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lightbleeder on 05 February 2008

Why don't you play some videogames then?



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sienster on 05 February 2008
lightbleeder said:
Why don't you play some videogames then?

 

 Our computer system is really secure, I can't play anything other than stupid flash games.

 



 

 

thetonestarr on 05 February 2008
Dallinor said:
Too bored to even spell 'ridiculous' correctly huh?

Zing!

Maybe you should listen to some music. Helps pass the time in my opinion.

 I was going to suggest he perhaps entertain himself by practicing his spelling.

 I guess you got close enough.



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highwaystar101 on 05 February 2008
Katilian said:
What 3D package are you using?

3d studio max.

Game_boy on 05 February 2008
sienster said:
lightbleeder said:
Why don't you play some videogames then?

 

Our computer system is really secure, I can't play anything other than stupid flash games.

 


Can you get a CD, USB Drive, Floppy Disk or otherwise any kind of executable or storage media on the machines? If so, you can get a live Linux or BSD environment, and use it to edit the configuration of the company's OS so you can play games at work by disabling security.



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Garcian Smith on 05 February 2008
Game_boy said:
sienster said:
lightbleeder said:
Why don't you play some videogames then?

 

Our computer system is really secure, I can't play anything other than stupid flash games.

 


Can you get a CD, USB Drive, Floppy Disk or otherwise any kind of executable or storage media on the machines? If so, you can get a live Linux or BSD environment, and use it to edit the configuration of the company's OS so you can play games at work by disabling security.


 ...which also conveniently doubles as a way to no longer have a job to be bored at. =P



"'Casual games' are something the 'Game Industry' invented to explain away the Wii success instead of actually listening or looking at what Nintendo did. There is no 'casual strategy' from Nintendo. 'Accessible strategy', yes, but ‘casual gamers’ is just the 'Game Industry''s polite way of saying what they feel: 'retarded gamers'."

 -Sean Malstrom

 

 

nordlead on 05 February 2008

To those who are bored. There are plenty of games that need boxarts




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Game_boy on 05 February 2008
Garcian Smith said:
Game_boy said:
sienster said:
lightbleeder said:
Why don't you play some videogames then?

 

Our computer system is really secure, I can't play anything other than stupid flash games.

 


Can you get a CD, USB Drive, Floppy Disk or otherwise any kind of executable or storage media on the machines? If so, you can get a live Linux or BSD environment, and use it to edit the configuration of the company's OS so you can play games at work by disabling security.


...which also conveniently doubles as a way to no longer have a job to be bored at. =P


Yeah, I've just been banned from using school computers because of that (they told me, "It's illegal to use anything except Internet Explorer."). I never vouched formy solution's long-term viability, merely that it would work. 



Ubuntu. Linux for human beings.

If you are interested in trying Ubuntu or Linux in general, PM me and I will answer your questions and help you install it if you wish.

sienster on 05 February 2008
Game_boy said:
sienster said:
lightbleeder said:
Why don't you play some videogames then?

 

Our computer system is really secure, I can't play anything other than stupid flash games.

 


Can you get a CD, USB Drive, Floppy Disk or otherwise any kind of executable or storage media on the machines? If so, you can get a live Linux or BSD environment, and use it to edit the configuration of the company's OS so you can play games at work by disabling security.


I don't know, I've never tried, but thank you for the suggestions.  Problem is, I don't want to invest in something like that if it won't work.  Hmmm-what to do, what to do?