"Michael C. Robinson" <[email protected]> writes:
Your habit of dropping all the context in replies makes it really hard to
intelligently respond to your messages...
[...]
> I'm concerned about using a proxy because I have seen sites break and I have
> fairly slow servers. It will be a while before I can even consider fixing
> the slow issue.
I ran a Squid proxy on a 486-SX at 33MHz. Your server is *not* going to
have a problem with it.
> I frankly see OpenDNS as possibly being superior to Dansguardian. When it
> comes to media though, sites like hulu which show "adult" material are hard
> to filter out. Some "adult" sites are recognized by OpenDNS and are
> blocked, but hulu is borderline and it gets allowed. Where there is hulu,
> there are certainly other sites like it that mix "adult" and family friendly
> media with a very low barrier to access "adult" material. OpenDNS is
> community driven and fairly effective, but one can't expect OpenDNS to block
> sites like hulu.
...but wait! Dansguardian with the publicly curated blocklist and content
filtering is doing exactly the same thing, only they can filter with a finer
granularity than OpenDNS.
Daniel
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