hey guys,

i seem to be having a big problem in school. the state had the bright ides of using a filtering system on out internet and on our computers. some things on the computers like control panel or my computer cannot be viewed. this isnt such a big deal, but on the internet its a different story. i attempted to look as NASA's website today for info in science, only to find that it was blocked for "entertainment"(wtf???). there is a LAN tech guy that comes and messes up all the computers also, and it says that you cant do certain things without the administrative password or whatever. unfortunately im not very experienced with computers and every time i try to familiarize myself with them i get even more confused. i was wondering if there was a short and sweet little way of bypassing both the internet blocker thing and his admin password (i.e. like a password decrypter... click here and voila lol). id really appreciate the help because its drivin me nuts not being able to look at stuff because some kids cant resist being idiots haha.
thanks guys

If you're caught, are you willing to pay the consequences? If so, try http://sectools.org/tools2.html.

Personally, I'd try talking to people first and tell them that their policies are interfering w/ your studies. Give them an example list of blocked sites and see if they will change their policies.

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Mmmm from personal experience of pissing off my schools network adminstrator I tend to go onto Proxy Websites... Most of the time they work like a charm for me

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thanks, have any good sites? theyyve already blocked a few: proxywave and hidebehind that i can think of

Just go onto Google and type Proxysite and they'll show you a bunch... Maybe look for some that don't have the word Proxy on the URL as Admins sometimes block those words

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i tried that they already blocked the ones that come up... is there a way to just find out what his password is so i can just plug it in when i need to do suttin?