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I know. Like I said that site is using a custom script.

It's a custom script.

The DDoS-Guard challenge also breaks the API.

https://pornx.to/login is throwing a 404. Edit: nvm it's fixed.

Pretty sure people pointed out his literal 24/7 video spam early on in this thread. Considering the amount of videos he posts per day on any site he's active on it's not really surprising that if he posted some CP it went unnoticed.

Monthly profit times 6 + whatever you value the actual site and domain at. If it's a Wordpress-based site I'd say probably somewhere around the $4k-4.5k range.

Got logged out of my account today and trying to log back in causes https://streamtape.com/login to throw a "500 Internal Server Error" for some reason. Edit: The API is also having similar issues. Returns a 500 status code with the message "db connection problem".

Thumbnails are still not showing on my end.

All is good :) Never used Coinbase so I'm not sure why they are closing your account. But exodus is a good and convenient app for storage, and you own the private keys. For buying/selling crypto you could check and see if https://bitvavo.com/en is available where you live. But again, don't...

You should never use wallets provided by online sites. If you don't own the private keys it's not your wallet/BTC. If a hardware wallet is not an option you can use something like https://www.exodus.com/download/

Don't worry, Google have their own ways of fucking you over. A Google update where suddenly you lose 90% of your organic traffic, them banning your AdSense account for some random reason, etc. While you won't directly lose what you've built, the end result isn't much different. The only way...

No, protection is definitely possible. What's not possible is protection that can't be bypassed. That's why I said you might be able to stop basic bots with protection, but you'll never keep out the advanced ones. The protection on that site is fairly simple. When you click the button it just...

Such as? And how do you know they are effective? I've been writing bots and automation software for 15+ years and I can tell you I've never encountered anything that was effective at stopping anything but the most basic bots. The ones copyright enforcement agencies use are not the sort of bots...

The fastest way to kill a streaming site is to force an interaction on the user every time they try to watch a video... Furthermore captchas don't stop regular bots, let alone the ones used by copyright enforcement agencies, which can request whitelisting by captcha and CDN providers. The only...

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/google-chromes-new-ip-protection-will-hide-users-ip-addresses/ This seems like it has the potential to be really bad for a lot of webmasters and non-Google advertising platforms. They plan to add a built-in proxy future to Chrome that will hide the...

Why not? It should work with the instructions listed in the repo as long as you're not trying to run it on an ancient version of Python. You can run python --version to check the version. If your server also has Python 2.7 installed you might need to use python3 --version instead and use pip3...

https://github.com/shashstormer/m3u8_proxy-cors @RemoteStream Pretty sure he doesn't have access to the server he's trying to proxy.

Out of the ones I've personally used I'd recommend 2captcha. They support a lot of captcha types, have good customer support, and a great API. A lot of the smaller services have worse accuracy than a self-hosted AI solver and don't even let you report wrong answers. https://2captcha.com...

What about AI captcha solvers and captcha solving services? Nothing is bullet proof. But one method is annoying even for people who aren't trying to abuse the site and the other one isn't.

Well you'd have tie it to an IP address and/or fingerprint, not an account.