First Day of School

Ahhh, my friend and I were talking about the first day of school.  I was doing some of the complaining, but then he reminded me that it wasn't so much the "first day of school," more like the "first day of penetration testing on the school network."  That brightened me up considerably.  And oh, what fun we did have.

Although no penetration testing.

Not yet.

During my free block, I showed off Leopard and Parallels running, with the cube effects, very cute.  But then, I installed a new version of Warcraft 3: Frozen Throne, and using the newest patch, got it running without needing the CD.  I then proceeded to set up an ad-hoc network and play my friend in a game of Warcarft.  Unfortunetely, the school's network wouldn't allow us to play, we think they blocked the port.

Update

Things move in a forwards direction.  This is good, because if everything moved backwards, our bodies would be different.  And that would suck.  Point is moot though.

The computers are all plugged in and opperational.  They all work, I just need to get the wires involved to hook them all up to the Network.  And then we have extreme LAN games.  It will be intense.  As well as a lot of learning, because with this many computers on the network, it would be good to have them all update at once.  There is much to be done here.