I don’t a single guide for you but I can layout a road map.

1. A programming language. I prefer Python.
2. Basic HTML syntax and CSS selectors
3. HTTP, specifically methods, status code (no need to memorize all cuz you can go look it up), and cookies

After you got those foundation ready, you can go on and try to build a webscraper. I advice aginst using Scrapy. Not because it is bad but too overwhelming and abstracted for any beginner. I will instead advice you use requests for HTTP, and BeautifulSoup4 for HTML parsing. You will build a more solid foundation and transition to scrapy later when you need those advanced function.

When you get stuck, don’t afraid to pause on your attempt and read tutorials again. Head to the Python Community on Discord to get interactive help. We welcome noobs as we once were noobs too. Just don’t ever mention scraping there as they can’t help if they suspect you’re trying to do something inappropriate, malicious, or illegal. They are notoriously aginst yt-dlp which frustrates me a bit. Phrase it nicely and in an generic way. I will be there occasionally offering help.

There is no simplification that you’re looking for. It seems you don’t have a programing background. If you really need to scrape something, you need to learn a programing language, HTTP, HTML, and maybe javascript. AFAIK, there is no easy way or point and click scrapper building tool. You will need to invest time and learn. Don’t worry, you should be able to get it done in 2-3 months if you do invest your time in.

It is a ok tool to get things started.

Yay, more subscriptions.

👌Adobe, I am sticking to my Affinity Photo 1.

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Not ideal but artists get paid proper. Just don’t share then you’re mostly fine.

P.S.: Subject to your local law which may prohibits ripping a CD. This is NOT a legal advise.

Edit: I don’t know if my statement is right or not given the downvotes. Can someone explain?

Not if you withdraw from a store. I forgot the exact term. Just grab a drink or snack and select the withdraw amount on the card reader.

Yes. Technically paid extra but at least I get something back. Not ideal but better than using an ATM and risk a out of network fee.

Pawns? I don’t know if we worth that much.

Maybe I’m, but I’m pretty sure it’s eventually tho I really hope not.

And charge you a monthly service fee unless you have a job (regular transaction into the account per billing cycle), which isn’t a thing in other places.

Ripping off poor and jobless people. Yes.

Better be, but don’t be optimistic as they are called capitalist. You know what they love and hate.

Cloud gaming environments are controlled and monitored. It’s basically a TeamViewer for you to game on a restricted host. You can’t just copy the binaries to your computer. You need to actually hack it and exfil the data, which is illegal btw. This will be very hard, except some stupid *** misconfigure the server.

Maybe currently. How about 5 yrs later? 10? Cloud gaming is like consoles. Not everyone owns one but they still able to make a large profit.

This time it’s just that “console” is hosted in the “clould.”

It won’t be long for publishers to offer cloud gaming platform only exclusive titles.

If get into smartphones, it became a mega cookie to track every single person, unless it can be deactivated.

I won’t be surprise that some SNS will require this soon for uploading media when the adoption is wide enough.

Newspapers. You paid for it, and it still got ads.

I know, digital and printed ads are different.

But are we still paid the same? Otherwise it would be working 2 jobs which one during “weekends”. Much worse.

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They like anything that can generate profits for them, The point isn’t open source. If OSS can give them more benefits, they are 1000% happy to do.

Say Chromium, yeah they OSS it, but also give them power to define web standards. Many sites would “advice” its user to use Chrome or Edge. Why? Because Chromium based browers had almost 90% market share. Why bother to make it compatiable with other browers? Then the Manifest v3 and Web Environment Integrity shit came out.

They didn’t dislike FF particular, but anything that hurt their profit, as any for-profit company would do.

Yes as its just another link, but not that usable deployed alone.

For example, log in to unsubscribe. I had a few marketing emails does this.

However, when’s your last time clicking the unsubscribe link? I guess most people would mark it spam before unsubscribe, at least I do.

Most attackers will consider more eye catching, urgent, and time sensitive subjects like prizes win, exclusive discounts, or account security warning rather wait one clicking on the unsubscribe link. It is more resonable to add a malicious unsub link with all other links. Actually, all links should redirect the victim to the phishing page.