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The Nixed Write Protect Notch Idea

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Ahhhhh!  The good old days of the Write Protection Notch!  I actually bumped into this term while reviewing a 1988 textbook regarding DOS, but computing is not the first area of my youthful life where I encountered such a notching tactic. Record albums have a physical barrier built into the design in which the ability … Continue reading →

Another Keyword Coup Fore U and You and Ewe – Another Metamorphoses of Scripting Strategy

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Although I may live in a pseudo-fantasyland more often than not, I find it difficult to believe the designers of Stuxnet – let alone any other designer of complex programming signature – didn’t have a go-around or two contemplating potential for “unanticipated events.” With an expectation of eventual discovery being a mandatory element included in … Continue reading →

The “HEY, LIZ!” as an Iatrogenic Symptom Demo

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With so much reporting on keyword effects on the search engine algorithms, it is easy to dismiss some of the scoring processes being applied to content on the Internet that may or may not feed into any technology-supported/enhanced search engine ranking formula. For example, there are multiple ways of interpreting the presence of capital letters. … Continue reading →

What is Steganography Search Engine Optimization

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This is not an end-all definition of what I view to be an appropriate extension to the concept of “Search Engine Optimization,” but it’s certainly a start. “Content designed intentionally for possibilities other than what appears to be a common conceptualization of the presentation of the content, such as with application of 1/300th spacing, capital … Continue reading →

Felonious Peer-To-Peer Transfers vs. Unauthorized Town Hall Video Distribution

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First of all, I have absolutely no idea what the status is of this particular piece of news in Systema BitTorrent Network Blog’s from March of this year. I had noticed the referencing of the impending death of the music industry upon the horizon, along with the quicksand effects being felt by a wide variety … Continue reading →