Proxy providers don’t want you to know this. You can just build your own ISP network. Colo in a carrier hotel. Sign DIA contracts with ISPs in the datacenter. Get terms for static routes or private BGP. Now you have your own PoP, with IP addresses that egress from the ISP. No per GB spend. No questionable compliance. No quality issues.

Introducing native input on Driver. Playwright and agent frameworks often click through CDP’s Input.dispatchMouseEvent. Antibots have had years to learn it. Native input takes a different path. Clicks, keys and scrolls go through Chrome’s own UI input handling.

Sneaker twitter popping off. I did RE, but fell in love with the proxy side. A market where 16 yr olds competing over cents on GBs. Sharing the time I bought over 20 servers with an online friend from Arizona. Built these on the floor of my ghetto 7 dudes university house. Everything that could go wrong did. - Shipping companies quoted wrong dates and left servers outside in the rain - We had no car, so a U-Haul moved everything from my university house to a datacenter in New York - 6.5 hour drive through snowstorms in Buffalo - AT&T promised internet in 30-60 days maximum. It took 120 Working on Driver now, the infra I wish existed during peak snkr dev