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Dear Uncle Trojan
I'm a new student at NDSU, and my parents
wouldn't let me bring my 'puter with me.
Where's a really good place to go gaming?
Sincerely,
l33t h4x0r
Dear script kiddie,
Someone thought it a good idea to put all
the brand new machines in the WDC cluster
where the consultants never venture, and the
camera faces the back of the monitors. Plus,
chances are that the last guy didn't even
bother to uninstall Unreal before he left,
so you won't have the inconvienience of having
to have to track down a burn of it first!
Uncle Trojan
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Don't be a software pirate!
Software pirates could face university discipline,
huge fines, jail time, stockades, or banishment
to Siberia. So, how can I avoid being a software
pirate?
- Don't make backups of your CD-ROMs
- In fact, don't purchase a CD burner, the temptation to actually make a CD may be too strong.
- Don't install your software more than once, even if you paid for it.
- Don't leave CDs lying around, others may find them, and use them. Even worse, they might copy them when you're not looking!
- In fact, it'd be best to throw the CD away after you've installed the software. Most software is written well enough to avoid needing to re-install anyway.
- Don't download shareware, you may accidentally use it past it's trial date.
- In fact, don't download anything. All the people on the internet are probably lying to you.
- Password protect the filesystem on your computer so others can't accidentally make copies of your software.
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