There are plenty of resources out there as you get more advanced, but imo bookofshaders is a great starting resource.

It is one thing to not like the political leadership, but another thing if the government oppresses the population.

Those of us in America are privileged that we can’t fathom what that means.

On the reddit NewIran sub, they were mocking a picture of somebody at one of those rally’s holding a giant IRGC flag… upside-down.

I wouldn’t use numbers of “useful idiots” showing up at rallies as a way of demonstrating internal support for the Iranian regime.

Surveys suggest around 70-80% are anti-regime, which makes sense considering the regime’s history of hangings and imprisonment for minor offenses. The people of Iran want the regime to end.

Couple that with a population of at least 80 million people who hate the regime and only didn’t fight back because the regime had physical power over them.

Keep in mind, Israel has full aerial control over Iran and has taken out hundreds of their missile launchers.

We can keep pounding the various nuclear facilities and hinder ant chances of rebuilding, making any effort futile.

Whether this fulfills that goal, we will see, but anything that weakens the regime is good for the Iranian people.

And how long did it take you to realize that you need to scroll down?

This would be an interesting experiment for other historical discoveries too. I'm now curious if anybody has created a model with "old data" like documents and books from hundreds of years ago, and see if comes up with the same conclusions as researchers and scientists of the past.

Would AI have been able to predict the effectiveness of vaccines, insulin, other medical discoveries?

From a technical perspective, it did exactly what you want. I had logs of full urls (not just domains). So, for example, I could view what they googled and when, if I wanted to anyway.

It did involve installing a certificate on the computer that they use, but there are how-to guides so setting everything up was simply a matter of following instructions.

The biggest drawback is that it noticeably slowed their internet. I imagine if I had run this on a more powerful computer it may have been better.

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Note, for those suggesting PiHole, it is very good for getting logs of domains accessed, but not very informative. For example, you can tell that a computer accessed "youtube.com" at a certain time, but not what was actually viewed. That may be obvious to many of us, but just clarifying in case it is not obvious to the OP.