Using a router server to filter the Internet?

[Leo J Mauler]

On Tue, 04 May 2004 08:06:30 -0500 Jason Clinton <me at jasonclinton.com>
writes:
> On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 22:36, Leo J Mauler wrote:
> > However, what exactly are they doing to accomplish 
> > the server-side Internet filtering?  I'm presuming some 
> > sort of HTTP proxy and IP address blocking, but are 
> > there other elements to use as well?
> 
> ... or you could let a 14 year old go through normal sexual 
> development but we've already had that flam ewar ... If I 
> were going to violate my principles, I'd use an HTTP logger 
> to log the said teenager's traffic and then let him know that 
> he's being watched. Probably a better parrenting approach, 
> anyways. Set up expectations to be met individually, etc, 
> etc... 

Oh don't get me started about the disagreement I have with the
grandparents about the nephew's natural sexual interests. I just don't
get into trying to persuade my father-in-law to do anything he isn't
already inclined to do.

The weird thing about it is that [a] running a HTTP logger would be just
what my father-in-law wants, and [b] he's not technical enough to
understand how to get to the log files, let alone read them.

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