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gnu.rep.kp. That's pretty interesting. I wonder what they've got on that.
by axyjo 10y ago
gnu.rep.kp.
That's pretty interesting. I wonder what they've got on that.
- lb1lf 10y agoRed Star OS repos, presumably?
- emilburzo 10y agohttp://gnu.rep.kp/ http://gnu.rep.kp/
- NetStrikeForce 10y agoI am not sure I want to click on that...
- Gurrewe 10y agoThe site is available to the world, http://gnu.rep.kp/ http://gnu.rep.kp/
- yitchelle 10y agoIs it malicious?
- sillysaurus3 10y agoNah. Here are some screenshots (google translated): http://imgur.com/a/C2Gp7 http://imgur.com/a/C2Gp7
- userbinator 10y ago> Dafeng strange fruit spreads across the Great Hall won the People's love and young manhood of the world's largest hot in that reverence Kim Jong-un... North Korean is a different dialect so it's no surprise Google struggles with it. It looks like a news/propaganda site.
- duskwuff 10y agoNot just the dialect that's tough to translate, but also the diction. DPRK propaganda tends to use a lot of bombastic language -- it shows in their English press releases as well.
- Angostura 10y agoAll the gnus that's fit to print.
- witty_username 10y agoIf you run it while disabling JS and Flash, it should be safe.
- waltwalther 10y agoHere's 4 screenshots I took of a few I visited... http://imgur.com/a/Czllv http://imgur.com/a/Czllv
- zhan_eg 10y agoBased on Google Translate, it's nothing related to GNU, but "Pyongyang broadcast "national unity" editorial".
- bjornsteffanson 10y agoGNU actually refers to 'grand national unity' in this context, one of the three fundamentals for Korean unification outlined in the 1972 North-South Joint Declaration (the other two being peace and independence). Based on the screenshots, gnu.rep.kp appears to be a website for the Pyongyang Broadcasting Station.