Instagram Python Checker

[OrderHD]

[SOURCE CODE]  This is a first relare. With this u can check 140 accounts than u have to wait 5m, cause i haven't implemented proxys yet.       

 

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Edited by OrderHD, 21 September 2019 - 11:45 AM.

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[ahmedpeso17788]

good

[stevajobas]

let's test it

[blackbeardx]

tnx

[WR4ITH]

Maybe you should link this in the Cracking section but compile the code into a file and then upload the file. It might get more notoriety! 

[OrderHD]

Maybe you should link this in the Cracking section but compile the code into a file and then upload the file. It might get more notoriety! 

I posted this code for give an example of multiprocessing, if i had to post this in the cracking section i would complete it with a gui and some shit . But is not my intent.

Thanks for the reply 

[DarkStarWarden]

I posted this code for give an example of multiprocessing, if i had to post this in the cracking section i would complete it with a gui and some shit . But is not my intent.

Thanks for the reply 

I was wondering if for checkers in python would it be better to use multithreading or multiprocessing?

[OrderHD]

Depend of what type of checker you are trying to made. For this checker i should have used multithreading because the task are IO-bound based(es. a web request, the majority of the time is spent waiting on the network).

When you use the multiprocessing you are comping in ram the same process (you create a different object), this process enter in a queue and processed by the cpu.

When you use the multithreading the process is the same but the "micro task" are executed by threads according to the gil. 

 

 

Usefull link 

I/O Bound: https://en.wikipedia...iki/I/O_bound 

Gil: https://wiki.python....InterpreterLock -> Mutex: https://stackoverflo...what-is-a-mutex

https://stackoverflo...hreading-python

Edited by OrderHD, 02 October 2019 - 04:37 PM.

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