Hey, I'v been forced to write a Computer Ethics essay, on account of sending an inappropriate email on the school network, which was a bat file which caused the user to log off. What do any of you think of my situation?
Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Mon Aug 29th at 4:21am 2005

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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Dark Tree on Mon Aug 29th at 4:29am 2005

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Posted by Dark Tree on Mon Aug 29th at 4:29am 2005
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Mon Aug 29th at 4:34am 2005

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Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Mon Aug 29th at 4:34am 2005
What, you believe I should be banned, even though the victim was a friend of mine, and he accepted it as a practical joke.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Nickelplate on Mon Aug 29th at 4:44am 2005

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Posted by Nickelplate on Mon Aug 29th at 4:44am 2005
I work as a tech coordinator at a high school, and if a student violates the terms of acceptable network use, they get the prescribed punishment, whether they were just joking or not. Most of the time it's 2 week suspension for stuff like that.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Crono on Mon Aug 29th at 4:48am 2005
Posted by Crono on Mon Aug 29th at 4:48am 2005
No he thinks you should be banned because you just spammed the general banter forum with several threads. And if this is any indication of the frequency of threads you'll end up making periodically: it wont be well received.
In short, if you screw around on the school's network: it's their say. They probably made enough public points about abusing school property (in which this would be considered).
I remember at the High School I went to, if you did anything on the computers that wasn't school related they kicked your ass out. They were computer Nazis like that.
In short, if you screw around on the school's network: it's their say. They probably made enough public points about abusing school property (in which this would be considered).
I remember at the High School I went to, if you did anything on the computers that wasn't school related they kicked your ass out. They were computer Nazis like that.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by DrGlass on Mon Aug 29th at 5:03am 2005

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Posted by DrGlass on Mon Aug 29th at 5:03am 2005
The rules are there for you to read, so when you break them its your ass.
Even if it was your friend they have to do the same thing they would do to anyone. "the law is blind"
Even if it was your friend they have to do the same thing they would do to anyone. "the law is blind"
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Crapceeper on Mon Aug 29th at 11:48am 2005
Shouldn't it be 'Justice is blind'?

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Posted by Crapceeper on Mon Aug 29th at 11:48am 2005
? quote:
the law is blind
Shouldn't it be 'Justice is blind'?
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Nickelplate on Mon Aug 29th at 1:26pm 2005

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Posted by Nickelplate on Mon Aug 29th at 1:26pm 2005
Nah, that whole family is blind.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Myrk- on Mon Aug 29th at 7:13pm 2005

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If we all went by your ways, then I could walk around town burning things my m8s things with a flamethrower or rocket launcher, and when the police come, I'd say - "It's my m8s, he finds it funny!"
It doesn't work like that at all you know! Practical jokes are only funny if the consequence doesn't take more than 30 minutes to fix.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by mazemaster on Mon Aug 29th at 9:12pm 2005
Posted by mazemaster on Mon Aug 29th at 9:12pm 2005
It was a practical joke among friends. No harm done, so whats the big deal?
Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Tue Aug 30th at 12:29am 2005

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Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Tue Aug 30th at 12:29am 2005
I agree. But the IT co-ordinator at my school say's it's a questoin of ethics, and concerning the action taken.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by SimonBeattie on Tue Aug 30th at 12:38am 2005
Posted by SimonBeattie on Tue Aug 30th at 12:38am 2005
no you havent....your af**king liar simon u dont do work u stupid f**k u watch porn al day....at school!
Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Tue Aug 30th at 12:39am 2005

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Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Tue Aug 30th at 12:39am 2005
Yes, Nickelplate, but according to the IT co-ordiantor, I sent an "Inappropriate email". Define inappropriate.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Hugh on Tue Aug 30th at 12:52am 2005

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Posted by Hugh on Tue Aug 30th at 12:52am 2005
You should ask him how he defines it since none of our definitions apply.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by rs6 on Tue Aug 30th at 3:39am 2005

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Posted by rs6 on Tue Aug 30th at 3:39am 2005
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=inappropriate
Your IT director did not liek the fact that you where using the school computers to make basicly a virus, and send it out to another shcool computer. Now everyone knows shcool computers are meant to be used for learning. The way you used the computer was unsuitable, or inappropriate, to the way they want you use the computer. so use those computer for learning not fun!
I shouldn't be talking, I have family guy episodes on my user name at shcool to watch in class.
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Your IT director did not liek the fact that you where using the school computers to make basicly a virus, and send it out to another shcool computer. Now everyone knows shcool computers are meant to be used for learning. The way you used the computer was unsuitable, or inappropriate, to the way they want you use the computer. so use those computer for learning not fun!
I shouldn't be talking, I have family guy episodes on my user name at shcool to watch in class.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Tue Aug 30th at 3:41am 2005

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Posted by HAL 9000 AI computer on Tue Aug 30th at 3:41am 2005
It wasn't really a virus, since the "victim" had to click on the icon, and then 'Run'. And it wasn't really disguised as anything else.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by rs6 on Tue Aug 30th at 3:45am 2005

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Posted by rs6 on Tue Aug 30th at 3:45am 2005
Well when i download an infected .exe file, i still do need to click on it to execute the virus. Also your file cause undesired performance for the user, which basicly is a virus. I don't really consider it a virus, but your IT guy seems to. Keep that type of stuff out of shcool next time:-)
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Cash Car Star on Tue Aug 30th at 4:38am 2005

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Posted by Cash Car Star on Tue Aug 30th at 4:38am 2005
I think it's unethical to try to get out of a punishment essay by trying to dredge up points online. Course I'm probably just feeding the beast with this post here. Anyway, if your entire punishment is to write this paper, just write the fricking paper, or are you that lazy and unaccustomed to accepting the consequences of your actions?
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by Cassius on Tue Aug 30th at 7:28am 2005
Posted by Cassius on Tue Aug 30th at 7:28am 2005
Just write the paper my man.
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Re: Define inappropriate.
Posted by wil5on on Tue Aug 30th at 8:30am 2005

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Posted by wil5on on Tue Aug 30th at 8:30am 2005
I used to be just like you hal. I grew out of it. Write the damn essay.
Still, you get points for the fact it was a batch file. Its sad that most computer science students (COMPUTER SCIENCE) I see barely understand the concept of a command line.
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