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01-11-2003 03:43 PM ET (US)
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My company now blocks QuickTopic. I've found http-tunnel.com's free service to be highly effective and working around this. Essentially all Internet traffic, on any port, is VPN'd thru port 80 and just appears to be traffic to http-tunnel.com. Of course anyday I imagine that site will be blocked and then I'll be out of luck again.
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| aha
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01-11-2003 12:38 PM ET (US)
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Je suis en beau joual vert, moi!
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| Craniac
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01-11-2003 08:44 AM ET (US)
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This legitimizes blogs in a big way, even if 95% of them are crap.
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| Mark Kraft
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01-11-2003 05:53 AM ET (US)
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Very sad news.
I thought about ways around this, however. If Chinese users can still post to Blogspot, but can't read their own weblogs, perhaps they can be set up with RSS feeds, allowing them to mirror their weblogs onto other sites which they can see.
Meanwhile, I'm encouraging people to back up, just in case...
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| Cory Doctorow
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01-11-2003 02:43 AM ET (US)
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Right-o.
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| cypherpunks
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01-11-2003 02:17 AM ET (US)
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Edited by author 01-11-2003 11:54 AM
UM. Au lieu du grand mur à l'épreuve du feu blogging Blogspot, cela devrait _ bloquer _ BlogSpot.
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