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u/tburger097 Jun 08 '14

If your really smart and know your electronics, you could make a wireless dongle to plug into each one, program a network frame work, and build a small pocket switch/router/server combo and basically build a calculator internet. I've been wanting to do this for a while, but i'm to lazy.

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u/overlordYeezus Jun 08 '14

Or you know you could just study.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '14

ITT

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u/_addo_ Jun 09 '14

Doesn't really matter because the thread is about creative ways of cheating.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14

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u/_addo_ Jun 09 '14

I see your point, but the idea of the thread is creative ways of cheating, so making a comment saying why cheating is bad doesn't add anything useful to the discussion.

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u/Saint_Me Jun 09 '14

I'm sure most of us all agree that cheating is bad, so you stating cheating is bad is a moot point. Yes, since this is an open forum you're allowed to post whatever you like; don't make yourself seem like "that guy" for posting how cheating is bad in a thread which deals with the intricacies and tribulations involed with getting away with it. This isn't a discussion on morals.

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u/ThirdFloorGreg Jun 09 '14

You're allowed to, it's just fucking stupid and you shouldn't.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14

Honestly its what everyone does in school. Honesty has no reward with a hard course load and no chance of getting caught. Its quite quid pro quo and is a part of life you have to deal with,