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* - FFY00 Loko - May 8, 2015
Its easier use a VPN.
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* - SlopeQ - May 9, 2015
(May 8, 2015 05:49 AM)FFY00 Loko Wrote: Its easier use a VPN.
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If the school has a good security as mine, VPN wont work. Proxife might work tho.
* - Krat0s2 - May 9, 2015
Hehe , now that is what I call an original idea. Personally I would have never thought of using Google Translator lol. Now that you mention this you can use the method on even more unknown sites. For example, anyone uses PTC, Paidverts? You have an option to advertise a site and you have to wait a few minutes to verify the site while it displays lol heh.
Another option would be to chance the DNS in the hosts file. Like setting it up for a web proxy so you can access it and then surf whatever you want.
Thanks for the share.
Cheers.
* - Cryptic™ - May 9, 2015
Or, if you know a bit about Linux you can setup an NGINX reverse proxy to any site you want.
* - SlopeQ - May 9, 2015
(May 9, 2015 10:46 AM)Krat0s2 Wrote: Hehe , now that is what I call an original idea. Personally I would have never thought of using Google Translator lol. Now that you mention this you can use the method on even more unknown sites. For example, anyone uses PTC, Paidverts? You have an option to advertise a site and you have to wait a few minutes to verify the site while it displays lol heh.
Another option would be to chance the DNS in the hosts file. Like setting it up for a web proxy so you can access it and then surf whatever you want.
Thanks for the share.
Cheers.
Thanks for the tip. What I wanted to create here was a supereasy tutorial for beginners who don't know anything about VPNs, Proxies and different kinds of DNS hosting. Glad you liked it tho. Cheers ✌
* - Peloche - May 10, 2015
Thanks guy ill try this on school tomorrow :)
* - Hinch - May 10, 2015
school blocked google translate and blocks keywords using a rat called impero