I'd be very interested to find out what you used, especially if it doesn't require installing anything. The IT Nazi's here at work don't let you see anythinggene_pool wrote:
dammit >.< cant remember what i use. works great though. As a test i went to a few porn sites and worked perfectly. (it was a test to see if it worked, not being a perv....)
the chuckle brothers, you know? right...?Jenspm wrote:
...wtf?The Magic Mullet wrote:
I fear the mental scars will stay with me forever. I'm going to ring my mum and tell her I cannot go on.joker3327 wrote:
A guy creates 2 threads...he is a noob....you flame him within 4 posts on each thread....you a wanna be mod or something
I will, I'll do it, i'm ringing her now. Now he'll pay.
Actually, no. I know a better way to demoralise someone from Rotherham. I've got it, by jove i've got it.
The Chuckle Brothers are gash!
I'm sorry it came to that...
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g2p = blocked by websenseExecutionerStyle wrote:
http://g2p.org/
"google proxy"
LOL dam you skooby! i hope you haven't check my pc at work!SkoobyDu wrote:
Ok, can I just point something out... Coming from my point of view (sysadmin for possibly the 3rd largest IT company on the planet) anything that bypasses proxies or firewalls are a big NO. Whether its at school or work these systems are in place for a reason. They actually do a job by blocking dangerous content that could get on to the network, believe me there main priority is not to stop you looking at naked women over the t'internet but to block viruses, spyware and the like.
One last thing to remember every computer or piece of equipment on a network has event logs, and if its been found that you are using software to bypass certain systems and you are caught, I believe you wont be using that equipment again. From my point of view if I discovered something on my network I wouldn't want to be that agent.
ps, we have ways of knowing what is installed on any machine at any time, or what software has been used and even what websites have been visited. And anyone who is suggesting useing these bypass methods that work in IT, tut tut tut you should really know better.
I have the best hair, that is not up for discussion.{uscm}Jyden wrote:
LOL dam you skooby! i hope you haven't check my pc at work!SkoobyDu wrote:
Ok, can I just point something out... Coming from my point of view (sysadmin for possibly the 3rd largest IT company on the planet) anything that bypasses proxies or firewalls are a big NO. Whether its at school or work these systems are in place for a reason. They actually do a job by blocking dangerous content that could get on to the network, believe me there main priority is not to stop you looking at naked women over the t'internet but to block viruses, spyware and the like.
One last thing to remember every computer or piece of equipment on a network has event logs, and if its been found that you are using software to bypass certain systems and you are caught, I believe you wont be using that equipment again. From my point of view if I discovered something on my network I wouldn't want to be that agent.
ps, we have ways of knowing what is installed on any machine at any time, or what software has been used and even what websites have been visited. And anyone who is suggesting useing these bypass methods that work in IT, tut tut tut you should really know better.
And magic mullet and joker are lovers probally arguing about who's hair is better.
Try using anything dude,but if you get caught then you probally won't be allowed to access even a computer.
Still traceable, as evertime you log on to a machine it records that you have been there... Now if you didn't like somebody and had their log on details, well thats a different matter, oh and very serious if you get caught.Choumichel wrote:
Hmm remote desktop?
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But you would still have the same problem logging on to your home PC, unless your IP had been registered in the firewall/proxy.Sarrk wrote:
He means by remote desktop, that you log on from your work/school to your home computer and use your own internet from there