TURN-KEY SOLUTION
Why Did Old PCs Have Locks On Them, And Why Don't They Have Them Anymore?
Via LGR.
TURN-KEY SOLUTION
Via LGR.
In the early 90's one of the supervisors had a PC that people were constantly changing the screen saver to some rather rude messages. (Good guy, people just messed with him in good fun.) He went and spent around $500 on software to keep people from doing that. His mistake was bragging that no one could. ever get into his computer again just a little too loudly. In the early 90's the computer checked the floppy before going to the hard drive to boot up. So a pair of 'unknown' individuals got a boot disk, got into the system and changed the screen saver message to "30 seconds". Good times...
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