psgdev

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by psgdev 8mo ago
I’ve been trying to sell my old iPhone and AirPods on Facebook Marketplace. Since I wanted them gone quickly, I priced them a bit lower than similar listings but Facebook instantly flagged them as “counterfeit.” I thought maybe the issue wa
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by psgdev 1y ago
You're right not most. The thing is the barrier to entry is so low now, people don't need "domain knowledge" because there is an "easily packaged path" now a days. These black/gray market peptides are dire
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by psgdev 1y ago
People regularly test black/gray market peptides in labs for both heavy metals and sterility (USP 61 or 71 I believe). The production of something like Testosterone/anabolic steroids is completely different has higher risks of con
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by psgdev 1y ago
Most will simply go to the gray/black market. A 2 year supply of Ozempic (Semaglutide) lyophilized in sterile vials is ~$120USD (300mg of Semaglutide, 2.4mg a week at max dose so 125 weeks) on the black/gray market and that's
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by psgdev 2y ago
There is a high level of server load for this as well, not only placing these fake characters but making them move and act like real human players so they are believed and then culling them (server would cull them not the client to be clear
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by psgdev 2y ago
Sending copies of fake character data isn't a thing because there eventually has to be a flag that tells the client to not render that character that the client hack could simply read. It should be clear that servers already do not tru