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myst221
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Thats a cool trick!

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  • 11
    Unless you turn it in in person or to an online service like turn it in and you also don't use Google docs then ya this will work.
  • 5
    Holy meow I didn't think of that one :D should have used it a long time ago
  • 20
    90s advice.
    Try again with the current century.
  • 10
    Plot Twist: Teacher only accepts pdf files.
  • 3
    @devearl darnit XD
  • 4
    @devearl Pretty sure you can corrupt that too. Or make a script that creates a MB of random bytes.
  • 9
    I don't know, if I'm the teacher, I'll fail the student for not knowing how to properly send a word file via email.
  • 1
    OP surely did some serious scavenging to bring up this one back. This image is probably around 10 years old or more.
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  • 1
    @Yvan ive done this
  • 0
    @xalys couldn't expect less.
  • 1
    Did that back in the days but with a PDF, same principle just delete the first few lines and it gets corrupted. The funny bit is that I never heard a feedback from the teacher.
  • 1
    @WIPocket `cat /dev/urandom | head -c 1M > assigment.pdf`
  • 1
    @mishaor Now make an android app so you can submit minutes before the deadline without a pc
  • 0
    @mishaor and also how it looks in evince
  • 3
    Till your professor tells you that's not his problem LOL
  • 0
    9GAAAAAAAAAG
  • 1
    @mishaor i wonder if it can make a random legit pdf ? That way you could say well I let my new ai make my assignement
  • 0
    It's 2019, not 1920.
  • 1
    @Spark probably yes, there's a lot of libraries for each language to generate a PDF.
    for example:
    - Go: gopdf
    - Ruby: prown or pdf-write?
    - Python: literally none
    - C#: PDFSharp
    and there's even more for each language!
  • 2
    @Root
    Yes... It wont work when they require a written A4 copy...
  • 0
    @devearl
    It works with pdf as well :D
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