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[Anas90]

Use a bot that fakes devices and a lot of proxies. You can find it on github.

I use all that of course but once i surpass 50 accounts mark i start getting problems such as PV's EV's Capatchas etc... do you think similar content can cause that? im using exifdata to remove metadata but still doesnt help much , what do u think?

 

[lucky.sparks]

I use all that of course but once i surpass 50 accounts mark i start getting problems such as PV's EV's Capatchas etc... do you think similar content can cause that? im using exifdata to remove metadata but still doesnt help much , what do u think?

instead of metadata, change hash - add random pixels on the image. Yes, similar content can be a problem.

 

[Blepitri]

Start small scale, money will flow and you will be able to scale.

Yes, I'm doing that already.

 

[Lipstick Spoiler]

instead of metadata, change hash - add random pixels on the image. Yes, similar content can be a problem.

HI OP, Just read this thread. Took me more than 2 hours and got a hell lot of knowledge. I just have a few questions. Would be great if you could answer
1) How many years of programming experience do you have? what are you qualifications essentially?
2) You must be 30+ age ? Is that so? Seems like you have a lot of experience in programming
3) I read you joined this forum in 2020 and spent a few months reading stuff and then started right? What all languages you can program in? and what all languages you used to make this bot apart from python, node.js, PHP, etc?
4) If a newbie like me were to make a bot like this with no programming knowledge, what would you suggest starting from? Like in how much time can a bot like this be programmed and what all languages should i master ?
5) what do you think helped you the most in this journey? what skill specifically? also, from where did you get all this technical knowledge? like fingerprinting, about ips, etc? you read it here or you knew all of this beforehand?
6) lastly, how did BHW helped you and what advice you would give to us?

thanks, and sorry for bombarding questions. I hope you will answer these and clear my doubts that have been lurking for the last 2 hours.

 

[lucky.sparks]

HI OP, Just read this thread. Took me more than 2 hours and got a hell lot of knowledge. I just have a few questions. Would be great if you could answer
1) How many years of programming experience do you have? what are you qualifications essentially?

~17-18 years or as I once calculated - over 50k hours.

2) You must be 30+ age ? Is that so? Seems like you have a lot of experience in programming

Yes, I'm in my mid 30ies.

3) I read you joined this forum in 2020 and spent a few months reading stuff and then started right? What all languages you can program in?

It gets easier when you know a few programming languages, e.g. I could write cheats for Dayz online game in c++ by reading google a lot and by not knowing how to build c++ projects. So when you will learn one language, the next one will be a bit easier, and so on..

and what all languages you used to make this bot apart from python, node.js, PHP, etc?

it's built on those which you already counted. Pretty much it could be done by just using python or only javascript, no need for the mix of them.

4) If a newbie like me were to make a bot like this with no programming knowledge, what would you suggest starting from? Like in how much time can a bot like this be programmed and what all languages should i master ?

Start with javascript and node.js, it's all you need.

5) what do you think helped you the most in this journey?

persistence. 99% of people stop when they encounter their first failures.

what skill specifically? also, from where did you get all this technical knowledge? like fingerprinting, about ips, etc? you read it here or you knew all of this beforehand?

Too broad a topic to give one answer, I did learn a lot on the way, and Im still learning.

6) lastly, how did BHW helped you and what advice you would give to us?

BHW helped me the most by showing that it's possible to get out of the never-ending rat race by doing things differently.

thanks, and sorry for bombarding questions. I hope you will answer these and clear my doubts that have been lurking for the last 2 hours.

Cheers!

 

[Lipstick Spoiler]

~17-18 years or as I once calculated - over 50k hours.


Yes, I'm in my mid 30ies.


It gets easier when you know a few programming languages, e.g. I could write cheats for Dayz online game in c++ by reading google a lot and by not knowing how to build c++ projects. So when you will learn one language, the next one will be a bit easier, and so on..


it's built on those which you already counted. Pretty much it could be done by just using python or only javascript, no need for the mix of them.


Start with javascript and node.js, it's all you need.


persistence. 99% of people stop when they encounter their first failures.


Too broad a topic to give one answer, I did learn a lot on the way, and Im still learning.


BHW helped me the most by showing that it's possible to get out of the never-ending rat race by doing things differently.


Cheers!

thanakuuuuuuu

 

[rampzeus]

Now knowing this, probably I wouldn't went for adult niche and building A.I., there are better niches to target. For example, any with recurring rev.

Any niches in particular? Also doesnt adult have many recurring dating/cam offers?

 

[OccultKingdoms]

instead of metadata, change hash - add random pixels on the image. Yes, similar content can be a problem.

Definitely. Each video and image ought be unique, preferably thanks to machine learning, but automating camera moves is viable option too. Gluing scraped imagery is good on big (not huge) scale.

An option for big automation is to have millions of scraped images moving and watermarked in a random way with randomly generated speech to text.

Plus each creation can be made in a diffrent way - by switching resolutions, technologies, duration of each thing, different FPS, different codec.

Randomness is your friend here. You will break the pattern, but keep the pattern consistent across one account.

~17-18 years or as I once calculated - over 50k hours.

I have over 10k work hours done, but it was 10 years.

It's interesting you have 50k hours cause that's about 1/3rd of all hours combined in 18 years. That's almost perfectly 8 hours a day which stands for just enough discipline to be sucessful.

I underestimate everything I do due to my personal predisposition, so I might see my hours lower than in reality. I'm trying to fix that handicap cause that makes me seem like a newbie in every possible field and it's hard to find a job even with 10k hours worked.

I started investing in my computer knowledge when I was 10 and I used computer when I was 2 years old. I made first scripts at the age of 15 and continue till now, but now I'm into programming with all that c# and high level stuff I was dreaming about. PS: that c# thing looks too good and too well engineered to someone who went from python, js, php to there.

What's cool about c#, you can make cross-platform bots with that. Similar to java, but is from microsoft, so java, c# - the same thing, just different names. Java spring is a popular option for java but has a bad opinion. If you go to c#, you have new .net version which was improved and now is available with MAUI.

I started to see the game clearly after 3k hours with code and automation. I might become a pioneer in this as this is something I just can't stop. There is only love cause automation always gives, even if you fail. But you learn why you fail and you come back 2 times stronger by learning new things.

My journey sucks. I'm slow, take bad decisions and my results are bad. I would suggest compiling a list of journeys you find interesting and make your own from them.

Take care of your mental health cause blaming stuff on yourself is doing more harm than good.

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/300-to-invest-leave-your-suggestions-here.1329392/#post-14354816 you recommend tell you to take all of responsibility and kind of quietly invite you to blame every failure on yourself. They are double-edged sword.

The problem is if you transfer it beyond financial context and maybe leadership, it can be dangerous. With analogies and extrapolation, things can get out of control in our lives.

Think for example you are beaten by someone. You can't blame yourself for that.

Or in other words, if someone hurts you (or did hurt you in the past), and you start victim blaming yourself, you will just do nasty stuff to yourself.

I learned it last 2 months the hard way. I was beaten 5 times. Seriously. So I'm writing in shock. Was absent on the forum for that reason of having to deal with cluster b people - prepared in the worst possible way.

These books are powerful and are written by rich people who are in fact powerful or have extreme achievements, but applying it in the wrong situation, well, it might even kill you cause you will think you are someone else. You can get high on reading those stories. Get maniacally involed in something etc.

Solitude, loneliness are harsh too. Sometimes we just go to prison or sit too long at home finding evidence for our shit on the internet. And it's what you can do with these books. Better to consult with someone you are sitting next to, but that person must be experienced and not merely obsessed on money and materialistic goals. Many sucessful members on the forum have confessed they could do better in social contexts.

We've made xxx thousand, x million in places like this by ourselves and it's taking us (and our egos) a bit too far. We think everything is in our hands and we have everything under control because we have mastered materialism, but materialism can control us in reality while we think we mastered it. Ego (as a psychological construct) craves control and money gives that, so it thinks making more money is more control, if it sees control it wants more - that never ends and must be taken with caution.

Sorry for the philosophical rant, but that's what happens when you almost die.

Take care.

 

[DropVS]

One more quetions:

I'll start with Twitter social media and my questions is:
I need to create the accounts on my 4g proxy. I live in spain so can I use proxies in other country? Or spam my campaign in USA?
If I need to verify phone number I can use proxy from spain and verify the number with russia phone number?

As I read you got 19k twitter profiles. How much it cost in terms of money and power consuming? One computer can handle with 19k of profiles?

 

[Anas90]

instead of metadata, change hash - add random pixels on the image. Yes, similar content can be a problem.

thank you for the tip! also do u work on EB(browser) or direct API on instagram?

 

[Dresden]

I like to talk about software, it's the part where I feel confident the most as I still suck at marketing very hard.


I would suggest looking into node worker threads. When you got that sorted, move to understand how to create a simple node express server and HTTP API server which would spawn a worker thread with your chrome profile when you call your own API link, e.g. 127.0.0.1:8000/api/chrome?profile=profile1

I use worker threads for everything. Just to be sure to understand that node works a bit differently than other programming languages and you must understand that you can't write code as in python or PHP or you will probably block the event loop when you will try to scale up, this was a problem for me but if node.js(javascript) is your first language, it shouldn't be an issue IMO).

Here I will put a small demo together for you.

index.js: creates webserver and listens when you will request new browser to be launched.

const {Worker} = require('worker_threads');
var app = require('express')();
var http = require('http').createServer(app);

app.route('/api/chrome').get((request, response) => {
  
    worker(request.query.profile, {
        //here you can send any additional data to the worker thread
    });
  
    return response.status(200).send('booting the browser');
})

function worker(profile, data = {}){
    const worker = new Worker('./worker.js', {
        workerData: {
            ...data,
            profile: profile
        }
    });

    worker.profile = profile;

    worker.on('message', (message) => {
        console.log(`message back from worker: ${message}`)
    });

    worker.on('error', (error) => {
        console.log(error);
    });

    worker.on('exit', (code) => {
        console.log(`Worker exited - ${code} ++ ${worker.profile}`);
    }); 

    return worker;
}

http.listen(8000, () => {
  console.log(`http server started on 127.0.0.1:8000`);
});

worker.js - this is code which will be run when you call your API.

let {workerData, parentPort} = require('worker_threads');

const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-core');

(async () => {

  const browser = await puppeteer.launch({
    headless: false,
    executablePath: '/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable',
    ignoreDefaultArgs: true,
    defaultViewport: { width: 1366, height: 768 },
    args: [
      '--remote-debugging-port=9444',           
      '--user-data-dir=~/chrome-profiles/' + workerData.profile,
      '--no-first-run',
      '--no-default-browser-check',
    ]
  });

  await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 2000));


  const pages = await browser.pages();
  const page = pages[0];

  await page.goto('https://google.com');

})();

and in result we get option to launch browser with just simple API call in your main browser:

View attachment 226834

So in theory you can then update your worker.js to have any actions you need based on puppeteer.

And you even do not need to use APi, you can use websockets to control your browser farm or anything you want.

Thank you for this, great post. I was able to get it running by following your demo. Sometimes the third/fourth browser will not run though so I'm currently looking into that.

Again thanks, for this post.

 

[themackguy]

So you are promoting a dating offer on a dating app, I am curious have you ever tried to promote non-dating offer there?

 

[Lipstick Spoiler]

Mostly still paying off debts from the past, I was broke and bankrupt when started this February with approx 180k in debt. And I'm still in negative net worth. Started to travel more as now I'm location independent and my wife needed some prize for not leaving me. Now we are in Prague Czechia for new years celebration.

This November and December I took time off and was barely working to reset my head. Purchased 11 years old car and my wife does not work 9-5 anymore. Paid off a big chunk of the mortgage. I guess that's it. I will post an earnings report next month for the full year.

How come you being a brilliant programmer was in debt? 180k is way too much. Did you try to make something big and it failed? Also, you were doing a job before or you were always doing side hustles like these?
and I think this 20k journey would definitely have turned into 200k-300k+ now given the number of social media you are using.
Happy for you that you have finally paid your debt and now enjoying your life.

 

[DropVS]

How come you being a brilliant programmer was in debt? 180k is way too much. Did you try to make something big and it failed? Also, you were doing a job before or you were always doing side hustles like these?
and I think this 20k journey would definitely have turned into 200k-300k+ now given the number of social media you are using.
Happy for you that you have finally paid your debt and now enjoying your life.

180k is way too much ? Do you know how much cost a house in europe ? XD

 

[OccultKingdoms]

How come you being a brilliant programmer was in debt? 180k is way too much. Did you try to make something big and it failed?

He was tripping on money too hard. That's all. And he is trying to impress everyone to this day. May this man learn to save one day! There is no amount of money a young person could not blow.

I know a lot of those and they blow half their money on the weekend. They need to compensate. These jobs are isolating and that money is a trade off, mostly for mental health. It's hard to find a developer who doesn't suffer from anxiety, overthinking, high ambition, too high expectations or insomnia.

 

[Lipstick Spoiler]

180k is way too much ? Do you know how much cost a house in europe ? XD

Sorry dude, I didn't know he lives in Europe
Coming from a third-world country having a 130 crore population, only a very very very small chunk of people earn this money in their lifetime. or they take 15-20 years at the minimum to get to this level
for me, that's a lot of money to keep myself sustained for more than 10 years tbh, that's why got awestruck by the number. Also, he is a genius programmer, but I think he was stuck in some 9-5 job and bhw gave him the best of his life
happy for him tho

 

[brucesidewalk]

~17-18 years or as I once calculated - over 50k hours.


Yes, I'm in my mid 30ies.


It gets easier when you know a few programming languages, e.g. I could write cheats for Dayz online game in c++ by reading google a lot and by not knowing how to build c++ projects. So when you will learn one language, the next one will be a bit easier, and so on..


it's built on those which you already counted. Pretty much it could be done by just using python or only javascript, no need for the mix of them.


Start with javascript and node.js, it's all you need.


persistence. 99% of people stop when they encounter their first failures.


Too broad a topic to give one answer, I did learn a lot on the way, and Im still learning.


BHW helped me the most by showing that it's possible to get out of the never-ending rat race by doing things differently.


Cheers!

OP

Yes, but google is checking for canvas/webgl fingerprints so take that in account.


You can https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/300-to-invest-leave-your-suggestions-here.1329392/#post-14354816.


My journey sucks. I'm slow, take bad decisions and my results are bad. I would suggest compiling a list of journeys you find interesting and make your own from them.


You probably can get away by combining stuff, e.g. - use stealth browsers for actions that will be highly protected(login/registration) and then use HTTP requests to do the rest of it. If you are talking about official API, then yes, forget about it, you cant use it to spam.


Thanks, I doubt that but I'm trying to share more lately.


Use a bot that fakes devices and a lot of proxies. You can find it on github.



You do not need to use mitm to do this, just check https://github.com/berstend/puppeteer-extra/tree/master/packages/extract-stealth-evasions


Yes, I like to make them look real.


Yes, it was very time-consuming. Now knowing this, probably I wouldn't went for adult niche and building A.I., there are better niches to target. For example, any with recurring rev.


I used https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supervised_learning.


Everything was clear, easy to read and understand.


Something about being your perfect space girl from moon or something of those lines.

thanks for the answer, im weak on node js or java, i just want to comunicate from c# or vb.net to node js, is it possible to pass my data from c# vb.net to node js?

 

[OccultKingdoms]

thanks for the answer, im weak on node js or java, i just want to comunicate from c# or vb.net to node js, is it possible to pass my data from c# vb.net to node js?

in c# you would have something akin to the following to run node.js processes

using (process = new Process())
{


process.StartInfo.FileName = "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe";
process.StartInfo.Arguments = "C:\\Users\\username\\Desktop\\nodejs-program\\index-or-other-scriptname yargs-command-name-here" +
$" --arg1={value1}" +
$" --arg2={value2}" +
$" --arg3={value3}" ;
process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
process.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;
process.Start();

// Synchronously read the standard output of the spawned process.
StreamReader reader = process.StandardOutput;
string output = reader.ReadToEnd();

// Write the redirected output to this application's window.
Trace.WriteLine(output);

return output;

}

Do work resposinble for running your node.js program on a different thread using https://learn.microsoft.com/pl-pl/dotnet/api/system.threading.tasks.task.run?view=net-6.0

In node.js use "yargs" to break down args you passed in. You can alternatively communicate between your programs using stdin, stdout streams.

You can use logger like Winston (a logging library) in node.js and read that in your c# program.

Simply using "console.log" in node.js should let you read StandardOutput from your node.js process.

for me, that's a lot of money to keep myself sustained for more than 10 years tbh, that's why got awestruck by the number. Also, he is a genius programmer, but I think he was stuck in some 9-5 job and bhw gave him the best of his life

I had 20x the salary in my country at the age of 14. My life was absolute hell for some years. Money doesn't make you just like that. You need more than just money.

OP is still learning how to manage his time, life, resources etc.

He's not BassTrackerBoats or another truly seasoned member. There are 60, 70+ yo guys who made millions throughout years when the USD was worth much more than it is today.

Those who truly bank, mostly stay quiet cause they don't have time and honestly bragging is not that mature. It's cool in the beginning when you get the ball rolling, but then it's just curious eyes all around. Contributing to your society is important overall, so give back as you start to see results.

It gets easier when you know a few programming languages, e.g. I could write cheats for Dayz online game in c++ by reading google a lot and by not knowing how to build c++ projects. So when you will learn one language, the next one will be a bit easier, and so on..

I remember the days when we played online games and manipulated them using a program called "cheat engine". We manipulated memory addresses and that was cool. We had no idea what power we were witnessing. I would like to see someone automating browser tasks with c++. That would be interesting.

 

[Lipstick Spoiler]

I had 20x the salary in my country at the age of 14. My life was absolute hell for some years. Money doesn't make you just like that. You need more than just money.

Very curious to know how you did it. What would you recommend to a beginner? What skill set, what mindset, and how much time will it take to get to that level (180k * 20). You did it at the age of 14, considering you would have spent 5-6 years learning(maybe coding). Can a beginner like us get to that level by learning some skills? Also, you must be brilliant that you earned this much amount at that age. MAYBE A PRODIGY? DUNNO.

PS: It is easy to say that you need more than just money. You are entitled to say this because you have "money". But for people like me, who have a family of 6 to feed, I think the thing that becomes the most important is money.

 

[brucesidewalk]

in c# you would have something akin to the following to run node.js processes

Do work resposinble for running your node.js program on a different thread using https://learn.microsoft.com/pl-pl/dotnet/api/system.threading.tasks.task.run?view=net-6.0

In node.js use "yargs" to break down args you passed in. You can alternatively communicate between your programs using stdin, stdout streams.

You can use logger like Winston (a logging library) in node.js and read that in your c# program.

Simply using "console.log" in node.js should let you read StandardOutput from your node.js process.

I had 20x the salary in my country at the age of 14. My life was absolute hell for some years. Money doesn't make you just like that. You need more than just money.

OP is still learning how to manage his time, life, resources etc.

He's not BassTrackerBoats or another truly seasoned member. There are 60, 70+ yo guys who made millions throughout years when the USD was worth much more than it is today.

Those who truly bank, mostly stay quiet cause they don't have time and honestly bragging is not that mature. It's cool in the beginning when you get the ball rolling, but then it's just curious eyes all around. Contributing to your society is important overall, so give back as you start to see results.

I remember the days when we played online games and manipulated them using a program called "cheat engine". We manipulated memory addresses and that was cool. We had no idea what power we were witnessing. I would like to see someone automating browser tasks with c++. That would be interesting.

thanks for this code, i definitely use this one. you genius.. im planning to programm complex code on c# and send it to node js.