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Go to local crypto conferences. You can email them and say your a dev/student to ask for free entry

If you want to be 100% anon, use a cold wallet on an airgapped computer (never connected to your wifi, only use public wifi, never used for anything personal), Monero, P2P no-kyc exchanges like Bisq or RoboSats. If you want more in-depth info, read the Dread forum on TOR, some good guides there

You can use a P2P exchange like Bisq or RoboSats. I wouldn't trust exchangers on Telegram even if they have a lot of vouches.

If it hasn't been backed up on an archive site like archive.org, then no. Otherwise, you can try emailing the owner of the channel to see if they'll give you access.

I use gemini, way more functionality than Siri

This is normal when you're creating a new account. You can buy premium to bypass it, but if you're making a bunch of accounts you're going to have to warm them up and wait a bit.

Depends on how many big names peddle it on X.

Sell them here, I know a lot of people in the adult niche will put down a lot to buy them.

Solid journey, 10 accounts burned is brutal. But stick to it, success is over the horizon.

I would disagree, at least in my experience. In school when I would learn a bunch of different subjects in a single day back-to-back, I retained information just fine. If I didn't remember something, it was usually just because I wasn't paying attention.

I remember there was a "gift-card method", where you would download some sort of browser extension that would make gift-cards on a certain website appear as 50% off. When the victim would try to buy one, the browser extension just replaced the bitcoin address of the payment gateway pop-up with...

I would probably refund your client and say you are unable to provide this service.

Yes, but Proxy Cake is right that VPN IPs are spammed to death. You can download a tunnel from a free VPN like ProtonVPN and upload it to WireGuard, you'll connect to the same IP every time. What are you trying to do?

It'll be hard to find something truly passive, as in set-it-and-forget-it. Maybe building a bot to automate task that make money for you, like buying stuff to resell, or a Phone farm of sorts that farms music streams YouTube video views.

+1 for Claude AI, both site and add-on are pretty good, only thing that it's bad at is frontend.

Been on the programming grind, had a service where people in my school would pay me to do their Python projects. I ended up doing a project every unit for 8 people, so maybe 40-50 projects total. Now that it's summer, I'm going to utilize my newly acquired coding knowledge to build a botnet to...

Of course I do, breaks are definitely necessary. Besides that, I haven't even been able to stay on track with work for a while because of school, other responsibilities, and laziness. I would really like to work way more than I do now.

I'm a student in art school, so I can relate to how you feel. AI is soulless and boring. With that being said, I don't really see how AI is negatively affecting SEO and marketing. The latter isn't art.

Looking to follow this journey, I've tried this method before and I haven't been able to get much traffic. Might pick up on it now.

Keeping it real, the grind is the only thing that keeps me mentally stable. I start feeling imposter-syndrome if I don't work myself like a mule by the end of the day, is this just me? Wishing yall a healthy summer.