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behindai··on Facebook Down?
Hope it's down forever!
behindai··on Facebook Down?
Berlin. Facebook is down.
behindai··on Should I use a Cookie consent warning if I don't use cookies?
thx!
behindai··on Show HN: HandyTok – TikTok for Porn
Great! Thank you for the feedback! ;)
behindai··on Ask HN: Where to Find a Porn Investor
hm, I'm developing a new content delivery network for adult-content. See PornHub as the far past.
behindai··on Ask HN: Where to Find a Porn Investor
Hi! Today it's not a big deal to finding a VC investor(if you have a good idea and some inspiring metrics ofc.). There are several platforms that providing lists and contacts of the venture capitals.

But what about the porn industry? Since it's a quite gray zone and a sensitive topic surrounded by significant risks, there must be a different approach for investing in such a business. I'm not sure YC would accept a new adult content startup on the board for example.

So, where porn startups should go in that case?

behindai··on Google outage – resolved
Sweden. The same problem. Authorization doesn't work. Gmail doesn't work.
behindai··on Find Out What Type of Blogger You Are
Your hands are itching to start your personal blog and it's already not the first you came across this idea?
behindai··on Influencer marketing becomes scaring trend of 2019-2020
I would say "promising" trend
behindai··on Jumping out of a Google's bubble. It's more than just a matter of self-respect
Kidding me? The average size of robots.txt is 500 bytes for one web site! Average web page size is 2Mb. So if a crawler respectfully downloads a robots.txt it could significantly save more bandwidth not downloading protected pages.
behindai··on Jumping out of a Google's bubble. It's more than just a matter of self-respect
> Google ignores websites privacy. Even if the website owner doesn't want to expose any content for search engines, Google will come, get it, and show it on its search results and will make money off it. Absolute, unadulterated nonsense. The Google spider identifies itself via HTTP headers. It's trivial to refuse service to specific clients.

Google spider ignores rules in robots.txt and show results from closed directories. I could write a distinct article about how we fight against it.

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