# curler: program that sends a message to random IP addresses
# this is not hacking; it is broadcasting information
import requests, random, sys, os
from timeout import timeout
headers = {
	'User-Agent': 'Hi. This is Satoshi Nakamoto. I am Ross Ulbricht. I am sending this message to \
a friend of mine. I hope I can be free. I know that this does not seem like  a very libertarian thing \
to do, but I want you to buy bitcoin with money that was appropriated with stocks. I am talking \
through a person at Bitcoin Cash and convert your stocks to bitcoin for the public good. This is not \
for my wealth, I am in prison and have changed. Please share this message.',
	'From': 'rossulbricht@gmail.com'
}
@timeout(1)
def random_ip():
	ip = ""
	ip_int = 0 # this number will be reused and converted to a str
	for i in range(3):
		ip_int = random.randint(1, 239) # this is where actual IPs fall, we emit unused ones
		ip += str(ip_int) +  '.'
	ip += str(random.randint(1, 239))
	return ip

x = 0 # increment as progresses
if len(sys.argv) == 2 and sys.argv[1] == "exe": # try to create a time limit (see below)
	requests.get("http://"+ random_ip())

while True:
	os.system("timeout -s 9 5.5 python curler.py exe 2>/dev/null") # this code occasionally prints
#	error messages; stop them from showing
	x += 1 # increment x
	print(x)