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Because no one has ever faked PayPal information before.

As if first and last name is proof of anything lol. If you're an upcoming provider simply provide the necessary documents? I'm not sure what the big deal is. The whole "I want to keep my personal info private" argument is bullshit since if you tried to sell product anywhere else on the internet you'd be required to provide even more information.

Any "verified" user should have to submit (and verify) identification information to the site. This way, in the event of a scam, you can take the case to small claims court (assuming parties live in the same region).

They couldn't do much because the iPhone 10th anniversary is next year.

"handwriting texting" as if this hasn't been around since like 2010 lol

They literally have no relation.

Java is a high level programming language while HTML is nothing but markup. The two couldn't be more different, have separate purposes and knowledge of one will not help you excel in the other.

needs to give me pm system back

The whole "lightweight" argument is bullshit. It’s 2016, everything is served via a CDN and cached locally. Loading a huge JS framework is hardly a job for even mobile devices to handle. I’d much rather spend my time developing my product than rewriting production ready frameworks. On top of this you have things like Webpack to help prevent multiple resource requests, etc. I've heard great things about VueJS but never personally used it. VueJS is primarily for those that want flexibility while AngularJS is designed to easily support single page applications. Personally I prefer React + Redux as a nice starting architecture for my web projects but that's just me.

"Everyone" was generalized.

I love how everyone thinks Apple "invented" this idea. Flux has been around for years and was even on the App Store for a bit before Apple took it off so they could control the iPhone market.

15M

I'm not sure about you but I consider one daily sale a killed market.

Congrats, you and the other greedy individuals like yourself killed your own industry by abusing it. Besides, that's literally poverty level income.

This is what killed botting.

Sounds basic so I'd go PHP for a few reasons: I doubt you'll have to do anything past some server side page rendering + database operations so all the extra functionality offered by ASP/JSP would be wasted Plenty of frameworks available (such as Laravel) to seriously decrease development time Easy as hell to get a server configured and online If you ever need to scale a site like this past a pretty large dedi you either are a very poor coder and/or server admin or are making enough revenue to hire a fully fledged engineering team to take over. My recommendation (by no means the correct nor only solution): AWS EC2 instance (t2 micro will be fine) running a LEMP (Linux (get Ubuntu 14.04 if you have no prior Unix experience as there's quite a bit of documentation), Nginx, MySQL, PHP) stack behind Cloudflare (or similar CDN).

ASP/JSP power parts of nearly every major website in existence. They are built with enterprise in mind, making them great for applications like Facebook but pointless for small web apps. Saying either of them is "not up to date" is just plain ignorant. Hell, you can't even compare these since PHP is a language and ASP/JSP are frameworks (not really JSP but I'm saying it is because you need a Servlet container). What kind of website are you building? An analytics service that will do real time processing? Basic discussion board?

Impossible to answer any of your questions without knowing what the actual project is.

Work smart not hard.

Yeah that revelation fucked me pretty hard lol.

http://www.dailydot.com/parsec/korra-bisexual-asami-finale/

This show ended with Kora being a homosexual.

Back in the good days I used to be #1

Still waiting on the day @FrostBug writes a non complex script.

Yes it's possible and if anything I think the ban rate would be less than your typical script. I think it's pretty clear that we can say with reasonable certainty that there's some sort of "behavioral analysis" that goes on when Jagex detects bots. Because of this it might be harder for Jagex to flag you since everyone doing this is already using some sort of macro program to help them with their clicks and/or mouse strokes. This is why scripts like alchers have a much lower ban rate (from my personal experience).