Herhalde sansürcü mevkiiler bunu anlamış olacak ki bazı sitelere bunun üzerinde IP yasaklaması da getirdiler. Gariptir ki bu tüm yasaklı sitelere getirilmedi, hatta benim bildiğim bir tek youtube.com adresine getirildi.

Neyse, peki çareler tükenmiş midir? Tabi ki hayır. Öncelikle burda anlatacağımı yapıp kullanıma sunmuş siteler zaten var.

İçlerinden en çok kullanılanları:

http://www.vtunnel.com/ ve http://www.ninjacloak.com (yeni pencerede açılırlar)

Ancak bu sitelerde kullanılan sistemi kendi sitenize de kurmanız mümkün, kullanılan yazılımın ism:

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On another note, rest in peace Akın Öncül, he may be seen playing the sax on  the above video as well as the guitar on following videos which are being prepared.

 Bilkent University MBA

I’m doing it part time, 3 years, no rush

During the week of 2-7 October, I was participating at the CeBIT Eurasia İstanbul fair on behalf of my partner companies BiometriCS and TürkTrust. Overall we had a great time, meeting new people, acquiring new business opportunities, and of course checking out the new technologies.

Lots of pictures were taken, here is a sample of them them.

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It seems as though all the negative campaigns against Türk Telekom has paid off. They announced today that virtually all the ADSL pakets they offer will see speed increases of 400%.

Hurray! No more 256Kbit crap!
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I came upon the car of a popular driving school in Ankara, namely, Başkent Sürücü Kursu. I was generally on the lookout these days for a good driving school for my brother, and it was easy to notice with internet addresses etc written on the car.

And here is what happened next:

1. The driving school’s car came all the way to like an inch of my rear bumper.
2. He then tried to overtake from the right and nearly ramming me to the wall in the process (there was a car in front of me and barely enough room to get in).

Yes, this same company is supposed to teach new drivers to an already disgusting traffic. Well Done.

The reason for this is that Japan now uses fiber-optic lines, delivered to every home while most other countries, including Turkey, still use the traditional copper telephone wires. The Turkish infrastructure is especially outdated, with still ADSL being used instead of ADSL2+.

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