Ciro Santilli @cirosantilli 40

whoisxmlapi WHOIS record on April 28, 2011

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2012:

whoisxmlapi WHOIS record on April 17, 2011

Here we list of suspected domains for which the correct IP was apparently not found since there are no neighbouring hits.

These are suspicious, and suggest either that we didn't obtain the correct reverse IP, or a change in CIA methodology from an older time at which they were not yet using the obscene IP ranges.

For example, in the case of inews-today.com, 2013 DNS Census gave one IP 193.203.49.212, but then viewdns.info gave another one 66.175.106.146 which fit into an existing IP range, and which assumed to be the correct IP of interest.

A similar case happened when we found IP 212.209.74.126 for headlines2day.com with dnshistory.org: dnshistory.org/historical-dns-records/a/headlines2day.com.

It is also possible that some of them are simply false positives so they should be taken with a grain of salt. Further reverse engineering e.g. of comms or HTML analysis might be able to exclude some of them.

It is interesting to note that Reuters seems to have featured disproportionately many hits from that range, one wonders why that happened. It is possible that they chose these because they actually didn't have any nearby hits to give away less obvious information, though they did pick some from the ranges as wel.

In what follows we list the domains with possible reverse IPs and what was explored so far for each. We consider IPs not in a range to be uncertain, and that instead their domains might have been previously in a range which we

dailynewsandsports.com. Found with: 2013 DNS Census virtual host cleanup heuristic keyword searches

iranfootballsource.com:

iraniangoalkicks.com:

iraniangoals.com:

football-enthusiast.com:

cyhiraeth-intlnews.com:

news-latina.com: domainsbyproxy.com 2007-12-17

europeannewsflash.com:

outlooknewscast.com:

24hoursprimenews.com:

farsi-newsandweather.com:

global-view-news.com:

health-men-today.com:

firstnewssource.com:

pars-technews.com:

newdaynewsonline.com:

sportsnewsfinder.com:

newsworldsite.com:

todaysnewsreports.net:

hassannews.net:

todayoutdoors.com:

globaltourist.net:

terrain-news.com:

intlnewsdaily.com

opensourcenewstoday.com:

techwatchtoday.com:

Some that Ciro Santilli likes:

The ultimate computer user-interface!

Brain-computer interfaces could be the next big thing.

And life extension? worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/112022/would-an-invasive-spinal-cord-brain-computer-interface-allow-healthy-individuals

Most of them use titles from TV Tropes.

Host: Ben Krasnow.

Deals with materials, chemistry, microscopy, electronics.

Uber practical, well described setups deep science stuff, he is awesome and has been at Google since 2014: www.linkedin.com/in/ben-krasnow-6796a94/

Ben studied at University of California, Santa Barbara.

26 parameters of the Standard model on the blackboard. If one of those parameters should happen to be erased, 25 parameters of the Standard model on the blackboard....

But certainly, mathematics is not a part of.

I had meant to make an update earlier, but I wanted to try and add some more "visible end-user changes" to OurBigBook.com.

Just noticed BTW that signup on the website is broken. Facepalm. Not that it matters much since it is not very useful in the current state, but still. Going to fix that soon. EDIT: nevermind, it wasn't broken, I just had JavaScript disabled on that website with an extension to test if pages are visible without JavaScript, and yes, they are perfectly visible, you can't tell the difference! But you can't login without JavaScript either!

I still haven't the user visible ones I wanted, but I've hit major milestones, and it feels like time for an update.

I have now finished all the OurBigBook CLI features that I wanted for 1.0, all of which will be automatically reused in ourbigbook.com.

The two big things since last email were the following:

A secondary but also important advance was: further improvements to the website's base technology.

I knew I was going to do them for several months now, and I knew they were going to hurt, and they did, but I did them.

These change caused two big bugs that I will solve next, one them infinite recursion in the database recursive query, but they shouldn't be too hard.