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Use httrack to scrape google. Patch up the code (change titles, resources, remove google analytics, etc). Then you have to hook it up with the back-end (your database).

Python, unless you already know another VB variant. IMO it's also the more useful of the two

PHP. Much easier to work with, minimal performance hit

You don't need C to learn C#. A lot of common tasks are actually much simpler in C# because of .NET. I'd use C or C++ for performance critical software though

I gave neural nets a shot a while back. Worked alright for simple classification, but I found the sample data size required grew too quickly for it to be viable for more complex problems. Not an expert though

C++ isn't hard, you just dont have a lot of standard library features asm is hell

C++/CLI, C#, JS, Python, PHP, SQL

C# is fine, some SQL and javascript would be useful though As far as a server goes, you can just run it on your standard PC. No need to rent anything unless youre going commercial

Are your proxies HTTP or socks? Maybe the request headers are making them suspicious

I have one made. PM if you're interested

I started a linkbucks blog a few weeks ago, and was wondering if I'd be better off with an ad-supported model? How much do you actually make per 1k unique visitors, assuming mainly US/EU traffic? If there's a better-paying network than Google's, I'd also be interested in that

I launched one recently and so far I haven't seen much of a return. There is gradual improvement though, so I think if you have the patience for it, probably not a bad investment

Wordpress if you have your own server, blogger if you don't. Wordpress offers much more as far as customization goes, especially if you know your way around PHP and databases

Even if you lose money initially, it's generally worth it since search engine rankings take views into account, especially if you have a new site and don't get too many regular visitors

I have a YT bot which supports dynamic comments (with regular expressions), likes, subs, HTTP proxies. Support for socks4 and 5 is WIP. It's not a macro, so you don't need it to run in a browser context. Confirmed working on English, German, French, and Russian youtube, though other languages...