Recent content by verrocchio

I'm not sure because I don't use any but you might be able to do it with greasemonkey or its analogue if you're not using firefox.

I don't have much time today so I'll give you a few quick and dirty tips : Original : var...

It's not hard to bypass, you just have to tweak your driver and generate better quality events.

Took a quick glance and it seems like they are using akamais bot detection system which detects selenium. I'm not saying that this is your problem, I'm just pointing it out.

9-5 might be pushing it as I'm almost never up before 11 but right now I'm a jack of all trades for an ISP (programmer, netsec, sysadmin when the monkeys crap their pants)

Sometimes it's budget, sometimes headache and sometimes knowledge / tools available. Back in the day I used to manage a pretty large CL operation and buying proxies and accounts was always a pain in the ass.

You are correct, however, and I don't want to come off as a prick by saying this but I know how to do it properly, what I want is to know what the users here are doing, what the size of their operations are and how they are trying to solve their issues. Let's say we have a user that handles 10...

I know that you can, the question is about what people are using.

Hi guys, I just read a thread about someone having issues with accounts he bought from someone in the forum and was using through proxies also bought to a forum user and it sparked my curiosity as to how many accounts the average user handles. I'm only asking because I think the current...

All of my ratings are 5 stars with a great review and I have a 99% overall rating and I still have trouble finding decent gigs even though I send high quality proposals and try to charge low. There are just so many super cheap / shitty freelancers, it sucks sometimes. * I think it's 99 because...

Thanks! these usually come pretty handy, in fact, I'd like to thank you as well @proxygo (used the one you keep publishing a few times too)

This, maybe instead of the 60 day period there could be a few different tier where the user agreee to have his membership revoked on the slightest offense or something.

Own a piece of shit that doesn't even exist in the states, people don't lease in here.

The thing with that is that you lose access to the DOM and most of the candy, the proper way to do it is to compile your own version of the driver and change the strings these engines use to detect it (eg. selenium, webdriver, XPathResult), then you get to keep the good stuff. As for event...

Exactly, in a 64 bit OS you can run both 32 and 64 bit binaries and Firefox does maintain 32 and 64 bit distributions which means you could have a 32 bit browser installed in a 64 bit OS and it wouldn't be too weird, especially since it took them quite a while to release the 64 bit version.