Bring good memories of trying to get around that during HS. At first people would store notes and things in programs, so teachers wisened up that you had to cle

Bring good memories of trying to get around that during HS. At first people would store notes and things in programs, so teachers wisened up that you had to clear your memory. But there was a way you could archive programs, so then they figured out how to make sure you hadn't done that, either. But they never foiled the genius plan a friend of mine and I concocted to write a program that would simulate all of the screens involved in the "check" that teachers did to make sure you had cleared your memory correctly. What we were most proud of was the fact that after it was all 'done', you could even enter basic calculations in the calculator and it would behave as expected, making you none the wiser that you were actually running a program of ours all along. We also never used it for cheating. There was just something beautiful about knowing that we could, plus we had so many other games and things that it was always a pain to have to reinstall things after an assessment. Ohh the memories!