We were calling them out on some BS.
lol, I just got sick of reading all your autistic shitposting for a while.
Because they accused me of scaring people with a laptop webcam, while they had a tape recorder running about a foot away. I wish there was video, the guy with the gavel was pissed that he couldn't use it anymore. He was looking forward to a power trip.
This isn't my first time on the Internet, I know you all will just laugh harder if I try to take you down. It's in the FAQ, lol.
Parents are happily married.
What you're seeing with the email censorship is the college's failed attempt at following FERPA privacy laws.
I realized very early on that I would be expelled no matter what I said. That's really why I made so much noise; I wanted to at least cause them some grief on my way out.
LOL, why would I make a lurk account? I'd just open a Private Browsing window in Firefox, the thread is visible to anyone.
Oh, you mean I dumped in all the dates from emails and shit into a JavaScript timeline widget. Yeah, guess that makes me autistic.
There is an all-faculty email address in Exchange, but I had no access to send to it. I did the next best thing and scraped their online faculty/staff directory. The funny thing is, I think their shitty email server dropped half the messages. More people got the second wave I sent from a VPS.
She knows about this, and has expressed the fact that she doesn't have time for your immaturity.
I read the CAN-SPAM act very closely before sending those emails. Definitely not illegal, and notifying people of events they might be affected by is not harassment.
I was preemptively hardening my origin server against idiotic DoS attempts you might make. In the process I DoS'd it myself, then fixed it until it stayed up. It's a dedicated server with a metric f-ton of bandwidth, but there were some layer 7 attacks that it was susceptible to.
I was homeschooled with courses from an accredited Catholic high school. Trust me, there was a lot of religion.
Most of the scouts are on my side against the college.
I was tired of getting low-effort insults in my inbox, so I decided to make people think a bit more before sending. One person said "(rhymes with spigot)" because they wanted to call me a bigot really badly.
Fight crazy with crazy. It's entertaining to watch their minds short-circuit and implode, if nothing else.
In Catholic culture, telling someone you're praying for them is a sign of goodwill and friendship.
I concur, Walmart tech is total garbage. I saw a gift registry kiosk with the error message "Error: The operation completed successfully." I was able to tell from the dialog border that they finally upgraded from XP, so that's a plus I guess.
I did the credit card thing at a register in Electronics, while talking to an acquaintance who works there. It rebooted in about a minute. He knew what I was doing, the manglement was a different story.
One of the reasons the LP guy cited for kicking me out was that I "turned your phone into a computer". He also accused me of "installing viruses" on demo PCs. I will admit I stuck a Linux USB in one of them, but it was already screwed up and wouldn't work right, and I didn't install anything.
BRB, monetizing it.
And most of those videos are from a 3-credit college class that met for three hours in the evening once a week to watch and make YouTube videos.
No shit, Sherlock. That's why I was filming.