Re: anonymous http redirectors?

[http://www.bfnet.com/~robert (Red Hat Linux User)]

 > From: Peter <http://www.idiom.com/~peter>
 > Date: Thu  Oct  2,  1:33pm
 >
 > Hi Robert,

Hi.  My e-mail still a bit screwed up.  I hope this e-mail gets to you.

 > Are you in Boston yet? 

Well, not exactly Boston -- nH to be exact.  Yeah.  It was a long
trip strewn with many car break-downs (unfortunately).

 > Got a new job? 

No.  I was offered to continue work on the accounting system in a telecommuting
capacity, but I declined.  I want to work on some of the ideas I've been
thinking about for a while.  Also, I'm mostly waiting for Noelle to get a job,
and then working around that instead.

 > What's new in general?

Not too much.  I need to get a POP mailbox, but on a computer that also has
SSH so I can do secure mail transfers.  And then sign up for a newsfeed and
I can do everything else from home!  (The beauty of Linux!)

 > I just returned from 10 days in Israel, which was very fun.
 > 
 > On another topic (privacy), I think I remember you mentioning
 > a way to access the WWW via an anonymous redirection
 > facility provided at some web site.
 > I want to search for some stuff, and right now my only WWW access
 > is via work. Does what I'm talking about ring a bell?
 > 
 > Hope you are well and doing fun work!
 > 
 > PAH

Right.  www.anonymizer.com  It's not very good, though, because the actual
visited URLs are still transmitted.  I was working on a proxy that would
encrypt those, but it was becoming way too complex and I gave up.  If you do
find something better than anonymizer, tell me!