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"start using cgiproxy" used to be all you needed back in my day.

• alexdumitru 9y ago
  Back in the day I've had a website ranking in the top 3 of Google for "start using cgiproxy". Honestly, I never knew why people would search for such a complicated phrase, but I've found the keyword somewhere and optimized the website for it. Do you mind telling me why where you searching for that phrase instead of something like "free proxy" or "cgi proxy"?
  • KekDemaga 9y ago
    Free proxy and CGI proxy alone used to generate lots of fake results. As "start using cgiproxy" is the title of a cgiproxy page you'd typically get less false positives.
• nejenendn 9y ago
  You could also throw the tor browser on a usb stick when i graduated.
  • dingo_bat 9y ago
    Tor doesn't work everywhere. I'd don't know how they did it but it was blocked in my school's computer lab.
    • nejenendn 9y ago
      Probably just blocked the port.
• shinymark 9y ago
  In my era it was all about war dialing and AOHell.
• mintplant 9y ago
  Not if the filter system you were subjected to attempted to block any URL containing the substring "proxy"... This led to as many false positives as you might expect.