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Emily
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Oct 05, 2010 06:41PM
yep look-there's a tank!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0iXs0...
i can't go to sites anymore, not since some site i went to messed up the computer and we had to pay like $60 to get it fixed. sorry!
NetNanny, seriously?! Hahahahaha! But I feel sorry for you. At least it doesn't block Goodreads. :)
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lol why dont you say a website you need for school is being blocked by it and you need the password.... well that would work unless they type the password in themselves.
Can't you delete it from your programs?
no it would probably overide or something and say she must enter a password.
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o·ver·ride /v. ˌoʊvərˈraɪd; n. ˈoʊvərˌraɪd/ Show Spelled [v. oh-ver-rahyd; n. oh-ver-rahyd] Show IPA
verb, -rode, -rid·den, -rid·ing, noun
–verb (used with object)
1. to prevail or have dominance over; have final authority or say over; overrule: to override one's advisers.
2. to disregard, set aside, or nullify; countermand: to override the board's veto.
3. to take precedence over; preempt or supersede: to override any other considerations.
4. to extend beyond or spread over; overlap.
5. to modify or suspend the ordinary functioning of; alter the normal operation of.
6. to ride over or across.
7. to ride past or beyond.
8. to trample or crush; ride down.
9. to ride (a horse) too much.
10. Fox Hunting . to ride too closely behind (the hounds).
–noun
11. a commission on sales or profits, esp. one paid at the executive or managerial level.
12. budgetary or expense increase; exceeding of an estimate: work stoppage because of cost overrides.
13. an ability or allowance to correct, change, supplement, or suspend the operation of an otherwise automatic mechanism, system, etc.
14. an auxiliary device for such modification, as a special manual control.
15. an act of nullifying, canceling, or setting aside: a Congressional override of the President's veto.
16. Radio and Television Slang . something that is a dominant or major facet of a program or series, esp. something that serves as a unifying theme: an entertainment series with a historical override.
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Wait, what's he right about? I'm confused...
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LOL. Damn the password. Raid your dad's... stuff (yeah I don't know where you'd raid). The manual for NetNanny or something.
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Savita wrote: "Cody's right. On all counts."yay lol
GSGS wrote: "Wow. Amaranta, you seriously outdid yourself there!!"I just looked it up on dictionary.com and copied and pasted the results. Also, there is no such thing as 'underride'
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MWHAHAHAHAHow to disable Net Nanny:
First things first, there is reportedly an "in-case-Mommy-forgot-the-password" backdoor to the program (some or all versions). Try ~frontdoor as your password. Thanks Jonathan G. for the tip.
Net Nanny Version 4.0: In Windows 98 or Windows ME, click Start > Run, and type msconfig in the box to start a Windows configuration tool. Go to the Startup tab, which displays a list of programs that run at startup. Uncheck the entries for "nntray.exe"and "NNSvsc", then restart. Net Nanny disabled! Thanks Jon M. for the info.
Method 11,2:
To disable Net Nanny for a single session in Windows 95, press CTRL-ALT-DELETE to bring up the Close Program dialogue. Depending on the version of Net Nanny you are afflicted with, either OCRAWARE or Wnldr32 will appear on the list. Select whichever is listed and press End Task.
To disable it more permanently, try some of these methods of getting rid of it for good:
Method 12:
Open the file c:\windows\system.ini. Under the section marked "[boot]", there should be a line labeled "drivers=" with some stuff listed after it. Remove the word "wndrv16.dll" from the "drivers=" line. (If there are other words listed on the "drivers=" line, leave them there, just remove "wndrv16.dll".) Save changes to the file and restart your computer, and Net Nanny is gone for good!
Method 21: (note: this may only apply to the win3.x version):
Open the file config.sys (it should be in your c:\ directory) and look for the line DEVICE=C:\NN\NNDRV.SYS. This is the net nanny driver. To prevent it from loading type REM in front of this line, so it appears as REM DEVICE=C:\NN\NNDRV.SYS. (REM stands for Remark; it tells the computer not to process that line because it is a user-inserted remark or comment.) Reboot to eliminate the copy of NN resident in memory, and you'll be censor-free! Net Nanny will no longer load when you restart your system.
To clear Net Nanny's log file:
Delete the file Wnn3.log (it should be in your Net Nanny directory). Note that you can't open the file and delete individual entries, because the file is encrypted.
Also be sure to check out the essays by Eddy/Saruman (one of the original CyberSitter crackers) on reverse-engineering Net Nanny and CyberSitter.
o_O HACKER!!!! Did you get Squeak to tell you that?Just something random I want to show you guys: http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/4...
no squeak did not tell me that I looked it up lol And the something random is hilarious lol
I'm no computer whiz but do any of them work... whoever has NetNanny???
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I don't know if they work but they seem like they might
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unless you're talking about sewing.
I fixed it and give me a break its 11:50 pm lolthough I really want to know if any of those things work
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there no school tomorrow its a teacher day or something like that
So when are you planning to go to bed?
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Right, Cody?
well once my dad tells me I have to and even then I will read for an hour or more then go to sleep
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A couple of friends of mine (just me or does that sound a little wrong?), went to sleep at 4.am in the holidays. I could never do that.
lol when I went down to NC with my grandma I stayed awake till 8 am one day... but I woke up at like 5 pm........
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I'm guessing a destination. :)
