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>network when working in a lab without computer access (according to many witnesses)? Someone else was using her laptop.

• Wowfunhappy 8y ago
  So now she had an accomplice too?
  • treis 8y ago
    That's quite a bit more reasonable than a mysterious disgruntled roommate extracting revenge through a convoluted cheating scheme over the better part of a year.
    • Wowfunhappy 8y ago
      To me, the even more plausible scenario is that the school’s entire story is just wrong in some fundamental way. Who knows what was actually in their system logs. The school seems very eager to ignore anything that doesn’t support their case. If she had an accomplice, that should have been the story presented by the school. But it wasn't. If you’re going to accuse someone of wrongdoing of this magnitude, you need to have a coherent version of events.
  • koolba 8y ago
    Or she had it automated to run a script when she wasn’t there.
    • Wowfunhappy 8y ago
      That's a whole lot of effort for someone who according to the school didn't bother to spoof their MAC address.
    • MertsA 8y ago
      And how exactly would you even attempt to do that when you can't even log in to see what you're working with, let alone test anything. Testing web apps with something like Selenium is hard enough as it is, trying to only work on it without access to anything while you're at the computer might as well be impossible.