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Old 01-24-2005, 03:08 PM
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sneaking onto gmail from work

So I got into an argument with this guy, Brent, about gmail.

His work *just* blocked it. One of those workplaces that blocks sites like hotmail, yahoo, etc. so you can't waste time while you're there. Ideally. But they hadn't caught onto the gmail concept, apparently.

I have a theory that there are probably sites out there that are kind of "portholes" to things like that. Brent says I'm on crack.

Obviously, I'm no kind of expert -- I can type. Most of the time. And that's about the extent of my computer knowledge. But it seems like it'd be easy to set something like that up -- you go to one website, and that website allows you to go to others. But if your computer has blocking software on it, the computer doesn't realize you're going to the secondary websites. It just registers that you spent an hour at the first website.

Does that kind of thing exist?
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