your freedom

[griffti]

now, there is torpark for other users

but for people that are still in school and they have built-in firewall and the IT person blocked torpark. there is a simple solution to this

www.your-freedom.net/3/

this will setup and connect to a proxy server (of your choice) from anywhere around there WORLD!

so if myspace, runescape, youtube, ect. is blocked and all the proxy sites are blocked. make an account or a few at the your-freedom website and install into a flash drive. the free access can only be logged on for like an hour r up to 6 hours for every day. if this is for use at school, it shouldn't matter. but at work, might be a problem :P

first off, if your using WinRaR r other compressor..make sure the .Jar files are out of them used extractors or this WON'T work! reason being is becuase this is ran from a .jar file (if you open CMD then you used wrong file). this is helpful if like in my school, you are not allowed to have .exe in your drive area they give you so the .jar works perfectly to run this block bypasser.

its quite complicated to use but simple is your not too dumb and can look around. but first you will have to "install" either IE r FF for the default browser so it can bypass all the blocks (if using this at home you will have to go to the internet options and change to auto-detect connection instead of using proxy settings to go back to normal internet connection).

after that is setup up, login and find a server you like (there will be a list when you setup connection) and then hit start connection and it will work

note: the site does update a lot so i would check every so often (a pop-up comes up when you start the program anyways saying there is an update) if you have any other questions feel free to pm me

~Griff

[TheSlasher]

Thanks but my school wised up and blocked that...

[dragonnas]

I used to play telnet games at school... No school is smart enough to block a text based MUD. It doesn't even register as a game to them.

[tn5421]

Originally Posted by dragonnas

I used to play telnet games at school... No school is smart enough to block a text based MUD. It doesn't even register as a game to them.

I've played text based muds at school before. Around a week later, I got called up to the office because the school got hit by a virus coded on school computers. The teacher in my classroom *tipped* off guidance that i was *hacking* the computer. I said, "What is wrong with you!?" then walked out.