
David asks…
Surf anonymously without a proxy??
hello i recently started to try and surf the web slightly more anonymously than usual and i used a program called Tor, however that is not not working ,so i am being forced to ask if anyone knows about a program that will hide my ip address and make sure no one can monitor my internet traffic to see the websites i visit?? Oh yes and also i already have the program peer guardioan 2 so please do not recommend that.
i would like the program to be free but i may pay for one if i think it will be worth it
whoever recomends the best program that works well will revieve the ten points
thanks alot,
tom

admin answers:
Www.anonymizer.com

Thomas asks…
Should Internet Be Regulated?
I took this article and copied and pasted it on here from the bbc so if anybody wants to be abusive then go picket the bbc not me ok??
“A chilling fact that emerged from the Copeland case was that he discovered how to make his deadly bombs on the internet. Once again it has raised questions as to whether and how such material might be restricted. The BBC’s Julie Etchingham reports.
When David Copeland planted his home made nail bomb in the Admiral Duncan in April last year he struck at the very heart of London’s gay community.
To help those affected by the horrific attack, gay website Digital Diversity opened a special webpage.
Hundreds of people from all over the world visited it, many leaving messages on its online book of condolences.
Many websites provide step-by-step instructions
Yet the editor of Digital Diversity, Nigel Whitfield, says that even though Copeland got the information to concoct his nailbomb from the internet – any moves to ban such material from the web should be resisted.
“You have to accept the fact the internet is global, we don’t have a global government, and its very hard unless you want to filter every bit of internet traffic in and out of the country. I don’t think many people would be very happy if we did that,” he says.
As part of his plans to wreak havoc in the capital, David Copeland took a trip up to London and came to an internet café in Victoria. It wouldn’t have taken him very long at all to find the information he needed to make a bomb.
There are hundreds of websites providing such information, some more serious than others, and many provide foolproof step-by-step instructions.
Little can be done to regulate the Internet
What Copeland learned enabled him to wage a one-man war in the name of neo-nazism. For those who study the rise of extremism on the internet, it sets a worrying precedent.
Dr Les Back, a sociologist at Goldsmith’s College says: “This case is significant because here is a person who is outside of the extreme right party organisation but subscribing to extreme racist and xenophobic views and using a profoundly democratic tool to wreak havoc and to fundamentally exercise the politics of terror.”
And there’s little that can be done about the bombmaking instructions Copeland got from the web.
Those who help monitor the internet in the UK say the only laws available to use online are those which already apply in the real world – such as peodophilia and questioning the government – and in this case they wouldn’t help.
Roger Darlington: “We must be realistic”
Roger Darlington, the chairman of Internet Watch Foundation, says: “A lot of this information, whether we like it or not, is available and is available legally in libraries and research papers so it is going to be very difficult for us to ban it as a regulatory body.
“What we can do is appeal to responsible internet service providers and ask them whether they really feel they should be hosting this sort of material and perhaps over time its availability could be limited.”
But there will always be ISPs who are prepared to carry the material – particularly in the USA where such websites are protected under the first amendment right to free speech.
But Roger Darlington says, in terms of the Copeland case, it is important to keep the issue of the role of the internet in perspective.
“We have to accept that this individual had a history and sooner or later he would have found the information to wreak violence on people and perhaps even death,” says Mr Darlington.
It was made easier by the web, and we should draw some lessons from that and try to limit it, but we’ll never combat it, I’m afraid, we’ll never stop it completely.” ”
The article was written 8 yrs ago after the Bnp nail bomber David Copeland bombed areas of London popular with gays and ethnic minorities.
He got the info for bombmaking on the intenet.
I didnt td you Sadiq.
It was probalbly Josh or Pinda.

admin answers:
It can be regulated if people choose, a website can be prosecuted and shut down as happened with Dad’s Place, a website that ran a vendetta against employees of Sunderland Housing Corporation. I think part of the problem might be though that this was a prosecution within the UK and it is more difficult to deal with websites operating from foreign countries, so there would have to be an international legislative process. There’s so much filth on the internet that I agree with you this would be desirable.
Http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/apr/03/medialaw.digitalmedia

Helen asks…
Plastic Sniffer Malfunction… or is it the PCAP driver?
I have started using Plastic Sniffer on our LAN to monitor and troubleshoot network traffic for enforcement of my company’s surfing policy. However, sometimes, it works great (When PS works right, I cant use a web browser) and other times it only seems to capture UDP packets and not all the others from remote IP addresses. (When I CAN use a browser.) If I reboot, it’s a crapshoot whether it works or not. Can somebody offer some info, or direct me to a site that can help me.
Is there something that you dont understand?
Why all the ????’s

admin answers:
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Lisa asks…
Does anyone else have ads on their cpanel when using Hostgator?
I called them and asked for the ads to be removed as I am paying for their largest hosting package. The customer rep. said that they weren’t ads and this is the convo
Scott B.: Welcome to HostGator, how may I assist you?
jasmine: hi, I want to know why there are ads on my cpanel
Scott B.: let me check that for you…
Scott B.: what is the domain name?
jasmine: ———-.com
Scott B.: OK, one moment while I check on that…
jasmine: no problem
Scott B.: These are not advertisements. HostGator has begun to offer our Shared customers new cPanel features.
Scott B.: Template monster is web site template company that provides amazing web site templates that are easy to use and soft on the pocket.
Scott B.: AdBrite provides a service available for customers that need assistance with advertising and can monitoring the traffic received to help you better target visitors with relevant ads.
jasmine: those are ads. I dont’ want them. Can you remove them?
jasmine: please
Scott B.: We are not able to remove those from the cpanel. They are just options for you to use in the future in case you need them.
what? why am i paying so much for hosting if they add ads to your cpanel?
I am changing host companies anyone else have this experience?
I shouldn’t need to upgrade in order for them to remove ads..IF you paid for something and hosgator tells you they won’t put ads on you they should live up to it. and how come ads can’t be seen on their demo?
If they insist on keeping it there than they should pay ME for keeping it anywhere on my site and that includes the cpanel.

admin answers:
Why not switch to a reseller plan? Then you can remove the ads completely and even add your own branding and theme to cPanel, in case you want to outsource some of your bandwidth.

Lizzie asks…
key features these emerging network technologies?
can anyone help give some key features for each of these emerging network technologies please. would be much appreciated. xx
•Cloud Computing
•Internet 2 (Web 2)
•Mobile Networking
•Voice over IP (VoIP)
•Server Virtualisation
•Active Directory (AD)
•G1 G2 G3 G4 Telephony
•Remote Monitoring (RMON)
•Traffic Congestion Networks
•Storage Area Networks (SANs)
•Radio Frequency ID tags (RFID)
•Digital Broadcasting (DAB & HDTV)
•P2P and BitTorrent (DNA) technology

admin answers:
1)when people stretch their hands to receive small gray world passport, a green electronic tattoo (three sixes like on a timer) will be given by lasers on the wrist area or forehead. This is the infamous mark of the beast. Police will later laser people with it. Food stores will be set up to laser people with it too. Those who receive this tattoo will not be forgiven.
2)antichrist will rule from jerusalem. He has white powder on his face. Also, he has red eyes. This ruler will be surrounded by demons who will appear as angels of light. This ruler will move very fast. He will also make fire come down from the sky. Those who worship this red-eye ruler will not be forgiven.
3)demons dress in fake human skin and fly in ufo ships. They will invite people to be healed in their ufo ships. Whoever goes in, comes out a zombie.
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