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BrokenSaint wrote:Hey, hey stop it.

You just got unlucky. Icealya is just retarded sometimes... Other than that they don't mean it that way.

cin wrote:ah yes of course. if you run sites through proxies then suddenly
everything works faster and much smoother. damn. everybody should
be on a proxy!

Icealya wrote:hey hey hey!!

You may have seen me rollin, but I'm not retarded!

and you, blue wave. go to your corner.

BlueWave wrote:I'm not trying to stir up a hornets nest but there has been a recent storm of hostility on this forum, and I have found that on perusal of people get very angry very fast. why?

MasterKojito wrote:Too bad for you, but you have become a social reject =[ You have made a bad first impression. It is going to take some effort to improve your rating amongst the menz and womenz.

CloudStrider wrote:Ima start usin a proxi nao thnx!

But really, I agree, Iceayla is dragging this forum to hell with Will and Grace.

Ice's motto should be -- "Thur iz a W&G 4 every situastion!!11!one!!1"

J/K'ing Icey.

Crumpets wrote:

CloudStrider wrote:Ima start usin a proxi nao thnx!

But really, I agree, Iceayla is dragging this forum to hell with Will and Grace.

Ice's motto should be -- "Thur iz a W&G 4 every situastion!!11!one!!1"

J/K'ing Icey.

So are you and your 4 chan shit.

BlueWave wrote:Proxies have different goals, but the main reason I use a proxy are: speed improvement and performance: caching proxies keep a copy of common websites and serve it without going to the actual website. and other people can use the same proxy site, it's nothing usual about it.

Many work places and schools restrict the web sites and online services that are made available in their buildings. Since circumventors are used to bypass censors in computers, social networking and other sites deemed a waste of time or resources have become targets of mass banning.

Proxy Web server creators have become more sophisticated, allowing users to encrypt links and any data going to and from other web servers. This allows users to access websites that would otherwise have been blocked.

A special case of web proxies are "CGI proxies". These are web sites that allow a user to access a site through them. They generally use PHP or CGI to implement the proxy functionality. These types of proxies are frequently used to gain access to web sites blocked by corporate or school proxies. Since they also hide the user's own IP address from the web sites they access through the proxy, they are sometimes also used to gain a degree of anonymity, called "Proxy Avoidance".

BlueWave wrote:

MasterKojito wrote:Too bad for you, but you have become a social reject =[ You have made a bad first impression. It is going to take some effort to improve your rating amongst the menz and womenz.

because i made a thread and put some videos in there?, rofl
it's ok, I just wondered.

I don't have corner, Icealya

BlueWave wrote:it's not Bullshit.
You know, many people use proxy, and there is not only one proxy.
example. At schools and offices

Many work places and schools restrict the web sites and online services that are made available in their buildings. Since circumventors are used to bypass censors in computers, social networking and other sites deemed a waste of time or resources have become targets of mass banning.

Proxy Web server creators have become more sophisticated, allowing users to encrypt links and any data going to and from other web servers. This allows users to access websites that would otherwise have been blocked.

A special case of web proxies are "CGI proxies". These are web sites that allow a user to access a site through them. They generally use PHP or CGI to implement the proxy functionality. These types of proxies are frequently used to gain access to web sites blocked by corporate or school proxies. Since they also hide the user's own IP address from the web sites they access through the proxy, they are sometimes also used to gain a degree of anonymity, called "Proxy Avoidance".

BlueWave wrote:it does, if you have slow connection

dom wrote:

BlueWave wrote:it does, if you have slow connection

Can you explain how that works tecnically, because that makes no sense to me.

Some proxy server does web caching thus gives you extra WWW (and partially FTP) speed. Idea is very simple: client program tries to retrieve the requested document not from the real location, but from cache/proxy. If cache/proxy does not find this document in its cache space it downloads it and returns to the client..

BlueWave wrote:yes you have almost correct, have just been in this forum approx one months and made the accound 13 days ago. mosiac

it's was only example, why other use a proxy, and like I said "Proxies have different goals", and it does help me MrBow

dom wrote:

BlueWave wrote:it does, if you have slow connection

Can you explain how that works tecnically, because that makes no sense to me.

Some proxy server does web caching thus gives you extra WWW (and partially FTP) speed. Idea is very simple: client program tries to retrieve the requested document not from the real location, but from cache/proxy. If cache/proxy does not find this document in its cache space it downloads it and returns to the client..