Lol. Well at least some people spotted the easter egg after all

what easter egg?

I'm trying to do the top secret folder trick at my school, but both setting backgrounds and command prompt are blocked, along with viewing pretty much any file in windows explorer.

Quote from: happybobjr on August 15, 2010, 05:28:13 pm

Another thing. our command prompt has two protections.  one to all files, and this one,


so i just Googled, how to block command prompt, 1st page, showed how to block and unblock

I googled how to unblock it too, and I need to use a program called gpedit, but thats also blocked. The only real breakthrough in my school's security that I found is being in Firefox at file:///C:/ can show the computers files. Only in Firefox, not IE.
I was wondering if you guys might be able to advise me how sneak past all this.

my friends and I = We
We just googled,  'how to block command prompt'.
Due to not wishing to reread the rules, i will just mention that the first non-sponsored result tells you how to block and unblock command prompt.

Note:  Find your registry editor in windows system 32 or what ever.  Copy. paste to desktop. rename to "calc" or "keyb" or "mouse" or any other unblocked application on schools pc.

Quote from: Deep Thought on September 16, 2010, 07:52:54 pm

Quote from: Michael_Lee on September 15, 2010, 06:43:38 pm

I didn't have time to include wraparound, or make any kind of elaborate high scores list, but now you can contort your minefield size so long as the total is equal or under to about 355.

No wraparound? That's not a problem. Not many PC minesweeper games have wraparound, anyway

Yes, but wraparound is EPIC.  (I've never seen it or been able to enable it, but I was looking forward to trying it myself...)

so i thought of something original? thats awesome!

In no way have I finished demoing but,

These are just my observations, and are in no way men to offend anyone

1.  Minesweeper- fun, but there are many problems and bugs.
     a.  Some times When you get a flood. It will detonate, w/o ending "the game".
     b.  when you unflag something, the number of flags does not go back down.
     c.  Occasionally you will press on a spot, where a mine is, and it won't make you lose.
     d.  if you have a map larger than screen (where it scrolls)  it will, for a split second, show a flag where a bomb would be.

2.  Splurt- Very interesting game, that can play for quite a while in math class.
     a.  Fails to exit properly (as noted in read me)
     b.  Very little documentation on game.
     c.  Levels 10-14 seem to be completely blank (this might be for a reason?)
     d.  No Tetris style, Optional speed increase on drops.
     e.  Occasionally two blocks will appear, and one will be stuck on the top of the screen.

3.  Simul- Interesting game.  The game closely resembles Wario Ware with the random rules and lvl's.
     a. Easy to be frustrated on.
     b. Easy to get caught playing in math if you scream in frustration.

4.  Wacky fun number generator- ...
     a.  Personally, I dislike it die to the fact that after guessing the 2nd number, It clears my RAM.

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You haven't started?

i haven't had any ideas on what to do.

I probably should start....  humm thinking of something amazing but simple.
maybe i will get lucky with an idea.

I don't feel that the first one was slow.
Make sure you keep each revision of your project on your computer.  that way if there is a problem, you can go back
or if someone liked an older build, the could use an older build

more and more people...
at least your staying.

If you put a flux capaciter in your car and go >9000 mph....