Re: TI-H: linux...
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Re: TI-H: linux...
>Grant Stockly (gussie@alaska.net) wrote:
>
>>>>The program for linux, crashes a computer running windows 95 or 31. I've
>>>>tested it at school. It can do a domain wipe and the entire school goes.
>>>>:)
>>>>
>>>>Got it set on auto delay. Every 18th all the puters don't work. Thats the
>>>>day the computer cordinator tried to install FoolProof. :\
>>>
>>>Also called not so FoolProof. This was on the Macs, right?
>>
>>No. They had foolproof on some brand new 233 MMX computers. Stupid dells
>>must have had a bus speed of 40MHz. I've seen 386s faster in linux. Well,
>>maybe not 386, but I think you get the point. :)
>
>Well, they were using it on the Macs at our school. I've found about 10
>ways to get around it too... :D On the PC's they use Netware.
Netware is TOO easy to crack. FoolProof (mac version) is more of a joke
than the PC one since pressing the debug button can uninstall the TSR from
the OS... The the mac is free. Or there are other ways... Like a "killer
hypercard stack". :)
Grant
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