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[LeoLeonardoIII]

Sounds like you can bring in anything on your flash drive. Use a cheap one you don't mind snapping if you get rumbled. Just make sure it doesn't have a picture of a gun on it or they'll arrest you :/

[Lord Shonus]

This exists.

[Flying Dice]

Sounds like you can bring in anything on your flash drive. Use a cheap one you don't mind snapping if you get rumbled. Just make sure it doesn't have a picture of a gun on it or they'll arrest you :/

Make sure not to point the flash drive at anyone or the school security officers will shoot you for brandishing a dangerous weapon.

[Elephant Parade]

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This sort of thing shouldn't be necessary, and yet it is in some classes. In my school's network, every student has an account that they log in to using their student number and a password they create. It seems to work well, other than the Shared folder being ridiculously huge because NOBODY DELETES THEIR STUFF EVER.

[Descan]

Way my school system works (It's the entire region, Peel), the computers basically act like terminals. Anything on it's hard-drive that wasn't there on start-up is deleted, so you can't save projects to the desktop or anything. Everything is sectioned into basically three regions on the database, at least for students: common areas where you can stick anything and anyone else can too, personal which is labelled with your student ID and only if you're signed in to that account can you use it, and hand-in, which works like the common regions, only it's for the teacher to grab work that you're handing in, like for computer science classes.

Edit: Oh, and IIRC there are also class-specific common regions (that is, teacher specific), and everything is expunged at the end of every school year. Seems to work rather well, all told.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

Sounds like you can bring in anything on your flash drive. Use a cheap one you don't mind snapping if you get rumbled. Just make sure it doesn't have a picture of a gun on it or they'll arrest you :/

Make sure not to point the flash drive at anyone or the school security officers will shoot you for brandishing a dangerous weapon.

Also if you point your index finger at a person it's exactly like you're holding a weapon.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

Hark, citizen! Attend to this lawfully posted notice! Your compulsory attention is nonetheless noted.

This notice contains: advice on avoiding thoughtcrime. The contents follow thusly:

Thinking about crime is thoughtcrime! Any action or inaction is potentially a crime, and asking questions about criminality is a sure sign you have been thinking about it. So the Benevolent School District implores you to avoid thinking about any action or inaction. We must all do our part!

This is the end of this notice.

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[Itnetlolor]

Hark, citizen! Attend to this lawfully posted notice! Your compulsory attention is nonetheless noted.

This notice contains: advice on avoiding thoughtcrime. The contents follow thusly:

Thinking about crime is thoughtcrime! Any action or inaction is potentially a crime, and asking questions about criminality is a sure sign you have been thinking about it. So the Benevolent School District implores you to avoid thinking about any action or inaction. We must all do our part!

This is the end of this notice.

This space intentionally left blank.

* Itnetlolor scribbles "You are now playing "The Game"." onto the notice's 'Blank Space'

[LeoLeonardoIII]

Klaxons instantly begin to sound and Itnetlolor's cranial implant warms perceptibly.

"Please come to the Principal's Court immediately"

[Putnam]

As it turns out, I've never played a game for less than 3 and more than 2 hours. My latest time is just over 1:10.

w...what?

Of all my playthroughs of Super Metroid, the time spent has never been x hours, where 2<x<3.

Of course, I've only done, like, 5 legit playthroughs of Super Metroid.

I learned today that the cutoff time for getting the best ending in Super Metroid is 3 hours, not 2.

As it turns out, I've never played a game for less than 3 and more than 2 hours. My latest time is just over 1:10.

That's not a terrible time for speedrunning if I remember correctly.  A 100% speedrun anyway.

It was 39% >_> But I'm practicing.

[Elephant Parade]

Hark, citizen! Attend to this lawfully posted notice! Your compulsory attention is nonetheless noted.

This notice contains: advice on avoiding thoughtcrime. The contents follow thusly:

Thinking about crime is thoughtcrime! Any action or inaction is potentially a crime, and asking questions about criminality is a sure sign you have been thinking about it. So the Benevolent School District implores you to avoid thinking about any action or inaction. We must all do our part!

This is the end of this notice.

This space intentionally left blank.

* Itnetlolor scribbles "You are now playing "The Game"." onto the notice's 'Blank Space'

Aw, I lost the game.

[Bauglir]

Cmega: It seems likely that they may just delete the folder without checking what's inside of it. Have you prepared a contingency for this? See if you can finagle a silent program, hidden within the hidden folder, that does nothing, to launch on startup. That way they'll get the ol' file-in-use problem.

[penguinofhonor]

I made a couple searches while investigating a dubious claim that long hair can cause back problems due to the extra weight (which I've concluded is a dumb enough idea that nobody has taken the time to disprove it). There are people asking if having long hair can cause vomiting and sinus problems. What? This isn't Arrested Development. Hair does not do that sort of thing.

[Ogdibus]

Maybe you need to snort it first.

[Elephant Parade]

I made a couple searches while investigating a dubious claim that long hair can cause back problems due to the extra weight (which I've concluded is a dumb enough idea that nobody has taken the time to disprove it). There are people asking if having long hair can cause vomiting and sinus problems. What? This isn't Arrested Development. Hair does not do that sort of thing.

I don't think it can cause back problems, since it's not very heavy.

Especially compared to your skull.