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Woody2371

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..this seems to have ventured offtopic.



Oh the stories I could tell you of my times in highschool. Ah the life of a nerd in a school still struggling to enter the 21st century. Myself, holidaY, and Noodle had the best of times.

 

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"Easier way to get everyone's password for everything on your school's network

1. Cain n Abel"



rainbow tables, and passwords are for the weak, exploit user database flaws. ;D

 

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Oh, didn't say how paranoid our school is. Even the "Student" (the user account used for lessons) has a password, which is "asdzxc". SRSLY. Why do these accounts need a password, if the 1st-4th graders don't even have access to these computers(usually), and for us, 5th-8th graders they tell the password?



Can anyone help me understand?



BTW, I think my avatar illustrates perfectly, what are our schools IT decisions.

 

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I feel your pain Officerthegeek.

 

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<.< I remember the Windows 95/98 machines back in the early years of school. popping out the rubber band that operated the CD Drive was fun.

 

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officerthegeek

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Part 3 of non-caps-lock-rage:



Also, every(almost every) teacher has a computer in his/her classroom. I especially like teh lulz what my classmate has done to our supervising teachers(the teacher that represents us among other teachers, or the administration) classroom computer: He installed uTorrent, and I don't think he had time, but also wanted to install Counter-Strike.



Hey, don't pity him! That computer was REALLY, and I mean, REALLY horrible.

 

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Woody2371

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I am confused as to why installing uTorrent constitutes lulz.

Please elaborate?

 

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What is better lulz is a little batch file to randomly reboot computers in a computer lab, or force every computer to load IE and rickroll, at the same time. or get Microsoft Sam to swear all day long

 

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Woody2371

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None of this appeals to me beyond general idiocy of the administrator. Anyone who allows you to load a batch file automatically deserves to be fired.

 

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I didn't say it constitutes lulz for YOU. It does for us, because it's useless.



Though, I guess he could put a batch file if he really wanted.

 

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Woody2371

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I am so confus, I actually cannot follow your path of reasoning.

Anyway, this thread has ventured way offtopic, locked.