Show HN: Get Rich Quick – the ultimate Web3/crypto project
11–17 of 17 posts
Re: Show HN: Get Rich Quick – the ultimate Web3/crypto project
#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
where did you get that?
Visit the source code ( view-source: https://getrichquick.me/ ) And scroll down to where it says . In that div, you can find the text proving how much of a scam this is. To anyone wanting to try it: DON'T.
Re: Show HN: Get Rich Quick – the ultimate Web3/crypto project
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Visit the source code ( view-source: https://getrichquick.me/ ) And scroll down to where it says . In that div, you can find the text proving how much of a scam this is. To anyone wanting to try it: DON'T.
isn't it illegal to hack into other people's websites and look at code?
Re: Show HN: Get Rich Quick – the ultimate Web3/crypto project
#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
isn't it illegal to hack into other people's websites and look at code?
LOL, you must have very little knowledge about how this stuff works. Try it yourself, Ctrl-U (on most browsers) should bring up PUBLIC HTML source code. It's not hacking, and people use this all the time for debugging.
Re: Show HN: Get Rich Quick – the ultimate Web3/crypto project
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
isn't it illegal to hack into other people's websites and look at code?
LOL, you must have very little knowledge about how this stuff works. Try it yourself, Ctrl-U (on most browsers) should bring up PUBLIC HTML source code. It's not hacking, and people use this all the time for debugging.
Re: Show HN: Get Rich Quick – the ultimate Web3/crypto project
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
LOL, you must have very little knowledge about how this stuff works. Try it yourself, Ctrl-U (on most browsers) should bring up PUBLIC HTML source code. It's not hacking, and people use this all the time for debugging.
Look at who you're replying to. Also he's likely making reference to the ridiculous case in Missouri
Re: Show HN: Get Rich Quick – the ultimate Web3/crypto project
#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
LOL, you must have very little knowledge about how this stuff works. Try it yourself, Ctrl-U (on most browsers) should bring up PUBLIC HTML source code. It's not hacking, and people use this all the time for debugging.
my uncle works for the FBI. i just checked with him, and it's actually a federal crime. if i were you, i'd delete this comment, and cease to partake in illegal activities, as well as recommending others to do so. good luck!