======Part 3======

=====Entries=====
====Entry 1: November 7, 2012====

This is confusing first I get 
<cli>
lab46:~$ ./setup.exe
I see you've made it this far. The end is in sight.
cat: ./setup.exe: No such file or directory
When you figure it out, you want field: 2
</cli>
Then I get
<cli>
lab46:~$ ./setup.exe
Not ready yet.
</cli>
====Entry 2: November 14, 2012====

<cli>
lab46:~$ cat datafile | cut -d~ -f2 | sed 's/@/\n/g' | sort -h -r | less
</cli>
====Entry 3: November 16, 2012====

Learned how to do xeyes but with different images. xloadimage.

====Entry 4: November 30, 2012====

Last day of November. EoCE today.

=====Keywords=====

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=====Experiment 3=====

====Question====
Can you throw xeyes/xlogo/xloadimage on to a computer without someone logged in.

====Resources====
Matt

====Hypothesis====
I believe you can.

====Experiment====
Try to send xeyes or whatever to a computer not in use.

====Data====
<cli>
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[1] 20395
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[2] 20396
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[3] 20397
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[4] 20398
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[5] 20399
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[6] 20400
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[7] 20401
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[8] 20402
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[9] 20403
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[10] 20404
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[11] 20406
grrasp:~$ xeyes -display flake02:5 &
[12] 20407
grrasp:~$ 
</cli>
Did this while someone was not logged in at 15:32 November 30th 2012.
====Analysis====
I was correct in my idea that xeyes/whatever would work.
====Conclusions====
This could be fun as a jock to play on people.