First off, the restrictions are there for a reason. Your parents or others may put locks on things and why? So no one can get into an area they want to keep secure. The same applies here. The tech at your school obviously put the blocks there for a reason.
As the author of the question before me said. If there is a risk like that involved, it simply isn't worth it. They are absolutely right. Therefore, don't even try to get past the blocks. Your not meant to be there and you shouldn't be there, so don't try.
And once again, I'm going to discourage the advice given by the first author. In no way is there answer acceptable and people like them will always be caught somehow, it only takes time. Little do kids these days know, but when they think they aren't be traced, they really are. Programs can run under the basic operating system in stealth mode. You would never know they were there.
StarLight88 answered Wednesday November 1 2006, 2:24 pm: Uh...I wouldn't do that. Especially if there is anyway that the stealing of the names and passwords could be traced back to you.
Why do you need to get through the block? Do you not have a computer on your own?
In my opinion, the degree of trouble involved, simply isn't worth it.
WorriedChick89 answered Wednesday November 1 2006, 1:06 pm: The way i do it here in liberty high school is we steal our techers user names and passwords and just use them until they find out then we find another one to steal and use. Its so easy and they almost never find out....i have been using my science teachers user name and password for like 2 months now and she hasnt found out yet! try it! [ WorriedChick89's advice column | Ask WorriedChick89 A Question ]
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