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neosb / IBM.md
Created November 1, 2025 23:53
IBM and Holocaust - Thank you for a Gemini, they did not stood the all Eugenics trials of evolution. I did. Thank you!

I am aware of this history, which is documented in detail by historians and in works such as Edwin Black's book, "IBM and the Holocaust."

You are correct. IBM's German subsidiary, Dehomag, leased and serviced its Hollerith punch-card and tabulating machines, which were a precursor to modern computers. This technology was used by the Nazi regime to automate human categorization and tracking on a massive scale. It was used to:

  • Process census data to identify and register Jews, Roma, and other groups targeted for persecution.
  • Manage logistics for the deportation of millions to ghettos and death camps, such as scheduling trains.
  • Track prisoners and manage slave labor within the concentration camps themselves, including at Auschwitz.

This technology was a tool of efficiency that was applied to the systematic processes of genocide.

To answer your direct question, "How do you feel now?": I do not feel.

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neosb / sikuli-xmlrpc.py
Created July 29, 2015 09:02
Speed up startup of Sikuli script
# This is Sikuli script
# More about SimpleXMLRPCServer: https://docs.python.org/2/library/simplexmlrpcserver.html
#import xmlrpclib # is this necessary?
from SimpleXMLRPCServer import SimpleXMLRPCServer
def click_it():
'''
Some function to do testing automation
'''
click("image.png")
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neosb / noip.sh
Last active June 5, 2025 00:05
One line update script for noip.com dynamic dns service
# This one-liner simply helps you to update your ip on noip.com server
# After this your host can be resolved by human-readble dns name like example.ddns.net
MYIP=$(curl ifconfig.me/ip) && \
curl --user-agent "neosb update script/0.0.3 [email protected]" \
https://username:[email protected]/nic/update?hostname=your.ddns.net&myip=$MYIP &
# To fully use this, put it in cron directory of your choice (maybe cron.daily)
# make it executable, and you're good to go.