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yzork05
http://www.xanproxy.be/ - no ads except the first page.
http://ieproxy.com/ - no ads.
http://www.techtakeover.com/search/ - no ads.
http://www.spysurfing.com/ - no ads except front page.
http://www.myfreeproxy.be/ - ads on the front page
http://worldwideproxy.com/ - no ads.
http://www.proxytastic.com/ - contains ads.
http://www.nomorelimits.net/ - contains ads.
http://www.proxifree.com/ - contains ads.
http://browseatwork.com/ - contains ads, but clean looking
http://www.netsack.net/ - clean looking but with popup ads.
http://www.afreeproxy.com/ - contains ads.
http://cgi-proxy.net/ - contains ads on the first page, slow.
http://www.coveredtracks.com/homepage.php - no ads. but rugged site.
http://www.easyproxy.org/ - no ads except the first page.
http://www.privatizer.net/ - contains ads on the first page.
http://www.secure-tunnel.com/ - no ads.
http://www.spiderproxy.com/ - no ads.

Here are some more

http://thestrongestlinks.com/ - contains ads on the first page, slow.
http://www.unipeak.com/ - slow, no ads.
http://betaproxy.com/ - contains ads.
http://proxy7.com/ - contains ads.
http://webwarper.net/ - contains ads.
http://www.chronicpulse.net/ - contains ads.
http://www.space.net.au/~thomas/quickbrowse.html - multiple proxys
http://www.proxyking.net/ - contains ads.
http://w3privacy.com/ - contains ads.
http://freeproxy.us/ - contains ads.
http://www.goproxing.com/ - contains ads.
http://greenrabbit.org/ - contains ads but small ads
http://hujiko.com/ - contains ads.
http://poxy.us.to/ - no ads.
http://hidemyass.com - no ads except front page.
https://proxify.com/ - contains ads.
http://projectbypass.com/ - contains ads and popups.
http://www.proxymouse.com/ - contains huge ads.
http://letsproxy.com - contains ads.
http://www.the-cloak.com/login.html - no ads.
lappy512
and I have a super-fast secret one on Krazy Letter that I use biggrin.gif
KRAB_BORG
hahaha the sad thing is that the people at websense are constantly banning those sites so the best thing is to just set up your own proxy server which can easily be done with any linux box. Someone at Eastlake did that and I would seriously say about 1/10 (150) of the kids us it daily to do stuff like check their myspaces at school. I had one that was my brothers a while ago that worked while I was at einstein and 7th grade ICS before he had to make use of the box but if any one really needs help and is willing to learn i will help them set one up.
lappy512
I found a way to get "teacher access" on LWSD computers, without doing anything illegal, or breaking the rules, I just need to test it slightly further, to see what extent it allows (it allows Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, Gmail). Then I'll release it on KL.
Mynck
School computer security is so pathetic.
serebii
On the E-mail, If you try too many times, It blocks you. to get past that, refresh the page. How Pathetic. It makes me hysterical.


hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha
clunky
Ok so there is firefox, tools options, connection settings, auto-detect connections settings (teacher access)
Mynck
QUOTE(serebii @ Dec 31 2005, 02:58 PM)
On the E-mail, If you try too many times, It blocks you. to get past that, refresh the page. How Pathetic. It makes me hysterical.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha
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That's Microsoft's fault. tongue.gif
clunky
This is really wierd. The filter was working on and off. It is especially buggy for Teacher Allowed sites, like comedy central. It works for students SOMETIMES.

Also, I saw a kid playing a game on my (now blocked) site on IE! How strange.
thisoldmage
QUOTE(serebii @ Dec 31 2005, 03:58 PM)
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha
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... that's not one word, however hahaha is and it just happens to be the password to my now unused neopets account!
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