yeah a buddy of mine did something like that with his little woodworking page, he started posting at like 5:45am before his shift and his views went from a few hundred to like 15k on some posts. he said the weird part was that the people who commented were mostly from the UK and Australia, which he never got before. he kept it up for a month and it held steady, so it wasn't just one lucky week for him. the catch was he had to wake up at 5 which he said was brutal and he quit after like 6 weeks. makes sense when you think about it though, if your people are on their phones at 6am and nobody else is posting, you're basically the only thing in their feed lol

That line about the pizza app hits home. Once you add 2FA to the dumb stuff, you start to see how one leaked password can snowball, because the bad guys don't care if it's your bank or your dinner order, they just try the same combo everywhere. The part people miss is that old passwords never really die, they sit in lists that get traded around for years. So even if you change one account today, a breach from 2018 can still bite you later. That's the real reason to go unique on every site, not just the important ones. What sold me was reading about credential stuffing, where they just spray thousands of username and password pairs at a login page until something works. Takes minutes and nobody has to guess anything.