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From AboveTopSecret
www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread857680/pg1
What not alot of people know though, is that it can be done much easier, quite literally with the click of your mouse.
Step 1: go to www.opera.com…
Step 2: download the Opera browser for your corresponding system. (very stable browser akin to Firefox)
Step 3: Install the software
Step 4: In the bottom left corner of the browser there is a selection menu for various modes the browser has for operation. The button most to the right is to enable “Turbo mode”, turn this option on.
Step 5: browse to the site of your choosing, et voila, no more ISP blocks.
How does this work?
Turbo Mode is originally meant for people who have a slow internet connection. What happens is that the browser compresses the data and routes it trough a server hosted by opera itself, which at the same time functions as a DNS. So your ISP can’t see what site you are visiting behind the Opera server. How long this will keep working is something i can’t tell, but for now, it works.
Enjoy! 
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Reblogged this on I Want Ice Water and commented:
Finally, there’s a simple way for my readers outside the U.S. to see those “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” videos they’ve been denied access to in the past!
Thanks so much for this. I’ve had to avoid posting certain thing, like videos from The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, because too many of my readers aren’t allowed to view them where they are. I’ll be letting them know about this, as well as trying it myself for stuff I haven’t been able to see!
not working
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Any one knows how to bypass blocking internet on campus?
I think that the VPN is a easiest way to get on blocked sites, especially if you`re not too technical. Just connect the VPN and then browse normally. Right now I`m using this one: http://www.sunvpn.com/, it`s pretty good.