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My match % was 95+% with everyone and my inbound views turned into 100+/week. The match percentage was useless as a filter, but who cares?

The poster wants to know an easy way to collect public and private SSH keys and fake 6 months of inbound traffic. There is no auditor.

Then you accidentally propagate a rule that blocks all inbound ports. Huh, when I tested locally I didn't notice that.

I had some editors delete a 5 year old page with multiple published sources and 10+ inbound wikipedia links on it. I am getting it reviewed now.

But most of my calls are "warm calls"--following up on inbound. This product appears to solve my problems, which is interesting, given that is named for something different.

I am supposed to have a nice website with lots of good content to attract inbound marketing - so I tried getting someone on textbroker to write an article for me. It read like a High School essay - no life, no anime.

We can't use ad networks or exchanges, and what little direct inbound we get comes from small advertisers with low ad spend. Which is precisely why we introduced the self-serve advertisements you mentioned, but only back in July 2013.

McDerment had to develop serious sales skills to pivot inbound requests for website paint jobs to strategic marketing engagements. But you don't need sales skills to establish a minimum billing increment of a day.

They didn't seem to have much problem with inbound transfers. They also didn't seem to have problems with domestic Japanese transfers until about December/January, which they blamed on the end-of-the-year holiday.

[1] Maybe TechCrunch should step away from the desk/SF and put more reporters in other cities on the ground, instead of relying on so much inbound pitching? Technology, used loosely, is becoming an everyday aspect to many businesses so maybe TC also needs to reconsider their editorial position, too.

Finally, unlike the Lufwaffe, the RAF had the world's first integrated air defense network, with radar pickets to detect inbound bombers, control centres to direct the interceptors, and radio-directed fighters. The myth of the Spitfire is over-hyped because it's a lot simpler than the reality of the situation.

Yes, this gives Google a powerful tool for weeding out fake/malicious content, but it also hurts the user experience and the mission in the long run, compared to solutions that allow for more manual review, more use of inbound link disavowal, or finer-grained penalties that target only the possibly "low-quality" pages without spilling over to entire sites. Those solutions would probably shift more cost to Google, however.

If you are running a publicly-deployed service and do not restrict inbound and outbound traffic, I would advise you to do it, now. > Because of the way TCP and UDP work, you can safely NAT many, many private addresses onto a single public address > I won't go into this too much, other than to say that there are already various NAT traversal protocols out there, and as NAT gets more and more annoyingly mandatory, those protocols and implementations are going to get much better.