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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
On March 28 2009 21:26 micronesia wrote: The ban from BNET wasn't that big of a deal (this is pre iccup though, I think) but I had wc3 files on my computer. Yuck. My computer is pw protected always :D Hahahaha. WC3 files, worse than a virus. | ||
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NeonFlare
Finland1307 Posts
The guest account solution is probably best for this situation, good luck with that. | ||
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On March 28 2009 20:27 micronesia wrote: One time in college I let someone use my computer. He installed wc3 with a dead key and got me a temp ban from BNET. Never let anybody use my computer again.... That happened to me and 5 friends on a LAN!!! Damn we all played BW and Diablo 2 24/7 damn we were so pissed at this guy who thought he could play Diablo 2 with a cracked cd-key.. No battle.net at that LAN  | ||
thedeadhaji
39489 Posts
On March 28 2009 19:09 0xDEADBEEF wrote: 1. You're a retard if you let others use your account 2. A goddamn retard, that is it sounds like you dont have 100% trust for your roommates (or friends or w/e) and in that case letting them use your computer for anything more than like the occasional email check is a terrible idea. | ||
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TT)SieG(
United States25 Posts
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
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BottleAbuser
Korea (South)1888 Posts
On March 28 2009 20:01 0xDEADBEEF wrote: He could disable CD boot in the BIOS and set up a BIOS password. Well, physical access + knowledge = pwned. BIOS password can be reset by taking out the little battery.  | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
Either way, the best way is to have a guest account, where they can't install shit. There are still ways around it, but honestly, if they're THAT desperate that they HAVE to play when they're on someone else's computer and not their own, then they're probably beyond help anyway. On March 28 2009 23:07 thedeadhaji wrote: it sounds like you dont have 100% trust for your roommates (or friends or w/e) and in that case letting them use your computer for anything more than like the occasional email check is a terrible idea. Friends are fine, but allowing password-less root access on your personal machine is generally a bad idea, period. This is especially true if you have any sort of sensitive personal information stored on your computer (credit card numbers, passwords to important accounts, etc.). | ||
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