I can still play during the semester! D:
I guess I won't be deleting the game now and I will be seeing you at this next fragBU.
I guess I won't be deleting the game now and I will be seeing you at this next fragBU.
So our college isn't blocking the gaming ports anymore.
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Don't worry about that. I have fridays off, so that gives me atleast two days were I'm able to relzx at the end of the nights for games.
*edit* WTF bri? What happened to your old account?
*edit* WTF bri? What happened to your old account?
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Ah! So that's why. I remember that your name and title were changed, but I didn't think you'd have a new account.briach said:I'm officially 1337
Hells yeah we are. All we need to do is get in some team practice and we'll be good to go.Turns2Ashes said:W00t. Now we can pwn some n00bs on TWL like whoa.
Kyllian
if (Driver == Bot.Pawn); bGTFO=True;
Because colleges have this tendency to "educate" people. To make their students smart enough to refrain from asking stupid questions...Kyllian said:
nice example, btw
Blocking gaming ports is actually counter-productive for a school because, after all, they are a business, and the more games their students play, the more classes they fail, and the more classes they have to retake. That's all money in their pockets. If anything, they should block P2P software ports, but gaming ports? No way. That's just dumb for both parties.
nice logic there Kantham
Kyllian
if (Driver == Bot.Pawn); bGTFO=True;
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize that college students had to spend every waking nanosecond studying with no personal time whatsoever for entertainment and relaxationTaleweaver said:Because colleges have this tendency to "educate" people. To make their students smart enough to refrain from asking stupid questions...
nice example, btw
It's college, not the fscking military, students are allowed free time you know
I didn't realise that either. It's also completely besides the question.Kyllian said:
Or maybe it's best to put it like this...I would mind if people came to my house, installed games on my computer and then asked me to override any firewall setting that they would need for it (or even worse: that they would override the settings themselves). How do you feel about putting yourself in their place? (note that admins are -to a degree- responsible for lost data)
I don't mind that you're playing games. I don't mind that you don't care about school. My only beef is that you're openly talking about abusing a network that serves a good purpose.
Hope I make myself somewhat more clear with this.
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dc, does n: even update their site lol? I see you nowhere on the roster, and smooth still owes me cyber.
That isn't standard in...in...N.J.? New Jersey, perhaps?HuggyBear said:
In my school (Antwerp, Belgium), we could get kicked out of class if we were caught surfing the web for non-educational purposes.
I admit that's harsh, but can't imagine how it would be unfair.