Thx for the new bread!
Why was the other thread archived I wonder.
>Too bad Codefags 1.0 bread disappeared
Nothing is ever truly deleted.
https://qanon.news/archives/x/7762733 (#1)
https://qanon.news/archives/x/8671963 (#2)
Huh
Q=xP
https://andrea.corbellini.name/2015/06/08/elliptic-curve-cryptography-breaking-security-and-a-comparison-with-rsa/
Clearly I need to spend more time with Python.
I found this interesting
'The Birthday Attack'
The birthday attack is a statistical phenomenon relevant to information security that makes the brute forcing of one-way hashes easier. It’s based off of the birthday paradox, which states that in order for there to be a 50% chance that someone in a given room shares your birthday, you need 253 people in the room.
If, however, you are looking for a greater than 50% chance that any two people in the room have the same birthday, you only need 23 people.
This works because the matches are based on pairs. If I choose myself as one side of the pair, then I need a full 253 people to get to the magic number of 253 pairs. In other words, it’s me combined with 253 other people to make up all 253 sets.
But if I am only concerned with matches and not necessarily someone matching me, then we only need 23 people in the room. Why? Because it only takes 23 people to form 253 pairs when cross-matched with each other.
So the number 253 doesn’t change. That’s still the number of pairs required to reach a 50% chance of a birthday match within the room. The only question is whether each person is able to link with every other person. If so you only need 23 people; if not, and you’re comparing only to a single birthday, you need 253 people.
This applies to finding collisions in hashing algorithms because it’s much harder to find something that collides with a given hash than it is to find any two inputs that hash to the same value.
https://danielmiessler.com/study/birthday_attack/
I always do!
How is it that I've gotten MORE busy during the coronapocalypse? I'm 50% on a nice new project
>https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com
Were you planning on setting this up as a website or is there a way to change that datasource online? Knowing what the final vision is helps me figure out how to best help.
I can def get you what you want for a new spreadsheet. Can you explain more about how the text didn't import properly? My archives have the HTML text from each post and the plain text with all the HTML stripped out.
Here's something recent
https://qanon.news/Analytics/FileNameMap1
It's a visualization of all the filenames that Q has posted where the filename has been used in the text of a Q post.
IE Freedom.jpg [55 hits] Q#229, #285…
This uses data from the archives and runs nightly to generate the visualization data. The visualization is done using d3.js, javascript, and JSON.
What I'm trying to understand is a couple different things, What relationship are you trying to show, and where/how are you wanting to show it?
>https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com
Github source for future reference https://github.com/jwngr/sdow
Thx!
You can sort all Q posts by minutes, if you go the the Q page, then click the 'Sort By Time' checkbox and wait for it to finish. Sorts on hh:mm:ss and ignores dates. I recommend unchecking EST and Local time so you see it in ZULU, then it's easier to see what's going on. I can add/change if you like. The GetByTime search still works too. It uses an hh:mm format if you are searching for a specific time.
I've now discovered that the paging doesn't work when viewing these results. Guess I'll throw that on the pile.
>I think I'm going to work backward a bit, and then be in touch
Do it. I'll check back in later.
Ahh the markers! I like your thinking!
What are the columns and the shading? I can get you a CSV for your spreadsheet for some prototyping if you want all the drops.
Yeah I was just linking you to the image name/text analysis to see if that gave you any ideas or similarities. Sounds like what you want to do is build out a search that matches phrases. How do you link time to phrase?
It's possible a couple of different ways I can think of. The easiest would be if qresear.ch wrote an API for it. Codefags here write javascript to make an ajax call/query to the qresear.ch API. No API means you're down to screenscraping for results and since it's so tightly coupled to the layout of the search results page it would be easily broken. JSON data would be best. You could get just a count of results, but not sure that would be helpful.
Anybody else got any ideas?
Tons of good classes/vids, but you are kind of asking "are there any good car repair vids?"
There are alot of different cars/languages - and they are all good at different things. What vids you need are dependent on what you want to do. I'd recommend just learning some simple javascript or HTML
https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_statements.asp
NICE
Big if true. I'll try and run some tests locally to see if I can reproduce. I can tell you that for sure 8kun has been under attack recently. What I'm seeing is the clearnet 8kun media server go down. Sometimes my image scrapes take 20 -30 minutes for a single bread because there's no response from the media server. It's using a straight HTTP GET.
Speaking of tools for the Great Awakening.
So I've got this new application I've been working on and it works nicely. Been thinking about opening it up and releasing it for the twitterfags. I'm interested if anons think it's a good idea, if they would use it, and if there's any legal ramifications to releasing it.
It's a MemeCannon.
Currently a .NET Core Console app using the Twitter API like Tweetdeck. A twitter user would authorize the MemeCannon app via Twitter, that gets a list of images in a local folder and posts randomly to their Twitter with a random/fixed set of hashtags. Everything is well below their spamlimits, 1-2 tweets per minute. No install, just run. I've been using it with MemeFarmers mega meme archives for a couple months. Turn it on and it just runs thru 500+ files until you stop it or it's done. It's running right now.
X:\MemeCannon\Bernie
X:\MemeCannon\Biden\hashtags
Builds out a dynamic menu and you choose your campaign/folder and default hashtags.
Everything funnels thru my Twitter Developer acct so if @jack wanted to shut it down it would be easy for them. <5MB and would be open source, except for my app keys.
Would (you) use it?
Proceed with public version?
Back to the drawing board because you would never EVER run an EXE from here?
It's OK if nobody likes the idea, it's workin good for me. Don't worry about me feels.
Thx for the input!
I'll go thru these 1 by 1.
1) Compiling is easy and can be done from the commandline if you have the .NET SDK installed, or using Visual Studio Community, which is free. I figured I'd release code, plus the final compiled EXE so anons could choose.
2) Currently configurable in this way. The way the Twitter API works is that you have to sign up for a Developer account, create an app with a description and then wait on Twitter to decide if they want to grant you API access or not. API access comes with a consumerToken and a consumerKey which get's you into the API. I heard from one anon already that has their own consumerToken/key and wanted to use theirs. Not a problem. Just place your consumerToken/Key in the app.config and run. AFAIK, the rate limits are somewhere around 100 Autotweets per hour/per IP. So If I'm running it and you're running it, our IP's are different and so we each are moving towards our own 100 tweets. Setting up a Twitter Dev account may be daunting for some, and there's plenty of Twitter documentation on how to do that.
3) .Net Core will run on Linux, macOS, and Windows. The app is currently configured to include all the runtime dependencies that are needed for each platform so the end user doesn't have to DL and install the .NET SDK.
Setting up the app is alot like the Ghidra setup except you wouldn't need the JDK. Download. Put everything in a single folder (X:\MemeCannon), drop the images in their own folder below that (X:\MemeCannon\Biden) and then add the Hashtags you want to HashTags.txt (X:\MemeCannon\Biden\hashtags). Repeat for a Clinton, Obama, Clapper campaign etc. Each 'campaign' has it's own set of hashtags.
OK so I've got a github repository up for v1 of the MemeCannon. I was going to release a working build that a user could just DL and run, but in thinking about that I've come across a couple shill/DS issues that I need some help working out. That's where (you) codefags come in.
Issue 1: If I release a working version, it's possible that shills can use it too. We all know they can't meme, but what if they work that out? Possible they could misuse the app and get it taken down. It's an attack vector I'm aware of - but not one that would stop a release.
Issue 2: It's not possible to fully secure my API Keys on a working client app. Once those are in the wild, app impersonation becomes an issue. I'd have to invalidate those vals to stop it, which would stop all the non-malicious users as well.
Any ideas?
There is a V1.0.0 release at
https://github.com/QCodeFagNet/MemeCannon/tree/master/Releases
Add your API info to MemeCannon.dll.config to run. It includes a sample [Comey] campaign with a few memes in there.
Twitterfags sign up for a Developer Account and none of this is an issue.
https://iag.me/socialmedia/how-to-create-a-twitter-app-in-8-easy-steps/
https://developer.twitter.com/