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Excerpt: This is completely too complicated. Not only is it a big bloated walkthrough, but your traffic is still unencrypted. Unless your school, work or other bought their filter technology more than 4 years or so ago, they can still see the header of your packets and where they’re headed. Even if you have a proxy set up remotely, they’ll still see that the request is eventually headed to, say, facebook, and will break the connection. No, you have to encrypt the ENTIRE stream. This is done with a simple SSH server on the server-side, can be a laptop, or thin client if…
Breaking firewalls with SSH and puTTY – NOT with a proxy.
February 11, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Overclocking Android Phones
February 10, 2010 by Leave a Comment
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Excerpt: There’s a lot of buzz regarding overclocking mobile devices, especially Android phones. My MotoDroid performs at around 550 mHz out of the box. Using custom ROMs and an app called “SetCPU”, (See more here.) I was able to change the clock speed on the processor in my phone. However, I did not OVERclock it, I actually UNDERclocked it. Why? Here are my thoughts. There’s a lot of talk out there about overclocking just about any device, whether it be your super quintillion-core gaming rig, or even your DD-WRT enabled router, if you know how, you can overclock it. To those that are unfamiliar…
