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I run a marketplace in Brazil (kwara.com.br) and we happen to be focusing on SEO at the moment! What's your coverage in Portuguese / Brazilian market keywords? Or is it US only at the moment?
(Ps, I don't mind the tool itself being in english)
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2) "The easiest way to get started is to install Linux in a Virtual Machine and get yourself familiar with the system."
Therefore, enter your password into an input field, in a virtual machine inside your proprietary Operating System key logging you?
Got a nasty 500 error on the app while making payments, and a 502 on their web app.
Great explanation as well.
Don't get me wrong I'm all for https when there's user information to be protected back and forth, I just don't see the applicability for it here.
Took me to learn a pure functional language (Scala) to come back and start using map, filter, etc ... Not because Java 8 doesn't support it, but because a functional language community just has that mindset. There are many Java 8 developers using streams() and optionals with an imperative programming mindset still.
I'd give it some time before using that in production and use your own DNS/Service Discovery mix.
How do you deal with retweets?
Example: >I tweet: I love christians @Pontifex
@Pontifex retweets.
Fix "typo": I hate christians @Pontifex
Refresh @Pontifex profile, screenshot ...
Do you notify retweeters that the post was edited and ask for acknowledgement? Do you nullify the retweet? Do you mark it as edited?
Thanks for your comments, I think so far we have been confirmed that we have to engage users in non-traditional manners.