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Maarten

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    Maarten reacted to fisicx in HTML6 and CSS4?   
    No, and they never will be.
    It’s now just HTML and CSS. Both of these will have new features and updates but there won’t be a new numbered version.
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    Maarten got a reaction from teodora in It's just bizarre...   
    For Wigglepixel services, such as Custom Interactive Maps, I use Google Ads. So once in a while I walk through the list of people’s searchterms to optimize ads… but it’s pretty bizarre what terms people search for...
    Like this highly intelligent one I ran into today: 😵 😂

     
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    Maarten got a reaction from Jo 90 in It's just bizarre...   
    Well I am able to create all kinds of creative custom maps, fantasy is the limit, so if they like to have a map dick-shaped, wiggling dick-shaped pins in 3D, an automatic dick-route wayfinding algorithm fired on a big touch screen that squirts when rotating their tablet or phone or when you swipe over a pin... or whatever they would like to have dick-shaped or -animated, no problem! haha 😀
    The question for me is more like what's their company about? And do they have professionals working there, or only dickheads with too much time to search for 'how to create a dick in google maps' . Because let's face it: how creative is 'google maps'? 😉
    So just to be sure I did add 'dick' and 'google' to the exclusion search words 😉
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    Maarten got a reaction from BrowserBugs in It's just bizarre...   
    Well I am able to create all kinds of creative custom maps, fantasy is the limit, so if they like to have a map dick-shaped, wiggling dick-shaped pins in 3D, an automatic dick-route wayfinding algorithm fired on a big touch screen that squirts when rotating their tablet or phone or when you swipe over a pin... or whatever they would like to have dick-shaped or -animated, no problem! haha 😀
    The question for me is more like what's their company about? And do they have professionals working there, or only dickheads with too much time to search for 'how to create a dick in google maps' . Because let's face it: how creative is 'google maps'? 😉
    So just to be sure I did add 'dick' and 'google' to the exclusion search words 😉
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    Maarten reacted to Jack in It's just bizarre...   
    We had one the other day that was something like "Jersey hotel with dragon". No idea what they meant but whatever.
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    Maarten reacted to BrowserBugs in It's just bizarre...   
    Hahahaha ... question is, did your content meet the searchers expectations? 
  7. Haha
    Maarten got a reaction from BrowserBugs in It's just bizarre...   
    For Wigglepixel services, such as Custom Interactive Maps, I use Google Ads. So once in a while I walk through the list of people’s searchterms to optimize ads… but it’s pretty bizarre what terms people search for...
    Like this highly intelligent one I ran into today: 😵 😂

     
  8. Haha
    Maarten got a reaction from Jo 90 in It's just bizarre...   
    For Wigglepixel services, such as Custom Interactive Maps, I use Google Ads. So once in a while I walk through the list of people’s searchterms to optimize ads… but it’s pretty bizarre what terms people search for...
    Like this highly intelligent one I ran into today: 😵 😂

     

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