Within minutes of riding on the first trains in Japan, I notice a significant change in advertising, from train to television. The trend? No more printed URL’s. The replacement? Search boxes! With recommended search terms!
Japanese ads downplay URLs, encourage searches@bb
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Сайт должен быть удобным.
Елена Плескевич. Цитата, которая вошла в анналы компании А., как идеальный пример истинного, но бесполезного утверждения, не годящегося ни в качестве аргумента в споре, ни в качестве тезиса при постановке задачи.
“Wal*Mart Country”
From frankb. I have to see these all the time; I don’t like it, but I understand that believers have their property and their rights, etc. Indeed, I’d rather see big crosses than big Wal*Marts.
I think it would be funny to see the paroxysms of rage most Tumblrs would experience if they set foot in Baton Rouge, where entry into the city via I-10, from the east, is met with these three enormous crosses: “Welcome to Jesus Country!” That you can see them from the Super Wal*Mart parking lot is icing on the weirdo-cake.
I think they’re probably trying to scare away us New Orleanians.
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Почта в Google Apps выдает 502 примерно с 13:00. Четыре часа недоступности. Хм. Что я делаю не так?
“Cut-throat bitch”? O_o
21 марта: народ против Супа, предварительные exit polls по мнению Яндекса
A piece of advice I offer at this point in many talks — if you’re planning on being an online activist, marry a blogger. It’s worked very well for me.
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