Yes shitrint, aditi's right, upload the image to some other server (not blogspot) and then use the url for the image, that way it will be visible even when seen thru a proxy hack. Thanks for supporting the cause ;)
the next to come is a ban on air, since we might be breathing the same air that the culprits breathe. followed by water or god-knows-what!
i hv been hosting a blue ribbon on my blog for long, supporting not just blogger rights, but freedom of speech on the internet, in general. the details of which cud be found here.
Fortunately, technology makes it easy to circumvent such ham-handed censorship. The methods fall into two categories. One, if your ISP goofed up and blocked the wrong site, what you want is to gingerly step around the block using a proxy. The simplest way to achieve this is with Torpark, a project that combines the Firefox browser and the Tor anonymous proxy service into a single point-andclick install for Windows users. Get it from http://torpark.nfshost.com.
Torpark behaves exactly like the Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers you are familiar with, but is unaffected by censorship. Tor operates a series of proxy routers around the world that pass your pages through at least three random routers before delivering them to you. This ensures that your ISP does not know what sites you are accessing, and hence cannot block them. The more people who use Tor, the more effective it becomes against wrongful censorship. You can read more about Tor at http://tor.eff.org.
Two, go to http://www.shysurfer.com, type in the address of the site you want to access, and hit Browse. ShySurfer will load the page for you. If you want to follow any link on the page however, you will have to repeat the process. This is a cumbersome process you have to put up with for being on a restricted network.
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Thre is way to make the image visible even when accessed through other sites.. use a url to load the image instead of loading the actual image
Yes shitrint, aditi's right, upload the image to some other server (not blogspot) and then use the url for the image, that way it will be visible even when seen thru a proxy hack. Thanks for supporting the cause ;)
the next to come is a ban on air, since we might be breathing the same air that the culprits breathe. followed by water or god-knows-what!
i hv been hosting a blue ribbon on my blog for long, supporting not just blogger rights, but freedom of speech on the internet, in general. the details of which cud be found here.
http://www.eff.org/br/
Good luck, I hope the govt wakes up from it's short sighted and stupid policy.
ok its time for a new post
Comrade, hundreds of our blogs have become disfigured by this blue banner which has spread itself like a virus
Join the "delete the blue banner" drive and help blogkind survive this latest defacement threat .. viva la deletion!
Wanted!
An Update!
Immediately!
;) :)
update's gonna come in first week August!! completely tied up till then...
:(
me miss blogging too...
see ya soon!!
From an article in the Times Of India -
Fortunately, technology makes it easy to circumvent such ham-handed censorship. The methods fall into two categories. One, if your ISP goofed up and blocked the wrong site, what you want is to gingerly step around the block using a proxy. The simplest way to achieve this is with Torpark, a project that combines the Firefox browser and the Tor anonymous proxy service into a single point-andclick install for Windows users. Get it from http://torpark.nfshost.com.
Torpark behaves exactly like the Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers you are familiar with, but is unaffected by censorship. Tor operates a series of proxy routers around the world that pass your pages through at least three random routers before delivering them to you. This ensures that your ISP does not know what sites you are accessing, and hence cannot block them. The more people who use Tor, the more effective it becomes against wrongful censorship. You can read more about Tor at
http://tor.eff.org.
Two, go to http://www.shysurfer.com, type in the address of the site you want to access, and hit Browse. ShySurfer will load the page for you. If you want to follow any link on the page however, you will have to repeat the process. This is a cumbersome process you have to put up with for being on a restricted network.
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shama... i think the ban is 'gone' now... :S i don't know...
@ shama and o anon reader:
the ban was over long back yaar...i hav been too caught up my projects...
:(
after august 3, i guess!!
thnx ppl!!
agree with this stuff..whole heartedly!
but now that its over i'm really glad...n hope it wont repeat itself!
+cross fingers+
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