Work sucks... know some good web proxies?

[qroniq]

Someone is very closely reviewing our proxy logs and blocking my access to all sorts of sites left, right and centre....

Every since they turned on filtering all sorts of useful things have been blocked automatically..
Then Myspace, Meebo and Facebook got cut off a couple weeks back.

And now the final straw... I can't even get to Boomkat today! Shit! What's next? Hopefully not DSF and/or DOA :/ :/

Can anyone recommend some good proxies that are newish or underground enough that they might not be blocked yet? Hehe...

Work = fun police... hardout.

[habitualbeatscamp]

Dude, you should feel lucky you get internet access at work.




We have none.

[qroniq]

We have none.

Sucks to be you then I guess!


I'm just whining cos I'm bored I think... time for a new job maybe? Got my resume all set to go last night, woot.



PS - sorry for posting in the wrong forum originally.. Oops.

[habitualbeatscamp]

We have none.

Sucks to be you then I guess!

Not really, I don't have an office job or anything, I work in a kitchen, and the only time I sit down is when I have to make like a mason and lay a brick, ya get me??

[tempest]

my work it peeps are either noobs, or they just enjoy reading all the shite i spout in forums and email.... probably the latter

[3rdeye]

my work has just threatened to close off all access to myspace/facebook/youtube etc. and block all media files such as .avi/mp3/jpg from emails etc. will not be a happy chappy if it happens.

[qroniq]

We have none.

Sucks to be you then I guess!

Not really, I don't have an office job or anything, I work in a kitchen, and the only time I sit down is when I have to make like a mason and lay a brick, ya get me??

Mate, was just kidding.. I'd give my left one to get out from behind the computer and do some "real" work rather than pushing 1's and 0's around... when I say real work I of course mean writing some beats.. which I guess these days is pretty much pushing 1's and 0's around a DAW innit. Oh the irony.....




edit - god I'm talking a load of shite today... definitely time for a change of job haha.. got a meeting with my manager in 15 mins to "catch up" - this should be interesting!!

[habitualbeatscamp]

We have none.

Sucks to be you then I guess!

Not really, I don't have an office job or anything, I work in a kitchen, and the only time I sit down is when I have to make like a mason and lay a brick, ya get me??

Mate, was just kidding.. I'd give my left one to get out from behind the computer and do some "real" work rather than pushing 1's and 0's around... when I say real work I of course mean writing some beats.. which I guess these days is pretty much pushing 1's and 0's around a DAW innit. Oh the irony.....





edit - god I'm talking a load of shite today... definitely time for a change of job haha.. got a meeting with my manager in 15 mins to "catch up" - this should be interesting!!

I would much rather be writing beats then cooking food for the public, thats for damn sure. I come up with my best ideas when I am as far away from my computer as possible.

[qroniq]

I come up with my best ideas when I am as far away from my computer as possible.

Me too and it is the most damn frustrating thing ever... seems to happen a lot when I'm snowboarding hah. The other annoying one is stuck in the tour van with a great idea and a laptop with a flat battery ugh :/

[habitualbeatscamp]

I come up with my best ideas when I am as far away from my computer as possible.

Me too and it is the most damn frustrating thing ever... seems to happen a lot when I'm snowboarding hah. The other annoying one is stuck in the tour van with a great idea and a laptop with a flat battery ugh :/

I tried writing out a drum pattern I thought of while at work once, I tried it when I got home and it didn't work like I thought it would... But it led to better things so, can't bitch too much.


Met with the manager yet?

[thief]

I come up with my best ideas when I am as far away from my computer as possible.

Me too and it is the most damn frustrating thing ever... seems to happen a lot when I'm snowboarding hah. The other annoying one is stuck in the tour van with a great idea and a laptop with a flat battery ugh :/

Oi you get back to work!

Nice to see you in here man.

So... you fired?

[qroniq]

Hey bo!

Nah the opposite... they realised they have been neglecting me and have offered a whole bunch of new opportunities... woot!

Now to see if they actually follow through with any of them.... heh... they haven't won my trust back just yet!

[pk-]

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* http://www.browseatwork.com/
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* http://www.ninjaproxy.com/
* http://www.PimpMyIP.com
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* http://www.proxy12.info/
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* http://www.proxy6.info/
* http://www.proxy7.info/
* http://www.proxy77.com/
* http://www.proxy8.info/
* http://www.proxy9.info/
* http://www.proxybrowsing.com
* http://www.ProxyForAll.com
* http://www.proxylord.com/
* http://www.proxyweb.net/
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* http://www.safelizard.com/
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* http://www.vtunnel.com/
* http://www.w3privacy.com/
* http://www.zend2.com/
* http://y7y7.net/
* http://zapbam.com/


Checked : 16/May/08
[edit] Moar lists

* http://www.maoro.org/lowlowlow/proxy.htm
* http://proxygeneration.com/
* http://www.samair.ru/proxy/
* http://www.vproxy.be/

[edit] HTTP Proxies

* 12.33.31.87:80
* 35.9.27.26:3127
* 61.135.153.116:8080
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[qroniq]

Whew what a list!!

[von]

Cant really go wrong with those

[blizzardmusic]

Favourited

[jim]

Once got shitcanned for using a proxy (they monitored the internet usage, apparently some jobsworth in IT must have been looking at mine and noticed that I kept visiting the same website all the time. The jobsworth bastard then informed on me).

Was a really terrible temp-job but still, not ideal.

[guerillaeye]

i used to use https://sp-1.info ... and you can sub 1 with any number up to 60? .. my work now looks for proxy sites and cans accordingly.

[qroniq]

Yeah if i'm going to use any of these i'll have to keep useage to a minimum and keep switching to avoid being deteced... I would say they are actively watching my IP now haha.

[ashley]

Ill sell you a private HTTP proxy on a custom port.

I have 10 ip's too and getting a new box soon with another range.

State your price.