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Thursday, June 14, 2007
En el improbable caso...
...de que alguno haya accedido al blog en las últimas horas, se habrá dado cuenta de que un triste de la vida modificó dos imágenes externas a las que hacíamos referencia desde aqui. Las imágenes dejaban claro el tipo de contenido que maneja la "perlita" de fulano. Ya hemos quitado las referencias a ellas, os pido disculpas a los que hayais accedido durante ese tiempo, y creo que lo único que queda es devolverle algo de elegancia al blog
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Sin embargo, esta foto no te ha salido mal del todo... :D
Como se llamaba el objetivo ese?
Don't steal bandwidth, my friend. When you "hotlink" directly to an image on someone else's website, two things happen.
1. The site that hosts the images that you are linking to has to pay bandwidth costs to serve the image to your site. It IS stealing, and it CAN get expensive, if you have a lot of traffic.
2. It leaves YOUR site vulnerable to exactly what happened. If they get mad, all they have to do is change the images on their server and POOF! they have changed YOUR website.
It's much better to just copy the images you want (with permission, if possible) and then upload them to your own site. THEN link to the new copies on your own web page.
If you do this, then nobody can mess around with your website, and you will bear your own costs.
I apologize if you were offended (lo siento, mucho), and I thank you for the best laugh I have had in years.
I laughed SO HARD when those pictures popped up on your blog that I almost fainted.
Again, bienvenidos a America, and have a great trip!! :-)
There are hundreds of ways to warn us about the external links we added to our blog, but you carried on in that disgusting way, "my friend". It tells a lot about yourself and the shit you handle. It also leaves you in a funny position trying later to be polite and "teach" anything. Please avoid spreading greetings to America anymore, it's better for us to believe we're in a place not filled with people like you.
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