A Requiem For The Lashpair.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

There are a lot of restrictions in the UK as well, where a lot of free video is blocked, since TV use is a taxed commodity there. I wonder what the rules in Canada are. They're under a BBC system, right?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

There are a lot of restrictions in the UK as well, where a lot of free video is blocked, since TV use is a taxed commodity there. I wonder what the rules in Canada are. They're under a BBC system, right?

Hmm, I'm not so sure that what we saw being blocked was so much governmental restriction as the content providers (NBC et. al.) not wanting to distribute their shows that way.

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

There are a lot of restrictions in the UK as well, where a lot of free video is blocked, since TV use is a taxed commodity there. I wonder what the rules in Canada are. They're under a BBC system, right?

Sweden has good Internet freedoms.

How do you feel about tall blond men?

[SzczerbiakManiac]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

How do you feel about tall blond men?

I am in favor of them, but only if they are thoroughly inspected. Please send some over so I may inspect them.

Soon.

Tuesday would be a good day.

Seriously.

please....

[lashbear]

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[lashbear]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

Farewell my friends. We shall miss your presence here on the Lot.

Cuz there ain't no frigging way in hell your posts are going to make it through the Great Firewall Wall of Australia.

Sounds more like the Great Wall Of CHINA to us...

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Will somebody please think of the CHILDREN??????

OH!!! THE HUGE MANATEE !!!!!!!

Seriously, Kids can tune into SBS (Multicultural free-to-air TV) after 9pm and see all the titties, dickies and bummies they want !!

Originally Posted by Andrew

1. Get a cheap shell account in Europe (probably Germany) or the US. $5/month or less.
2. ssh -D 1080 lashbear@your.shell.account
3. Set your Internet proxy to localhost:1080

Done!

Noted and filed for D-day. BTW: We'll need a fuller explaination of the process as we are not as good at setting port thingies as we might appear without "Proxy for dummies"- style steps.

Originally Posted by flippyshark

This post heading is one of the most worrisome I' ve ever seen! Glad it didn't actually portend tragedy.

I'm confident the lashpair will find a way.

Thank you!!!! Big Bear Hugs. Yes, thanks to Andrew, where there's a Way, there's a Will.

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Hmm, I'm not so sure that what we saw being blocked was so much governmental restriction as the content providers (NBC et. al.) not wanting to distribute their shows that way.

Quite true! We can't watch Survivor, Lost etc online <---- Our Free Web Rights Cheese Are Taken Sad.