A Very Easy SSH Proxy/Tunnel
Whether your ISP is filtering content or you just want some privacy on the internet, there is always a quick solution, and it is surprisingly easy to set up.
Basically, all you need to do is SSH to any Shell account that you have access to (it can even be your own PC from another location) with the option -D. For example:
ssh -D 7070 user@site.com
will connect to site.com as user, and create a proxy server at port 7070 (this does not need to be set up on the shell).
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