Actually, Blizzard has mentioned plans for special ladders for e.g. DotA-style things that end up with lives of their own.

I imagine they readily have the infrastructure to host limited-scope events like that in place in the code (or, if not, at least planned for release...)

I got to clean out a system with this about a week ago. It was really nasty.

The worst part was that I spent the better part of two days trying to figure out why the search links were still being poisoned, even after nothing on several LiveCDs found anything...it turned out that it had installed an invisible Firefox plugin/extension which was doing it.

Exciting, huh?

Google Cache only covers some content, and only until it expires from Google's search results.

archive.org would probably be up for mirroring it, but it's unclear that they have all of it.

Not going to help you - most filesystems are growable but not shrinkable online.

Clearly, we mirror it all onto archive.org.

tl;dr of all the IANAL posts:
It's not legal, but it's possible the school could punish you if you refused.

Since she went in without asking explicitly, THAT is illegal s&s, and you can hand her ass to her legally, though they'd make an implied consent argument.

Just so you know - the Seagate update utility *IS* a FreeDOS boot image. :)

Damn, apparently my reply button missed? I don't really think so, but Slashdot disagrees.

No, but neither do most researchers, so it's okay.

No, but neither do most researchers.