Recent content by Costas

I don’t think messing with the two-passport trick is a good idea. It might work, but it’s shady and could backfire. You can get the non-lucrativa visa on your own. The process is pretty simple—just look it up and do it the right way.

I've been selling adult movies — the legal, licensed kind — for more than half my life. Most of the DMCA takedown requests I receive (and send, for that matter) are total nonsense. They're automated, sent by bots, and have no connection to reality.

Well said. I'd just like to add — if your hosting bill isn’t at least a few hundred bucks a month, don’t believe any “DMCA-safe haven” claims. The moment there’s pressure, your content is gone.

Ask ChatGPT—there are a few methods he can explain way better than I can. On a dark market, it’s a standard service that runs smoothly and doesn’t cost a fortune. Maybe if it were a brand new, pure IPv6 server, it’d be tougher—but most people mess things up and leave holes everywhere.

Hosting isn’t about providers—it’s about datacenters. Just get the paperwork sorted. For any content you’re serving, have contracts ready—real or fake, whatever keeps things clean on paper. That’s your first line of defense against DMCA takedowns. You can’t hide servers forever; eventually...

Sorry to disappoint you, but finding the real IP address of a server behind Cloudflare usually costs a few dozen bucks.

Ethereum isn’t scalable. During network spikes, transaction fees get ridiculously high, so people just switch to other networks. It’s that simple.

I explained how people are living abroad while their documents say they’re in Spain. Anyway, I don’t think there’s any point in continuing this.

But for now, you need two Russian passports — one to enter the country and the other to leave. This is how the system currently works. Once a unified biometric system is implemented, it might be necessary to look for other options.

My friends pay taxes in Russia, live in Russia, and run their businesses there. It has been renewed once.

I bought 2011 and sold 2016 - 5 years of holding and lost. It is nonsense to buy gold if you can't afford to wait at least 10 years.

Bought 2011 sold 2016 By the way, apparently no one ever loses money on Bitcoin.

I bought gold at $1800 and had to sell it at $1300 after holding for 5 years because I needed cash. Luckily, I had bought a bit of BTC at $600 back in the day. s**t happens)

As I mentioned, many of my friends have chosen this path. I'm not a lawyer, so if you have any doubts, you should contact one. The main idea is that you're receiving income from abroad and not working in Spain, it was designed for retirees.

From my experience, the real topic should be: how to lose money by investing in gold — unless you're planning to hold it for at least 10 years.