matiasb

Hi, I started this project last year, as someone pointed out, we have free access to Facebook ("thanks" to the Internet.org campaign and TIGO, one of the biggest telcos here in Paraguay). It would be nice to port the client to Android (it seems that isn't possible to use tuntap directly) and implement some obfuscation and encryption stuff later. I'm open to any collaborations, I need to clean up some things and write a README and TODO list.

"I've began wondering if all work environments are like this."

Yep, it's pretty common (and sad).

Sounds good, what about Golang based tools? (considering the default static binary generation)

Yes, both ICMP and DNS tunnels work on most of the mobile plans here (I'm from Paraguay, South America). We had an interesting experience with the Internet.org campaign, they signed an alliance with the biggest telco (Tigo - Telecel, Millicom International), so all the users are getting free Facebook access. This small project I'm trying to code involves a critique to the Internet.org campaign ("free Internet for poor countries"), Internet != Facebook.

Yeah, I'm trying to tunnel TCP packets over Facebook chat[0] (to get some free Internet when using "social media" mobile plans).

[0] https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde/facebook-tunnel

http://www.the-numbers.com/movie/budgets/all helps?

nice!

Pretty common!

There's some info here: http://grokbase.com/p/gg/golang-dev/13bs7d4qm3/performance-d...

Really nice!

Any Go jobs over there?

sounds interesting, checkout my gh, also you may find contact data over there: https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde

Co-browsing solution with go & redis

Has anyone tried ICMP tunnels?

A few weeks ago it was still possible to sniff traffic from other instances.

http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2013/Aug/53

"An interesting variation is to be able to distinguish different languages in a text. E.g. a Dutch text with English quotes."

Do you know any interesting work related to the language distinction idea on the same text?

I think he's talking about the recent IP list itself.

really useful

How long does it take? On my last flight the man sitting next to me started receiving SMS many, many meters before landing

Nice! Wanna build some project using ES again

Nice article

Sounds great!

I use a pretty simple one! Do you have Github or something? I'm always looking for interesting golang projects

It works!

Any slackware fan using darkstar-1, darkstar-2 and so on?

At my CCNA class the teacher used local politicans names for routers/switches, I remember it was election period and routing classes usually ended up with discussions about politics.

Nice!

Otherwise... subtitles.

Yes!

That's right, it also supports importing from Google Code.