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Re:Don't text 'beer' in Korea: Words that trigger teen alerts by seanmcdirmid on Friday May 15, 2015 @07:34PM (#9554316)
Hey, at least you don't live in China....
Re:Don't text 'beer' in Korea: Words that trigger teen alerts by netheril96 on Saturday May 16, 2015 @04:33AM (#9555429)
As a Chinese citizen, I regular browse the Internet through a VPN server in South Korea just so that I can use Google to solve my technical problems. And Gmail. And stackoverflow. And travis-ci. And GitHub Gist. And Rubygems.
Re:Don't text 'beer' in Korea: Words that trigger teen alerts by seanmcdirmid on Saturday May 16, 2015 @06:20AM (#9555618)
I've given up on VPNs...they just seem to be so flaky that after you pay your one year subscription fee, they are then blocked by the government.

I just use Bing (disclosure: MS employee but would like search engine choice).

Re:Don't text 'beer' in Korea: Words that trigger teen alerts by c1 on Saturday May 16, 2015 @08:43AM (#9555876)
Red Apricot (Hong Xing) have been working well for almost a year.

It's a Chrome extension. Based on sockets proxy.

Occasionally, it got blocked, but they would recover it in the next day.

Re:Don't text 'beer' in Korea: Words that trigger teen alerts by netheril96 on Sunday May 17, 2015 @09:19PM (#9562460)
Buy a VPS and set up your own VPN. It is much cheaper and less likely to be targeted.
Re:Don't text 'beer' in Korea: Words that trigger teen alerts by molikto on Friday May 15, 2015 @10:01PM (#9554735)
Hi, what's your current project now?
Re:Don't text 'beer' in Korea: Words that trigger teen alerts by seanmcdirmid on Saturday May 16, 2015 @12:31AM (#9555065)
Same as always, working on a grand live programming demo for the end of this summer.