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none of my family/friends find this funny so i came to you guys. i work for a university, and one of the students decided it would be a great idea to hack into one of the 20,000 machines on our network. thing is, he did it from a dialup, which we traced to the same state. so we were looking through audit, and found that in between sending files and 31i73 h4x0r1n9 he was checking his university email (so he had to use his real name and ss#), about every 15 minutes.
lol oops maybe it will teach him a lesson
lol That is pretty funny.
-N
HAH!
That is funny..but just proves what I have always said, the average crimnal is pretty low on the food chain. :D
ROFLMFAO
Ive seen funier though!!!
A professor at my college was having trouble printing. Durin my work experience in the tech support dept. The technician i was with asked them "can the computer see the printer" They then proceeded to turn the monitor to face the printer and said "It still isnt working" Had we not gone up to check the problem then we wouldnt have known this :P
redgore, that reminds me of an old terminal app used in hotel reservations that required a login prompt initialization of 'hello'. a new employee continued to report problems logging in until someone helped her. the dialog went something like this:
Mrs. X: I can't seem to get logged in.
Tech Supp: Well Mrs X., you haven't told it hello, yet.
Mrs. X: Oh...(peers at computer and hesitantly, as though cautious about the response, says) hello?
then again, this was the same lady who was rubbing her mouse on the monitor for the first week or so because she thought it needed direct contact.
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Originally posted here by redgore
ROFLMFAO
Ive seen funier though!!!
A professor at my college was having trouble printing. Durin my work experience in the tech support dept. The technician i was with asked them "can the computer see the printer" They then proceeded to turn the monitor to face the printer and said "It still isnt working" Had we not gone up to check the problem then we wouldnt have known this :P
lmao this is a classic!!!
It's easy to be 'dumb" when you first learn how to use a computer.The dumbest thing I ever did was ask in a chat how to clean up junk files.I was advised to go to start-up and remove the checks from ALL programs listed there.Which I did !Needless to say I ended up paying a local p/c guru a nice fat fee to undo my booboo.And the online tech help finally put me on permant ignore ,since I contacted them more than I read Email !Which It took me 50 calls to the toll free number to learn what Email was!
Hahaha, that is SO classic.
(YEAY, this is my 300th post)
- Noia
Thats a riot :)
mandatory public paddling for that haxor.
what a maroon
interesting people we find isent it
I had a guy call me because his monitor wouldn't work....
Any guesses?
Thats's right, it wasn't plugged in........
I also got 2:
-a friend of mine called me because his pc didnt work I asked him to check if it was plugged in he siad "wait i'm goin to get a torch, the electricity fell out"
-at my school they are goin to implent something to make it possible to view your marks and make it possible for teachers (really not the best computer user at my school) to update the marks at home. I already figured out how i could "use" this network and it's barely secured, because they expect we (the students) are to *****ing stupid. I mean they're almost asking for it, but I don't of course :D i don't need it...
Please don't take this the wrong way, but using a SSN for a email login is a stupid practice with far-reaching security implications for the individual users. If the SSN is not actively needed by the system, students should be encouraged to use a conventional password or a similar number that they can pick.Quote:
Originally posted here by AngryBob
and found that in between sending files and 31i73 h4x0r1n9 he was checking his university email (so he had to use his real name and ss#), about every 15 minutes. [/B]