[GRLUG] Linux @ school.

[Chris Strandt]

Keylogging isn't cool... period.

Although it sounds like most people here are all for circumventing the 
censorship, I disagree, and suggest caution.  Depending on where you 
goto school, there may be policies in place which can get you suspended 
for circumventing filtering and security tools.

I think its entirely reasonable for a school to censor web content 
available to students.  Is pornography acceptable?  I seriously don't 
think students spending time on MySpace, fark, etc is useful.Full 
disclosure... I used to work in a public school district technology 
group, and I have a 2 year old kid.  At the same time.. I don't think 
its right for China, or any other country, to censor the Internet.  I'm 
just making a point about it being a public school environment.

That being said... keep going on your quest for Linux knowledge.  There 
are far more interesting things going on outside of keyloggers, myspace, 
gmail, and fark.

-Chris


Tim Schmidt wrote:

>On 9/26/06, Szymon Machajewski <SMachaje at grcc.edu> wrote:
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>>I would like to appeal to the GRLUG list not to consult or assist in
>>questionable projects.
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>Yeah.  Keylogging isn't cool.  However, circumventing network
>censorship is.  Whatever the result.
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>--tim
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