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post Feb 1 2008, 05:36 PM
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I just tested on out in Member of the month.

I like some of these other ones better then kproxy as it loads faster.
 
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post Feb 1 2008, 06:48 PM
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moved to technology.


Proxy servers are the best, but of course those get blocked like wildfire. I made one for school when I was in computer apps but as I said, proxy servers get blocked like wildfire if your school has a good blocker, and most of the time it tracks people and if you get caught you fail the class automatically >_> at least thats what happened in my class to a few people.
 
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post Feb 8 2008, 07:52 PM
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If your school is running CIPA Filters, good luck. Those bad boys can be a b**ch to get around. Just download FireFox and use a Proxy that is done via the browser. It is hard to find one that works, but once you do it is worth it.
 
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post Feb 8 2008, 08:35 PM
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Proxies are fine for a little while but most likely you'll get caught. It happened to some of my friends. The tech guy at my school tracked them and they almost got suspended.
 
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post Feb 8 2008, 08:43 PM
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i remember i used a proxy during webdesign class, and the administrators found out, because they have people sitting around in front of a computer looking through all the kids history tracks, and yeah.
me & eight other kids in that class got computer restriction for a week. but they forgot to unblock us from using them, so we were without a computer for three weeks at school. & we needed them since we all take webdesign.

i dont think you should do it.
 
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post Feb 13 2008, 06:52 PM
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Here is how CIPA Filters work. Its basically a server that is dedicated to scanning packets to see where they are coming from and going too. Once it sees a bad packet, it emails a email that the administrators have setup, and they do what they have too after that. I have a print out of a report that try to suspend me with over using my laptop on a unsecured network. I got out of that one with the use of a lawyer, I had to sue the school to prove that they have no idea what they are doing/talking about.
 

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