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@DucksCanCode nothing like stickin it to the man!
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@chilledfrogs theres actually a couple ways to do it from what I learned. Figuring out the pid and killing it is the best route though because it wont display a black screen on the teachers monitor as opposed to if you were to temporarily remove the lanschool files from your computer. I wasnt like sending raw data to the lanschool process or anything...I wish I had though like a true hackerman lol.
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I thought so too, but I tested it out with my old calculus teacher prior to Summerschool and it actually displayed the last rendered image that was on my screen before killing it.
I had to do it relatively quick though because the screen would update on the teachers panel every few minutes, I suppose the refresh would vary depending on your teachers settings(if there are any) but yeah it was pretty neat. -
@KidLaser That's lovely :D. I saw iTALC used in my middle school in Paris, and in my high school I'm not even sure they actually use anything, so far I poked around and doesn't look like it 😂😂 which isn't particularly surprising knowing the general level of computer literacy in France :P... So I'm gonna tell that to those in my middle school at least, they'll have fun... Hehehe
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@chilledfrogs Haha deeecennnt! Giving the youth the proper knowledge to rebel against the system, I like it!
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@KidLaser I'm sorta the go-to guy for computers everywhere I go (for teachers and students alike, I don't mind even though I'm more into CS than IT, I like to help and this is also useful to know... Even when they piss me off due to incompetence but hey 😅), but I am rather pissed that school computers are locked down at all... Yes some people will do crap on them, but this doesn't prevent them from doing it AT ALL. I even succeeded in a few negociations with staff/teachers to make the rules more lenient, so that's nice
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@chilledfrogs Haha same dude, where I'm from computers are seen as magical portals that nobody could possibly wrap their heads around. My grandpa taught me a bunh of stuff from a young age and Ive been teaching myself since, so I've always been seen as the wizard lmfao!
During Summer school (yeah I'm an idiot) I disabled this LanSchool Helper thing with a few lines of powershell script(fuck windows, havent used it since I was like 15) that allowed the teacher to see what the students were doing on their computers. Instead of finishing my failing courses I was then able to spend the rest of my time that Summer honing my programming skills.
I graduated a year late, but had easily become the best programmer that school district had ever seen 😎 And by impressing the kids sitting next to me while I browsed docs, blogs, stack overflow, and youtube - rose to be a Summer school legend.
I am a dev badass. I am legend. 😂
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