sandbox and other google lies

[tazarbm]

This videoclip of google lying (if there was still doubt anymore) just popped up on my YT feed and I thought it's sensible to share it with the community:

Enjoy everyone!

 

[MethodA]

I mean let's be honest, everyone "knew" it right? Even it wasn't confirmed but on back of everyone's head there was this little thing..

 

[tazarbm]

I mean let's be honest, everyone "knew" it right? Even it wasn't confirmed but on back of everyone's head there was this little thing..

not everyone knew everything that's discussed in the video, and many people who "knew" still were not 100% certain that what they know is true.

The sandbox issue, for example, comes up time and time again on the forum, and the opinions on whether or not it exists are still split

 

[Turbo B.]

I have 4 sites that does not received organic traffic for 1 year. Link building was done about half an year ago and after that sites was untouched.
An now, ~1 month ago sites started to get organic traffic.
Some 20 daily, some 100 daily.

All the sites was built on fresh domains.
So I started to believe in Sandbox.

 

[GoSocial]

Some 20 daily, some 100 daily

Well they got the traffic finally, were they all in medium competition niche ?

 

[AshOasis]

This videoclip of google lying (if there was still doubt anymore) just popped up on my YT feed and I thought it's sensible to share it with the community:

Enjoy everyone!

Thanks for the share! Although most of it was already believed to be true with some degree of certainty despite what Google is trying to claim.

 

[AutoVideoFreak]

I always thought Git was a tool invented by idiots.

 

[tazarbm]

Thanks for the share! Although most of it was already believed to be true with some degree of certainty despite what Google is trying to claim.

I've posted this for 2 reasons:

1) someone asked me some months ago for proof that sandbox exists (I've always spread the word about sandbox but a lot of people still think it's a myth), but at that time I didn't have it (hopefully now they watch this video and believe it)

2) my hate towards google is undying, so I'll bash / expose them with every chance that I get

I always thought Git was a tool invented by idiots.

I don't know what that is even today

I mean, I know that github is a site (if that's what you're referring to), but Git I have no idea what it is...

 

[AutoVideoFreak]

I don't know what that is even today

You just go to some stupid site like Github (most popular Git system implementation) and people add code there cause it's convenient to see what's changed in project.

You simply do "commits" (add updates in files) into your "repositories" (projects?).

So basically it's a programmer's project management system where these fools add files.

Now you can make it so private, self-hosted, encrypted and secure, but here it looks like they didn't take any security measures.

 

[tazarbm]

You just go to some stupid site like Github (most popular Git system implementation) and people add code there cause it's convenient to see what's changed in project.

You simply do "commits" (add updates in files) into your "repositories" (projects?).

So basically it's a programmer's project management system where these fools add files.

Now you can make it so private, self-hosted, encrypted and secure, but here it looks like they didn't take any security measures.

I mean, I don't consider programmers fools (they're smarter than me as I'm not tech-savvy), but thanks for the explanation

 

[AutoVideoFreak]

I mean, I don't consider programmers fools (they're smarter than me as I'm not tech-savvy), but thanks for the explanation

How can someone leaking Google ranking algorithms be called smart? As with everything, people make mistakes everywhere.

Being tech-savvy is a choice in my experience. You just choose to understand math, code etc. For me it kinda sucked to be 30+ and have trouble understanding mathematical equations which are many times less complicated than code I write and so on. So I decided to change that. You can too if you will want one day.

 

[tazarbm]

How can someone leaking Google ranking algorithms be called smart?

well, they're coders / programmers, therefore they're smart (at least from my perspective who is tech-illiterate)

Being tech-savvy is a choice in my experience. You just choose to understand math, code etc.

you're only half-right here. People are designed and born differently. Personally, I've never been a tech-inclined person, I've always struggled in math, physics, chemistry, I always had the worst marks in C++ when I was in college, I always failed the tech / science exams, etc. Tech is just not my thing, it's alien language to me.

On the other hand, I've always been good at foreign languages (I used to have some of the highest marks in German and English in high school, although in the meantime I've forgotten most of the German due to lack of practice and exposure to German-speaking opportunities), and I've also been a righteous, human-oriented person (I would make a very fair and righteous - albeit probably a bit tyrannical against some people - judge / executioner, I am born with a developed sense of fairness and I hate with passion cheaters and backstabbers...

But anyway, the point is that not everyone is built in the same way, and we all have a purpose in life, and a place under the Sun, it's just that a few mentally-ill greedy bastards (usually the politicians and the parasites, aka men in suits, or businessmen as they like to call themselves) are acting the Gods and decide what role everyone must have in "their" society, which is one of the reasons for which I hate the ultra rich and powerful. Power in the right hands is welcome because the right hands create a great world for everyone, but in the wrong hands it's suffering and misery for the 99.99% and lavish, obscene Haven for the 0.01% scumbags at the top... Aaaand, I digressed again.... oh well, can't help it, it's in my nature

 

[Turbo B.]

Well they got the traffic finally, were they all in medium competition niche ?

SItes are in adult niche.
It is 2-5 page sites, with EMD domains on very easy keywords.

 

[AutoVideoFreak]

you're only half-right here. People are designed and born differently. Personally, I've never been a tech-inclined person, I've always struggled in math, physics, chemistry, I always had the worst marks in C++ when I was in college, I always failed the tech / science exams, etc. Tech is just not my thing, it's alien language to me.

That's what schools do to you. They make you think you're half-brained or half-chemistry person. I found myself practicing anything and whatever I touch, it's the same. Practicing anything makes you passionate at it. As soon as you put anything into a competitive landscape like grades system at college, you put stress, deadlines and such things into play. In such conditions anything you don't know right off the bat feels like hell. Why do you think C++ was bad for you? Nobody writes C++ code well if they don't understand how powerful it is. It boils down to understanding the purpose of it all. I can tell you learning about things like physics and chemistry is a very time consuming process and you don't wish to put that time into it cause you don't see any greater purpose in that.

 

[tazarbm]

Practicing anything makes you passionate at it.

agree! But why would you force yourself to do this when you're naturally built for other activities? This is just wasting time, energy and pissing others off when you could stick to what you're naturally good at and let others do what they're naturally good at, for you (of course, in exchange you would return the favor, that's what communities are for and humans are designed to live in communities, helping each other)

As soon as you put anything into a competitive landscape like grades system at college, you put stress, deadlines and such things into play. In such conditions anything you don't know right off the bat feels like hell.

true again! But our society is (still) built in the wrong way, in which people are indoctrinated from young ages to follow a system and never question or hold their superiors responsible for their crimes. And we all know how much easier is to indoctrinate a human from young age than if you were to indoctrinate them as adults

Why do you think C++ was bad for you?

I never questioned this at that time (I was 19 years old, I was just a boy back then who was busy with video games and other entertainments of that age, I never gave a rat's ass about C++ or school in general, which is why I always struggled in the indoctrination institutions, aka schools and colleges)

In hindsight (and seeing where this society is heading), learning C++ definitely wasn't bad for me, but like I said, back then I couldn't care less about C++ (it was just one of the classes I had to take), and I also didn't like it since I'm not born with inclinations or passion for technology. It's just not how I am and you can't fault me for being like this because - if you do this - I will then fault you for not being like I am, and what's the point of having such a debate when - like I said - everyone has a purpose in life and everyone should have a place under the Sun?

Nobody writes C++ code well if they don't understand how powerful it is. It boils down to understanding the purpose of it all.

I'm not disagreeing. But I'm also not arguing since coding / programming is not my cup of tea. I'll let the nerds debate it

 

[AutoVideoFreak]

true again! But our society is (still) built in the wrong way, in which people are indoctrinated from young ages to follow a system and never question or hold their superiors responsible for their crimes. And we all know how much easier is to indoctrinate a human from young age than if you were to indoctrinate them as adults

That doesn't sound like something an average programmer would say. Critique of systems surrounding us is a domain of more literature oriented people I think. I hate laws too. I'm looking forward to live on an island.

 

[tazarbm]

That doesn't sound like something an average programmer would say. Critique of systems surrounding us is a domain of more literature oriented people I think. I hate laws too. I'm looking forward to live on an island.

hmm, not sure that it's a thing of literature-oriented people (especially since I never liked, or even was good at literature ), but I agree that it's not something that programmers have on their minds either

 

[AutoVideoFreak]

hmm, not sure that it's a thing of literature-oriented people (especially since I never liked, or even was good at literature ), but I agree that it's not something that programmers have on their minds either

Google has programmed our society into thinking that searching their results is the way to go. That search engine is dumb as fuck and makes people think like dumb cattle.

So no chemistry, no physics, no computer science, no literature. So what's left? Critique of systems is your passion?

 

[tazarbm]

Google has programmed our society into thinking that searching their results is the way to go. That search engine is dumb as fuck and makes people think like dumb cattle.

100%

So no chemistry, no physics, no computer science, no literature. So what's left? Critique of systems is your passion?

that's been one of the biggest problems of my life: I've never found what I'm good at until recently (several years ago), this should have been my parents' task to figure out, but... circumstances and wrong societal systems have put me on the wrong path in life and now I'm just drifting on random waves of life, getting carried in whichever direction the waves take me...

Anyway, enough about my boring life! Let's hope that good things come to everyone

 

[GenesisOne]

Not surprised - G has been - is - and will be always the s(h)ame