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Offline vyper

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When do you think Rainbow Six will become an american classic?


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Offline phreak

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its a good book and on top of it, a bunch of hippies get fragged.
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They are really pushing me....
same thing at my school lol...kinda cool 'cos you can try to hack the servers lol

 
They are really pushing me....
My high school's security system is the dumbest.  You can't click the start menu or access anything other that my documents, right?  Well, the stupid ****ers that installed the computers forgot to take the address bar out of folder toolbars!!  How the **** do you miss that?!  If i could remember the name of the software i'd get a hack to bypass it, but all i know is that you hit ctrl-shift-esc to open the password window...
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Offline Anaz

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My high school's security system is utter, absolute, ****. It is hillarious. So they have FoolProof, and they use a Novell networking client. In the Novell client, you can open help. In help you can browse the directory structure by clicking on "open" in the file menu. In there, you can delete the security system before it can turn itself on. Funny as hell. Since they are also running peice-of-****e 95, you can simply hit "tab" on start up, and boot to dos. Viola. Delete security system.

Drives me nuts...
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Offline CP5670

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They installed all kinds of security things on the computer at my school, which made the computers extremely slow (10-minute startup time and delayed keystrokes that sometimes went up to a second) and resulted in very frequent crashes. Some functionality was also disabled; the start menu has nothing in it, none of the windows hotkeys worked (including ctrl-alt-del), and several other such things. Of course, they forgot that the "open file" dialog in most Windows programs (Word, VC++, etc.) is essentially an explorer window in itself lets the user mess around with the hard disk at will. :rolleyes: At least there were no internet restrictions, last I remember anyway.

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To kill a mocking bird is queer. Its hard for me to get into a book if I DON'T FRICKEN CARE. I hate those "Hey we are poor kids in the south, lets see what kind of trouble we can get into when we walk over to mr. wilson's house and step in his rose garden while using poor grammar, yet fancy words" books.


oh this one; all-time third worst book I have read. :p (and I know exactly where you are coming from; okay, these kids got in trouble for acting like morons, who gives a rat's posterior?) It seems that they pretty much always pick the crappiest books they can find for english classes. I cannot recall ever reading anything good there, and all of the really terrible stuff I have read has been for school.

 

Offline Black Wolf

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Originally posted by CP5670
It seems that they pretty much always pick the crappiest books they can find for english classes. I cannot recall ever reading anything good there, and all of the really terrible stuff I have read has been for school.




I have been lucky in that I have had one or two decent english books - We did Tomorrow when the war began in year 9, That 413 (or something) degrees Farenheit in year 10, and The Handmaids tale (but that was for Lit, not regular english) last year (12). The syllabus also included Frankenstein, which my class didn't do, but I did use it in the end because it was such a good book. I know of some other schools where they've done 1984 and a few other good ones. Plus we've done documentaries, Year 11 and 12 english get to do whatever movies and TV shows they want as non print media, and in year 8 the year after I did it, the school started doing Star Wars ANH as their primary english movie :D.

Out of curiosity have they disabled Australian Google? It might not be quite as large as the american one, but at least you'll get websites in English.
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Offline Nico

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you can complain. what about A judgement in Stone by Ruth Rendell? Tho I gotta admit the end is cool.
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Offline Stunaep

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Originally posted by Knight Templar

Same thing basically happens when the class can't figure out why a bunch of zero's are being typed on Word and I tell them they need to take their elbow off of the number pad.

That actually happened to me once....

*runs*
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Offline Nico

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Originally posted by Stunaep

That actually happened to me once....

*runs*


you couldn't figure it out by yourself?
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Offline 01010

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Originally posted by vyper
[q]Tried to point it out and got into a ****load of trouble for it.

So when I got the chance I formatted the ****er[/q]

Good thinking, thats the kinda stuff I used to do at High School. :D


I only really did it because they accused me of causing trouble when all I was doing was pointing out a loophole. They weren't even connected to the internet so Internet Explorer wasn't even necessary on the machines.
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Offline SKYNET-011

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Originally posted by demon442
My high school's security system is the dumbest.  You can't click the start menu or access anything other that my documents, right?  Well, the stupid ****ers that installed the computers forgot to take the address bar out of folder toolbars!!  How the **** do you miss that?!  If i could remember the name of the software i'd get a hack to bypass it, but all i know is that you hit ctrl-shift-esc to open the password window...


Was the security program Deepfreeze by chance?
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Offline Kamikaze

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heh, I have so many oppurtunities at my school to screw everything over it's funny..... (I have frequent temptations to format the shared student drive)

ignoring that our system is relatively okay, I can use google and the menus and shortcuts are almost all functional...
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Offline Petrarch of the VBB

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I agree, my college has blocked off the 3DAP Dynamic servers (but not 3DAP itself) so I can't access these forums from college... but I can access pretty much everything else.


it's the other way round here at Brighouse High School (B.H.S- Big Heap of ****), they have blocked anything on 3DAP itself, so i can still get on here by typing dynamic4,gamespy etc, but most avatars and **** are just red Xs.

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lol, at our Uni they obviously made some poor sod go around all 3,000 computers in the LRC and glue the damn balls in.

Which means when they get caked in crap you can no longer clean them out.  
 


They've done that too, bastards. they said they couldn't afford to replace the mouse balls, claiming they cost upwards of £10!


Oh, and they don't seem to realise that, when in word, you can Ctrl-O, right click, and get into windows explorer, giving you access to ALL DRIVES!

Another thing, the twat who runs te department wiped my user profile ALL MY FUKCING COURSEWORK! just because I had put FS2View into my profile so i could get FS ships at school (basing GCSE graphics aroung FS, you see) HE still hasn't restored them. Before I leave I am going to drop a ****ing brick on his head.
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Offline an0n

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an0n's guide to getting around school computer defences

DISCLAIMER: I know I'd only get *****ed at for suggesting any hacker-type, 'evil' methods for getting around the security doo-hickeys so I'll keep it nice and PG rated

To put it simply, if it could be explained how to do it in a single post then you're retarded for not already knowing.

This aside, there are two main ways to disable the crappy-ass firewally whatsists. You can either wait till your IT teacher leaves the little cupboard where the server is kept to go get some coffee, nip inside and add a parameter to the security systems auto-run entry in the registry so it's inactive when the server boots up.

Or, you can engage in passive resistance until they take the damn things down, refusing to do any work on the computers until the offendnig programs are removed in their entirety.

The third and most blatantly spiteful method is to learn that pressing F8 at boot can be used to call up a DOS prompt, then go around del-tree'ing every computer in the school. But depending on how good your sys admin is they might be able to simply restore all the computers to their default remotely and en-masse (as my college does every 2 weeks).


Okay, I'm done.


Anyway, time for my little addition to the "Well, at my school" conversation:

My college had the most socially inept bunch of geeks e'er to be seen in sunlight. With their thick, plastic glasses and tweed jumpers there they would sit, in the Physics computer-room. Legend has it that they would sit there for hours on end, sometimes even from dawn till dusk, plotting, programming, compiling and exploiting. The greatest of them all: Beefy, a boy who no matter what deodorant or cologne he applied would smeel constantly of beef and sweat, and Proxy, a boy so socially inept that he had passed through the lower social regions from geek to loser, loser to homo, homo to hacker-homo, hacker-homo to Elfen Warrior of the 32nd level. There they would sit, leading what we affectionately refered to as the DOOM-Club, hacking the main server, locking all the first-years accounts, disabling firewalls so they could play Multiplayer Warcraft and Delta Force, reading through teacher's e-mails, all the while un-noticed by one of the finest damn system administration teams I have ever seen. In all of the 2 years of their operation they were ne'er defeated by the 4 A-level IT professors who manned the server around the clock, 4 vast, evil, heartless men who did thing like deny access to regedit and set the server to delete all exe's from user-disk-space. And then, during the Great Redecoration, the Physics lab was no more. With Proxy heading off for university and the DOOM-Club lackeys disbanding in search of higher-resolutions and force-feedback joysticks, the DOOM-Club became no more. And now Beefy sits all alone, in the bowels of the college, down in the dank, dark basement in the Psychology computer room playing Elastomania and dreaming of a day when he will once again have friends. The day when he will finally walk forth into the world as a King of the 120th level.

Some say, that if you listen carefully as the sun is setting and the cleaners are leaving for the night you can hear his solitary, piercing howl echoing out into the night. His lonely, nightly scream; "PROOOXXXYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"......
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They are really pushing me....
our school technician gets pretty pissed of when you change the backgrounds/desktops, porbably becuase he has to stop watching Bargain Hunt on the tv's that arent out in a class, and get off his ass to change the desktop back.  So the desktop properties are disabled.  Infact all the properties menus for anything are disabled... though he still hasnt found a way of stopping the "set as background" function in MS paint  :wink:

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Offline Fineus

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playing Elastomania

Sad thing is, half our class plays this when we should be learning about the joy of databases...

 

Offline SKYNET-011

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Originally posted by an0n:
The third and most blatantly spiteful method is to learn that pressing F8 at boot can be used to call up a DOS prompt, then go around del-tree'ing every computer in the school. But depending on how good your sys admin is they might be able to simply restore all the computers to their default remotely and en-masse (as my college does every 2 weeks).
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What if the program disables floppy booting and the F8 menu?
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Offline Zeronet

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Our school system isnt facist really, cept for the banning of being able to right click. Its tougher than the days we used to nuke each others computers(for the unenlightened among you, this means using a program which causes another computer on the network to reboot).
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Offline an0n

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Originally posted by SKYNET-011


What if the program disables floppy booting and the F8 menu?

.......Only the BIOS can disable floppy booting. And as far as I know/can-remember, nothing can stop you F8'ing at boot except some really nasty alterations to Windows and DOS.
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