Whee

[volksdragon]

Well, thanks to the IT department of my company and their thoroughly MARVELOUS content filtering system, I can no longer:
1: Use Gmail properly in regular mode
2: Log in to LiveJournal
3: Reply to any LJ messages on the site
4: use any buttons in Yahoo Mail (except reading the messages, I can do that)

So, basically, if you need me to REPLY to anything right now, call me, or mail me at me GMAIL account. And if I don't reply to your LJ, it's not you, it's me. Well, it's my IT group, really....

Comments

[scirocco.livejournal.com]

SSH works, yeah. Sadly, I don't have a fixed IP at home, so that probably won't work, but thanks for the idea. :)

[technoluddite.livejournal.com]

You don't need a fixed IP address. DynDNS.org comes immediately to mind. Can't recall which (free) service I had subscribed to. Most of the Linksys (WRT54G/GS and equivalent) router firmware hacks include dynamic DNS clients.

Come on...major geek points!

[scirocco.livejournal.com]

I'd tried Dyndns, and it worked OK, but not well enough for me to use. Of course, now, I may try it again.... After this week, I'll give it a try.

[technoluddite.livejournal.com]

No-ip.com

That's the service I used in the past. It was free.

Too bad my roommate's RCN connection is completely suckalicious. Due to my job description, I feel remiss for not running piles of nifty servers at home.