A Firefox extension allows you to bypass the Sinde Law

[Sylver]

@Bm4n:

Ridículas, Sylver, ridículas es el adjetivo :risitas:

Baah, tanto confiar en lo coherente… ya os acordaréis de mis palabras cuando España se convierta en los desiertos de Mad Max :risitas::risitas::risitas:
[Broma OFF]

[jordiqui]

@Sylver:

Baah, tanto confiar en lo coherente… ya os acordaréis de mis palabras cuando España se convierta en los desiertos de Mad Max :risitas::risitas::risitas:
[Broma OFF]

En los desiertos no hay muchas puertas quiza peyote para algun ermitaño alejado :D:D:D:Dde internet.

[cobito]

@Bm4n:

Also I don't know what that comparison is about... or that we lived under repression.

If you're referring to me, I guess I've been reading too many dystopias lately.

[Bm4n]

I say this because, precisely when reading what you say about Egypt and other countries, there is no comparison… comparing it makes this of blocking pirate websites seem like a children's game.

[jordiqui]

@Bm4n:

I say this because, precisely, when reading what you say about Egypt and other countries, there is no comparison... comparing it makes blocking pirate websites seem like a children's game.

Any comparison with countries with totalitarian states, with people starving with their freedoms restricted: we have all seen how one was shot with his hands up; it is unfortunate, to say the least. However, no one can doubt that every time knowledge expands, it is tried to be stopped as it happened with the church and its translations of the classics. Let's see who had the nerve to read Aristotle in the sixteenth century except for some privileged clergy. With the internet, it is more complicated to control all this...

[cobito]

@Bm4n:

I say this because, precisely, when reading what you say about Egypt and other countries, there is no comparison… comparing it makes this of blocking pirate websites seem like a children's game.

I thought you were referring to "unless something quite important happens".

The example of Egypt was relevant because there is no way to control the Internet, not to compare Egypt with Spain. Moreover, in the end I said

@cobito:

The only way to put doors on the Internet is to make it cease to exist and that, unless something quite important happens, is not going to happen.

[Kernel1.0]

I just downloaded it and it's still in the google cache.

[Sylver]

@Kernel1.0:

I just downloaded it, it's still in the google cache.

HAH! Here we go! :risitas:
Thanks Kernel1.0

[Bm4n]

For all those things, TOR works pretty well, you don't need anything else, right?

PD. http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor

[Kernel1.0]

No clue, it's just that I don't pirate.

[krampak]

I was able to install it without caching, directly on DeSopa :: Add-ons for Firefox

[jordiqui]

@Bm4n:

Of all those things, TOR works pretty well, you don't need anything else, right?

PD. Tor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Well, there are also for Phones. jejejejejjeje
Download Tor

[cobito]

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@Bm4n:

De todas para esas cosas el TOR funciona bastante bien no necesitáis nada más, no?

PD. Tor - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

El problema de Tor es que es muy lento.

[Bm4n]

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Si claro, es más seguro que un proxy sencillo, aunque todos son más lentos que si te conectas directamente, eso se usa simplemente para acceder a ver contenidos que no están disponibles en el país… pero para diario creo que no es muy útil. De todas voy a probar el de firefox a ver si funciona con google music.