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those proxy sites dont work at our school. And those other this that guy just mentioned about restricting access, You would have to have admins privledges in the first place in order to do so. You must simply be stupid not to figure that out. We assume that we dont have the admin's password here. Otherwise, there would be no need to 'try to bypass' the internet proxies... Otherwise I would have simply opened every simgle port in the firewall.
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1.Peel the apple in your hand, girl, not the one on the tree
2.When a woman plays the fool, look for the man.
3.What you order done, you must be willing to do with your own hand. As a Queen, what you order done, you have done. Even a Queen cannot be above the law, or there is no law.
2.When a woman plays the fool, look for the man.
3.What you order done, you must be willing to do with your own hand. As a Queen, what you order done, you have done. Even a Queen cannot be above the law, or there is no law.
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Here is the biggest problem I see going through 6 pages of this discussion...
#1 I have safe eyes filter on my home computer... sucks.. lol
#2 the only.. I repeat... only website that you people have quotes that work is http://proxify.com ... and that one sucks cause it isnt free lol.... so every site allow you two clicks into it and stops you from going on until you fork up the money.
#3 safeeyes registers all those sites as a loophole... and won't let you past.
#4 I cant change proxies, and yes the google.de works.. but guess what you can see the sites and the picture... but when you try to access them... block city.
please help!
#1 I have safe eyes filter on my home computer... sucks.. lol
#2 the only.. I repeat... only website that you people have quotes that work is http://proxify.com ... and that one sucks cause it isnt free lol.... so every site allow you two clicks into it and stops you from going on until you fork up the money.
#3 safeeyes registers all those sites as a loophole... and won't let you past.
#4 I cant change proxies, and yes the google.de works.. but guess what you can see the sites and the picture... but when you try to access them... block city.
please help!
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>I have safe eyes filter on my home computer... sucks.. lol
Yes, that definitely sucks.
>safeeyes registers all those sites as a loophole... and won't let you past.
Maybe because SafeEyes doesn't want people circumventing the filter?
>but when you try to access them... block city.
Awww.
Look, the purpose of the filters are to prevent YOU from accessing certain content. So why should I try to help you get around filters? (Not that I'm not entirely innocent of this practice myself, but I certainly don't ask for help when I'm unable to circumvent the filters.) And I don't even know what you're trying to view (certain things come to mind)
Yes, that definitely sucks.
>safeeyes registers all those sites as a loophole... and won't let you past.
Maybe because SafeEyes doesn't want people circumventing the filter?
>but when you try to access them... block city.
Awww.
Look, the purpose of the filters are to prevent YOU from accessing certain content. So why should I try to help you get around filters? (Not that I'm not entirely innocent of this practice myself, but I certainly don't ask for help when I'm unable to circumvent the filters.) And I don't even know what you're trying to view (certain things come to mind)
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Originally Posted by joeprogrammer 
>I have safe eyes filter on my home computer... sucks.. lol
Yes, that definitely sucks.
>safeeyes registers all those sites as a loophole... and won't let you past.
Maybe because SafeEyes doesn't want people circumventing the filter?
>but when you try to access them... block city.
Awww.
Look, the purpose of the filters are to prevent YOU from accessing certain content. So why should I try to help you get around filters? (Not that I'm not entirely innocent of this practice myself, but I certainly don't ask for help when I'm unable to circumvent the filters.) And I don't even know what you're trying to view (certain things come to mind)
Haha ok... wanna know the story? Make you feel at ease? I bought safeeyes for my comp -I'm 19 btw, to keep my roomate from accessing certain things... , but I dont have my admin password anymore, and i can't shut down the filtering system without it. It will be on for atleast 6 more months. so ya... please help now?
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Ha! Likely story.
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^hmm... If you are gonna go and look down on people,, please dont even post. If you are gonna be a nuisance, you shouldn't be here.
If you are here to help, then help us away. if such a topic was to be banned, it would have been blocked ages ago. People are here to help, not riducule the topic
Hmm... admin privlages are required to access this filter eh? hmm... interesting, very interesting....
<a href="http://www.wikihow.com/Hack-the-School-Internet-Filter-%288E6-R3000%29">Click Here</a>
That site there will give you mabye something to work with. Not sure about it though but it is worth a try.
If you are here to help, then help us away. if such a topic was to be banned, it would have been blocked ages ago. People are here to help, not riducule the topic
Hmm... admin privlages are required to access this filter eh? hmm... interesting, very interesting....
<a href="http://www.wikihow.com/Hack-the-School-Internet-Filter-%288E6-R3000%29">Click Here</a>
That site there will give you mabye something to work with. Not sure about it though but it is worth a try.
1.Peel the apple in your hand, girl, not the one on the tree
2.When a woman plays the fool, look for the man.
3.What you order done, you must be willing to do with your own hand. As a Queen, what you order done, you have done. Even a Queen cannot be above the law, or there is no law.
2.When a woman plays the fool, look for the man.
3.What you order done, you must be willing to do with your own hand. As a Queen, what you order done, you have done. Even a Queen cannot be above the law, or there is no law.
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>If you are gonna go and look down on people,, please dont even post.
And why should I help someone who lies to me?
The filter doesn't need a password to be uninstalled. The Add/Remove Control Panel will remove it, no questions asked.
And why should I help someone who lies to me?
The filter doesn't need a password to be uninstalled. The Add/Remove Control Panel will remove it, no questions asked.
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OK well I agree with teatea... i came here for help not to be ridiculed. And You didnt think I thought of going to add/remove programs? I did... and the system pulled up "You need administrative password to delete this program." And if you dont believe me I go to WTAMU in north texas... lol ok... i am 19. So if anyone has any ideas on how to bypass... and not be a jerk about it... I'm hear to listen.. and thank you for your time.
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>the system pulled up "You need administrative password to delete this program."
So enter your administrator password for your computer. Or have you forgotten that password as well?
So enter your administrator password for your computer. Or have you forgotten that password as well?
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Ok...
#1 please quit mocking me...
#2 it pulls up the safeeyes lock... :Enter user name ADMIN PASSWORD.... and uninstall code. So please quit mocking me... and qquit being cynical... just... if you're not going to help then dont post anything. Isnt that what this forum is about? Bypassing filters?
#1 please quit mocking me...
#2 it pulls up the safeeyes lock... :Enter user name ADMIN PASSWORD.... and uninstall code. So please quit mocking me... and qquit being cynical... just... if you're not going to help then dont post anything. Isnt that what this forum is about? Bypassing filters?
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