I am standing in the 'Production Center' of my college. The computer I am using does not usually allow the access to the internet. I am incredibly bored and I wish I was asleep. No one is helping me, and I'm doubting anyone will show up. This is 15 minutes of my life I'd like back.

Can you write a college essay for me? Thanks.

No.
1. This printer won't do anything but blink
its LED's at me.
2. Do your own work, asswagon.

I read here once that in order to get past the content filter at college, to go to Google and search for "http://www.totse.com" then go from there.... I've done this, and it works, but this doesn't allow me to view any other totse pages (I tried doing the googe search for the individual page addresses, too). Anyone know any stupidly easy ways to access these (and other) pages?

I'm guessing this is a long shot, as it would be pointless having a filter that was so easy to get past, but then... the Google search method worked.

Just a thought but...

what if you created a webpage on a server that was nothing more than a frameset that had a frame that you could surf through.

Perhaps the filter only looks at the parent frame?

[This message has been edited by Who's Your Daddy? (edited 10-17-2002).]

No.

Phantom: That "Production Center" isn't very productive... is it...

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Originally posted by Who's Your Daddy?:
Just a thought but...

what if you created a webpage on a server that was nothing more than a frameset that had a frame that you could surf through.

Perhaps the filter only looks at the parent frame?

[This message has been edited by Who's Your Daddy? (edited 10-17-2002).]

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I've come across quite a few of those actually, but unfortunately can't think of any off the top of my head. Supposedly most servers have a list the major sites that offer that and filter them as well.
So maybe the idea would work if you make the "frame site" on your own.
Just a suggestion, the server i'm on has a web filter for internet explorer. However, it doesn't filter websites through AOL. Maybe it's just a glich.
Oh well.

--Camel

No. It is currently the wasteofmyfuckingtime center. But i'm not having content problems.