It appears the US Department of Defense caught on to the PR site, attempted to access realitymod.com from NMCI (Navy & Marine Corps Intranet) Network & all I got was:
"ACCESS DENIED!
Site is Gaming related."
Haters.
DoD Networks
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=]H[= BrewCrew
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barbdwyer22
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Re: DoD Networks
Hah, yeah, that is unfortunate but I imagine after the publicity of BF2 and service members looking for a reality mod for it, was not hard to come across.
Luckily they have not caught on to my guilds website for Warhammer Online.
Then again it does not matter because I am going on Terminal tomorrow. WEEEE!
Luckily they have not caught on to my guilds website for Warhammer Online.
Then again it does not matter because I am going on Terminal tomorrow. WEEEE![img]http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/rr28/barbdwyer22/n999931228_30013837_8327-1.jpg[/img]
USMC Infantry (0341) :d rillserg
USMC Infantry (0341) :d rillserg
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Solid Knight
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Re: DoD Networks
The DoD instituted a crack down on mis-use of their networks a few years back and put filters in place that block sites that aren't useful to performing your job. As a technician I was glad because it reduced the number of "OMG I DOWNLOADED AND INSTALLED BONZAI BUDDY WHAT DO I DO NOW?" tickets. Also, as a technician I was glad because it was deemed that my account needed to be able to bypass the filter. Made my job easier and it didn't change my surfing habits; although I spent a lot of time on tech sites soaking up information.