Smuggler Archive

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ShrekECPI wrote:

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W-Axl wrote:

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maxtheusher wrote:
I used to mess with the school's computers all the time. The old DOS comps they used in the science labs, I'd code a simple password into the boot up... that was always good for a laugh.

Our school utilized a security program that prevented you from installing programs of ANY kind on the computer...

I guess they didn't expect me to force it closed and then delete it from any computer I used. Next year they used a different program that couldn't be closed (it auto-relaunched on close) but I found ways around that as well. course this was... /countsonhand... /cry I'm olddddd.... /sob

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You can't be that old, you had computers when you went to school.

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That depends on your definition of old. Ifinished high school in 94and I was writing programs in Basic in my computer class in Jr. High.

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My definition of old is I haven't been in high school for long enough for me to go, wow, that was a long time ago. /cry it's all downhill from here. All the years I've squandered!

I need a time machine, so I can go back in time, and tell myself to do more stuff with my life, and also to tell myself to go back in time so I'll tell myself to do more with my life... yeaaaaa....

Wow, that was the longest 4 hours of my life. I had to sit through the other 1026 student's names, two speaches by the pricipal, one by the superintendent, and nine valedictorian speaches. All in like 80 degree weather.

Woohoo! Congrats. Now off to college.

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W-Axl wrote:

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ShrekECPI wrote:

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W-Axl wrote:

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maxtheusher wrote:
I used to mess with the school's computers all the time. The old DOS comps they used in the science labs, I'd code a simple password into the boot up... that was always good for a laugh.

Our school utilized a security program that prevented you from installing programs of ANY kind on the computer...

I guess they didn't expect me to force it closed and then delete it from any computer I used. Next year they used a different program that couldn't be closed (it auto-relaunched on close) but I found ways around that as well. course this was... /countsonhand... /cry I'm olddddd.... /sob

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You can't be that old, you had computers when you went to school.

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That depends on your definition of old. Ifinished high school in 94and I was writing programs in Basic in my computer class in Jr. High.

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Well, I got you beat (1990) in the old department. Keck is being kinda vague though.

Funny.... I don't FEEL old.

Message Edited by W-Axl on 06-15-2005 08:38 PM

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Akiram_Glockem wrote:
Wow, that was the longest 4 hours of my life. I had to sit through the other 1026 student's names, two speaches by the pricipal, one by the superintendent, and nine valedictorian speaches. All in like 80 degree weather.

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NINE valedictorians? You went to one of those lame schools where everybody's a winner? I miss my high school. They did things old school. 1 valedictorian, one saludatorian, everyone else is a f*cking dumb*ss

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maxtheusher wrote:

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Akiram_Glockem wrote:
Wow, that was the longest 4 hours of my life. I had to sit through the other 1026 student's names, two speaches by the pricipal, one by the superintendent, and nine valedictorian speaches. All in like 80 degree weather.

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NINE valedictorians? You went to one of those lame schools where everybody's a hard working Asian kid. I miss my high school. They did things old school. 1 valedictorian, one saludatorian, everyone else is a f*cking dumb*ss

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Fixed

They made me learn basic programming about four different times during my school, one of them in Talented and Gifted class in 8th grade.

Grad'd '86.

Now what would really have been useful would have been the keys they hit when I locked up!

Patient hubby showing me Windows for the win!