Here's a little tip if you're struggling to find imgur feeds:
Go to Google and search for "site:imgur.com inurl:/r/ keyword" (without quotes).
It will search for all URL's from imgur's domain containg /r/, and pages that have the keyword in their body.
All kinds. Address and phone number for starters. Go to whois.net and do a search on some random domain to find the kind of information they keep. Btw, namecheap has a free whois guard for a year. So if you're buying a lot of domains, I suggest using them. You just have to turn it on from the...
Calm your tits. Of course you'll get limited. What I am saying is that perhaps they have a global limit for an ip, which if you go over, you cannot post anything on any account using the same ip, which is what the OP is experiencing. But I'm just guessing here.
I have some free time on my hands, so as a token of appreciation for this community I will be creating small(ish) bots or tools of your choosing. I might even make something larger if I find it useful in my projects.
I am mainly a Java developer these days because I develop on Linux and want...
They're probably using ip detection. So if you're following too many people from one ip (no matter which account), you'll hit a limit on all accounts. You should use private proxies and a clean browser for every proxy, meaning: clear your cookies and history before logging in with a different...
I can also recommend Java. I'm mainly developing on Linux so C# is not really an option, and Java is perfect because it pretty much runs on any decent operating system without having to worry about libraries not working etc. And performance is not a problem these days, the JVM is a fantastic...
Something like this perhaps?
var reader = new StreamReader(File.OpenRead("input.txt"));
var data = new List<List<string>>();
while (!reader.EndOfStream)
{
var line = reader.ReadLine();
var values = line.Split(';');
data.Add(new List<String> { values[0]...
Yeah, 3D Game Engine Architecture is good. There's also a book called Game Coding Complete which has a lot of good, low-level stuff. Also some interesting design patterns. If my memory serves me right, it comes with an example game engine, which is nice.
Do you mean when you go to the URL using your browser? That's because the image is one use only: as soon as you request the web page, your browser automatically fetches the image and then it gets deleted from the server. That's why you can't access it after you've requested the page.
Now, I...
By ajax I assume you mean JavaScript. You can get the user agent string from a visitor, but the problem is that not all crawlers/spiders use JavaScript. So the best option here is, if you can, to use something like the following PHP script:
<?php
function isUserBot() {
$bots = array(...
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