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10-04-2006, 10:34 PM
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Excessive Fuel Ingestion
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Central Queensland Coast
Posts: 1,586
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G'day,
For a while now, our work internet has been slowing getting different sites blocked so that they can't be acccessed for work computers. You know, the usual adult sites, and other non-work related stuff. Some sites, such as E-Bay have been blocked because people were spending too much work time looking at them, which within reason is fair enough. I've always used smoko & lunch to have a bit of a surf, and used to catch up on what's happening on here. But that has now stopped, because they've blocked anything with 'forum' in the web site title. I'm a bit annoyed about it, but there's not much I can do as they will only unblock sites that are work related. Once again this is fair enough as well. The question is, how can I get around this 'blockage' so that I can still enjoy the forums while at work in my own time? As above, I seriously doubt that they'll make an exception for me. Any help would be appreciated. Ed  |
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