Let's see if it still works

Link doesn't work

wack

There's PLENTY of DB leaks contained emails and their respective passwords.
Sometimes, you just want the emails so you can easily have a copy-paste-able place to quickly enter emails.

Well, if you're too lazy to code your own, this python file will clean files for you.

Only applicable to files that use this format:

[email protected]:somebadpasswordthatscrackedinseconds
[email protected]:12345

etc.

You have to name the file to be sanitized "To be Sanitized"

Of course you can change that by opening the file with a text editor and changing the filename.

This doesn't affect the original file, it just create another file named "Result," so you don't have to worry about all those passwords going away!

Time to run it through a saniztizer

Edit: The link expired, don't waste your time

Bruh

big bruh moment

big brain time

Might as well check it out

inst she gone now

big yikes

So, I have this website that takes submissions for writing and whatnot. I know how to program in JavaScript and can use HTML and CSS but the problem lies in not knowing how to interact to websites. Ehh...

Rather, I'm just looking to learn how to make a simple bot that'll spam submissions to an email or any memey, funny, childish mischief to do to a website that's using HTTP.

The website is a simple local magazine site where you can submit peices of writing. My browser is constantly telling me its HTTP and is unsecured.
 

Any help pointing me in the direction of spambots or info getters would be cool. It's at your discretion to give me something illegal, I probably won't take it, though.

mmm ty will try

I was messing around with making bots and made this for shits and giggles.

Have fun with it and pray to god the spaghetti code isn't too tangled.

• Default Prefix is *
• *ncount checks how many times you've said the N-Word.
• *ncount total checks how many times it's been said in the server.
• *ncount [Username] (Not a mention) checks that user's N-Word count.

Instructions on how to run it:

const token = "[Discord Bot's Token goes here";

I am also very new to nulled so please don't bully if I did something wrong with post formatting and whatnot.