Chris Baker

@thyng No bueno!

Houston, we've had a problem

This must be tweeted every Halloween. I don’t make the rules

Thanks for following along!

And last, but not least, is #FINGERPRINTING. It's been around for so long, it feels comfortable, even safe. But when used inappropriately, you realize your very identity is at stake.

Following the spooky SEO concepts 🧵, it's time to haunt #Security + #Compliance! Again, thanks to @BricePraslicka at @SeerInteractive and DALL-E! First is #KEYLOGGER! A digital lurker sipping your data at every turn + keypress. Shudder! Seen one in the wild? Do share!

Finally, Dark Patterns clog up the user experience, harm users with malware and generally slash trust online. What’s the worst you’ve seen?

Don’t get stuck in a web of Black Hat Tactics! There could be severe consequences if you get bit! Got stuck with consequences due to black hat tactics?

Things are getting spooky in my neighborhood this time of year. So, why not decorate Twitter with some decorations? For starters, for my #SEO friends… 🧵 (Credit to @BricesBugs on IG, TT, and SC and DALL-E)

@PJ_Cahill I’ve seen a Cybertruck in two separate DMAs this year. I feel pretty lucky.

Big day for me…

Sorry, @SlackHQ, I can’t spend 5 minutes comparing near-identical marketing slogans! Had to cancel out of that survey. “Got to get back to work”…there’s a slogan for ya’ ;)

Working on a blog post, and trying to build the best RegEx for matching AI/GPT tools in referral reports. What would you add or change in this? (gpt|perplexity|writesonic|openai|claude|jasper|copilot|duet|chatsonic|hugging|poe) Screen snip from @PiwikPro for the algorithm.

Hooray, indeed. #GA4 is inching closer to the practical usefulness that #UniversalAnalytics had for years. If you’re looking for help with your GA4 setup, or want to explore an alternative (like Piwik PRO), give us a shout! bd@seerinteractive.com Happy analyzing, y’all.

Sadly, no drop-down/selector prompt is available, so I just show the options in a list and let the user copy-paste or type it in.

A great way I’ve found to allow full management of user settings in Google App Scripts most simply is to show it all in a single prompt and flash a success/error message upon user input. Thoughts? #AppScript #GoogleSheets #DesignPattern

There’s no select/drop-down option, sadly, for known values, but showing a list and letting users copy-paste seems easy enough.