Sites Blocked by Internet Filtering Programs
This is actually very interesting research into what sites are being blocked by this sort of software. And it should give pause to the typical knee-jerk demands to have it installed everywhere where there might possibly be a kid. Unless of course, you attend the kindergarten in Estonia who’s site has been blocked, they must be up to something *L*.
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