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  1. Winstin Moody Winstin Moody

    i need a proxy, any one got one?

    Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:50:05 UTC from web
    1. Scribus Scribus

      @hayseed There's always TOR, The Onion Router. It's a whole proxy network!

      Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:50:37 UTC from web
      1. Winstin Moody Winstin Moody

        @insaneclownscribus can i get a link? pretty please?

        Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:51:47 UTC from web
        1. Scribus Scribus

          @hayseed Well, it's something that needs to be installed, too, so if you're like at school then I'm afraid it won't be as easy as a web proxy.

          Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:52:50 UTC from web
          1. Winstin Moody Winstin Moody

            @insaneclownscribus im on my laptop

            Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:53:13 UTC from web
            1. Scribus Scribus

              @hayseed Then here you go: https://www.torproject.org/ It can be a bit slow, it's all volunteer bandwidth donations and stuff, but it's pretty secure if you use it right.

              Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:54:27 UTC from web
              1. Omni Omni

                @insaneclownscribus @hayseed Don't be stupid enough to log into your bank account or anything important, though, the last "proxy" in the connection can see all the stuff you send through it (much like a normal proxy).

                Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:56:28 UTC from web
                1. Scribus Scribus

                  @omni I was under the impression that that was still httpS, though, so it should still be encrypted, right? I mean, sound advice, that, but I did think it was still "standardly" secured.

                  Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:57:47 UTC from web
                  1. Omni Omni

                    @insaneclownscribus You make a valid point here, I suppose I could be wrong. I just know that the encryption Tor adds to it only goes up to the last proxy, and that the last one doesn't have any of the Tor encryption on it, but I have no clue if the SSL encryption will still work properly.

                    Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:59:25 UTC from web
                    1. Scribus Scribus

                      @omni Last time I was poking around on Tor, it looked like it also had an "HTTPS everywhere" plugin enabled, so any site that can receive SSL should default to it, but I could be mistaken and either way it is indeed something to remain mindful of.

                      Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 19:01:41 UTC from web
          2. Winstin Moody Winstin Moody

            @insaneclownscribus do you know of any web proxies?

            Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:53:47 UTC from web
            1. Scribus Scribus

              @hayseed Web proxies, I do not know. Never really trusted them personally, sorry.

              Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:54:43 UTC from web
    2. Crusader 8 Crusader 8

      @hayseed I wrote "Black Lotus" on a plains card. #

      Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:50:50 UTC from web
      1. Scribus Scribus

        @thehighlander I used a Forest for my "Phage the Untouchable" holographic that I keep in one of those fancy-pants rigid plastic cases.

        Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:52:24 UTC from web
        1. Crusader 8 Crusader 8

          @insaneclownscribus noice. My current decks have no fancy cards sadly, for I sol almost all of them. My budget fairies is a far cry from the dark time of Counter-fairie with Cryptic Command and Mistbind Clique and whatnot. But the good news is that it shuts down casual games with Cursed Totem, Equilibrium and Spellstutter Sprite

          Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:55:28 UTC from web
          1. Scribus Scribus

            @thehighlander My current deck has an enchantment that gives me one life for every attacking creature, and two life for every creature I control who blocks. It's like, "Go ahead, just try and hurt me."

            Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:56:49 UTC from web
            1. Crusader 8 Crusader 8

              @insaneclownscribus I just use Brigid, Hero of Kinsbaile and Basilisk Collar. Shuts down 95% of all combat.

              Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:58:41 UTC from web
              1. Scribus Scribus

                @thehighlander Fun times. I've thought about building a blue/red permission/burn deck, just to try playing with no permanents at all in my deck, but I don't have enough of the right cards for it.

                Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 18:59:31 UTC from web
                1. Crusader 8 Crusader 8

                  @insaneclownscribus i don't think that play style works anymore. It's too field-intensive these days and trying to maintain field control with zero field has been proven suicide in my group one too many times.

                  Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 19:00:49 UTC from web
                  1. Scribus Scribus

                    @thehighlander I haven't played in . . . shoot, maybe like 5 years. When did they introduce "Indestructable" as an ability? Before that.

                    Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 19:02:16 UTC from web
                    1. Crusader 8 Crusader 8

                      @insaneclownscribus dude indest. was like thousands of years ago.

                      Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 19:03:28 UTC from web
                      1. Scribus Scribus

                        @thehighlander Then I quit playing thousands of years ago, I guess. XD #

                        Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 19:23:47 UTC from MuSTArDroid
    3. Scribus Scribus

      @thatonestocking Oh, you're right, you've got me there. Allow me to specify, "no permanent spells," since lands aren't spells.

      Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 19:02:45 UTC from web
    4. Scribus Scribus

      Aaannyway, I've gotta get to work. Later daze, RDN!

      Tuesday, 30-Oct-12 19:03:18 UTC from web