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same tbh

i meant to quote senpai when i said that. my bad, didn't intend for it to be a sarcastic reply to your suggestion.

loli wrote

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 same tbh

i meant to quote senpai when i said that. my bad, didn't intend for it to be a sarcastic reply to your suggestion.

Wow, the difference that one little mistake can make huh?

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That makes no sense.

Yes it does, I can well imagine some intstitutions having discord and irc ports on the firewall blacklist, but not lewd.sx.

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lewd.sx -> lewdbook.sx

nah, it's just one of the things facebook does right.

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Get a separate server for the IRC web-client, run on port 80/443 (or reroute traffic). You can embed a Discord widget in an iframe. Problem solved.

RX14 wrote

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 That makes no sense.

Yes it does, I can well imagine some intstitutions having discord and irc ports on the firewall blacklist, but not lewd.sx.

It's like that in a way, except that they use some sort of software that has most mainstream sites and such blocked. If users start to go to a site which is not blacklisted by the service which the school uses, then the system administrators will notice the traffic and then they will proceed to block access to the site. This has happened in many cases where I have introduced friends to some exploits in the system, then they show other friends, and those other friends show some other friends, causing the exploits or sites which are not blacklisted to be instantly blacklisted or the exploits patched.

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It's like that in a way, except that they use some sort of software that has most
mainstream sites and such blocked. If users start to go to a site which is not blacklisted
by the service which the school uses, then the system administrators will notice
the traffic and then they will proceed to block access to the site. This has happened
in many cases where I have introduced friends to some exploits in the system, then
they show other friends, and those other friends show some other friends, causing
the exploits or sites which are not blacklisted to be instantly blacklisted or the
exploits patched.

Have you tried openvpn and the sorts?

RX14 wrote

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 It's like that in a way, except that they use some sort of software that has most
 mainstream sites and such blocked. If users start to go to a site which is not blacklisted
 by the service which the school uses, then the system administrators will notice
 the traffic and then they will proceed to block access to the site. This has happened
 in many cases where I have introduced friends to some exploits in the system, then
 they show other friends, and those other friends show some other friends, causing
 the exploits or sites which are not blacklisted to be instantly blacklisted or the
 exploits patched.

Have you tried openvpn and the sorts?

I have tried other services but not openvpn. Only one of them worked, and then stopped working after about a week.