indie69

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by indie69 15y ago
I guess its been established that this is not a DNS issue. But I just wanted to point out that using Speakesy, no matter what DNS I use, speakeasy's own or OpenDNS, I CAN reach TPB. I'm not entirely sure if this makes a difference. I just w
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by indie69 15y ago
Maybe we were too quick to place blame on Comcast/Xfinity? Then again they could have a peering agreement with at&t? Chicago nap is run by ameritech, MAE east no idea, NY nap is sprint, SF nap pac bell, but who runs MAE west? Curiouser
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by indie69 15y ago
Fascinating. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt for now, but didn't they deny blocking bittorrent in general before they finally admitted it later and stopped? Do you trust them? Do you think customer relations would be let in on what
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by indie69 15y ago
I could be wrong, but I expect these broken connections will lead right back to Comcast's blocking.
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by indie69 15y ago
It is comcast/xfinity blocking. Speakeasy is unaffected. I can access the site from speakeasy, no problem. One of the perks of having 2 ISPs. Try checking it through any open wi-fi connections available to you. Many are probably able to acc
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by indie69 15y ago
Absolutely true. But it still is an easy, 1 step, free fix for those not familiar with using a proxy. Thanks. And anonymity as a bonus is certainly not a downside. Besides, why bother using it for just one site? I'll be using it now (with n
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by indie69 15y ago
Easy solution for bypassing the block (edit: or routing issue) : My post: http://wp.me/pJEJe-yr Direct link for those already familiar with what's going on: https://www.torproject.org/ I can confirm that this solution works. Am on Xfini