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Home › Forums › Archives › Community Center › Instant Messaging in the Real World › IM in Education › Getting Past Some Link Censors on School Networks.
Either http://www.pureprivacy.com (Blocked at my school though)
Or
http://www.surfeasy.info <
Ah yes, proxies are beautiful. Although a lot of big brother systems do lock out proxies, you may get lucky.
Thanks for the heads up, Arsenal 😉
No problem, of course don’t try this if you go to a techy private school, my private school are morons though. Hah, I could put malicious things on there without them knowing..
Not that I know how to do malicious things or anything…No.
And of course you would not talk about doing malicious things. If this topic goes even a touch off course don’t be surprised if you don’t see it here anymore. Just a friendly reminder. (Now…I know you can’t see this…but I’m giving you a “teacher look” not much more needs to be said….right?)
I wasn’t going to say anything more about it anyways. So, it’s all good. 😎
It was just a statement saying I could do something very bad and they are so dumb they wouldn’t even notice. But I’m nice, and wouldn’t. The worst I would do is rename some desktop icons and change their pictures around to confuse people. 😉
I’ve passed a few systems without proxies 🙂 all you need is command prompt. This is what I had done.
Opened notepad.exe
typed in “command.com” and saved it as a batch file (.bat)
i then got into command prompt and pinged the website url.
(e.g. ping webmessenger.msn.com)
I then got the IP and used that in my web browser instead of the url 🙂
(e.g. http://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx)
It bypassed the system I was on but I can’t guarentee it will work for everything!
And thats how I used online messaging 🙂