conduct violations..

[Incantation]

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Kind of early in the morning for me to pass judgment, but it seems as though you are either trolling or like messing with people. Pick one and it's still a waste of resources; they could have helped someone else in the time wasted on you.

 

[artsciencelove]

I wish you would just stop posting. I also have a background in computer science, and you are validating every negative stereotype about us.

You have to accept you F'ed yourself out of a career in medicine by being a computer hacker and a cheater.

 

[neurodoc]

No. This is what happened. I developed a stress tool(client) using open source and it for my web server, and then I used the wrong port and ip address, by accident and then all of sudden the internet wasn't working so got scared and told an administrator that I did this by accident. and internet wasn't working on there end either. So I was sent to the Dean and I told him what I did. I had to pay for the damage and community service, and I got a warning by the Dean about computer policy.

Well, if you DID report this to an administrator IMMEDIATELY after realizing your "mistake" (i.e. you didn't wait for them to come after you), this would be in favor of mitigation. However, I note you say you "told" them and "internet wasn't working on their end either..." Does this mean you claim to have attempted to "tell" administration via e-mail, and it didn't get through?

If so (and you didn't just phone or walk directly over to administration to "give yourself up"), then this sounds like an attempt to obfuscate responsibility.🙁

 

[neurodoc]

OP the issue is not your MCAT score dude it's more of a flaw in your character...

Correct. To be more specific, this sort of conduct is consistent with the diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder (as described in DSM-IV TR...though DSM-V is coming out soon and will change the definition of ASPD a bit). I'm not saying that the OP is a sociopath (making diagnoses without a good faith examination is not good practice). It's just that the described conduct (initiating a DOS attack on a server and cheating) are consistent with sociopathy, are the kind of "excuses" that were offered by the OP to justify his behaviors. 🙁