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[karleen]

So my work finally blocked off telnet. My one breath of fresh air through the long dreary nights...just gone :( I have another way of connecting to places, but I am not so sure its a good idea. I mean I cant see why it would matter, but I just feel the need to be cautious or something. I guess its time for me to find a new hobby or something. The

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OHMIGOD

[damon]

Does that mean no mudding from work? How are you ever gonna survive? ;)

Just teasin ya!

Re: OHMIGOD

[karleen]

OH SHUSH! Hehe. You don't know how bored I get at night, and mudding helped pass the time. I mean I *still* can get on everdark, but I am thinking of just holding off for a bit. I log on here and there to look for a few people, but for awhile I figure I will new things to keep me busy. The question though is this...WHAT in the world will I do to keep me busy? ;)

[namey]

Hrm...I wonder if zMUD supports SOCKS...(proxy servers...telnet port blocked? Set up a proxy on some random port at your home computer.) Hell, use VNC (that thing I used to see my comp at home) and zMUD "from home".

If y'using command line, just rsh/ssh to the shell account instead of telnet. Different port, problem solved. D)

hmmmm

[karleen]

Ok...if you repeat that in ENGLISH, i might understand what you mean :) Cuz i would be thrilled if I could use zmud and all.

I mean I cant get on with this client I have..but wondering if I should just take a break *whine* and suffer for a bit :)

Hehe. I will get you to explain at some future time. =)

Re: hmmmm

[namey]

Proxies are basically like a middle-man. You connect to the proxy machine on its port, and tell it where you want to go, and it relays between you and the destination. Proxies can be set up on any port, which is what the firewall would see you connecting to. The destination would see you logged in from the proxy. D)

The program you're using just has to support using one.