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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Good morning all you lovely people  just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better... |
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better... "
Is that anything to do with the little yellow light that flashes on the front of my pc?
Sorry mate, haven't a clue.
Ask in technical advice forum. |
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By *UNKIEMan
over a year ago
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"Ermmmm turn on phone or laptop go to internet type in fab and it appears just like magic  thats about the extent of my knowledge
What? No bookmark!!!
Shocking!! "
There you go with all these technical terms..."bookmark" wtf |
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better... "
Will ask the brainiac... |
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better...
Will ask the brainiac... "
Man here.
Right...
Usually no; don't have any network restrictions. I assume you're trying to access the web from a work machine with WebSense or the like installed.
First off, yeah public proxy is probably your best bet. Especially if you don't have installation privileges on the device. Google for one to avoid the service in particular they're using. "Anonymize me" is a good one but they're often blocked as well.
If you do have admin rights, and it's just the network topology that's in the way, install an 8080 browser, or a tunnel to your home machine (and use that as your proxy), or use an IPv4-IPv6 since the websense type blocks don't usually touch IPv6 traffic. If you're really paranoid, you could install Tor if you want to be a bit more secure...
Happy porn-browsing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better...
Will ask the brainiac...
Man here.
Right...
Usually no; don't have any network restrictions. I assume you're trying to access the web from a work machine with WebSense or the like installed.
First off, yeah public proxy is probably your best bet. Especially if you don't have installation privileges on the device. Google for one to avoid the service in particular they're using. "Anonymize me" is a good one but they're often blocked as well.
If you do have admin rights, and it's just the network topology that's in the way, install an 8080 browser, or a tunnel to your home machine (and use that as your proxy), or use an IPv4-IPv6 since the websense type blocks don't usually touch IPv6 traffic. If you're really paranoid, you could install Tor if you want to be a bit more secure...
Happy porn-browsing "
Only understood 'porn' |
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better...
Will ask the brainiac...
Man here.
Right...
Usually no; don't have any network restrictions. I assume you're trying to access the web from a work machine with WebSense or the like installed.
First off, yeah public proxy is probably your best bet. Especially if you don't have installation privileges on the device. Google for one to avoid the service in particular they're using. "Anonymize me" is a good one but they're often blocked as well.
If you do have admin rights, and it's just the network topology that's in the way, install an 8080 browser, or a tunnel to your home machine (and use that as your proxy), or use an IPv4-IPv6 since the websense type blocks don't usually touch IPv6 traffic. If you're really paranoid, you could install Tor if you want to be a bit more secure...
Happy porn-browsing "
ohhhh all that tech talks got me hot and bothered hehe!  |
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
Falkirk |
"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better...
Will ask the brainiac...
Man here.
Right...
Usually no; don't have any network restrictions. I assume you're trying to access the web from a work machine with WebSense or the like installed.
First off, yeah public proxy is probably your best bet. Especially if you don't have installation privileges on the device. Google for one to avoid the service in particular they're using. "Anonymize me" is a good one but they're often blocked as well.
If you do have admin rights, and it's just the network topology that's in the way, install an 8080 browser, or a tunnel to your home machine (and use that as your proxy), or use an IPv4-IPv6 since the websense type blocks don't usually touch IPv6 traffic. If you're really paranoid, you could install Tor if you want to be a bit more secure...
Happy porn-browsing
ohhhh all that tech talks got me hot and bothered hehe! "
I can set up a home network with dual routers, I can install 4 sky+ boxes from one dish and link them to other rooms but that has lost me too lol   |
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I can set up a home network with dual routers, I can install 4 sky+ boxes from one dish and link them to other rooms but that has lost me too lol "
ohhhh i have to go change my knickers after that !!!! hehe! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Gotta love the other half, Phenomenal brainiac power...itty bitty social skils..
(Ooh i'm on fire today )"
thanks...... you gotta love people who know!!! and the site which brings people from all walks of life together in a sexy naughty way |
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By *rallvalCouple
over a year ago
Dunfermline |
"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better... "
I use ssh and http tunneling via a pi based proxy . Also mac spoofing and cloning.
I hate paying for wifi |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better...
I use ssh and http tunneling via a pi based proxy . Also mac spoofing and cloning.
I hate paying for wifi "
Thanks.... I am still struggling with mac spoofing and cloning, have read about it but not getting my head around it :-/ |
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ohhhh all that tech talks got me hot and bothered hehe! "
Heya sensual...
You wanna come over some time so I can insert some packets into your vpn tunnel?
Then maybe I could fork your git/scm repository before dumping some raw data all over your display...
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better...
I use ssh and http tunneling via a pi based proxy . Also mac spoofing and cloning.
I hate paying for wifi "
ooh pie! |
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By *rallvalCouple
over a year ago
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"Good morning all you lovely people just wondering how many of you know and do use http tunnelling, to avoid network restrictions? and if you do, do you use public proxy servers or something better...
I use ssh and http tunneling via a pi based proxy . Also mac spoofing and cloning.
I hate paying for wifi ooh pie!"
Raspberry Pi to be exact |
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By *rallvalCouple
over a year ago
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I use ssh and http tunneling via a pi based proxy . Also mac spoofing and cloning.
I hate paying for wifi
Thanks.... I am still struggling with mac spoofing and cloning, have read about it but not getting my head around it :-/ "
It is much easier to do if you run linux. I have never tried it with windows. Basically you find the ip address of the wifi access point. Ping its broadcast port to find the ip and mac of other computers connected to it the just change your mac address to match one of them. For tunnelling you need a proxy that will take data from all parts of the internet and send them out on a particular port, usually the ssh port as hotel internet keep this unlocked to allow you to pay.
I have a raspberry pi as my home proxy. £25 credit card sized computer and it can play Quake III
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I use ssh and http tunneling via a pi based proxy . Also mac spoofing and cloning.
I hate paying for wifi
Thanks.... I am still struggling with mac spoofing and cloning, have read about it but not getting my head around it :-/
It is much easier to do if you run linux. I have never tried it with windows. Basically you find the ip address of the wifi access point. Ping its broadcast port to find the ip and mac of other computers connected to it the just change your mac address to match one of them. For tunnelling you need a proxy that will take data from all parts of the internet and send them out on a particular port, usually the ssh port as hotel internet keep this unlocked to allow you to pay.
I have a raspberry pi as my home proxy. £25 credit card sized computer and it can play Quake III
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Thanks for the explanation x
Got a MacBook :-/ so that would Linux based? Can't send you Pvt msg, could you may be send me pvt... :-/
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Work laptop/computer??? 
