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8/30/2013 7:09:11 PM
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So I just found a workaround to get on Bnet at school...
So I can't go on Bnet by typing it on the address bar, but if I go on google, and google the website, it lets me on it.
Are any websites blocked at your school or work? Discuss.
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1 ReplyI remember there were a lot of blocked sites when I was in high school. Mostly flash game sites, but we would just bypass the block or find new sites.
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2 RepliesUnfortunately we had the most trigger happy internet filter known to mankind. It did make history lessons amusing when the teacher typed in Holocaust Photos and got computer locked for attempting to access Pronz. Which is actually quite disturbing that it considered that pronz. It just banned/barred/locked and alerted teachers if you tried to do anything o.O They did scale it back a bit after that, but it was still quite irritating.
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Edited by x L e V i Z: 9/2/2013 9:28:48 PMwhy do they block bnet and not porn sites at school?
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all websites are blocked, theres no way
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Fight the power!
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Internet used to be restricted when I went to school, I just used a proxy and all was good.
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Mobile app. I dont even need a class with computers.
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1 ReplyWhy don't you just bring a USB with Storm Worm and let the rest handle itself?
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What are you doing?! Get the fuck back to work!
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This website used to be blocked, but when bnext came around, I can get on it.
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I remember in high school I took a digital marketing class that was really easy and the teacher was really laid back. We basically did work for about 15-20 minutes and then we could do whatever we wanted until class ended. Most websites were blocked but we found some spanish website that had pacman, bowman, and a bunch of other random games on it. We would have tournaments and sometimes even the teacher would join it. It was awesome.
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1 ReplyI'm not in a computer class this year, so no in-school Bnetting for me, but here's what I did last year. Quite a few of the websites I went on were blocked, and the ones that weren't, signing into accounts was a no no. So I loaded up TOR on a flashdrive and ran TOR on the school computers via the flashdrive. Slow, but worked just fine.
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4 RepliesAlso if you have a phone, there's always the app >.>
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2 RepliesI was always just able to click "Are you sure you want to go to this site? It may contain inappropriate or unsafe material" and then I'd be fine.
