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11-02-2006, 02:57 PM
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Im really not sure if this is the right place, if it is just move it
 So basically, at my college they put on an internet filter, which i have nothing against, but theyv blocked some really really stupid website, but also some verty good ones that cant do any harm. Is there a small code or something i can put in front of a web address, to bypass the filter? Im not hoping to abuse it, theres only one music forum i want to go to anyway. Thanks, also sorry for this real noob question.
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11-02-2006, 03:03 PM
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These kinds of questions can't be asked here. Please read the forum rules:
Zero Tolerance on Piracy NO WAREZ. NO SERIALS. NO CRACKS / CRACKING / ILLEGAL PROGRAMS. Anything that can be used in software piracy or other illegal software activities will result in a ban. Same goes for abusive programs like mailbombers, forum and usenet flooders and email harvesting bots. This also includes unreleased products. Workarounds which comprimise security, bypass password protection, or otherwise go to gain unauthorized access to private data or information is prohibitied. Links provided to locations that offer tutorials or tips for any of these activities are also forbidden. |
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11-02-2006, 03:21 PM
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Member (8 bit)
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ahh! yeah sorry delete this thread!
Appologies 
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11-02-2006, 03:24 PM
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Your best bet is to check with your IT department and explaining your case. As doctorgonzo mentioned, we don't allow discussions of that nature here.
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