Tidak perlu datang ke Kedutaan. Tidak ada stiker. Proses 100% digital.
Apa itu JAVES?
JAVES adalah program bebas visa Jepang untuk pemegang E-Paspor Indonesia (paspor elektronik dengan chip) yang memungkinkan perjalanan pendek tanpa perlu visa reguler.
Keuntungan Utama
Multiple-entry (boleh berkali-kali masuk Jepang)
Tinggal hingga 15 hari per kunjungan
Masa berlaku hingga 3 tahun atau sampai paspor habis
Gratis
Pengajuan online sepenuhnya
Format digital, tanpa stiker
Tidak perlu mengajukan ulang selama JAVES masih aktif
Bisa dipakai berkali-kali untuk masuk Jepang selama masa berlaku
Persyaratan
E-Paspor Indonesia (bergambar chip)
Foto wajah digital
Halaman identitas paspor
Email & nomor HP aktif
Catatan: Paspor biasa (non-chip) tidak bisa menggunakan JAVES.
Cara Pengajuan (Singkat)
Buka situs resmi eVisa
Buat akun
Pilih Visa Exemption (JAVES)
Unggah foto wajah + halaman paspor
Isi data perjalanan
Kirim aplikasi
Tunggu 2–5 hari kerja untuk persetujuan (digital)
Cara Menggunakan JAVES di Bandara
Maskapai cukup memindai paspor Anda
Imigrasi Jepang otomatis mendeteksi JAVES aktif melalui chip E-Paspor
Tidak perlu print apa pun, tidak perlu stiker
Aturan Penting
Durasi tinggal: maksimal 15 hari per kunjungan
Untuk wisata / bisnis / kunjungan teman
Tidak boleh untuk bekerja atau tinggal jangka panjang
Hanya perlu mengajukan ulang jika masa berlaku JAVES habis atau Anda mengganti paspor baru
How attackers are weaponizing public usernames and how to stop them
Summary (TL;DR) In 2026 we’re seeing a growing phishing pattern where attackers use publicly available usernames (from game leaderboards, forums, social profiles, etc.) to craft very believable, personalized email lures. They pair the harvested username with common free-mail domains (e.g., <username>@gmail.com) to create sender addresses or target lists, then send waves of tailored phishing/credential-harvesting messages. The result: higher open & click rates, more account takeovers, and an uptick in credential-stuffing campaigns. This article explains the trend, real risks, detection signals, and concrete defensive measures for users and platform operators.
1. What’s happening (high level, non-actionable)
Data source: Attackers scrape public pages — leaderboards, forum posts, game profile pages, social bios, and public APIs — to collect usernames. These sources are public, so the collection itself isn’t necessarily illegal, but the intent matters.
Address construction: Attackers often append common email domains to usernames (e.g., gamer123 → gamer123@gmail.com) to create likely contact addresses for targeted campaigns. They also use those constructed addresses as sender aliases or as payloads in mass mailing lists.
Personalization: Phishing messages reference the user’s game alias, recent in-game events, or community role to increase credibility. Personalized content dramatically raises success rates compared to generic spam.
Follow-on attack: Successful phishes can yield credentials, session tokens, or social engineering footholds. Those are used for account takeover, in-game asset theft, or secondary scams (ransom, extortion, phishing contacts).
Important: describing the pattern is different from instructing how to perform it. This article focuses on awareness and defense.
2. Why this is effective
Trust in community identity. Users often treat gamer handles as part of identity — seeing their handle in a message increases trust.
Reused credentials. Many users reuse passwords across games and other services; a single compromise can lead to cascade breaches.
Low friction for attackers. Public scraping + simple address heuristics is cheap; attackers can scale widely.
Difficult spam attribution. Attackers frequently spoof or rotate sender addresses and use compromised mail infrastructure, complicating takedown.
3. Signs a message may be part of this trend (what to look for)
These are defensive detection signals — not instructions:
The message references your public alias, scoreboard position, or a recent public post but the sender address looks generic or unfamiliar.
Unexpected emails claiming account problems or urgent actions for services you don’t recall linking to that email.
Messages that ask you to click a link to re-authenticate, download a file, or confirm account ownership.
Slight mismatches in branding: logo low resolution, domain slightly off (service-secure[.]com), or poor grammar in otherwise targeted text.
Rapidly arriving batches of similar “personalized” emails to accounts with public aliases.
4. Practical advice — for individual users
Never follow instructions that ask you to re-enter passwords on an email link. More best practices:
Use unique passwords for each service and a password manager. This reduces reuse risk.
Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) on every site that offers it — authenticator apps or hardware keys (U2F) preferred.
Verify senders closely. Check the actual mail headers if something looks suspicious (sender domain, Received headers) or use the email provider’s “show original” feature.
Don’t assume a message is legitimate just because it uses your handle. Public info is easy to obtain.
Harden recovery channels. Use recovery emails/phone numbers you control; remove old recovery addresses you no longer use.
Report suspicious messages. Use in-service report buttons and forward phishing mails to your email provider (e.g., Gmail’s “Report phishing”).
Turn on login alerts. Many services notify you of new logins or new device logins — keep those on.
Periodically check connected apps and authorized devices and revoke any you don’t recognize.
5. Practical advice — for game/community/platform operators
Platform operators are uniquely positioned to mitigate this trend.
Reduce public exposure
Limit public fields. Don’t display email-like identifiers or personal contact info on public leaderboards or profiles. If usernames must be public, avoid revealing linked email domains.
Rate limit and bot-detect scrapes. Implement robust rate limiting, behavior analysis, and CAPTCHAs on pages that list many user records or leaderboards.
Obfuscate emails. Where email is shown in a public context (support pages, shared profiles), display only partial addresses or icons that require authentication to reveal.
Require verification for contact actions. Actions like password resets, email sends, or profile edits should require proof of ownership and recent authentication.
Protect accounts & authentication
Strong MFA defaults. Encourage or mandate 2FA, and offer hardware-key (FIDO2) options for high-value accounts.
Detect credential stuffing. Monitor for high-velocity login attempts, impossible travel, and many failed attempts from different IPs against the same username. Throttle & require CAPTCHA on suspicious flows.
Session management & revocation. Allow users to end all sessions and rotate tokens quickly. Notify users on suspicious session starts.
Progressive hardening. If a user is flagged (suspicious email, changes, or high-value assets), move to stricter verification (SMS/email + ID checks for high-value transfers).
Email & notification hygiene
Use authenticated mail (SPF/DKIM/DMARC). Enforce strict DMARC policies where possible to reduce spoofing of your domain.
Link protection. When sending in-app emails, use short, obvious landing pages and avoid embedding automatic action links without additional verification.
Phishing awareness UI. Show banners on emails if they originate outside your verified senders, or use email-sender indicators in the UI that show verified badges for official messages.
Detection & response
Monitor for scraped dumps. Watch for third-party leak sites and marketplaces listing your usernames or specially formatted email lists.
Honeypot usernames. Seed a few decoy public usernames to detect scrapers and measure scraping activities. (Make sure decoys cannot be abused.)
Takedown & legal. Have an abuse/takedown workflow ready to report mass phishing campaigns to takedown services and to law enforcement if necessary.
6. Incident response playbook (high level)
If you believe your service or users are being targeted:
Block or throttle suspicious IP ranges and use WAF rules to drop known malicious patterns.
Collect forensic logs and evaluate the scope (how many accounts, which vectors).
Coordinate with email providers to block or label malicious senders, and with law enforcement where appropriate.
7. Example — safe public awareness notice (for operators to send to users)
Subject: Important security notice — targeted phishing using public usernames
We have observed phishing emails that reference in-game usernames, leaderboards, or public profile data. Please never click links that ask you to re-enter your password. If you receive an email mentioning your username and asking you to take urgent action, treat it as suspicious — verify directly from within the game/app (not via links in the email). Enable two-factor authentication and report the email to support immediately.
(You can adapt and send this; it contains no instructions for attackers.)
8. Closing / strategic recommendations
Users: Unique passwords + MFA + vigilance.
Developers/operators: Reduce public data exposure, harden authentication, monitor scraping and credential-stuffing, use email auth (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), and run user awareness campaigns.
Security teams: Treat public username scraping as a real reconnaissance vector and build detection rules and rate limits accordingly.
📅 Bitcoin Future ATH Prediction (Cycle 4–5 Projection)
Let’s first recap the pattern from all previous 4 cycles:
Cycle
Halving
ATH Lag (months)
ATH Date
ATH Price
% from Halving
1
Nov 2012
~12
Nov 2013
$1.1k
+9,000 %
2
Jul 2016
~17
Dec 2017
$19.6k
+2,400 %
3
May 2020
~18
Nov 2021
$69k
+250 %
4
Apr 2024
~16 (so far)
Aug 2025 (so far)
$124k
+80 %
5 (future)
~Mar 2028 (estimated)
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🔮 Cycle Pattern Logic
Every halving reduces new BTC supply by 50 %.
Historically, the ATH occurs 12–18 months post-halving.
But cycles are lengthening slightly due to institutional liquidity, ETFs, and slower retail FOMO phases.
Therefore, the next peak window shifts gradually later each cycle:
2013 → 12 mo lag
2017 → 17 mo lag
2021 → 18 mo lag
2025 → 16 mo lag (so far; could extend to 20+)
📈 Predicted ATH Windows
Scenario
Expected ATH Year
Time from Halving
Reasoning
Base Case (historical average)
Late 2025 → Early 2026
16–18 months
Mirrors 2016/2020 pattern; supply shock from 2024 halving peaks mid-2026
Extended Cycle (ETF & institutional adoption)
Mid 2026 → Late 2027
20–28 months
Slower but longer bull due to capital inflow pacing
Aggressive Case (compressed FOMO)
Aug 2025 → Dec 2025
12–16 months
Continuation of 2025’s parabolic run if liquidity surges fast
Next-Cycle ATH (after 2028 halving)
Late 2029 → 2030
16–20 months
For Cycle 5; long-term 8-year super-cycle potential
💰 Price Range Forecast (Conservative to Bullish)
Cycle
Predicted ATH Range
Basis
2025–2026 Bull Peak
$180 k – $250 k
Follows 2×–3× growth from previous $69 k ATH (Cycle 3 → 4 pattern)
2027 Extended Peak
$250 k – $350 k
If cycle elongates + institutional ETFs keep absorbing supply
2030 Next-Cycle ATH
$500 k – $750 k
Assuming post-2028 halving and sustained macro adoption
🧭 Summary
Phase
Year Range
Cycle Behavior
Expected Trend
Accumulation
2023 – Apr 2024
Pre-halving consolidation
Neutral to slightly bullish
Bull Run
Apr 2024 – 2026
Post-halving expansion
🚀 Major price appreciation
Peak + Distribution
Late 2025 – 2026
Parabolic top formation
Potential $200 k–$250 k ATH
Bear Market
2026 – 2027
Cooling, 60–80 % drawdown
Return to ~$80 k–$100 k
Recovery → Next Halving
2027 – 2028
Slow rebuild
Prepares for next run
Next ATH
2029 – 2030
Cycle 5 climax
Possible $500 k +
🔍 Final Answer
📅 Most probable next ATH: Between Aug 2025 – Mar 2026 📈 Expected range:$180 k – $250 k USD
If the cycle extends (ETF/slow FOMO scenario), ATH could delay to 2027, but less likely beyond that.
👉 The lag is consistently 12–18 months after halving — even as returns compress. Thus, the statistically strongest window for the next peak is Apr 2025 → Oct 2025 → Mar 2026.
This timeline illustrates Bitcoin’s 4-year halving cycles, highlighting the bull (green), bear (red), and accumulation (gray) phases, along with ATH (All-Time High) milestones and future projections.
Matchmaking isn’t just about dating apps or game lobbies—it’s any system that pairs people (or teams) with other people, tasks, or opportunities. Below is a compact, practical guide to the major matchmaking types you’ll find around the world and how each is used.
1) Romance & Partnering
a) Traditional / Community Matchmaking
Where: South Asia (arranged marriage brokers), Middle East/North Africa (family networks), Jewish communities (shadchanim), Japan (omiai), China (xiangqin/“marriage markets”), parts of Africa (elders).
How it works: Human matchmakers or families vet compatibility (values, religion, education, family ties).
Use: Long-term compatibility, social cohesion, shared expectations.
b) Event-Based (Speed-Dating, Mixers, Matchmaking Parties)
Where: Global cities.
How: Structured short meetings with curated pools; sometimes role- or interest-based.
Use: Efficient discovery with light screening.
c) Algorithmic Dating Apps
Where: Global (Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, Muzz, Dil Mil, Shaadi, etc.).
Sun Tzu’s The Art of War (孫子兵法 — Sunzi Bingfa) is a 5th-century BCE Chinese treatise on strategy, leadership, and warfare. It’s not just a military manual—it’s a timeless guide to conflict management, decision-making, and psychology, widely applied in business, politics, and life.
🧭 Core Principles
The Art of Winning Without Fighting “To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.” The best victory is one achieved through strategy, not destruction.
Know Yourself and Know Your Enemy “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” Success comes from understanding both your strengths and your opponent’s weaknesses.
Preparation and Planning “Every battle is won before it is fought.” Strategy and intelligence outweigh brute force; proper preparation prevents defeat.
Flexibility and Adaptability “Be formless, shapeless—like water.” Rigid plans fail; flexible adaptation ensures survival and victory.
Use of Deception “All warfare is based on deception.” Mislead opponents to control their perception and reactions.
⚔️ Structure (13 Chapters)
Laying Plans (計篇 — Jì Piān) Weigh strategy, timing, and moral law before battle.
Waging War (作戰 — Zuò Zhàn) Consider the cost of war; efficiency and swift decisions are key.
Attack by Stratagem (謀攻 — Móu Gōng) The highest skill is to win through strategy, not combat.
Tactical Dispositions (軍形 — Jūn Xíng) Positioning and defense secure invincibility before offense.
Energy (兵勢 — Bīng Shì) Use momentum and creativity to amplify strength.
Weak Points and Strong (虛實 — Xū Shí) Exploit the enemy’s weaknesses while hiding your own.
Maneuvering (軍爭 — Jūn Zhēng) Movement and timing are essential; avoid entanglement.
Variation in Tactics (九變 — Jiǔ Biàn) Adapt to circumstances; avoid predictable patterns.
The Army on the March (行軍 — Xíng Jūn) Understand the terrain and signals; read the environment.
Terrain (地形 — Dì Xíng) Choose battlegrounds wisely; the land shapes outcomes.
The Nine Situations (九地 — Jiǔ Dì) Analyze nine types of battlefields, from dispersive to desperate ground.
The Attack by Fire (火攻 — Huǒ Gōng) Use environmental factors (like fire) strategically.
The Use of Spies (用間 — Yòng Jiàn) Intelligence is the foundation of all success.
Politics: diplomacy, influence, information control.
Personal life: emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, planning and patience.
🧠 THE ART OF STRATEGY — MODERN EDITION (Inspired by Sun Tzu)
1. Laying Plans – The Foundation of Vision
“Strategy without vision is noise. Vision without strategy is a dream.”
Define your mission: Why do you exist?
Study the terrain: market trends, competitors, regulations, technology.
Measure your resources—capital, team, time, and energy.
Success begins with alignment: when your goal, team, and timing converge.
Modern translation: Before launching a product, investing, or building a business, analyze every factor—cost, timing, risk, emotion, and opportunity. Your calm analysis today prevents chaos tomorrow.
2. Waging War – The Economics of Action
“Every move has a cost; the greatest cost is indecision.”
Every project consumes resources—time, focus, and trust.
Don’t engage in endless competition; seek efficiency.
Compound small consistent wins instead of chasing big reckless ones.
In trading or startups: Calculate ROI before you act. Energy and time are capital—spend them like money.
3. Attack by Strategy – Outsmart, Don’t Outfight
“The supreme art is to win without fighting.”
Beat competitors through creativity, not conflict.
Redefine the game—don’t just play it.
Leverage alliances, automation, and information as your invisible army.
In crypto or business: Anticipate trends before they peak. Profit from intelligence, not hype.
4. Tactical Positioning – Build an Unshakable Base
“Invincibility lies in defense; the possibility of victory lies in attack.”
Create systems that make you anti-fragile.
Automate your defense (security, cashflow, backups).
Be ready to strike only when the environment favors you.
Translation: Don’t rush. Prepare until failure becomes unlikely, then act swiftly.
5. Energy – Leverage and Momentum
“Control energy; release it at the right time.”
Focus beats force.
Build momentum: one win fuels the next.
Manage your emotional energy as carefully as your financial capital.
Tip: In markets, never trade angry. In life, never decide tired.
6. Weak Points and Strong – Asymmetric Advantage
“Hide your structure; see theirs.”
Identify your competitor’s blind spots.
Offer what others can’t replicate—speed, trust, creativity, or authenticity.
Adapt to exploit inefficiencies.
Example: If big players are slow, win with agility. If others are loud, win with silence.
7. Maneuvering – The Art of Movement
“Speed is the essence of war.”
Move quickly but not recklessly.
Momentum and adaptability are your best armor.
Be light, flexible, and fast to change direction.
For entrepreneurs: Ship, test, iterate. Delay kills opportunity.
8. Variation in Tactics – Evolve or Die
“No plan survives contact with reality.”
Don’t fall in love with one method.
When the terrain changes, so should you.
Adaptation is not weakness—it’s evolution.
Tip: Reinvent every quarter. Update your playbook constantly.
9. The March – Reading the Terrain
“The wise leader sees the invisible signs.”
Market sentiment, human emotion, and global shifts all leave traces.
Read data like a map. Listen between the lines.
Know when to move forward or retreat.
Crypto analogy: When everyone’s greedy, hold. When everyone’s fearful, prepare.
10. Terrain – Choosing Your Battlefield
“The ground decides the battle.”
Pick your niche wisely.
Avoid saturated, toxic, or overregulated fields.
Choose environments that amplify your strengths.
Example: A small brand can dominate TikTok faster than TV. A lean startup wins in niches the giants ignore.
11. The Nine Situations – Levels of Challenge
“Each situation demands a unique response.”
Dispersive: Early stage—don’t spread too thin.
Easy ground: Build trust and systems.
Contested: Move fast, secure territory.
Open ground: Form alliances.
Intersecting: Network and collaborate.
Serious: Double focus.
Difficult: Simplify operations.
Hemmed-in: Innovate under pressure.
Desperate: Burn bridges—go all in.
12. Attack by Fire – Ignite the Environment
“Use the environment as your weapon.”
Master social media, trends, and timing to amplify your impact.
Go viral with purpose, not vanity.
Use energy around you—attention, sentiment, or seasonality.
Tip: In marketing, emotion is your fire. In trading, volatility is.
13. The Use of Intelligence – Information is Power
“No general is wise without spies.”
Data is the new espionage.
Track trends, customer behavior, and competitor moves.
Invest in analytics and insight before marketing or war.
Rule: The one who knows earlier—wins earlier.
⚡ Closing Wisdom
“The true warrior conquers not others, but himself.”
Master patience. Master timing. Master fear. Then, no market, enemy, or storm can defeat you.
等袂著思思念念最後一張批 Tán bē tio̍h sī-sī liām-liām tsuì-âu tsi̍t tiunn phue Děng bù dào sī sī niàn niàn zuìhòu yī zhāng piān Couldn’t wait for the last letter I longed for,
講好的山盟海誓毋知擱賰偌濟 Kóng hó ê suann-bông hái-sè m̄ tsai koh sǹg guā-tsē Shuō hǎo de shān méng hǎi shì bù zhī gè shèng duō shǎo The vows of love we swore—who knows how much still remain?
一直藏在心中 It-ti̍t chhông tsāi sim-tiong Yī zhí cáng zài xīn zhōng Always hidden deep inside the heart.
當初離開的彼一工 Tang-tshoo lī-khui ê hit tsi̍t kang Dāng chū líkāi de nà yī tiān That day you left,
講袂出心酸 毋甘 Kóng bē tshut sim-sng, m̄ kam Shuō bù chū xīn suān, bù gān I couldn’t speak the sorrow, only unwillingness.
有誰來作伴 Ū se lâi tsò-puānn Yǒu shéi lái zuò bàn Who will be my companion?
窗外掖落來的月色 Thang-guā ia̍h-loh-lâi ê gue̍h-sik Chuāng wài xià luò lái de yuè sè The moonlight falling outside the window
毋但照映著我一個人 M̄-nā tio-ìng tio̍h guá tsi̍t ê lâng Bù jǐn zhào yìng zhe wǒ yī gè rén Shines not only on me alone.
希望會當有彼一工 Hi-bāng ē-tàng ū hit tsi̍t kang Xī wàng néng yǒu nà yī tiān I hope one day may come,
給願望遺憾 寫作 Hō guān-bōng ûi-hām siá tsok Ràng yuàn wàng yí hàn xiě chéng That regret and wishes can be rewritten
上媠的靠岸 Siōng suí ê khò-òaⁿ Zuì měi de kào àn Into the most beautiful harbor—
心悶你溫柔的聲 Sim-mn̄g lí un-jiû ê siann Xīn mèn nǐ wēn róu de shēng Where I hear your gentle voice in my heart.
行袂煞的路 係欲造 甲偌崎嶇 Kiân bē suah ê lōo sī beh tsō kah guā kî-khu Xíng bù wán de lù shì yào zǒu duō qí qū The road never-ending is steep and rough,
佇人生流浪 欣羨 係誰的虛華 Tī jîn-seng liû-lōng him-siān sī siâ ê hi-hua Zài rén shēng liú làng xīn xiàn shì shéi de xū huá Wandering through life, envying others’ false splendor.
啥物攏欲捎 天公伯咧看 Sann-mih lóng beh siau, Thian-kong-peh leh khuànn Shén me dōu xiǎng jiāo, tiān gōng bó zài kàn Everything we send—Heaven is watching.
我係 無才調去管待你自由自在自卑的死活 Guá sī bô tsâi-tiāu khì kuán-thāi lí tsū-iû tsū-tsāi tsū-pi ê sí-ua̍h Wǒ shì méi cái liào qù guǎn dài nǐ zì yóu zì zài zì bēi de shēng huó I lack the power to control your free, fragile life.
齷齪 騙家己擱有希望 O̍k-chhok phiàn ka-kī koh ū hi-bāng Wò chuò piàn zì jǐ hái yǒu xī wàng Foolishly I lie to myself there’s still hope,
看破 才係 事實的心聲 Khuànn-phuà tsiah sī si̍t-si̍t ê sim-siann Kàn pò cái shì shí shí de xīn shēng But seeing through it is the truest voice of the heart.
你的話 我咧講 你的戲 我咧搬 Lí ê uē guá leh kóng, lí ê hì guá leh puann Nǐ de huà wǒ zài jiǎng, nǐ de xì wǒ zài yǎn Your words, I repeat; your play, I perform,
哭 悲戀詩歌 無人願意聽 Khàu pe-liān si-koa bô-lâng uī-i thiaⁿ Kū bēi liàn shī gē méi rén yuàn yì tīng Crying songs of sorrow no one wants to hear.
愛著不該愛的人 牽起不該牽的手 Ài tio̍h m̄-kai ài ê lâng, khan khí m̄-kai khan ê tshiu Ài zhe bù gāi ài de rén, qiān qǐ bù gāi qiān de shǒu Loving the one I shouldn’t, holding the hand I shouldn’t.
衝碰浪子踏線以前背後總有人咧搝 Chhiong-phōng lòng-tsú tha̍h-suànn í-tsîng pē-āu tsióng ū lâng leh giú Chōng pèng làng zǐ tà xiàn yǐ qián bèi hòu zǒng yǒu rén zài yāo A reckless wanderer crossing the line, always pulled back by someone.
寄袂出的情批 規疊藏佇心底 Tsì bē tshut ê tsîng-phue kui ta̍p chhông tī sim-té Jì bù chū de qíng piān guī dié cáng zài xīn dǐ Unsent love letters stacked and hidden deep in the heart.
講好 咱只係無夠緣的朋友 Kóng hó lán tsiah sī bô-kàu iân ê pîng-iú Shuō hǎo wǒmen zhǐ shì méi yǒu yuán fèn de péng yǒu We said we were just friends without enough fate.
我哭我的你走你的 無人需要會失禮 Guá khàu guá ê, lí tsáu lí ê, bô-lâng su-iàu ē sit-lē Wǒ kū wǒ de, nǐ zǒu nǐ de, méi rén xū yào gǎn dào shī lǐ I cry my way, you walk your way—no need to apologize.
我用我的一切 懷念你的美麗 Guá iōng guá ê it-tshè, huâi-liām lí ê bí-lē Wǒ yòng wǒ de yī qiè huái niàn nǐ de měi lì I give all of myself remembering your beauty.
感情無法勤儉 後果只好承擔 Kám-tsiûnn bô-hoat khîn-kiám, āu-kò tsí-hó sing-tann Gǎn qíng bù néng qín jiǎn, hòu guǒ zhǐ hǎo chéng dān Feelings cannot be saved, so I must bear the result.
聽家己一句 歹勢 Thiaⁿ ka-kī tsi̍t-kù phái-sè Tīng zì jǐ yī jù pái shè Listening to myself whisper just one word: “Sorry.”
That message means you’ve already used up your included ChatGPT usage quota. Since you’re on ChatGPT Plus, there are limits per model tier (like GPT-4 or GPT-4o), and once you hit them, you’ll see that kind of lockout countdown.
You’ve got two options:
Upgrade to Pro – Pro has much higher (almost unlimited) usage quotas and priority access. You can do this from OpenAI’s pricing page.
Wait it out – the countdown timer (3 days 15 hours 43 minutes) shows when your quota will reset, after which you’ll be able to use ChatGPT again without upgrading.
👉 If you want, I can explain the differences between Plus and Pro plans (limits, benefits, costs) so you can decide whether upgrading is worth it. Would you like me to break that down?
Here’s a breakdown of the differences between the ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Pro plans to help you decide which suits your needs best:
ChatGPT Plus (~US$20/month)
Provides access to GPT-4 Turbo and offers faster response times, reduced latency, and better availability during busy times—ideal for light to moderate usage like writing, coding, or research (Creole Studios, Wikipedia).
Specific message limits are not publicly disclosed, but it’s primarily suitable for individual users with occasional or moderate usage (Creole Studios, OpenAI Community).
Offers access to the “lightweight” version of Deep Research (based on o4-mini), with a total of 25 queries per 30 days (10 in the full model and 15 in lightweight) (Wikipedia, Cinco Días, Wikipedia).
Received the recently released ChatGPT Agent feature, but with a cap of 40 queries per month (TechRadar).
ChatGPT Pro (~US$200/month)
Meant for “power users” like researchers, engineers, and professionals requiring robust performance and reliability (OpenAI, OpenAI Help Center, WIRED).
Grants unlimited access to all OpenAI models, including GPT-4o, o1, and o1-mini. It also includes access to the exclusive o1 pro mode, which leverages more compute to provide deeper, more comprehensive reasoning and better performance on tasks such as programming or complex analysis (OpenAI, TechCrunch, Comet API, Wikipedia).
Offers a much larger Deep Research quota—250 queries per 30 days (split evenly between full model and lightweight) (Wikipedia, Cinco Días, Wikipedia).
Enjoys priority access to the ChatGPT Agent, with a generous 400 queries per month quota (TechRadar).
Key Differences at a Glance
Feature
Plus (≈US$20/mo)
Pro (≈US$200/mo)
Model Access
GPT-4 Turbo
GPT-4o, o1, o1-mini, and exclusive o1-pro mode (enhanced compute)
Usage Volume
Moderate; unspecified limits
Very high; effectively unlimited (subject to abuse-guardrails)
Deep Research (Monthly)
25 queries (10 full + 15 lightweight)
250 queries (125 full + 125 lightweight)
ChatGPT Agent (Monthly)
40 queries
400 queries
Target Audience
Casual, everyday users
Power users who rely heavily on advanced AI for productivity
Is Pro Worth the Price?
If you frequently hit usage limits, need deeper reasoning for complex tasks, or rely on features like Agent and Deep Research heavily, Pro offers substantial advantages:
Greater access to models that can think more deeply and handle harder problems (thanks to o1-pro mode) (OpenAI, TechCrunch, Comet API).
Significantly higher quotas for research and automation tools.
Faster, more reliable performance under heavy usage loads.
On the other hand, if your needs are lighter and mostly involve occasional generation or simpler tasks, Plus may still be sufficient and cost-effective.
Let me know if you’d like help comparing usage limits or features in more detail—or if you want insights into enterprise/team plans or how to upgrade or manage subscriptions!
Here’s a simple comparison between ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Pro regarding usage limits:
25 total (10 full-model + 15 lightweight) (Wikipedia)
250 total (125 full-model + 125 lightweight) (Wikipedia)
Unlimited claim particulars
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“Unlimited” applies to core and flagship models, but still subject to anti-abuse guardrails (OpenAI Help Center, wizbrand.com)
Summary: What “Unlimited” Really Means
Plus users face clear quantitative limits—like set messages per hour or day with specific models (e.g., 160 GPT-5 messages every 3 hours) (Northflank, Digital Watch Observatory).
Pro users enjoy virtually unlimited access to top-tier models such as GPT-5, o1, o1-mini, GPT-4o, and advanced voice—as long as usage remains within OpenAI’s fair-use policies (OpenAI Help Center, Digital Watch Observatory).
Specific caps still exist for “secondary” models in some documentation, but the main benefit of Pro is no enforced message cap on flagship models, plus extended Deep Research quotas and a massive 128,000-token context window for long conversations or documents (wizbrand.com, OpenAI, Motion).
Bottom Line
Yes, Pro offers effectively unlimited usage, especially for the most capable models—GPT-5, o1, o1-pro, GPT-4o, etc., with much higher allowances across features like Deep Research. Just — be mindful that it’s still bound by Terms of Use and anti-abuse safeguards, so “unlimited” doesn’t mean completely unrestricted.
Would you like a deeper breakdown of model-specific limits, or comparisons on response speed, context length, or advanced features like video generation?
妳離開那一天 我變成無路用欸人 Lí lī-khui hit tsi̍t-tn̄g, guá piàn-tsîng bô lōo-iōng ê lâng The day you left, I became a useless person.
在沒妳的世界 做咱沒路用欸夢 Tsāi bô lí ê sè-kài, tsò lán bô lōo-iōng ê bāng In a world without you, we make dreams that go nowhere.
妳離開那一天 我變作尚自由欸人 Lí lī-khui hit tsi̍t-tn̄g, guá piàn-tsò siōng tsū-iû ê lâng The day you left, I turned into someone “freer.”
在沒妳欸世界 做咱沒做完欸夢 Tsāi bô lí ê sè-kài, tsò lán bô tsò-uân ê bāng In a world without you, we chase dreams we never finish.
在這個城市無妳 我假作無意無意 Tsāi tsit ê siânn-chhī bô lí, guá ké-tsò bô-ì bô-ì In this city without you, I pretend not to care.
生活無瞑無日 整天無吃啊無喝 Sing-ua̍h bô miâ bô ji̍t, tsíng-tn̄g bô tsia̍h a bô lim Life has no night or day—whole days without eating or drinking.
阮去過什麼地方 吃過哪一間店 Guán khì-kuè sím-mi̍h tōng-bîng, tsia̍h-kuè tó tsi̍t kiann tiàm Where did we go, which places did we eat at?
忙到三更半暝擱來面對我的軟弱 Bâng-kàu sam-king puàn-miâ koh lâi bīn-tuì guá ê núa-jiok Busy till past midnight, then I face my weakness.
自妳離開之後 什麼都做不好 Tsū lí lī-khui tsí-āu, sím-mi̍h lóng tsò bô hó Since you left, I can’t do anything right.
一個無路用的人 連戒菸都做不到 Tsi̍t ê bô lōo-iōng ê lâng, liân kài-ian to tsò bô-kàu A useless man—can’t even quit smoking.
諾是我擱愛妳怎會做不到 Nā sī guá koh ài lí, tsánn ē tsò bô-kàu? If I still love you, how can I not do it?
把車停好 我卻沒落車 Pah tshia thîng hó, guá khioh bô lo̍h-tshia I park the car, but don’t get out.
菸也沒點 惦惦看 手機仔 Ian iā bô tiám, tiàm-tiàm khuànn siú-ki-á Don’t even light a cigarette—just quietly stare at my phone.
外面沒落雨 思念像落雨聲 Guā-bīn bô lo̍h-hōo, si-liām tshiūnn lo̍h-hōo-siann It isn’t raining outside, but missing you sounds like rain.
雨水還未乾 心內想著妳的影 Hōo-tsuí â-bē kuann, sim-lāi siūnn-tio̍h lí ê iánn The rain hasn’t dried; in my heart I still see your shadow.
經過幾落冬 我猶原站底加 King-kuè kúi lo̍h-tang, guá iû-goân khiām té-ke Many winters later, I’m still standing here at home.
你可以笑我憨 我是惜情欸人 Lí ē-kái tshiò guá gong, guá sī sioh-tsiânn ê lâng You can call me a fool; I’m just sentimental.
不時夢到妳尬咱養欸貓阿子 Put-sî bāng-kàu lí kah lán iūnn ê niau-á I often dream of you with the cat we raised.
天若光夢若醒 剩我一個人 Thian nā kng, bāng nā tshíng, tsiânn guá tsi̍t ê lâng When day breaks and the dream ends, I’m the only one left.
妳離開那一天 我變成無路用欸人 Lí lī-khui hit tsi̍t-tn̄g, guá piàn-tsîng bô lōo-iōng ê lâng The day you left, I became a useless man.
在沒妳的世界 做咱沒路用欸夢 Tsāi bô lí ê sè-kài, tsò lán bô lōo-iōng ê bāng In a world without you, our dreams have no way forward.
妳離開那一天 我變作尚自由欸人 Lí lī-khui hit tsi̍t-tn̄g, guá piàn-tsò siōng tsū-iû ê lâng The day you left, I became “so free.”
在沒妳欸世界 做咱沒做完欸夢 剩我一個人 Tsāi bô lí ê sè-kài, tsò lán bô tsò-uân ê bāng, tsiânn guá tsi̍t ê lâng In your absence, our dreams stay unfinished—leaving me alone.
像妳這款美麗的姑娘是配不起我 Tshiūnn lí tsit-khuán bí-lē ê koo-niû, guá phuè-put-khí lí A beauty like you—I don’t deserve you.
溫柔欸錯誤決定著我的死活 Un-jiû ê tshò-gōo kuat-tīng tio̍h guá ê sí-ua̍h Gentle mistakes ended up deciding my fate.
等待冷天若到 飛走的燕子 Tán-thāi líng-thinn nā kàu, hui-tsáu ê ìn-tsú Waiting for winter to come, like swallows that fly away.
這傷悲若過了請妳愛放不記我 Tsit siong-pi nā kuè-liáu, tshiánn lí ài pàng m̄-kì guá When this sorrow passes, please forget me.
妳是風這麼快 追不過你 Lí sī hong tsiah-mā khuinn, tui bō kuè lí You’re like the wind—so fast I can’t catch up.
心內受傷 流過看無的血水 Sim-lāi siū-siong, lâu-kuè khuànn-bô ê hueh-tsuí My heart is wounded, bleeding tears no one can see.
說要陪妳一世人 嘛無影無價 Sioh beh pûi lí tsi̍t-sì-lâng, mā bô-iánn bô-kè I said I’d be with you for life—empty words, worth nothing.
是我沒路用 才選擇故意逃避 Sī guá bô lōo-iōng, tsiah suán-ti̍k kòo-ì tâu-pī It’s because I’m no good that I chose to run away.
我愛你 家徹底 Guá ài lí, kah thiat-té I love you—completely.
你離開 家漂丿 Lí lī-khui, kah piâu-piah Since you left, I’ve drifted aimlessly.
天註定 咱無緣 Thian tsù-tīng, lán bô-iân Heaven decided we have no fate together.
在花花欸世界 Tsāi hue-hue ê sè-kài In this flowery, flashy world,
沒你的美麗我要怎麼去體會 Bô lí ê bí-lē, guá beh tsánn-ná khì thé-huī Without your beauty, how am I supposed to feel anything?
離開那一天 Lī-khui hit tsi̍t-tn̄g That day you left—
無你的世界 Bô lí ê sè-kài A world without you—
是我沒路用希望你沒來過 Sī guá bô lōo-iōng, hi-bāng lí bô lâi-kuè It’s on me; I just hope you never had to come into it.
妳離開那一天 我變成無路用欸人 Lí lī-khui hit tsi̍t-tn̄g, guá piàn-tsîng bô lōo-iōng ê lâng The day you left, I became a useless man.
在沒妳的世界 做咱沒路用欸夢 Tsāi bô lí ê sè-kài, tsò lán bô lōo-iōng ê bāng In a world without you, our dreams go nowhere.
妳離開那一天 我變作尚自由欸人 Lí lī-khui hit tsi̍t-tn̄g, guá piàn-tsò siōng tsū-iû ê lâng The day you left, I became “so free.”
在沒妳欸世界 做咱沒做完欸夢 剩我一個人 Tsāi bô lí ê sè-kài, tsò lán bô tsò-uân ê bāng, tsiânn guá tsi̍t ê lâng In your absence, our dream stays unfinished—and I’m left alone.
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