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Your information is not that safe with Facebook

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I recently experimented with the developer framework offered by Facebook to create Facebook applications. That simply means I experimented and tried to create simple Facebook applications just for fun, nothing that would actually go public. I must say I’m extremely disappointed by the framework offered by Facebook as it’s a total piece of junk if [...]

DCS:1 Life Technology: 0

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Oh a nice thing happened today on one of my post: two comments suddenly appeared with one minute between each of them on the post about Life Technology’s purple energy shield scam and these comments were actually positives about the product. Something is wrong right? Two positive comments in a row for the biggest scam [...]

wixist – What’s missing in you life today

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Here’s an interesting social experiment a friend of mine pointed out to me today. It’s quite new and in fact I think it’s not even indexed in Google yet, but it’s definitely interesting. It’s called wixist and the goal if the website is stated as follows: wixist is a social experiment to find out what’s [...]

Don’t stay a virgin

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Here’s a funny but quite interesting website: Don’t stay a virgin I could explain you what this is all about, but the website does a pretty good job at that and here’s a little something taken from it to give you an idea: Certain ISP’s are planning to limit internet access in a way that [...]

Web bots – There’s no magic

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This is a follow-up to my previous article about the web bot. In that article, I briefly explained what the web bots are and if they were able to predict anything. I strongly suggest you read the article but it’s not a prerequisite to this article. In that first web bot post, I made a [...]

Google fear Alex Chiu will put them out of business

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Remember that good old Alex Chiu? That’s right, the guy selling immortality rings. He’s now back with a direct attack at Google because he thinks Google is afraid that Alex Chiu will put them out of business. Here is what he wrote on his website recently: Obviously, some very important people don’t want you to [...]

John Chow’s insult to honest bloggers

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John Chow is a legend in “making money on the internet”. He actually recently claimed on T.V. that he was making 30k a month with his online business, which is mainly johnchow.com. I’m pretty sure it’s close to the true numbers as he’s really known to make a lot of money from his websites. Anyway, [...]

The future of Internet Advertising

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I posted an article about the future of Internet advertising on my technology blog Adopt A Packet and I think it might be of interest for a lot of persons at Daily Common Sense. Internet Advertising has reached a certain limit and Google experienced it recently. They’ve recorded a drop in the number of clicks [...]

Introducing my new blog – Adopt A Packet

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Just to let you know that I’ve launched a new blog: Adopt A Packet. It’s mostly aimed at techies and there’s little chances of you enjoying it if you’re not in the computer industry! It’s funny stories about the inside life of packets. Anyway, check this out. It’s fresh from today so there’s not much [...]

How does Google make money?

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One of the question I often have to answer is: “How does Google make money?”. They don’t sell any product, everything you use from them is free and on top of that they seem to be very active in the “open source” community. So how the hell can they cash-in? Advertisement Advertisement, that’s how Google [...]

A little more Alex Chiu please!

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Alex is awesome. As most of you know it’s not my first post about Alex Chiu and all his scams. But now it’s not about the scams, it’s about Alex Chiu himself. Here’s a video interview with Alex Chiu from the Web Drifter. It’s simply awesome and a definitive classic: My favorite part is definitely [...]

The Web is Empty

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Do you have the feeling you’re always visiting the same web sites over and over again even if it’s supposed to be different web sites? I’m really sick of what I call “Content Replication” and this is particularly true about blogs. Whatever the subject I’m searching about I usually end up reading more or less [...]