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What are some information I can get from request or browser through JavaScript to help me determine if the user is real or a bot?

Looking for examples where someone has built something better, some kind of alternative to an already existing product where it failed because founders didn't have enough for marketing.

Do people actually click those icons? Should I build those into my blog?

For a project I'm working on I don't need a full blows design. Just guidance in some areas. Like, currently I just need a dropdown styled, but everyone I talk to think I have a whole site that I need done.

Thinking of making a simple site for sharing files. As easy as imgur, you drag-drop, upload, and get a link you can share. But with a twist - you can only download once, preventing most DMCA takedowns and illegal activities (movie sharing).

This might be unpopular. There is no such thing as AI, there's only machine learning. Can intelligence even be artificial? So much misuse of this term.

I just finished up a proof of concept I've been working on as my side project. It's a location based mini forum - you make a post and you pick a location for it, and there's tree style comments, simple.

It's a bit cringy because there's no content and I've just crossed the milestone that let me host it. I'll be using it as my personal blog posting about things I wanted to talk about in my area and others can too.

I almost don't want to press submit. Is the UI and concept too cringy?

http://www.zipbash.com/

Since you're not responsible for the content kinda (you can remove bad posts). Most you can really do is work on making the site architecture and usability better, but content is up to users.

If both I'd just use int as primary key, and short guid as unique indexed key.

I like being able to get last n records if my primary key is int. At the same time I don't want to show to the public my auto incrementing int, I'd rather do a form of short guid. Reason is to prevent someone form randomly incrementing to next record or something similar. Most of my tables also have a created datestamp. Not sure, any thoughts on this?

I've done some research and I'm concerned about possible patent troll coming after me, I don't have any money right now to defend against this possibility.