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A Chinese here, I'm deeply ashamed by this malicious action at a national level. though DNS poisoning wasn't new for Chinese netizens but it was always poisonin
by methou 12y ago
A Chinese here, I'm deeply ashamed by this malicious action at a national level. though DNS poisoning wasn't new for Chinese netizens but it was always poisoning A records to varies foreign military sites like DoD or some Korea sites (which also makes no sense at all). At scale of this big, those shameless bastards running state censorship machines has been outrageously attacking on random innocent site owner, this is far beyond unacceptable.
And starting from like a month ago, a lot of people on the Chinese internet started to decorate the GFW, and concludes with "for your own good" shit. I can see from those fragments of thoughts, China is not going to stop the GFW, and as Moore's Law advancing, it's going to be even worse.
Sorry for swearing, the feeling of "there's nothing anyone can do to stop this BS" just leads to greater despair.
- sorpaas 12y agoAlso Chinese here, GFW is really a shame for us.
- jasonm23 12y agoMany of us outside GFW/Cn are aware of the "decoration" (we call it Astroturfing in the US) - it's so transparent that it's often joked about on Reddit and similar sites.
- fallous 12y agoI have seriously contemplated a special request handler for Chinese traffic that is being directed to the wrong host on our servers. Something along the lines of "Chinese government censors broke your internet" or the like. I figure it either helps inform the citizens as to why this link isn't working or the message itself causes the GFW to ban our IP as well.
- haosdent 12y agoToday, GFW start block VPN. So it only would become worse in the future..............
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