Jonathan50 wrote:

Once, at a school I previously went to, I had Terminal open and then another student accused me of “hacking”.

Another time at the same school another student (I think it was the same one) went on a Flash game site (I think it was called “silvergames”) during a lesson. I told the teacher and then he closed the tab and deleted it from the history. The teacher looked at the history and saw nothing. And later they did it again…

chooper100 wrote:

This isn't about filtering systems, but at my school, in computer science, we needed to get special software for developing programs on (understandable).

Yet it's 6 weeks into the school term and we still don't have the software, which has basically meant that the teacher has had to waste 6 weeks of our lesson time

lugga wrote:

My school are genius!
They've blocked github.io but asun.co isn't blocked!
Also this keyboard is very broken!

This is ontopic because it means I can only use the asun.co scratch things and not the officialones.
So I'll try out this on an i3 laptop with a brokeen keyboard.

I also don't like thesound because when I'm at home my computer and chrome are always on max volume so when I forget it makes sound I end up being scared half to death and deafened at the same time. I hope when the officialrealease is brought out sound can be permanently disabled.

I also think it would be nice to be able to splice vertical and horizontal together using like a angle block.

An i3 can run it at 60fps nicely with only a few slight drops when n dragging blocksand deleting them.


Offtopic - This keyboard is really broken

lugga wrote:

I should clarify, they don't know what github.io is.
(It's blocked as unclassified, only certain subdomains on github.io are unblocked)

lugga wrote:

Also they blocked duckduckgo!
I may have been watching youtube through duckduckgo.
But then youtubeunblock isn't blocked…

lugga wrote:

I also have no idea why your site isn't blocked.
I mean no offense by this, but the site isn't the most popular site.

I'll probably email tech support.

(They are actually called IT Support but their ability is ‘unblock websites’ and say “Did you turn it off and on again”)

lugga wrote:

Me: Opens cmd
Cmd: blqa bla bla disabled bla bla administrator bla bla
Me: Opens cmd.bat (Custom File (Don't Tell))
Cmd: *Waiting for user input*
Me: dir
Cmd: *Lists directory*
Me: I can do anything

lugga wrote:

My primary school said that if I got a website during the time I was there and tried to access it inside of school I would be referred to a different school because of ‘breaches to networth security’. And then comes along secondary school and I email tech support to unblock it and within 1 hour it's done.

Yeah people get crazy over security.

A kid got detention for using a ‘matrix’ batch file.
Which apparently I'm the only one who knows how to make…

lugga wrote:

Also who else has doen the code.org ‘hour of code’?
I was ommitted from the lesson in primary to do java instead and when done then I would help the class!
It felt so sad having people ask how they make flappy bird do a random sound…
(It was in a dropdown)

Also the hour of code on code.org uses blockly.
IT'S A HORRIBLE MESS OF BRIGHT HAPPY COLOURS!

The websites literally http://code.org

Also I found a link on that website to a bad reputation website a year ago (I think it's fixed)

Also by java I mean say what code does in the most simple way ever…

Jonathan50 wrote:

Once, at a school I previously went to, I had Terminal open and then another student accused me of “hacking”.

Another time at the same school another student (I think it was the same one) went on a Flash game site (I think it was called “silvergames”) during a lesson. I told the teacher and then he closed the tab and deleted it from the history. The teacher looked at the history and saw nothing. And later they did it again…

jokebookservice1 wrote:

Well, we have quite strong IT, and apparently we will learn about HTML next year

Oh, and we are learning about how to make a maze game in Scratch this year

Anyway, whenever I do *any* programming, somebody will go “You're hacking”, I will respond, “Yes” to try and scare them off.

And school blocking seems pretty good. I can get around some of the things using https://crossorigin.me/ so thanks so much technoboy!

-stache- wrote:

jokebookservice1 wrote:

Well, we have quite strong IT, and apparently we will learn about HTML next year

Oh, and we are learning about how to make a maze game in Scratch this year

Anyway, whenever I do *any* programming, somebody will go “You're hacking”, I will respond, “Yes” to try and scare them off.

And school blocking seems pretty good. I can get around some of the things using https://crossorigin.me/ so thanks so much technoboy!

Wow. Those things can be taught at a much faster pace…

Even scratch? Also, technically all programming is hacking, as all it is is making clever solutions to get around things…

I did the same thing.

dzaima wrote:

in my school there is literally no security around computers. none. And it's awesome.
and we can just do whatever in lessons (trough not doing what you should won't give you good grades).
I once while the teacher was in the class made a simple thing that opened random exes as fast as possible. The teacher didn't care. xD

dzaima wrote:

in my school there is literally no security around computers. none. And it's awesome.
and we can just do whatever in lessons (trough not doing what you should won't give you good grades).
I once while the teacher was in the class made a simple thing that opened random exes as fast as possible. The teacher didn't care. xD

dzaima wrote:

in my school there is literally no security around computers. none. And it's awesome.
and we can just do whatever in lessons (trough not doing what you should won't give you good grades).
I once while the teacher was in the class made a simple thing that opened random exes as fast as possible. The teacher didn't care. xD

Sigton wrote:

Viewpure is what I use to get round the block on YouTube.

@lugga
What are the contents of cmd.bat?

Also, MS powershell isn't blocked…

Sigton

@echo off
:cmd
set /p cmd=%cd% 
%cmd%
goto cmd