"Didn't you pay any attention to what happened with the "censorship" in Australia? It was a complete failure."
What do you mean? It works and still exsits in Australia. Many child pornography sites are blocked along with other sites. If the site is overseas then it is easy to block as there isn't to many internet pipes going out of Australia to the world.You would just need to tell the ISPs which transport internet into Austrlia to block these certain addresses.
The only problem with having a Lab full of linux computers is that they can only me used for the teaching of limux and programs under linux.
For example you have a young class in a lab trying to learn the basics of WORD. They cannot do this on a Linux only box. Having just a dediacted lab is expensive for a school and which is why many schools have opted to use a linux server that students telnet into. That way other students can still learn about the wonders of WORD in that same computer lab.
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"Didn't you pay any attention to what happened with the "censorship" in Australia? It was a complete failure."
What do you mean? It works and still exsits in Australia. Many child pornography sites are blocked along with other sites. If the site is overseas then it is easy to block as there isn't to many internet pipes going out of Australia to the world.You would just need to tell the ISPs which transport internet into Austrlia to block these certain addresses.
I dont think we should worry about AOL users not being able to send e-mails. Infact I think AOL are doing us a favour.
I treid to get Adware to remove Windows but it didn't work.
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The only problem with having a Lab full of linux computers is that they can only me used for the teaching of limux and programs under linux. For example you have a young class in a lab trying to learn the basics of WORD. They cannot do this on a Linux only box. Having just a dediacted lab is expensive for a school and which is why many schools have opted to use a linux server that students telnet into. That way other students can still learn about the wonders of WORD in that same computer lab.