Kaizer has been in China for the past 6 months, she wanted to send her best wishes to everyone here. She has'nt been able to get on the GStwins site in China. She'll be back in March and has said that she has tales and pictures of her advantures there to share. :thumb: It is her birthday this coming Saturday :cheers: Cool Happy Birthday and have a safe trip back. :thumb:
GStwins is banned in the "People's Republic" of China? Cool! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Can't wait to hear about the adventures.
Happy B-day! :thumb:
me too i have not been to china since 1987, what is she doing there? work, teaching, touring, spy? hehee
Yes we are banned in China!!! Oh well...She is there working and touring. I have been taking Mandarin at my local Community College, so I have been waiting to hear of her trips. I had emailed her because I was looking into MC trips there, I remembered reading her comments in the forum about the crazy traffic there last year. Last I heard she had did a trip in Southern China. Frankie what the heck were you doing there in '87 wasnt that around the time of the Tianamin Square stand off??
the embassy was undergoing expansion and i was there as part of the extra security because local were doing much of the labor
Quote from: Dan02GS on February 26, 2008, 11:39:15 AM
Yes we are banned in China!!! Oh well...She is there working and touring. I have been taking Mandarin at my local Community College, so I have been waiting to hear of her trips. I had emailed her because I was looking into MC trips there, I remembered reading her comments in the forum about the crazy traffic there last year. Last I heard she had did a trip in Southern China. Frankie what the heck were you doing there in '87 wasnt that around the time of the Tianamin Square stand off??
too bad there is not an allowed server or something we can get a re-direct from ( scheming) gotta open up teh gstwin goodness to all ya know :thumb:
Quote from: yamahonkawazuki on February 26, 2008, 11:46:36 PM
too bad there is not an allowed server or something we can get a re-direct from ( scheming) gotta open up teh gstwin goodness to all ya know :thumb:
The Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto is working on it:
http://citizenlab.org/CL-circGuide-online.pdf (http://citizenlab.org/CL-circGuide-online.pdf)
More info at http://www.esquire.com/features/best-brightest-2007/sixideas1207 (http://www.esquire.com/features/best-brightest-2007/sixideas1207) (copied below):
Six Ideas That Will Change the World
Breaking Down the Firewall
Internet censorship is the book burning of the modern age, denying as much as a third of the world's population access to news and information.
But a new brand of activists -- or "hacktivists" -- are using their computer expertise to help people stranded in Web-censored countries abroad (and corporate offices and military bases at home) jump the firewall. The key innovation, developed by the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, is a software program called Psiphon. In the latest version (due out this winter), prospective users, or aid groups, contact the Citizen Lab to receive passwords and Web links. Once signed in, users are then patched directly into the Psiphon network of servers. A search bar pops up on their own screen, and they can surf the Web freely. All censors see is an unfamiliar IP address, which could be for anything from a bank transaction to an eBay sale.
According to Ronald Deibert, the lab's director, the biggest threat to the system is censors who might sign up for the service to learn Psiphon's IP addresses and block them. But the lab has developed a high-tech shell game to counter this measure. As soon as one address is blocked, Psiphon assigns it to another region and puts in a new one. When the next one gets discovered, Psiphon again swaps in a new one. The process can go on indefinitely, until the censors grow tired or the firewalls come down.
indeed :icon_twisted: :icon_twisted: :icon_twisted: :icon_twisted: kinda m plan. :laugh: :laugh:
Oh boy what happened to this thread???? :laugh: hahahaha spying and espionage, hacking into other governments computers???? I wonder if there are even any GS500 in China :dunno_white: I think it would be awsome to ride a dual sport like the DR650 around away from the cities. OK once I win the lotto I am out of here...
Quote from: frankieG on February 26, 2008, 11:43:04 AM
the embassy was undergoing expansion and i was there as part of the extra security because local were doing much of the labor
boy america finds its cheap labor anywhere it can get it.