The Dangers of Tag Trains. You know the feeling – scrolling through your feed and bam! There’s a post riddled with those @ handles, looking more like a phone book than anything interesting. Not only does it scream of dodgy spam, but tagging a load of accounts at once can actually land your own account […]
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Disavowing Toxic Backlinks: A Guide to Protecting Your SEO. In the ever-evolving world of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), backlinks remain a crucial factor for website ranking. These are links from other websites that point back to yours, essentially acting as a vote of confidence and influencing search engine algorithms. However, not all backlinks are created
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USB: Evolved from Chaos to Charge. Ah, the trusty USB port. That little rectangle on our laptops, phones, and every other gadget under the sun. We plug them in a dozen times a day, transferring data, juicing up our devices, and connecting all sorts of gizmos without a second thought. But behind this unassuming connector
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Sunshine and Smiles: Your Guide to a Cool British Summer. Ah, the glorious British summer. We wait all year for it, those precious few weeks where we can dust off the barbecues, crack open a bevvy (or two!), and soak up some rays. But let’s be honest, sometimes that sunshine packs a bit more punch
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Likes Gone Private: Is This the End of Cancel Culture on X? X just shook things up with a new feature: liking posts is now a private affair. The big question on everyone’s mind: with likes now shrouded in secrecy on X, will they become the invisible hand curating our feeds? Only time will tell…
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