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My poor, sweet, ugly, shocking, beautiful interwebs
19 November 2012, 22:30,
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RE: My poor, sweet, ugly, shocking, beautiful interwebs
(19 November 2012, 18:37)Scythe13 Wrote:
(18 November 2012, 22:26)CovertRunning Wrote: I'm a writer in my spare time and one of the things in a fictional universe I've created is that the internet (called nexus) is essentially 'planned' and is much more controlled so you can only access content within nations, to actually see the 'internet' in other parts of the globe you have to pass through 'gateways'. If you want to go through these without identifying yourself you need a 'hacker' etc etc.

You mean like in China?

Kind of.
The 'Nex' as I've called it somewhat regulated in Europe (gateway passages mostly), quite regulated in the Middle-East and the Far East.
In the America's there's hardly any regulation.

But not as heavy on clamp-downs as in these insane times we now live in.

I do believe that in China proxy-use is a way they try and get around the G. Firewall...
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RE: My poor, sweet, ugly, shocking, beautiful interwebs - by CovertRunning - 19 November 2012, 22:30

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