Is it booring on your school computers?

[TheMajor]

I know the admin password. Most things are locked in normal accounts.

 

[Harper]

Same as yours, except I know my way around things.

Yeah..... I remember doing my collage studies where I had to do some workplace experience at my dad's high school. The computer co-ordinator gave my team the Libeary computer to lock down.

In the end, we managed to lock down every thing..... except if you opened up internet explorer and started looking around the computer, as appose to the internet, you could still edit your *.ini files.

In the end, it did slow down the amount of cyber vandalism that was happening in this school Libeary. All though we all new that there was this really big hole in the security.

This was in 1998.

 

[office politics]

my school comps let us use them for just about anything. ive played games, researched games, researched comp problems (hack sites?). i dunno, i've never tried to lookup porn at school or anything thing else thats prolly against the TOS agreement, which i never read. oh im not in hs, im in college. when you grow up, they pretty much let you go. only have user permissions, i think, cus i cant install anything that they havent automated from an administrative install point.

i cant wait to be a net admin so i can have fun locking you n00bs out.

 

[PP Mguire]

hahaha if they took the run menu out then im sure they took the admin privilages out like control panel and that stuff. i know they did on our school computers, but i dont have to worry about any of that cause the teachers just let me use their computers.

 

[Alvin.C]

Re:

Hello,

My school's ICT facilities are locked tight! I attend a secondary school called: 'The Rushden Community College'.

Many sites are restricted, even clean ones! Wikipedia is even restricted! How do you do your research in religion when you can't use wikipedia! All internet resources stream though the schools proxy server, and there is a filter which pisses me off!

The worst thing is not the amount of restrictions stapled to all student's accounts, but the amount of logon script instructions that are enforced. You have to sit there for minutes, watching a CMD window flick through, line by line of instructions! Plus, most of the computers are old. Like onboard 8MB graphics and Intel Pentium IIIs or celerons way below 1Ghz speed! I guess they are ok for word processing. But what about those cooll flash games!!!

We are a college specialising in ICT and Mathematics, so much funding has been used to buy these wicked Interactive Digital Whiteboards. And we are getting a steady stream of new flashy computers. It's a shame that they restrict so much!

 

[DJ-CHRIS]

Yeah..... I remember doing my collage studies where I had to do some workplace experience at my dad's high school. The computer co-ordinator gave my team the Libeary computer to lock down.

In the end, we managed to lock down every thing..... except if you opened up internet explorer and started looking around the computer, as appose to the internet, you could still edit your *.ini files.

In the end, it did slow down the amount of cyber vandalism that was happening in this school Libeary. All though we all new that there was this really big hole in the security.

This was in 1998.

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