Getting Around Website Blocks At School!

[eviloyster]

Re: Getting Around Website Blocks At School!

If you've been known to have seziures, then stay away from songs above Challenging. Especially EHHS. =/

@ evil: Oh, misunderstanding is gonna be the death of me =(

Loooll, no problem.

But seriously, I think FFR can become an addiction.

Is this worth a separate thread or does one already exist?

[Crashfan3]

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Is this worth a separate thread or does one already exist?

Pretty sure there's at least one active and ten locked.

Yay, another proxy. But FFR won't work at my school for some reason, fully loads, then just sits there. >.>
Then my school blocked stepmania.com, but I just go get it off of SourceForge. Hell, I get a lot of progz that mess with teachers minds. XD Once, I circumvented the login screen, and instead of my real name, I was logged into the school network as "Vegeta".

[MilkChan]

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Or you guys can go to

http://www.studenteducation.net

[fido123]

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Or you guys can go to

http://www.studenteducation.net

Sir! I'm done all my work...can I ENHANCE MY LEARNING EXPERIANCE THROUGH THE MAGE OF studenteducation.net

[TD_punk]

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studenteducation.net OMFG soo great. ill bet they dont even have the .net filtered.

[g4z33b0]

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the mage of studenteducation.net is a black mage

studenteducation.net OMFG soo great. ill bet they dont even have the .net filtered.

but i bet they have the weighted phrases filtered

[imadethisfromboredom]

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well, havokware doesn't work for myspace. =(

If I told people of a myspace link that worked at my school, I would be legend, and very popular.

Proxy man is one of the nicknames I got at school(cause I spent the entire period searching proxy bypass sites. All failed D= )

[Heartseeker7]

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I used xqsite.com whenever i played at school. I got it banned temporarly...
But now my webmaster teacher doesn't give a damn as long as we have headphones and one of the "quiet keyboards" (the keyboards with soft keys so you cant hear the tapping from the arrows).
I'm now known as the keyboard-smasher guy that plays "that darn arrows-game".
BUT i am getting alot of people into FFR (40-50ish as of now)

[Tex :)]

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lol... Studenteducation.net! I got to try that sometime!

[.david]

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It wasn't exactly designed for FFR. I think the guy built it so he can get to myspace, facebook, youtube, etc.

I just know about it, and that it works, so I'm posted it here so you guys could at least get to FFR at school.

Thank you so much, I've been looking for a while trying to find a proxy that hasn't been blocked.

[Xapti]

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If the browser on the computers don't have flash installed, and it's not possible to install it, just carry along a USB storage device with Firefox on it (with flash player and whatever else installed).
Having a portable browser is very convenient since you can keep all your bookmarks together, as well as all your preferences, extensions, and other customizations.

If there's a URL blocker, you could try the mirrors, then proxies.
The best proxy is probably setting up your own from your own home, assuming you have internet access, but of course this takes work.

Overall though, if you're not supposed to be playing games, it would either be slightly difficult, to very difficult really hide the fact that you're playing this, hence you may get kicked or banned from computer use for bypassing blocks and disobeying rules.
In my opinion It's only bad to be playing games if it's in a place like a library, or if you're in a class; even though the local rules may be more strict.

[Conorn]

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But seriously, I think FFR can become an addiction.

its a game, of course it can become a addiction, but i dont think theyre's a disorder called FFRitus that makes you so tempted to play, no matter what. thats when this beautiful word comes in to play to replace that "disorder"..

addiction.

:/

[TD_punk]

Re: Getting Around Website Blocks At School!

If the browser on the computers don't have flash installed, and it's not possible to install it, just carry along a USB storage device with Firefox on it (with flash player and whatever else installed).
Having a portable browser is very convenient since you can keep all your bookmarks together, as well as all your preferences, extensions, and other customizations.

If there's a URL blocker, you could try the mirrors, then proxies.
The best proxy is probably setting up your own from your own home, assuming you have internet access, but of course this takes work.

Overall though, if you're not supposed to be playing games, it would either be slightly difficult, to very difficult really hide the fact that you're playing this, hence you may get kicked or banned from computer use for bypassing blocks and disobeying rules.
In my opinion It's only bad to be playing games if it's in a place like a library, or if you're in a class; even though the local rules may be more strict.

yeah. i tried that. the computers here suck waaay too much. and im also at school right now. im enhancing MY learning experience through the mage of studenteducation.net


Punk

[.david]

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Damn, they blocked your friends proxy rebirth

[TD_punk]

Re: Getting Around Website Blocks At School!

If the browser on the computers don't have flash installed, and it's not possible to install it, just carry along a USB storage device with Firefox on it (with flash player and whatever else installed).
Having a portable browser is very convenient since you can keep all your bookmarks together, as well as all your preferences, extensions, and other customizations.

If there's a URL blocker, you could try the mirrors, then proxies.
The best proxy is probably setting up your own from your own home, assuming you have internet access, but of course this takes work.

Overall though, if you're not supposed to be playing games, it would either be slightly difficult, to very difficult really hide the fact that you're playing this, hence you may get kicked or banned from computer use for bypassing blocks and disobeying rules.
In my opinion It's only bad to be playing games if it's in a place like a library, or if you're in a class; even though the local rules may be more strict.

well the thing is that i tried that and i didnt work. in fact most of the somputers at a lot of local schools need you to uplead ur jump drives from the server. this is easily bypassed though.

Punk