Paul McNett escribió: > Ricardo Aráoz wrote: > >> Stephen Russell wrote: >> >>> On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 8:13 AM, Kurt Wendt <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Stephen - thanks for that additional feedback & the YouTube video - >>>> although, I won't be able to view it here at work since they have this >>>> bloody web access blocking SW - Barracude - which stops us from >>>> accessing sites like that here at work! >>>> >>>> >>> --------------------------------------------------------------- >>> >>> I know that feeling. I am now contracting at a bank and I have the >>> same stupid policy in place. >>> >>> No twitter is really pissing me off as well. >>> >>> >>> >> Lucky for me, twitter is not blocked here. But I can't download mail >> through TB. Is there a way to configure TB to download Gmail posts >> through HTTP? Or am I just talking nonsense? >> > > I think every worker everywhere needs to refuse to use their company's broken > Internet connection. Just stop using the Internet at work, especially if the > business > relies on it. > > Paul > Nope, they don't rely on it. I need it when I have doubts or need to google something when programming. Problem is the admins are not knowledgeable blokes, so when in doubt they block everything. I think they haven't blocked twitter just because they don't know about it. I was hoping to find an http workaround in order to be able to get my mail at work. Currently I get my mail at home and then read it at work.
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