Check out all the microsoft ones at the bottom...
Those just indicate redirects to Microsoft's website, Apple-owned domains.
Apple's domains
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Re: Apple's domains
#52Such a shame they don't own aapl.com, mac.org & macintosh.{com,org}... Off topic: I've noticed that recently, Google's first result for 'Mac' has (mysteriously) changed from "apple.com/mac" to "maccosmetics.com"!
That's very interesting. Seems like an unfeasible task to outrank Apple using that keyword.
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Re: Apple's domains
#53Such a shame they don't own aapl.com, mac.org & macintosh.{com,org}... Off topic: I've noticed that recently, Google's first result for 'Mac' has (mysteriously) changed from "apple.com/mac" to "maccosmetics.com"!
SPYWorld result. What did you just tell us about yourself? :) Edit: I see it too, seems they have invested lots in SEO. And: where did the [ Normal | SPYWorld ] buttons go? When Google started SPYWorld it was possible to switch between normal and spyworld searches. I don't see the buttons anymore in my search results. :-o
> And: where did the [ Normal | SPYWorld ] buttons go?
They are over on the right, next to the settings gear. Switch from the person icon to the globe icon.
Re: Apple's domains
#54Re: Apple's domains
#55Such a shame they don't own aapl.com, mac.org & macintosh.{com,org}... Off topic: I've noticed that recently, Google's first result for 'Mac' has (mysteriously) changed from "apple.com/mac" to "maccosmetics.com"!
That's very interesting. Seems like an unfeasible task to outrank Apple using that keyword.
Woman buy a _lot_ of cosmetics.
Re: Apple's domains
#56Earlier quoted context omitted.
SPYWorld result. What did you just tell us about yourself? :) Edit: I see it too, seems they have invested lots in SEO. And: where did the [ Normal | SPYWorld ] buttons go? When Google started SPYWorld it was possible to switch between normal and spyworld searches. I don't see the buttons anymore in my search results. :-o
> And: where did the [ Normal | SPYWorld ] buttons go? They are over on the right, next to the settings gear. Switch from the person icon to the globe icon.
They are supposed to, but not for me.
Re: Apple's domains
#57Such a shame they don't own aapl.com, mac.org & macintosh.{com,org}... Off topic: I've noticed that recently, Google's first result for 'Mac' has (mysteriously) changed from "apple.com/mac" to "maccosmetics.com"!
That's very interesting. Seems like an unfeasible task to outrank Apple using that keyword.
Really? M.A.C. has more brand awareness for that term outside of this little valley.
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#58airport.com - what a domain.
Wow! And Airport products weren't even released until 1999. I'm not sure how they did that. Probably something to do with liquid cash assets ;)
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#59Just out of curiosity, what is the last line for? 1;
Perl modules must return a true value (>0). 1; at the end is the easiest way, but if the last statement in the module always evaluates to true, you're similarly okay.
Yeah, it's weird. :/
Re: Apple's domains
#60The perl here will give me nightmares.
%matrix = ( key => val, k2 => v2 );
is your friend :(
yes, i scare easily.