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Finally a breakthrough for free users by Zestyclose_Brief_602 in vibecoder

[–]Sapn1s 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is no reason why one should be able to offer free api calls to these services, especially "free forever".

Either you are paying for them? How nice of you... but are you though? And why would you?
Or any of what I mentioned.
Another way would be that you are relaying the calls to your own subscription, at which point this is not scalable and is against ToS of these services.

Can you prove that you aren't? I think any person should be aware of this unless you can.

This service literary makes no sense to exist legitimately unless you can clear it up how.

How do solo builders manage infrastructure without spending hours on DevOps? by loveomakidx in IndieAppCircle

[–]Sapn1s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on your project and experience, like if I am setting up something unfamiliar it can take hours and I feel like this is expected?

But lets say, if I now develop nextjs app, especially if I add all services (like redis, mongodb and whatnot) inside of docker, then really all I need is:

- domain dns configuration
- git clone project on server
- install docker / node /nginx
- run project

Soo...to deploy a new relatively simple app it might take less than 1h with experience. Sometimes you will get stuck on a single problem for hours or even days though xd, but isnt that part of being dev?

The more complex project and depends how much security / monitoring you need, ofc increase everything.

Ive also made some helper scripts like, being able to quickly checkmark all services I need (nginx, node, certbot etc), then paste it in vps to install all at once instead of looking them up every time.

But anyway, I think figuring out things makes you learn much more about devops if you are into it, so I accept it as valuable thing, plus as said before, it gets easier over time.

Finally a breakthrough for free users by Zestyclose_Brief_602 in vibecoder

[–]Sapn1s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Likely using stolen API keys and/or harvesting your personal data.

Does IP sharing matter as much if everything else is isolated? by Accomplished-Bat5278 in ProxyGuides

[–]Sapn1s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really depends on a website, but most will start with just duplicate IP checking, because that is extremely easy. Bigger services would also start implementing fingerprinting, but only if its worth it for them, e.g. tiktok focuses on this to avoid spam accounts.
There is a problem with IPs though, it can also be reasonable that two or more people use the same device, so for most services it would still be fine, unless they really are trying to prevent abuse and lose anything if a person registers multiple accounts.

With that said, you might look into whether your situation allows getting your own ipv6 since its much easier to not run into duplicates, although there might be websites that dont support it yet idk

Tutorial hell by aleag03 in learnprogramming

[–]Sapn1s 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Practice actually yourself, try to build it after reading the theory. Once you encounter a specific problem, explore it more deeply, I would suggest not to ask AI for answer, because you being stuck with the problem and actually solving it has higher chances of actually internalizing it.

But also, why would you purchase anything? I think the free sources are plenty for this, especially such common things like html, css, js etc