wingdemon said:
There's a computer in our school library whose CD drive has been opening and closing repeatedly all year, the school IT department hasn't been able to figure it out (nor did i expect them too, their knowledge of modern computing is as questionable as your file names) But i'm pretty sure its just a startup command that someone installed.

yours sounds alot better though (with the spinning screen)

Heh, it's amazing what you can do with a few lines of code and some spare time.

Sausagefanclub said:
Ohai guys.

I made a new song. This time it's a remix instead of an original, but I think it's pretty good. I put a decent amount of work into it. Give it a look; hopefully you'll like it. http://soundcloud.com/sausagefanclub/nightmare-ned-in-the-mouth

ill check it out after school.

I made a new song. This time it's a remix instead of an original, but I think it's pretty good. I put a decent amount of work into it. Give it a look; hopefully you'll like it. http://soundcloud.com/sausagefanclub/nightmare-ned-in-the-mouth

WJUK said:
Back in university, a friend and I actually had a ongoing feud on making bash terminal startup scripts. Essentially, we would craft these scripts then when one of us leaves their computer unattended we would copy it over.

One of my favourite ones was having a script that rotating the screen in random directions 100 times and ejecting the disc tray repeatedly. This one was memorable because after the first time it happened, he closed the terminal and reopened it accidentally when trying to reach the startup file.
Another script I set up tapped into a file online that held a list of names, then it pulled a random name down every five minutes and made a folder in a random place in his user space. The folder names created were... questionable, to say the least. This one was particularly fun because he didn't notice for a long time. XD

There's a computer in our school library whose CD drive has been opening and closing repeatedly all year, the school IT department hasn't been able to figure it out (nor did i expect them too, their knowledge of modern computing is as questionable as your file names) But i'm pretty sure its just a startup command that someone installed.

yours sounds alot better though (with the spinning screen)

sockeye said:
My friend made this cool thing in terminal. http://www.mediafire.com/?0q9ml21oebl6ac6
Figure it out yourself.

Back in university, a friend and I actually had a ongoing feud on making bash terminal startup scripts. Essentially, we would craft these scripts then when one of us leaves their computer unattended we would copy it over.

One of my favourite ones was having a script that rotating the screen in random directions 100 times and ejecting the disc tray repeatedly. This one was memorable because after the first time it happened, he closed the terminal and reopened it accidentally when trying to reach the startup file.
Another script I set up tapped into a file online that held a list of names, then it pulled a random name down every five minutes and made a folder in a random place in his user space. The folder names created were... questionable, to say the least. This one was particularly fun because he didn't notice for a long time. XD

Gotta love the ability to log people out with PHP.

It's better than the javascript injection alert boxes though. They can get quite annoying.

ICARAX said:
Lol who started that?

WJUK ...

sockeye said:
The "click here" links I find are usually screamers...hope that doesn't happen here.

Nope, these ones usually just make you log out.

ICARAX said:
i still have the app version on my ipad

^^

or whenever it was out I was into that game a looong way back. i still have the app version on my ipad

The ones I can remember off the top of my head:
Newgrounds Rumble.
Portal Flash.
Rebuild.
Infectonator.
Pandemic 2.