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13 websites to get remote jobs in 2026

1. Wellfound .com
2. dice .com
3. devsnap .io
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▶️ Security Engineer, Blockchain & Digital Assets

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We need this in 2026.

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Don’t listen to people saying you can’t vibe code serious apps

That idea is wrong.

You can build real products this way. Things people actually use and are willing to pay for. The tools are already good enough.

The gap is not technology.
It’s clarity and speed.

The process is straightforward:

1️⃣ Ask Grok what problems your audience on X actually has

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Most people are still debating whether this counts as real development. Others are already building, shipping, and improving in public.

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🔗 Download videos from basically anywhere with one free tool

A new open-source app just dropped that pulls videos from almost the entire internet.

• Supports 1000+ sites: YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Vimeo, Kick, and many more
• Download full videos or only specific clips
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• Quality selection
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• Runs locally, no cloud, no accounts
• Browser extension for one-click downloads

The tool is called VidBee.

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Finding top remote jobs in 2026

A GitHub repository has collected practical resources that help you finally land real, full-time remote income.

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This is what AI influencer farms look like: dozens of parallel livestreams featuring non-existent women used to promote various products.

The visuals and voice are generated live. Everything runs autonomously without human involvement.

One such stream can generate around $50–100 per hour.

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An AI scraper that works off plain instructions

CyberScraper 2077 parses sites by intent instead of selectors. You drop in a URL and describe the data you want.

It exports to JSON, CSV, HTML, or Excel. It can handle multi page sites and claims to get past common CAPTCHA and antibot checks.

The project is open source and free.

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👩‍💻 Learning CSS visually, not from specs

CSS Reference breaks down every CSS property with a clear explanation and live visual examples. You see what a property does instead of guessing from text.

The site also has fast search by property name, which matters once the list gets long. No paywall, no account, works straight in the browser.

A practical reference when you want to understand layout and styling mechanics, not memorize syntax.

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