TFL is NOT a website promoting violence.
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Mike Irwin
Staff
Two weeks ago I thought I was dead in the water for access to TFL when we went to a new configuration at the office.
Tried logging in and got a security violation because of "weapons."
Later that day the barriers were dropped... Curious...
And oh man, someone just made microwave popcorn here at the office. WHY does that stuff smell so freaking good?
Tried logging in and got a security violation because of "weapons."
Later that day the barriers were dropped... Curious...
And oh man, someone just made microwave popcorn here at the office. WHY does that stuff smell so freaking good?
MuzzleBlast
New member
The web filters here screen out EAA's website, but no other gun-related website I can find. Maybe because there are pictures of fully-dressed women with firearms?
MitchSchaft
New member
Where I work, this website is blocked. But 2nd Amendment, like GOA's website, sites are not blocked.
MeekAndMild
New member
One of my friend's wives is chief of computer security for a big corporation. So she monitors how much time is wasted at various websites then applies filters depending on how many people spend too much time where.
The first sites she had to close down were surprisingly ...car parts catalogs, racing and football sites, then the matchmaker sites, then around a month before hunting season started last year she had to start filtering anything related to guns, outdoors and hunting.
Her decision wasn't political, just to save the company network costs related to hobbies.
The first sites she had to close down were surprisingly ...car parts catalogs, racing and football sites, then the matchmaker sites, then around a month before hunting season started last year she had to start filtering anything related to guns, outdoors and hunting.
Her decision wasn't political, just to save the company network costs related to hobbies.