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This has worked for me for as long as I can remember. To get around a blocked site, as long as i’m not trying to view flash or other 2.0 stuff, I just translate english pages from spanish to english. What happens is any english (which is everything) just gets passed right on, but the results come from google instead of the target site.

For example, say gamestop’s site is blocked, and you just want to see what the top 10 games are in sales. It’s right there on the front page, but you can’t get to it because of some content filtering. Easy enough, go to google.com, click on the “language tools” link right there on the front page. Search for whatever you’re trying to find, and translate english pages from any language TO english.

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&langpair=es|en&u=http://www.gamestop.com

You can just append whatever URL you want to see using the link above. Just replace www.gamestop.com with whatever it is you’re trying to get to. This won’t help you waste away on facebook or youtube.

If you find the language tools pages is blocked, you can probably use google to search for other translation services that will perform the same task. There are more complete ways to set up an internet proxy, like configuring a proxy at home and setting up dynamic dns so you can browse away while away.

But if you’re at work and you’re trying to get to legitimate information in a pinch, yet the site you need has been blocked for some reason, this will git ‘r dun.

security 403, blocked, bypass, content filtering, forbidden, gamestop, google, language, proxy, translation

WiMAX is a wireless digital communications system, also known as IEEE 802.16, that is intended for wireless “metropolitan area networks”. WiMAX can provide broadband wireless access (BWA) up to 30 miles for fixed stations, and up to 10 miles for mobile stations. In contrast, the WiFi (IEEE 802.11) wireless standard is normally limited to about 300 feet. WiMAX will soon be widely recognized to describe wireless Internet access throughout the world.

I wrote a paper about WiBro and Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) for one of my Masters courses a couple of years ago!

Well it’s about time!!! In Korea, Korea Telecom (KT) currently offers 18Mbit/sec down, 4Mbit/sec up for $22 a month with unlimited data usage. Compare that to crapcast, verizon, or any of the so-called “high speed” internet services in the United States.

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What the frack is a drum alarm?! I just started seeing this ad pop up on my site all the time with the image of a blue barrel and a little white keypad thingy on it and i can’t help but wonder what it is!!! If I see it on someone else’s site i’m clicking on it just to find out what it is — but I seriously doubt I need slash want one of whatever they’re selling. So I wonder how many other people will click on the drumalarm ad for just the same reason?

But then I found the google adsense preview tool. So I click on it before realizing it’s going to try to edit my registry and add whatever this thing is to my internet explorer. Um, google? wtf. Are you being run by yahoos all of a sudden or something? So my firefox instead spit out this page when I clicked on it.

I guess i’ll just stick to looking at the link properties which is probably the easiest most straight forward way in the first place.

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<img src=”http://blog.rootninja.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/chrome-volk-racing-rims-wheels-expensive.jpg” alt=”expensive chrome volk racing rims” class=”alignleft” />A piddling while ago, Google announced the removal of the “Beta†shred from their firebrand novel browser. Well is this ascribable to the fact that computing machine manufacturers won’t package junk with “Beta†wall hanging around its neck. The beta thing was cute for the first 1,200 apps, but let’s just give it a rest. chrome, like volk racing rims, right? ahh why not. Yes please, thank you.

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The evil google empire has singled out my website and banned me for no apparent reason what-so-ever.  Those pricks couldn’t handle stroking the big $11 check once every few months for my super duperest blog.

The Google Team is out to get you, how to make them pay in 4 easy steps:

My Adsense account got banned.  Help!

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