Post: #1

Has anyone else been on a public computer and went to the rooshv forum and found that it was blocked? I was at my local community college library and they blocked it and ROK. Censcorship at it's best. ?

Post: #2

Several college campuses have blocked Roosh from WIFI access. It's to be expected, almost every college is controlled by ultra-leftist feminazi types.

College is becoming a waste of money.

Post: #3

Download Tor, you will be able to access it!

Post: #4

or a vpn.

Post: #5

Not sure it's for political reasons though -- this site is mildly pornographic afterall. Dudes have even posted pictures of their jizz-soaked conquests in the Players Log thread before. If that doesn't flag "pornographic" I don't know what does.

Post: #6

I have not lurked in the players log forum. Should I tread lightly in murky waters?

Post: #7

Just google "free proxy" or some variation of that and then you can browse all you want.

Post: #8

https://www.rooshvforum.com

Use the HTTPS

Post: #9

Yeah shit is getting serious even a coffee shop here in Canada named Tim Hortons banned Rooshv.com! Oh shit... hope Scotian doesn't read this

Post: #10

(02-09-2016 06:36 AM)Captain Gh Wrote:  Yeah shit is getting serious even a coffee shop here in Canada named Tim Hortons banned Rooshv.com! Oh shit... hope Scotian doesn't read this

Just don't tell him that you're from Ontario and you should be fine.

Post: #11

Using the https only adds encryption to the connections, it still uses the same destination so it won't circumvent firewalls. You'll need a VPN, there are some free ones.

Post: #12

Check out Karma.

https://yourkarma.com/how-it-works#faq-1-refuel

Just remember to turn off the device when it is not in use. Disable pictures and and videos.

You'll be paying $149 upfront. If you buy data, you can keep it forever until you use it up.

Here is there is prepaid plans.

Quote: 1GB for $14, 5GB for $59, or 10GB for $99.

Post: #13

(02-09-2016 06:36 AM)Captain Gh Wrote:  Yeah shit is getting serious even a coffee shop here in Canada named Tim Hortons banned Rooshv.com! Oh shit... hope Scotian doesn't read this

Timmy's blocks ROK also. I have emailed them to complain about it several times. They just ignore me.

Post: #14

I find the feminism to be a few notches higher in Canada than the U.S., so it comes as no surprise Tim Horton's would be against not just Roosh forum but *any* site with Red Pill leanings. Every time I stop into Tim's (which is not often), I see nothing but short-haired/dyed-in-the-wool entitled feminists eager to blow out some guy who asks them out. That world renowned Canadian 'friendliness' only seems to emanate from MALES.

But as others said, use a VPN... at least until Timmy's block ALL VPNs as Paypal has.

Post: #15

I used to use "Hide My Ass" online proxy servers at high school so I could play flash games.
It's probably still up and running.

Edit: Never mind, they're charging money for it now. Gay.
You can just google "free online proxy server" and find something in the top few slots.

Post: #16

(02-09-2016 04:16 PM)Hades Wrote:  I used to use "Hide My Ass" online proxy servers at high school so I could play flash games.
It's probably still up and running.

Edit: Never mind, they're charging money for it now. Gay.
You can just google "free online proxy server" and find something in the top few slots.

It's not gay. It's quite a common misconception that software and SAAS (Software as a Service) should be free. Why? Food isn't free at the supermarket, neither is the taxi you call. Why should software be free then? Actually I'd rather pay a minimal monthly fee ($5-$15) for a VPN that I'd constantly use. It's more likely to be safe and gives you more options. For flash games I certainly wouldn't want to pay either but then again, I wouldn't play flash games even if I were paid for it.

There are tons of great free VPNs for casual use. For Android I've used TunnelBear and FlashVPN. Can recommend both. Just google "free vpn X" where X is your OS.

Post: #17

(02-09-2016 02:57 PM)PolymathGuru Wrote:  Check out Karma.

https://yourkarma.com/how-it-works#faq-1-refuel

Just remember to turn off the device when it is not in use. Disable pictures and and videos.

You'll be paying $149 upfront. If you buy data, you can keep it forever until you use it up.

Here is there is prepaid plans.

Quote: 1GB for $14, 5GB for $59, or 10GB for $99.

Also try FreedomPop, 1 GB free data if you add "friends" (there's an email list at slickdeals). I'm still pissed at Karma for killing off neverstop unlimited after one month. FP has an LTE USB modem for $20 and a hotspot for $30. Just make sure to turn off all the free trial services they stack on when you sign up!

Post: #18

Hola is another good VPN service.

Post: #19

(02-09-2016 05:02 PM)DJ-Matt Wrote:  

(02-09-2016 02:57 PM)PolymathGuru Wrote:  Check out Karma.

https://yourkarma.com/how-it-works#faq-1-refuel

Just remember to turn off the device when it is not in use. Disable pictures and and videos.

You'll be paying $149 upfront. If you buy data, you can keep it forever until you use it up.

Here is there is prepaid plans.

Quote: 1GB for $14, 5GB for $59, or 10GB for $99.

Also try FreedomPop, 1 GB free data if you add "friends" (there's an email list at slickdeals). I'm still pissed at Karma for killing off neverstop unlimited after one month. FP has an LTE USB modem for $20 and a hotspot for $30. Just make sure to turn off all the free trial services they stack on when you sign up!

I don't trust freedom pop. I tried shopping them out but I couldn't find the prices on their phones. When asking for coverage, they were requesting my email. Do you have a good experience with them?

Post: #20

(02-09-2016 05:34 PM)PolymathGuru Wrote:  

(02-09-2016 05:02 PM)DJ-Matt Wrote:  

(02-09-2016 02:57 PM)PolymathGuru Wrote:  Check out Karma.

https://yourkarma.com/how-it-works#faq-1-refuel

Just remember to turn off the device when it is not in use. Disable pictures and and videos.

You'll be paying $149 upfront. If you buy data, you can keep it forever until you use it up.

Here is there is prepaid plans.

Quote: 1GB for $14, 5GB for $59, or 10GB for $99.

Also try FreedomPop, 1 GB free data if you add "friends" (there's an email list at slickdeals). I'm still pissed at Karma for killing off neverstop unlimited after one month. FP has an LTE USB modem for $20 and a hotspot for $30. Just make sure to turn off all the free trial services they stack on when you sign up!

I don't trust freedom pop. I tried shopping them out but I couldn't find the prices on their phones. When asking for coverage, they were requesting my email. Do you have a good experience with them?

I've been with them since the start, originally had the WiMAX only "Photon" device (which looks exactly like Karma's) and never been charged anything extra. People who get nailed are ones who suck up a ton of data before Sprint reports it back to their system and get hit with overages. Either that or they forget to turn off the extras.

Basically you want to switch off auto-topup, so that it shuts off after the 1 GB freebie is exhausted.

Their public website where you shop for devices is really badly designed the best way is to just visit slickdeals and search for "freedompop".

Post: #21

(02-09-2016 05:01 PM)marty Wrote:  

(02-09-2016 04:16 PM)Hades Wrote:  I used to use "Hide My Ass" online proxy servers at high school so I could play flash games.
It's probably still up and running.

Edit: Never mind, they're charging money for it now. Gay.
You can just google "free online proxy server" and find something in the top few slots.

It's not gay. It's quite a common misconception that software and SAAS (Software as a Service) should be free. Why? Food isn't free at the supermarket, neither is the taxi you call. Why should software be free then? Actually I'd rather pay a minimal monthly fee ($5-$15) for a VPN that I'd constantly use. It's more likely to be safe and gives you more options. For flash games I certainly wouldn't want to pay either but then again, I wouldn't play flash games even if I were paid for it.

There are tons of great free VPNs for casual use. For Android I've used TunnelBear and FlashVPN. Can recommend both. Just google "free vpn X" where X is your OS.

I agree that software developers should be able to make money, but it's indian giving to offer something for free and then suddenly decide to charge for it. There's lots of other free proxy type websites out there, though.