In this short but informative article (at least that’s what we’d like you to think), we’re going to cover a very “oldhat” way to access blocked websites, and a second not-so-talked about technique – which might just help you get round the buggery content filters that your school, work, ISP or spouse has installed.
Whilst a huge number of people now run self-hosted blogs with Wordpress, or other opensource CMS systems, I don’t need to tell you that a substantial number of people still use free services such as Blogger, and infact – that they too are growing in popularity.
But I just did. (Ever notice how people do the whole “I don’t need to… BUT bla-bla-bla” thing? Just wanted to make a point.)
Join us as we review the best of the best (and the not quite so spectacular) FTP programs of modern computing (e.g. the past six minutes). We’re brutal (hardly). We’re decisive (are we ever?) We’re… um. Reviewing stuff. Hyperbole is in no short supply.
I’m a stickler for quality. Given the fact that I spend most of my waking hours on a computer, when not at school – at least to me, having a quality mouse is mission-critical. If it bugs me, I’ll chuck it out and get a new one (which is exactly what I’ve done in this case – moving from a Logitech MX Revolution to the Logitech G9).
