OccultKingdoms
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- Mar 11, 2013
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So here's what I found after testing the same setup with the same inputs using 2 different configurations. About 100 repetitions each test.
Test 1:
So what does this tell us? A few things:
- sell you a $200 e-book where it should be used as an opt-in to sign up to an e-mail list;
- a $400 software to post... random sites that create junk links;
- an exaggerated solutions to every single problem (do C++ to post a link on the internet);
- content farms that write for search engines, not for humans;
- other bs...
If you're doing some stuff like that, you're controlling a very flimsy world with this. It's only harming your soul and you're only manipulating yourself. Poor decisions, right.
I quit 90% of marketing and sales because... who the hell needs lollipops their whole life. I don't need any of that. Why am I here. I don't know. Just sharing my lessons. For some reason I feel better exposing something that is more true than repeating a lie over and over again. Unlearn the bad stuff and start from a blank slate, then see what works for real.
After all of those lessons, my whole setup is able to be efficient at 10 lines of code. I went down from 10k lines of code. Ask how. Well, this is what someone mastering something can do. You can have 1000x more with 1000x less. You can kill with a single kick. Now mastering isn't about adding another skill + making more assumptions on top of old assumptions (which many times is errors on top of errors - very wrong world). If you have zero assumptions, you do a very slim, compact stuff that works. If you manage to scale up that slim power, you get extreme power.
So first you scale down, then scale up. You cannot go just to scaling up like they tell you on the internet and in greedy, flimsy lollipop worlds.
Test 1:
- 30 accounts, same location IPs, anti-detect browser
- Result: Total wipeout. All banned. Ouch.
- Chrome vs. anti-detect browser, worldwide proxies
- Result: Smooth sailing. No bans on either.
So what does this tell us? A few things:
- That anti-detect browser? Yeah, it's not the magic bullet they're selling it as. Didn't make any difference after all.
- Looks like the IP is the real MVP here. When you switched to worldwide proxies, suddenly it's all good - doesn't matter if you're on Chrome or the fancy "anti-detect" browser.
- Using a bunch of IPs from the same location? Red flag city. Websites aren't dumb - they can spot that pattern a mile away.
- The anti-detect browser doesn;'t give you any edge over regular Chrome when it came to avoiding bans. So much for those special features, but also it's a chromium based browser which probably can be differentiated from Chrome, although it's so minor it many times slips under the carpet.
- sell you a $200 e-book where it should be used as an opt-in to sign up to an e-mail list;
- a $400 software to post... random sites that create junk links;
- an exaggerated solutions to every single problem (do C++ to post a link on the internet);
- content farms that write for search engines, not for humans;
- other bs...
If you're doing some stuff like that, you're controlling a very flimsy world with this. It's only harming your soul and you're only manipulating yourself. Poor decisions, right.
I quit 90% of marketing and sales because... who the hell needs lollipops their whole life. I don't need any of that. Why am I here. I don't know. Just sharing my lessons. For some reason I feel better exposing something that is more true than repeating a lie over and over again. Unlearn the bad stuff and start from a blank slate, then see what works for real.
After all of those lessons, my whole setup is able to be efficient at 10 lines of code. I went down from 10k lines of code. Ask how. Well, this is what someone mastering something can do. You can have 1000x more with 1000x less. You can kill with a single kick. Now mastering isn't about adding another skill + making more assumptions on top of old assumptions (which many times is errors on top of errors - very wrong world). If you have zero assumptions, you do a very slim, compact stuff that works. If you manage to scale up that slim power, you get extreme power.
So first you scale down, then scale up. You cannot go just to scaling up like they tell you on the internet and in greedy, flimsy lollipop worlds.
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