HxOr1337 (2021-03-01 01:51:37)

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Back then, when the extensions were absolute dog at school, I used to make JavaScript bookmarklets to unblock all the gaming sites. The way it would work is that it would ask for the URL and display it within an iFrame. All the normie kids would come up to me and ask if I could unblock <insert site> for them. It was tough days because 13 year old me didn't know how to port forward. So anyways, I shared my bookmarklet with so many people, and eventually I gave the whiny kid (not giving names) the unblocker. The funniest thing is that he got caught and his Chromebook taken away. When my probably demented teacher made an announcement about it, I was sweating profusely. I could vaguely remember that the date was January 31st, 2019.

Let's talk about this other time. I remember that I got in trouble for sending an email to a teacher jokingly saying "you know who I am". I got like 4 months of alternative school. But my teachers there were pretty cool. Anyways, you had to do a BUNCH of online school work. So I decided to find an exploit. Soon enough I found a way to reveal every single answer using a teacher mode backdoor. Mind you this was also a flash program too, so that was going to die soon. Once, when I had my hack finished I wrote it down on strips of papers and handed them out. But then the teacher saw and put me in the other room as a punishment.

Another time I tried to reset a Chromebook. Dumb 13 year old me didn't know anything about Chromebooks and tried to install some weird recovery Windows 7 OS. Got banned from the computers in alternative school. Was it worth it? Hell yes.

And because of my experience and history with computers, teachers often disallow me permission to use Chromebooks and it absolutely sucks. If any of you have any other stories about getting in trouble at school, comment below!

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