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[agedaccs]

From your knowledge, Where to find the best developers that can make social media bots to make a team? It seems hard to find on usual freelancer sites

 

[Deleted member 1484759]

Where to find developers that can make social media bots? It seems hard to find on usual freelancer sites

PM me.

 

[SimplrHosting]

This is some high quality journey, gotta bookmark it and go through it some time later, surely can learn a few things here

 

[frnckstevenson]

following

 

[huelab]

Great journey

 

[DropVS]

How is going?

 

[untaxed]

Technical hacks

As I'm in need of a stealth browser and diving into chromium source code is the last thing I want to do, I'm kinda forced to use available products that we have on the market right now.

But when you check their pricing, it's quite hurtful when you want to run at least 5000 browser profiles on more than few machines.

So what can you do?

Almost all of them use electron.js as a base app for controlling the GUI part of your browser selection and then relay on custom-built chromium.

Using MITM attack you can then intercept the traffic that sealth browser app sends to the mothership and make custom responses to make the local controller think that you have this or that. As our main point is to use the stealth browser itself and we do not care much about anything else this approach works fine.

Here you can find examples of how to intercept and read/write SSL traffic using node.js: https://httptoolkit.tech/blog/javascript-mitm-proxy-mockttp/

And in end result you will have unlimited everything:

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please give node code for this

 

[lucky.sparks]

please give node code for this

 

[untaxed]

any hint where to look for some info to achieve this?

 

[Nielshaas40]

any hint where to look for some info to achieve this?

There is a link in the comment you quoted. If you have experience with writing api calls it shouldnt be to bad

 

[noellarkin]

@lucky.sparks I noticed you mentioned using prometheus and grafana. Over the past few months I've noticed I spend more and more time sorting through logs, unimpressive html tables made from API requests (am using directus as my database) to get status and checklist related information for automations I'm running. Having a visual dashboard would be amazing. Could you describe some of the metrics you're tracking and the different, perhaps unexpected ways in which prometheus+grafana has been useful?

 

[frnckstevenson]

any updates?

 

[lucky.sparks]

@lucky.sparks I noticed you mentioned using prometheus and grafana. Over the past few months I've noticed I spend more and more time sorting through logs, unimpressive html tables made from API requests (am using directus as my database) to get status and checklist related information for automations I'm running. Having a visual dashboard would be amazing. Could you describe some of the metrics you're tracking and the different, perhaps unexpected ways in which prometheus+grafana has been useful?

I'm tracking bans, shadowbans, proxy disconnects/problems and similar metrics. Anything that could tell you that something is off from the usual.

any updates?

This journey is compleated few months ago. I have new one.

 

[untaxed]

I'm tracking bans, shadowbans, proxy disconnects/problems and similar metrics. Anything that could tell you that something is off from the usual.


This journey is compleated few months ago. I have new one.

I learned Node and puppeteer last week so I could do youtube shorts automation with dolphin anty but Im just confused with the proxy stuff,

do you recommend just 1 yt channel per gmail? And if I choose residential proxy, do you use the same proxy login for all the browser or profiles or do you need to get a pair of username/password for each profile individually?

Tried automation last month with youtube api and my ubuntu vps and views are almost always 0, so I'm trying the puppeteer thing now.

 

[lucky.sparks]

any hint where to look for some info to achieve this?

I know a guy who replicated my setup, business model and tech and is already at $100/day from just basic automation. he did it all by reading my journeys.

 

[Wilsam]

I know a guy who replicated my setup, business model and tech and is already at $100/day from just basic automation. he did it all by reading my journeys.

Perhaps the guy knows how to code like you. Most of us don't have the slightest clue about coding and can only do things manually, hence can't scale like you do. Just my 2 cents

 

[untaxed]

I know a guy who replicated my setup, business model and tech and is already at $100/day from just basic automation. he did it all by reading my journeys.

I'm confused when you said that it's just better to reverse API instead of using a bot that performs action step by step.

You said don't use official API's for social automation but, if I wanted to post a video to Youtube doing the 'reverse API' thing, wouldn't I have to make use of the official YT API?

 

[C63]

This is a great journey. And I wish all the success to this one. After read your threads, I thought to become a person like you one day. Kindly tell me which programming language you are following for creating bots and automations.

 

[p3n7357]

This is a great journey. And I wish all the success to this one. After read your threads, I thought to become a person like you one day. Kindly tell me which programming language you are following for creating bots and automations.

For automation go with python or nodejs

 

[Panther28]

Perhaps the guy knows how to code like you. Most of us don't have the slightest clue about coding and can only do things manually, hence can't scale like you do. Just my 2 cents

Just make sure you spend some of your time learning how to program bud, eventually you reach a climax, where its easy to maintain a good level, and add skills and know-how more quickly to your portfolio of expertise. I just started python and c# a year ago and before that some uni experience and before that the amazing ubot lol, but now I consider myself pretty shit hot. Far from the best, but the complexity of my projects is increasing now, thanks to being able to get feedback from chatgpt, and I'm making more progress on complicated projects than I ever thought I could last year!

It does come down to moving out of your comfort zone and learning programming. Doesn't take much, but at first its a hell of an uphill struggle if you don't know where to start. But if you research carefully and choose your youtube videos, and udemy courses carefully, you can get a wide breadth of knowledge and skills in about 500 hours. Thats what I spent roughly on development last year. So that like 5 50 hour udemy hours, and 250 hours on a project. And it usually takes 40-60 hours before you break the back of a good project once you get decent at programming.

tldr: spend at least some of your time developing, and eventually you'll get the hang of it, if you can multi-quote on BHW, you can program! lol