arewethereyeta

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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
I am not comparing an IP address with registered allocations. I do very minimal IP address work. You'd have to read the very first paragraph to see that `we don't use IP checks or blacklists`. Doing IP checks will not work against
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
Well, you have that price on the enterprise plan. Are you saying that having my lowest price this low make the entire service look less "important"?
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
Oh, the problem is there trust me. I am very close to both industries and I know for a fact that my service covers big holes. I'm just a sucker at converting.
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
I get that, not aiming for millions or billions (would be nice ofc). I'm just saying that is extremely hard to bring visits without dumping loads of cash and is 2x harder to make them even signup. I'm good with the execution but t
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
https://visitorquery.com
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
is this sarcasm?
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
30 signups in one week is sustainable I don't know why you would say it is not. Customers will bring customers. I would love to get even 10 a week. I tried them all other than blogging which takes a lot of time and cold emailing. I wou
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
TBH, I find it extremely hard to acquire customers. Even with a rock solid product that is NOT, in any way, below the competition. I get the visits but the signups are non existent. Probably because my audience is geared towards programmers
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
https://visitorquery.com a proxy & VPN detecting tool that does it's thing based on the specifics of a connection rather than parsing list and known databases which makes it very effective against residential ones too.
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
I don't think I ever worked with an ORM that turned against me more than SQLAlchemy and that's not because it's badly written, on the contrary.
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by arewethereyeta 1y ago
You should block abusers not an entire country based on a few actors. You can spin this as much as you like it is still a country block and that country is an incredible IT pool of talent and legitimate users. If we're still there you
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
They are even the first to do it and the most litigious of all. Trying to push patents on everything possible, even on water if they can.
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
Could be, I don't claim 100% success rate. I'll have a look at one of those and see why I missed it. Thank you for letting me know.
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
Nobody said that, it's your choice to take whatever action fits your scenario. I have clients where VPNs are blocked yes, it depends on the industry, fraud rate, chargeback rates etc.
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
No but here's the thing. Being in the industry for many years I know they are required to mention it in the TOS when using the SDKs. A crawler pulling app TOSs and parsing them could be a thing. List or not, it won't be too useful
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
I have some success in catching most of them at https://visitorquery.com
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
AI and blogging is is like a wolf and a sheep in the same yard. One is killing the other eventually
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
flawed example for a framework. Tell me...are 2 buttons going to be 80% heavier? why use react if all you build is a button? you need a tractor to pick your groceries from store?
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by arewethereyeta 2y ago
how can "not typed" be "by design" and presented to us as a feature. Your project looked interesting but your presentation here makes me have big doubts