I'm going to keep calling out companies that offer to pay me to repost stuff on my site.
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I'm going to keep calling out companies that offer to pay me to repost stuff on my site. Especially the AI-backed ones, which seem unusually aggressive in this PR tactic. Who knows, maybe they'll stop sending them to me at least (not holding my breath).
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I'm going to keep calling out companies that offer to pay me to repost stuff on my site. Especially the AI-backed ones, which seem unusually aggressive in this PR tactic. Who knows, maybe they'll stop sending them to me at least (not holding my breath).
@briankrebs $1000 doesn't seem like enough for an "influencer post" considering the size of your audience.
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I'm going to keep calling out companies that offer to pay me to repost stuff on my site. Especially the AI-backed ones, which seem unusually aggressive in this PR tactic. Who knows, maybe they'll stop sending them to me at least (not holding my breath).
@briankrebs Wow...
"All you have to do is cut and paste"
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@briankrebs Wow...
"All you have to do is cut and paste"
@catsalad @briankrebs Well, we used the phrase “copy & waste” for brainless operations like that as students.
Software Engineering was a hard class for the environment, with all the trees killed for all the documentation that back then we had to print out for our tutors to read and check.
(Our a-hole commuted by train, so there was a risk that he'd have a look, what a pain in the posterior it was.)
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@briankrebs Wow...
"All you have to do is cut and paste"
@catsalad @briankrebs this feels familiar..
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@aeva thank you for your answer. I came to the same conclusion as you. I host via namecheap.com so probably it is that. I looked into it and on the file manager there are files that are not mine so probably have to disable it somewhere 🙃. Thanks and keep up the good work 😉
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@Ruckbank if you're using some kind of hosting service or framework, there's probably a setting somewhere you'd have to switch off to disable visitor metrics entirely. there's always the chance that some 3rd party component might also be phoning home. tbh modern web development sounds really awful to me because of stuff like this, so i just make webpages more or less the same way i did when i was twelve XD
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@Ruckbank my webpage is static html & css that I wrote entirely by hand. when i want to add something, i modify my offline copy and then upload it to my server using ssh which copies the new files over the old ones. it's very old school. i know it keeps absolutely no visitor metrics because i never wrote any, and never will.
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@aeva hey I'm pretty new here and want to be as much privacy focused as possible I have a site (ruckbank.com ((only half finished)) ) a personal portfolio. And I can track how many people see my site on what platform and for how long and so forth.. seems like I unintentionally collect data. My question now is can you see such metrics on your site, is this "normal" and can you do anything about it?
