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12-08-2004, 08:17 AM
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Owned!
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12-08-2004, 08:21 AM
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One of the first video's I ever downloaded off the internet. Definately a classic. 
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12-08-2004, 08:28 AM
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I cannot hit that site from work (blocked at the proxy, wonder why  ). Tell me which one it is please. I might have seen it.
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SUMMER = 19x8.5F 19x9.5R Volk LE37T gunmetal w/ TOYO T1-S
WINTER = Track model rims w/ Blizzak LM22
Engine: TurboXS UTEC w/ tuner, Crawford ver5 plenum, custom grounding wires, etc
Transmission: B&M Short Shifter version 2
Intake: Injen short ram intake
Exhaust: Crawford headers, Kinetix cats, Borla true dual exhaust
Suspension: RS-R Ti2000 springs, Hotchkis sways bars, Crawford strut bar, Cusco a-arms, Stillen camber arms
Brakes: Track Brembos, 2-piece floating StopTech rotors, Pads: Ferodo DS2500 track, Hawk HPS street, Goodridge stainless lines
Exterior:Grille-Tech black race grille, clear side markers
Interior: Complete stereo swap with Infinity BassLink, Alpine-to-iPod integration, and dynamat
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12-08-2004, 08:33 AM
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I just noticed how old the video is lol, its a kitten that gets tackled by a cat hehe.
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12-08-2004, 10:38 AM
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I will eat you alive!!
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peptid, hit up www.anonymizer.com
That is how people were bypassing our proxy.
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12-08-2004, 11:25 AM
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Just full of neat tricks arent ya tex
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12-08-2004, 12:13 PM
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LOL That's pretty funny.
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12-08-2004, 12:36 PM
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hahah, looks like my two cats!
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12-08-2004, 03:20 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by airforcetxn
peptid, hit up www.anonymizer.com
That is how people were bypassing our proxy.
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Our proxy admins are one step ahead of you. That is blocked too. Our proxy is one of those "intellegent" ones that uses shared lists. Argh, I hate it.
I used to start a terminal session tunneled on telnet port to my home server. From there, I could hit any site I wanted. Then for some reason (I wonder why) they blocked the telnet port which used to be open. I figure they finally noticed the multiple MB frames being sent over telnet.
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350Z Track in Daytona Blue (#16,962)
SUMMER = 19x8.5F 19x9.5R Volk LE37T gunmetal w/ TOYO T1-S
WINTER = Track model rims w/ Blizzak LM22
Engine: TurboXS UTEC w/ tuner, Crawford ver5 plenum, custom grounding wires, etc
Transmission: B&M Short Shifter version 2
Intake: Injen short ram intake
Exhaust: Crawford headers, Kinetix cats, Borla true dual exhaust
Suspension: RS-R Ti2000 springs, Hotchkis sways bars, Crawford strut bar, Cusco a-arms, Stillen camber arms
Brakes: Track Brembos, 2-piece floating StopTech rotors, Pads: Ferodo DS2500 track, Hawk HPS street, Goodridge stainless lines
Exterior:Grille-Tech black race grille, clear side markers
Interior: Complete stereo swap with Infinity BassLink, Alpine-to-iPod integration, and dynamat
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12-08-2004, 03:23 PM
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I will eat you alive!!
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Damn, well there are a number of anonymous web surfing sites ( http://www.anonymization.net), surely they didn't catch them ALL. That is interesting though, do you know what proxy they are using?
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12-08-2004, 03:58 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by peptidbond
Our proxy admins are one step ahead of you. That is blocked too. Our proxy is one of those "intellegent" ones that uses shared lists. Argh, I hate it.
I used to start a terminal session tunneled on telnet port to my home server. From there, I could hit any site I wanted. Then for some reason (I wonder why) they blocked the telnet port which used to be open. I figure they finally noticed the multiple MB frames being sent over telnet.
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Use ssh tunneling, different port, and I doubt they will disable that one. If i'm in desperate need I ssh tunnel to my rig at home and use a VNC program to use my browser at home to view stuff. But if you just set up an ssh tunel it should work.
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