Several years ago, a good friend of mine worked as an electrical engineer for a company here in Silicon Valley. It was a pretty cool company, and they made pretty cool chips for networking applications.
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Ironically, they were incredible tyrants internally when it came to “personal internet usage” – which meant they monitored and/or shut off common ports at the workstations of individual engineers. So while you could be designing a microprocessor capable of routing Gigabit traffic, you couldn’t actually use any of it for common applications like accessing My Yahoo or eBay.
At the time, I wanted to help my friend set up an anonymizing proxy server so he could still access personal email at work. Unfortunately, at the time, it seemed like too much effort.
Quit all Adobe applications. Click the downloaded.dmg file. In case of Camera Raw 10.5, double-click the.zip file to unzip it. Double-click the.pkg file to start the installer. Follow the onscreen instructions. Restart your Adobe applications. Adobe has stopped providing updates for Camera Raw Compatibility for CS4 and older. While I understand the desire to end support for legacy software, Adobe's short product life. If you haven't been able to update the Camera Raw plug-in for Elements, follow these steps: Download and install the latest Camera Raw version from Camera Raw plug-in installer. Quit all Adobe applications. On macOS, double-click the.dmg file to mount it. On Windows double-click the downloaded. Zip file to unzip. Camera raw for mac update.
Well, it’s a few years late, but here is an excellent post on how to set up an anonymous proxy server on your home machine running Mac OS X, and then use it at work to avoid internal monitoring and/or blocking.
Please note, before you click the link, the blog that has the article features some unsavory language in its topics and related posts. I’m rating it “AL” for adult language. It’s still a really useful post, however.
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There is something still very cool about Mac OS X being unix at heart. Little tricks like this just remind me of that fact.
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