[olug] anonymizer

[Ryan O'Rourke]

Although this is a cool idea, and just plain fun to do, I've tried the
VNC approach in the past using a fair ammount of bandwidth (T1 on the
office end and a 512 DSL line on the home end). It technically worked
okay, but was painfully slow.
VNC on a LAN -- cool
VNC over the Internet -- you'll want to pull your hair out.

-- Ryan

On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 08:27, Jay Swackhamer wrote:
> How about just using VNC on the machine at home?
> Then no http requests come from the local browser, all originate
> from your home PC.
> 
> > On Mon, Jan 13, 2003 at 11:06:07PM -0600, Daniel Pfile wrote:
> >> If ssh is allowed, maybe you can set up an ssh tunnel to your home
> >> machine and config your browser to use a proxy sitting on that (like
> >> squid, or one of the ad blocker ones). I used to use ssh listening on
> >>
> >
> > That is what I use now.  In fact right now I am typing this over an ssh
> > session.  I can use lynx to get to most pages.  I was just thinking
> > about setting up the personal anonymizer to see if it could be done.  I
> > know better than to do something stupid.  Anyway I just think it is fun
> > to know ways around controls.
> >
> > -Jon W
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