Well I've just come back from my first lecture at uni.
Yay.
Having said that I must complain about the stupid questions and observations people make at uni.
For instance. One guy was convinced that the Australian Government was hacking his computer and that everyone should beware!
His evidence. He has a "Good firewall" and it said the Australian Government was trying to hack him 150 times while he was viewing a website of the Government.
It's obviously apparent to even the most dim witted individual with an intelligence that is marginally measurable that he's a moron. If he knew anything technical about computers he'd have said what his firewall was, the type of attack, it's IP origin, the registered owner of that IP. Whether there was a server associated with the IP OR at the very least the page he was viewing at the time.
But no just "My firewall said so".
The word IP is mostly foreign to people. Mohammad removed his firewall because it kept on annoying him.
Stragenly I've managed to avoid converstions with people like that at uni. Michael...
Michael's encounters these people because he's doing law, what are you doing at uni Paulo?
Firstly I never talked to the guy. He brought it up with the head of the LEC whom was doing a second introduction at the beginning of legel institutions lecture. The guy carried on with it for a while even when the LEC guy pointed out the wipespread proliforation of worms.
His main point seemed to be that the Australian Government was "Hacking" his computer.
Secondly he was still going on about it today outside of class to some other students and offered no new information.
Basically the guy was trying to show off and trying to scare people at the same time using buzzwords. He did this without any proper research or independantly verifiable evidence making his claims completly unsubstantiatable. In case I made up a word it is replaceable the last two words with "complete bullshit".
I was about to say something to the guy. Ie; ask a few questions to find out the validity of his claims but I thought better of it and moved on.
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