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Yeah great plan, lets bring down the banks by bankrupting the system and returning to bartering chickens and eggs. Honestly, the stupidity of this plan is astounding and shows you don't have a clue how the financial system works. It can only be a wind up surely?
You think you're a trailblazer...
They push out the same "updates" all the time. Most of the time they're not really "updates", but something MS is doing with your PC. Checking for "Malware", or checking the verification status of your copy of windows... Stuff like that...
You can find bluetooth headsets from around £4. Not that I'd suggest buying one that cheap as its not going to be brilliant, but I paid about £20-25 for a Plantronics M50 headset that works great, and lasts ages, up to 10 hours talk time, and 100 hours standby time.
It can also connect to two...
If I was you I'd opt for a laser printer. Much quicker and cheaper than using Inkjet printers. Make sure if can hold a decent amount of paper, as you don't want to be refilling it multiple times a day, and it might be worth having Duplex Printing, which enables you to print on both sides of the...
Yeah I remember hearing about those before... One of which worship Prince Philip like he is a god, apparently because it fitted with an ancient story they knew which said a white man would come looking for a bride. (IIRC)
Now, where have seen things like that before!
Its easy to answer this one... You're way out. I have plenty of these sites but they're not big money earners... Best off having lots of niche sites with each making some money.
In your calculations you're basically multiplying everything but ignoring the consequences of them clicking an ad...
They don't make checks to verify ownership. In fact the DMCA requires you to remove the item based solely on the claim. If you happen to read the Slashdot.org website you'll read about these on a weekly basis.
The onus is on the submitter to give a valid declaration, and if this proves false...
Google have offices in the UK, directly offering their services to UK citizens, and as such are subject to UK law, so ultimately, you can take them to a UK court. If I was you I'd write, on paper, put it in an envelope, and post it to Google UK by registered mail. For £1.70 that it costs, its...
I have to say I find dismissing people by text frankly disgusting, but its their loss, remember that, you're not worthless, you went above and beyond what was expected by the sounds of it. Remember they're the ones which are cowards, hence the way they went about things.
As for what can you...
That's the thing I tend to read them and then use Google to find sites like Stack overflow as a reference.. I'm still not completely sold on e-books (well e-readers really!), you might not be able to carry many, but the upside is the battery never runs out, you don't mind dropping them, or...
If you login via FTP you should be able to download the raw log files. Then open that in Excel or whatever, filter it by the Googlebot User agent string and you'll see in an instant what its doing by the URL's its trying to reach.
Or download them and email them over to me and I'll have a look...
Ah right yeah that's not a bad deal... I don't normally buy e-books, so that's why they cost more! I like to have it in hard copy, just easier to read on the move!
For a tenner though I might give it a try.
I don't normally buy many books these days. I use to buy loads but they kept on bringing out so many, and with the cost being at least £40-60+ a pop, I just felt I could find the info on-line and save myself a small fortune! :) Mind a 50% discount is good so I'll have a browse!
I bought myself...
Its a guess but it might be down to googlebot trying to fill in the page parameters itself and causing a loop, so it keeps on hitting away like its viewing a new page.
But like I say that's a complete guess, you'd have to check the raw logs to find out exactly what its doing.