Hello all,
I’m sorry to say that I wont be blogging as actively as before due to my leaving home for pursuance of my higher studies at Christ College Bangalore. I will blog whenever I get time, and I do promise at least 1 post per week. Please do bear with me.
If you have any emergency queries, please feel free to contact me at my email address -
Cheers, and ciao…
Mohan K.
aka Neo Garfield
Hi all,
I’m currently living my life in a fine sort of way in what I would like to refer to as an “elite” institution in the heart of Bengaluru (Bangalore), the Silicon Valley of India. The college, named Christ College, is one of the best in India, and I’ve been enjoying every moment of my presence here.
So anyway, being at Christ College, I was able to put to test a few methods I had suggested earlier for anonymous (proxy enabled) browsing to access from the college computers, banned social networking websites. I’m happy to say that every single method I suggested worked, and is now getting popular among Christites 
I’ll just briefly describe each of those methods -
1) Use Google Cache - The most useful, easiest, and successful method is to use Google caches.
Search for the required page on Google. Check out the small link to the side which says “Cached”. Click it. 
And voila, you have your banned page. Thanks to, Googleplex . If the banning has been quite effective, you might not see the images in the website, but otherwise, you’re rolling
2) Sometimes, just the URL or the IP address of the concerned website will be banned. For example, just www.orkut.com will be banned. This type of banning can be EASILY bypassed by using an alternate URL, like the ones listed below -
For others, just type in the URL and some gibberish, for example -
http://www.adda.com/hadhfdhsfdsfs
Which will show a custom error page, where you can sign in easily
3) Use Google Wireless Transcoder(GWT)
GWT is a service for mobile users to strip a website of all formatting and display it on their mobiles. It can, as usual, be misused from a PC. Just type in the URL into the field, and Google downloads the page, strips page formats, makes it into a single column document, and shows it. Yet again, anonymousity, thanks to Google Inc.
4) Use Google Translate
Use any language in the Translate From field, and English in the Translate To field, even if the page is in English. Ta daaaa… A proxified page brought to you by Google Inc Only problem is, the images arent routed via Google… Woops…
Well, thats about it… I’ll post more as I find them… Enjoy, and use it well! Caio!
PLEASE NOTE : This post was purely educational in nature. Please do not misuse the suggested means. We are not responsible for any trouble you may get in to for using the information contained in this post.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
It is with greatest regret that I pronounce that I’ll NOT be blogging for an indefinite amount of time, starting today. I’m leaving my cozy cul-de-sac to follow the path that destiny has in store for me…
In other words, I’m leaving home to pursue my future in higher education. I’ll take some time to get acquainted with the facilities at my new college, and therefore the lag in my other leisure activities, like blogging.
You can expect me back in 1-2 weeks, until then, hold on tight :).
If you would like to contact me directly, I’ll be at Christ College, Bengaluru (Bangalore), studying BA FEP. Mail me, and I’ll provide you with my email id. Please note that I’ll be checking ONLY my personal email -
Hey all,
Like I promised, here’s you weekly dose of Sardarji Jokes But like I said before, this joke is not intended to mock sardars in real life. No offense
meant to any person, community or religion! Sardars are one of the
cleverest breeds of Indians!
Enjoy
Sardarji went to the appliance store sale and found a bargain.
“I would like to buy this small TV,” he told the salesman.
“Sorry, we don’t sell to Sardars,” he replied.
He hurried home removed his turban and changed his hair style, and returned
to tell the salesman
“I would like to buy this TV.”
“Sorry, we don’t sell to Sardars,” Salesman replied.
“Damn, he recognised me,” he thought.
He went for a complete disguise this time, haircut, new hair colour,
new outfit, big sunglasses, waited a few days, saw the salesman again.
“I would like to buy this TV.”
“Sorry, we don’t sell to Sardars,” he replied.
Frustrated, he exclaimed, “How do you know I’m a Sardar?”
“Because that’s a microwave,” he replied.
Heh heh heh…
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