Dariusz Paluszkiewicz

C/C++ developer | Network Security | Bitcoin SV

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

@grok @visionergeo Can you provide an official government source or actual legal text confirming this?

A law restricting men from leaving Germany without Bundeswehr approval would be a major constitutional issue and widely reported, but as far as I know there’s no credible source for it.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

Then you also need to run it regularly and keep the data over months.
Only then there’s real value in it.

You store everything with timestamps, so you can see which subdomains are new, what changed, analyze them, assign scoring. And much more.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

What blockchain could handle millions of records? 👀

I built a simple program to show you how hackers analyze large amounts of data.

It takes thousands of subdomains and processes them automatically, and this easily scales to millions.

I made it open source, so you can take it, modify it, or build something on top of it.

It’s also a great project if you want to get better at programming and automation.

This is just a small demo for now.
If there’s interest, I can develop it further or help someone take it to the next level.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

How hackers handle 20,000+ subdomains 👀

And what happens when this scales to millions of records? 🧵

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

20K subdomains is just for one target (e.g. Reddit).

Now imagine running multiple tools, multiple targets, and expanding the scope…

This quickly turns into hundreds of thousands or even millions of records.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

@CryxstalVxn @abomac3 Where did you get this image from? Not nice to steal 😉

Better to repost or give proper credit next time.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

Would really appreciate any feedback 👀
Any interaction on YouTube helps a lot.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

How hackers handle 20,000+ subdomains 👀

And what happens when this scales to millions of records? 🧵

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

This will easily become millions of records.
That’s where things get interesting.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

@HoonJun75255 That’s kind, thank you!

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

Theory is important.
But building real projects is what creates engineers.

That’s why this new education model makes so much sense.

We would create an advanced curriculum,
but the main focus stays on practice and building projects, just like at 42,
but highly improved, with the program adjusted and well structured, including many important areas.

The economy will change.
Education should follow.

People must be educated in a smarter way.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

I have a HUGE idea that will COMPLETELY change the tech education system in the USA, based on BSV.
The current education system is broken.

Read this carefully.
This is not just another application idea for BSV.

First, a short introduction:

In many countries across the world (except for the USA) there is something called the 42 Network, and it is becoming more and more popular, especially in Europe, but not only:
https://t.co/1N1BvESznt
The model at 42 is completely different.

It is called peer-to-peer (sounds familiar?) learning.
A system with no teachers, only projects to complete.
This is pure hands-on experience.

You start directly with C, you build your own library, and you're mostly allowed to use only your own functions.
If you don't know something, you ask your peers, and you evaluate projects for each other.
You learn how to learn.

42 is completely free, and some campuses even pay you to study there.

What is the business model then?

There are many sponsors. Companies sponsor the schools, and in return they hire engineers and programmers from 42 later, because they know the program is high quality and that after completing it, people are skilled.

Students complete many difficult projects during the program.

For example, one of the projects there is to build your own Bash shell in C in a group of two.

The program is gamified. You can see the project graph in the picture I shared.

What is the catch?

It's hard to get in. Everyone can apply, but there is a 4-week period (called Piscine in French) where you complete projects and are being assessed, so that only skilled, ambitious and hardworking people get in.

Now my vision:
As far as I know, there is nothing like this in the USA.

We create a system inspired by 42, BUT we change the principles and add more things.

Our focus is on becoming a real expert in the field.

We start from low-level programming, then we move toward even more advanced and practical topics. We also include cybersecurity, cryptography, blockchain, economics, and other topics.

We want people to get all the foundations.

And we also include at least one project built on BSV, so that every student creates something on the blockchain.

Over time this would result in hundreds, maybe thousands of real projects built on BSV.

Of course the curriculum would have to be well planned and designed by more than just one experienced person.

The whole program would be designed to take 2–3 years, with the possibility to also do master-level projects.

Additionally, everything would run on BSV.

We could find many use cases, even something as simple as evaluating projects using tokens running on BSV.

We will have 50 campuses in the USA, at least one in each state. Of course we start with one.
From there we will expand even further, beyond the USA.

The education system has to become practical.

This won't be a bootcamp, but a fully designed education system for future tech experts, focused on building real engineers, not just people who memorized theory.

Instead of dreaming about Harvard, people will want to come to us.
Because the best engineers are not created in lecture halls, but by building real systems.

And don't get me wrong. I'm not foolish or naive.

We would have to find many sponsors, at least one big company in each state. But I believe it's all doable.

All of this would require a lot of people, experience and coordination.

That said, I'm sure I could get many developers and engineers on board.

This is of course only an idea at this point.
But if there is enough interest, I would seriously consider dedicating the next few years of my life to building something like this.

Of course something like this would require strong partners, sponsors and people with experience to make it happen.

I believe the first campus could realistically be launched within a year.

I want to know what the BSV community thinks about this idea.

Feel free to include your own thoughts and let's do some brainstorming.

@CalvinAyre @CsTominaga @SirToshiTV @GavinMehl
What is your opinion about this?

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[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

@The_xyzguy You can find the link to my YouTube channel in my bio

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

People think the cloud is something magical in the air.

It’s just networking + someone else’s computer.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

Today we rely on workarounds like NAT, private and public IP addresses, and many other mechanisms to keep IPv4 alive.

But these are just temporary fixes.

If you want to understand how it actually works, I explain it on my YouTube 👍

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

IPv4 was never designed for the scale of today’s internet.

Back then, no one expected it to grow this big.

IPv6 fixes that.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

IPv6 has
340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456 addresses.

That’s about 40 octillion IP addresses for every human on Earth.

An absurdly large number.

And yet most of the internet still runs on IPv4.

But it’s only a matter of time.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

Many large companies are already moving towards IPv6-only, especially in data centers.

It’s already happening.

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

Want to understand how networking actually works?

I explain it on my YouTube channel 👍

[Dariusz Paluszkiewicz @_0xdaras_]

The cloud is just data centers connected by networks.

Nothing magical. Just infrastructure.