http://101.176.95.67

Hello, here's a one time advertisement for a new search engine. http://101.176.95.67 Do not expect me to advertise this a second time, write down the website address if you want to find it again. The search engine is free to use but additionally you may purchase complete search results in .txt documents. There is additional features planned for this search engine. You may use this search engine currently to explore a very weird internet.

>>62169 why do you hate DNS? but cool project anyway maybe next it would be fun to try and come up with an algorithm to sort results based on relativity to the search, rather than just by address

>>62170 so like you could maybe do this by counting the amount of times the keywords come up and weighing it by things like whether they are surrounded by <h1> tags or something or you could take googles approach and rank results based on links from other sites

>>62169 Pretty cool anon, makes me want to try my hand at building a search engine, since there are no good search engines. No source? Found through keyword "anime": http://sasara.moe/

i wish i could make my own search engine too but last time i mass scanned the ipv4 space my ISP called me and told me to stop

>>62169 This will remain in my favorite bookmarks folder forever. Than you, lainon.

Random soykaf I found: http://tachikoma.moe/ Cute unicode ART http://103.12.109.57/ Australian Institute for High Energy Physics(my quey was "Japan", ok) http://101.0.118.28/ Some schizo cult from the 90's? http://180.150.13.250 Tonga and OpenBSD(wtf) http://45.32.188.57 AI generated (fake) news website? Or am I going crazy? I also found a lesbian imageboard, not sure if I should link it.

>>62178 do link it, at least for archival purposes.

>>62178 >lesbian imageboard, Found it too in the morning. I would leave it be though. Something about it feels like it should be hidden. It's not forgotten since the author keeps it up. But you can't post on it. To me it feels like a site that should just let be. It's mostly just dumb fun on there too. Feels very innocent.

>>62183 Only three results come up if you search lesbian, you're not quite hiding it by not linking it. http://221.121.145.234/

My website doesn't appear to be in the search engine. It redirects to the named version when people access it directly by IP address.

>>62169 nice one, wish i had spare money to donate also >IPv6 Scanning is this even possible to do? unless you have some sort of base of used/possibly used addresses it seems impossible to do in reasonable time (500y if you scan 1 million per sec).

https://www.gpth.com.au/ Tho

http://108.61.212.250/ What happened here?

>>62185 All IPs/websites appear to be located in Australia which is likely why your site isn't on there.

>>62191 but OP claimed to have searched all the IPv4 address space why would he lie to us like that

the page input has no min attribute.

The Monarto metallic silhouette rifle club looks cool as hell http://122.201.84.110/

http://60.240.127.225/ found this

>>62198 Nice This video was false advertising though

>>62185 Could be two things: 1. Timeout time was set to 31msping the first pass. 2. Could be cloud flare preventing connection. If it could be something else I am unsure.

>>62185 I'm definitely going to fix the problems that I find so everybody's site can be found in obscure non advertising ways, just I might have run into problems that are difficult to detect, and require resources to fix. >>62191 You're right, 31msping timeout.

>>62170 Cause I can't afford it.

>>62204 https://freedns.afraid.org/ FreeDNS duh. Good luck fren :D

>>62186 I think I've got multiple methods that can do it efficiently, but after I increase computing power. >>62172 I reckon you should do it. The more search systems which are completely unique, the better. The biggest problems I ran into which you can avoid are these: 1. Microsoft Windows having a limit on files which can be stored in 1 directory. If you try to store too many files in 1 directory this will crash your system and make it practically unrecoverable, untestable. 2. Deleting failed files, default delete which comes from windows is not good enough to delete excessive quantities of files. 3. Not backing stuff up in an external place. I lost all my work multiple times. 4. Not being able to find people who would be willing to try this with me, take a risk, and fail multiple times. 5. Not having anything financial backing me, if you can bank a few tens of thousands of dollars beforehand that would be much better. No person with financial power wants to finance or provide feedback for anything different. That includes government, corporations and people.

>>62169 thanks for posting. found some cool stuff already!

>>62222 You could download free GeoIP data from maxmind https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geolite2-free-geolocation-data (files are in csv and their own format, both containing the same) it contains plenty of registered networks (both 4 and 6) divided into categories such as ASN, country and cities (?), it should lower the amount of processing data you need. To login you can just use bugmenot.com (just remember to remove spaces from suffix)

buy a domain idiot >tfw poor users can get reserved IPv4 addresses but can't buy domains