I fucked up now

[Afronaut]

That is an indication of bad IT runnin on the school.
Is that the default all the Schools?

As long as you're student, you' would most likely want to hack aways.
If you ever end up on the IT job on a Schools or a firm etc, wouldnt you
restrict what users can do with the PC?

I know I would.

I think it would be a hassle to try to run a lot of puters with a lot of users
who can do everything with them.

Its about Money in the end. And, of course, security.

[Tifosi]

Coming onto an internet forum and effectively bragging about breaking it is probably not a good thing

[Keikan]

the teacher didn't say anything, the comp is just turned off.

[tesco]

That is an indication of bad IT runnin on the school.
Is that the default all the Schools?

As long as you're student, you' would most likely want to hack aways.
If you ever end up on the IT job on a Schools or a firm etc, wouldnt you
restrict what users can do with the PC?

I know I would.

I think it would be a hassle to try to run a lot of puters with a lot of users
who can do everything with them.

Its about Money in the end. And, of course, security.

Yep.
but those stupid comps are annoying. i would have done teh job right before locking them all.

[orcutt989]

Alright, so just tell whoever that your computer isnt working, and all is fine.

[Storm]

no, they would still expell him/her(?). the school boards are ass holes, mainly due to the fact they don't understand computers. which means they don't care about discovering an exploit...to them you just fucked something up, school property at that

yer best off just sayin "i dunno what's up with it. i just came in and it don't work" :/

i think so to...........

the only guys that could care bout an exploit are the IT guys....... and they can either:
1) be pissed cause you're a smartass
2) happy and start to work on the exploit.......

keep in mind though that these guys dont work at the pentagon, school IT guys usually dont know how to solve these kind of problems (they're usually not THAT good with computers) and most students will never find the exploit........ so likely they'll go for #1, in which case ur fucked.......

best to tell the IT guy "it said that some program made a fatal error, and asked if i wanted to shut it down, and now its broke"
saying it was like that when you got there might not be a good idea, since the could be logging stuff like that.........

[Spam-King]

1) switch computers
2) if the teacher finds out tell him/her that you know nothing about it
3) if they have a logger tell the teacher that lots of pupils knew your password

they cant proove anything

if all else fails just buy your self a laptop