you mean sersoft convinced someone to do it, time for everyone to flame me to feel better about themselves
btw I once fucked up 5 macs at best buy using the master password trick, that’s right I didn’t even have to open a terminal to put them out of commission 
Why do you need to destroy the mac to spoof it?!
Just shut it down!
School are pretty shitty, they are not even deserved to be destroyed.
And what again is the purpose of this venture?
to see who can become a convicted felon charged with “Intentionally hacking a protected computer and wilfully causing damage” the fastest.
if the school presses charges you’re screwed, i would suggest not doing it if you would like to graduate or find a decent job in the future
Edit: they could also probably get you with “Theft of Bandwidth” or something like that…
You don’t have to ruin the mac! Take the mac address, shut the mac down, (i.e off the network) and spoof your own! Whats your schools email? I might tell them to start using ACL’s! If your not supposed to use outside equipment on the network, ACL’s should be implemented.
also vpn
K you’re all a bunch of baby’s d: get over it, i fucked up one of the Macs, so it’s too late.
Btw the spoofing worked flawlessly(;
Oh, and the school is private, so no ones taxes gets wrongfully spent.
btw, if you do plan on messing up a computer, make sure your not the last person to logon to that machine.
I would rather get caught leeching internet then get caught frying a school computer.
This thread is fucking hardass. lol. breaking shit and causing other bitches problems. Love it.
You know what’s 10 000 cooler than just going on a mac killing spree?
Resurrecting old macs.
The reborn SE ownz.
But you’re spending your own parents’ money… they pay hard-earned money to get you in that school, and you blow up their stuff for… em… what’s the reason again?
Grow up, kid
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