8 Ways To Circumvent the PROTECT-IP Act 284
Dangerous_Minds writes "One of the things that the PROTECT-IP act is said to do is make DNS servers censor websites that have been accused of copyright infringement. Drew Wilson of ZeroPaid decided to look in to how many ways he could come up with that would circumvent such censorship. He found 8 ways to circumvent such censorship. The article includes pros and cons and links to guides on how to carry out these methods. The methods are: using a VPN service, using your HOSTs file, using TOR, using freely available DNS lookup tools, changing your DNS server to a non-US server, using command prompt, using Foxy Proxy, and using MAFIAAFire. If anything, the list raises serious doubts that the PROTECT IP Act will even put a dent on copyright infringement online."
Re:Best idea (Score:5, Funny)
Last time Texas tired of a governor you guys shipped him off to the White House. We still owe you bastards for that one... if you so much as even think about trying that stunt with Perry, we're going to have to give you jerks back to Mexico.