Proxy

[Sarah]

The written appointment of a proctor in suits in theecclesiastical courts. Burrill.

[Sarah]

A sort of middle

[Sarah]

Internet tool used by:

1. people to retain their anonymity.
2. trolls to evade bans on websites.
3. idiots to access websites they shouldn't be accessing when they should be working.

Proxies are usually marketed towards the latter.

[Sarah]

acting as substitute for another, or what h4x0rs use to be invisible

[Sarah]

A nifty little thing to use when you get permaband

[Sarah]

the ultimate weapon for school kids everywhere, there will never be a shortage of them so there will always be one that works

[Magaret]

A server which enables you to browse the internet privately under a different IP Address. It basically emulates you browsing the web on a different computer hooked up to a different internet connection. Due to proxy servers being remote and possibly far away from you, they are usually slow or slower than your normal [internet speed]. Using a [proxy server] does not mean that your computer does not record your [internet history], which will have to be cleared by you manually. Also, see proxy server.

[Monty]

A person or [object] that is looking particularly good. When [peng] is not deserved, and often used for things when seen for [the first time].

[Jessica]

To have sex with someone [by proxy], [ie]. their brother or [sister].

[Julian]

The authority to represent someone else, especially in voting.

[Dianne]

authority given to a person to act for someone else, such as by voting for them in an election, or the person who this authority is given to:

[Vania]

Digital identity solution for employees and visitors. A software product by Proxy