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| HyperHacker Posts: 231/5072 |
Originally posted by MissingName I know what you mean. These ones have right-click and the File menu in explorer disabled. Like WTF good does that do? I'm going to hack into something by right-clicking?  The only thing it accomplishes is making it a pain to view file properties (right-clicking a file actually does work, but sometimes it lags so long the menu just disappears). And yet, you can run cmd.exe. 
Also, they used to use shitty passwords ('freezer' for Deep Freeze and 'welcome' for admin) but they've learned since then. |
| Krusty Toenail Posts: 65/179 |
Originally posted by MissingName They disabled right-clicks at my school too  But since they suck at computers you can easliy get through it. Hell in order to get into the IT account here all you have to do is:
Username: IT Password: IT And your in  |
| Pikawil Posts: 67/135 |
My school's homepage is set to the school's website. Nothing interesting. |
| MissingName Posts: 17/18 |
We use IE (), we can't right click, and our homepage is set to http://www.southwestchristian.org
Share my pain. |
| Dudette Posts: 51/149 |
If only we could have had Firefox as our web browser
When I was at school we had Internet Explorer and the homepage at first was set to the Microsoft homepage, but later it was changed to the high school homepage .. when they finally decided to go public on the net. At my TAFE (college) they also used Internet Explorer, but the computers were much better  and the homepage was set to the main TAFE site. |
| Jouw Posts: 4/104 |
We have WinXP + default XP IE6.
Our homepage is a special modified search page with links to "kid-friendly" web sites, such as Yahooligans, CBBC News, etc. It's at least better than the school website, though. It's SO cluttered with animated links and banners. The IT manager here is a complete IDIOT. He's also really mean to everyone. |
| Tarale Posts: 51/2713 |
I'm not in a school, but most schools use the same page here. It's a login page to the internet service used by all the schools here.
My work all has the intranet page as a homepage. I have Google. |
| Iori Yagami Posts: 41/570 |
I do remember my high school uses IE or netscape and the homepage is the school's homepage which is http://www.sdb.k12.wi.us/memorial/. |
| Luigi-San Posts: 52/1713 |
My school uses Internet Explorer 
Our homepage is my school district's webpage |
| Master Higgins Posts: 5/72 |
Originally posted by HyperHacker Here they have only IE and this page. They also did something similar with "msnmsgr.exe", but just changing the filename does the work . Incredibly it looks like you can download thing by using p2p, sorta like they have some port open or the firewall isn't configured properly  |
| neotransotaku Posts: 57/1860 |
Berkeley Inst Labs
-- netscape --> home.netscape.com -- firefox --> firefox welcome page Berkeley Physics Library -- lib.berkeley.edu/phys In high school, the starting page was ph.campusgrid.net |
| HyperHacker Posts: 108/5072 |
He said he can change his too, but didn't. |
| Aurxix Posts: 37/252 |
Originally posted by Ran-chan Same but we can set our homepage |
| Kyoufu Kawa Posts: 37/1353 |
Meh... some idiot set the institute's internet computer's starting page to Acmlm's Board, and I got the blame.
Until I reminded them that I never use that piece of shit, having my own lappy. |
| Sinfjotle Posts: 56/1697 |
(It doesn't even load right most of the time.)
And internet explorer =/ Google images is blocked. Edit = fixing link 
Edit #something = fixed |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 6/125 |
Our pcs use explorer. If you do programming like me you have firefox installed. Our home pages is bbc.co.uk. Not great, you can't do anything about it too. |
| Krusty Toenail Posts: 32/179 |
We use IE, in the Library and College PCs. And they suck at managing servers. We can easily go and play with the teachers settings and files (delete! )
Start-up page is... well shitty... here http://www.johnston.k12.nc.us/web/SCHOOLS/s406 If someone were to h4xor it, I don't know what I would do... Pretty please? |
| Cynthia Posts: 208/5814 |
I believe the Concordia computers in the library use the library's site as the home page. It's either that or the school's main page, but most people know where Google is. :\ |
| Tatrion Posts: 50/2467 |
The computers at my school have both Firefox and IE, and their home page is the school website But people change the homepage into some pr0n site all the time. |
| Ailure Posts: 84/2602 |
College is school, no matter what you think. xD Actually I say it's very diffrent comparing to High school or Elementary school. :/
I dunno about browser, since each student get a laptop for free from the school so it's up to each student. I noticed that the more technical inclined teachers are using Firefox. 
Our college home-page is http://www.norrastation.nu/, althought the page I usually see whenever I boot up the computer is the internet login page. :/ |
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Of course, the block is based entirely on filename (durrrr), so I just install it and rename it to iexplore.exe.