The file is reachable
https://merandd.googlecode.com/files/fook10b86.rar
That blog explains a little how-to, though not really important. I ran the file and it already had a brief how-to inside, plus there was not much fiddling around anyway. You just run it and set the IE proxy as 127.0.0.1:8000. That's it. I left it that way overnight when my calibre was set to fetch news, then changed the IE setting back to "no proxy" in the morning. I didn't notice any difference when I surfed the net using firefox and chrome. But as an IT newbie, I don't really know how many things the IE proxy setting affects so I turn it off when I'm using the computer.
The blog post reads
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使用说明
Fookproxy很容易使用，只需三个步骤：
第一步：下载解压代理客户端：点此下载
第二步：配置浏览器：设置浏览器HTTP代理服务器地址：127.0.0.1 端口： 8000 。点击这里查看各浏览器详细设置教程。
第三步：打开Fookproxy文件夹内的 Fook.exe，点击主界面的启动按钮，代理开始工作。
使用过程中遇到问题可先参考常见问题 ，如自行无法解决，请通过下面的联系方式获取技术支持！
局部地区访问网页如提示10053、10054错误，请点界面设置，在23行处修改https=False 为https=True即可解决问题。
备注说明
1、共享帐号内置在代理客户端，密码会不定期更新。
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其实就是wallproxy的gae版。 用以前一个类似的东西-ezproxy更省事，永久有效。
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CAUTION: The one collateral problem GFW caused is that I'm forced to trust these little programs that come from unknown sources. So I only use them on a non-essential netbook with not much personal data, no credit card information, business stuff or online trading information on it, just to be on the safe side. The netbook is my entertainment center loaded with movies, music and ebooks, nothing more.