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Build more effective bots 2017-05-03 03:35:19 Post No. 60193445
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So, I have a "swarm" of python twitter bots. Their job is to sit in a queue and wait their turn. Their turn comes when the leading bot in the queue gets blocked, the next one then takes its place and the blocked one moves to a new queue.
They all follow the same person[s] and say the same thing. Their purpose is to subtly torment a specific target for a long period of time.
Currently, there are only five of them as twitter limits the number of API keys associated with a single phone number to 5. This is my problem.
How do I get around this?
Twitter blocks the "burner" voip number ranges that are readily available.
Is there a fake phone number API, or something similar?
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install gentoo
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Why use bots and not basic user accounts?
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You could pay real pajeets to do it for you. They charge ridiculously low prices to do repetitive shit
I think they charged like 3 cents per captcha solved when it was text only
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>>60193469
Well, they are user accounts. They're just automated to run 24 hours a day
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>>60193490
That's a possibility I guess. But I'd like a huge, fully automatic army of robotic shitposters to poison social media
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>>60193490
Twitter is just a test bed, their API is very simple. Eventually, after the bugs are worked out, I want each bot to be a self contained entity, complete with facebook, twitter, etc accounts, email addresses and phone numbers. It's grandiose I know, but it's just a interesting project I'm messing around with
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Self bump
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Bump
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>>60193445
>burner voip ranges
Wut?
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>>60193490
>3 cents per captcha
That's low?
You can solve a capcha fast as fuck. 3 seconds a capcha means 36 bucks an hour.
360 dollars a day assuming a 10 hour day, 5 days a week for a month is 7200 dollars a month.
That's 86,000 a year.
Holy shit.
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>>60194370
Like from this:
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>>60194468
that is, assuming it runs in a continuous burst of 3 second captcha perfectly.
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>>60194822
Even divided in half it is still 43,000 which is entirely liveable, even comfortably.
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