All of your videos have been just what I've been looking for. Swear nobody else makes a simple yet extensive video about programming concepts that can be easily confusing. I've watched plenty of videos about threading but your tiny bit of use in it here helped me understand how it works within the system.
Thanks for so useful video! As we told in one of our own videos - Python is one of the most prospective languages of programming, extremely important for developers! You showed good hints, and the explanation is very clear.
Hey there! I have a problem with the proxy rotation. The proxy server program works, but it doesn't rotate the proxies, it always uses the same. Do you know what I can do to solve the problem? Thanks!
Thanks for the tutorial, and I have an idea that will make InshaeALLAH you content more useful, is providing the source code, so we can practice and get familiar quickly with the topic.
@marvelcontestofchampions3927 yeah i wrote a code which would automatically go to the website copy all the 300 proxy servers and check them individually and then create a list of working servers.
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Guys I was confused af Ill let yall know this will only work in a script dont try doing this in a ipynb lmao. Specifically threading doesnt work well with jupyter
@@rikkilleen3169 There are far more effective methods for doing what you wanted to present during your video. Go and learn them if you want to be a hacker.
@@CappySmack I'm a tad confused. I don't have any videos. So I'm not sure if you are thinking of someone else or simply making a rhetorical reference to me Either way, my interest in hacking derives from working for the US Army. They insisted I obtain Sec+ despite my never working anywhere IT critical beyond building out-of-the-box SharePoint, O365, & Powerapps solutions (maybe with some JSON). In the class, the instructor had us set up KaliLinux VMs to keep the material from being too abstract and dry. Four weeks later, I now know a lot more than I need, and I can follow videos like this and ruminate on ways to work past issues such as your mention of sessions. It's strictly an academic interest.
What do you mean by "uses a session"? Are you talking about sending the same cookie for every proxy used? Also what are the more effective methods you're talking about?
One liners suck balls for readability. People who cram everything into a one liner don't care about other people who have to fix to maintain the codebase long after.
All of your videos have been just what I've been looking for. Swear nobody else makes a simple yet extensive video about programming concepts that can be easily confusing. I've watched plenty of videos about threading but your tiny bit of use in it here helped me understand how it works within the system.
I'm a big fan of your videos. Each week I learn something. Thanks a lot for your work.
The pacing of your videos and explanations are really easy to digest. Thank you!
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Thanks for so useful video! As we told in one of our own videos - Python is one of the most prospective languages of programming, extremely important for developers! You showed good hints, and the explanation is very clear.
&= seems should be in the last line of code at the end of video. Thanks for this tutorial!
I am just speechless...............................awesome work
Another fantastic video. Thank you.
Great video! Got this to work in my program using the same method!
Oh my god, Thank you for making this video! i was finding how to avoid block all day. and now i solved it haha~ thank you^^~
Hey there! I have a problem with the proxy rotation. The proxy server program works, but it doesn't rotate the proxies, it always uses the same. Do you know what I can do to solve the problem? Thanks!
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Sheeesh, that modulo thing at the end is so smart
Really very nice V.S. Code customization at display! How did you do that? Regards.
I like the way you teach! Thanks for sharing!
Love your videos man
thank you man for this tutorial. you are wonderful.
Thank for this video. Can you also make a video for proxies which can be used for SMTP with open port 25 for email verification
Nice but is not better use one proxy at time until we get a 429 and use another proxy ?
You, sir, have saved my life😊
Awesome thank you !!
Thanks for the tutorial, and I have an idea that will make InshaeALLAH you content more useful, is providing the source code, so we can practice and get familiar quickly with the topic.
hmm there is mistake in your code. 5:33 "https:":proxy
using other free proxy is so slow i think
Wait so if proxy[0] doesn't work, will this code retry with proxy[1]?
Yes
why do i not find any proxy server that seems to be working??
Me too
@marvelcontestofchampions3927 yeah i wrote a code which would automatically go to the website copy all the 300 proxy servers and check them individually and then create a list of working servers.
thanks bro, gonna help a lot
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Sounds like a real comment from a real user
Hey Can anyone share the code of tutorial please?
I'm at work and our proxies seem to block me searching for other proxies (😃) - any ideas how I can get round this ? Thanks xx
You can try a vpn or change your dns
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AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'put' -what's wrong here?
Great video! Any idea how to fix SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED?
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Sounds like a real comment from a real user
Guys I was confused af Ill let yall know this will only work in a script dont try doing this in a ipynb lmao. Specifically threading doesnt work well with jupyter
thanks a lot it worked
good job , thank y
Hello sir I am your subscriber
I am facing an issue that the code is printing failed and failed only
And also please help me if someone see it
How do I use http proxies to request https websites?
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that if statement is giving me a traceback.
Next video be like: How to make a botnet in python
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If the web server uses a session and you got blocked you will likely remain blocked after switching proxies. But now we know your just a hacker.
You say that like it's a bad thing.
@@rikkilleen3169 There are far more effective methods for doing what you wanted to present during your video. Go and learn them if you want to be a hacker.
@@CappySmack I'm a tad confused. I don't have any videos. So I'm not sure if you are thinking of someone else or simply making a rhetorical reference to me
Either way, my interest in hacking derives from working for the US Army. They insisted I obtain Sec+ despite my never working anywhere IT critical beyond building out-of-the-box SharePoint, O365, & Powerapps solutions (maybe with some JSON). In the class, the instructor had us set up KaliLinux VMs to keep the material from being too abstract and dry. Four weeks later, I now know a lot more than I need, and I can follow videos like this and ruminate on ways to work past issues such as your mention of sessions. It's strictly an academic interest.
What do you mean by "uses a session"? Are you talking about sending the same cookie for every proxy used?
Also what are the more effective methods you're talking about?
Dude turn those drug out for loops into one liners, makes it look better and work faster in most cases
One liners suck balls for readability. People who cram everything into a one liner don't care about other people who have to fix to maintain the codebase long after.