Hi all,
just a quick question really, I am on mint 8 and its all working fine now no problems at all, there is 1 problem its to do with the digital going through house of lords, its to do with section 17 which has now been replaced with a new amendment, in short the new amendment would give the UK courts powers to block websites, my question is is there any way say a website got blocked I could bypass the site being blocked by my ISP I had a quick search and it came up for web proxies and VPN.
the article here for anyone who is interested
http://www.out-law.com/page-10810
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Re: Linux web proxy
Why worry about something that hasn't happened yet? Personally I can't see it becoming law and even if it ever did there be so many work-arounds and legal challenges it would be pretty pointless.
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“The people are my God” stressing the factor determining man’s destiny lies within man not in anything outside man, and thereby defining man as the dominator and remoulder of the world.
“The people are my God” stressing the factor determining man’s destiny lies within man not in anything outside man, and thereby defining man as the dominator and remoulder of the world.
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Amos
Re: Linux web proxy
I am watching this from a distance, always better to be prepared for something that will most probably happen within this year
2 weeks and counting to commons
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/ma ... ed-through
2 weeks and counting to commons
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/ma ... ed-through