Chapter 78: Stanford Newspaper

Speaking of this hacker, White thought he was not as good as the other person in the apartment, namely Phuket. Originally, White was looking for a young man on the local hacker website to check the sender address of the blog email.
The course matching platform instantly swept the entire Stanford. Except for the warning from the campus safety inspector to White, the course matching can be said to be rave reviews.
This kind of application is actually very common in APP development fifteen years later, and White just put this idea on the computer side. And facing the crowd is the masses of college students who like to communicate most.
Iverson is also a student at Stanford and a student at the business school. He was full of praise for the software developed by White: "It turns out that you asked me for the course schedule last time because of this software."
White is holding his notebook, and on the coffee table in front of him there are beverage bottles, soda cans, and various snack bags. Hearing Iverson's remarks, White looked up from the computer: "It turns out that this is very successful."
"It was successful, but there are also drawbacks, White." Iverson bit a bag of milk and sat beside White. "The Stanford journalism newspaper has criticized you badly. You are said to be the bottom of Stanford. Rude people or something."
"Journalism? Just don't care about that." White put his eyes back in front of the computer. He didn't take such a small matter into consideration, nor did he take it to heart.
"The beauties in the journalism department accused the school of harassing them because of their course information. My mom haha ​​is so funny. You didn't see it. They looked desperate and helpless when they were on the radio station. "
Many beauties in the journalism department have noble backgrounds, and they have very good mouths. In the face of poor-spoken polytechnic men, they often have the upper hand. This makes boys like Iverson hate and helpless.
White doesn't pay attention to these, but when he hears that there is such a good thing under his course matching application, he can't help but grin.
"It's okay for them to sue! We do ours and don't get in the way." White waved and said.
Iverson nodded, expressing understanding. Seeing that White was still studying on the agricultural game application he had developed before, Iverson asked: "There is a problem that has bothered me for a long time, White. You did a good job at Google, why suddenly you went back to study hard? Exhausted effort on such an app. Other than getting the praise from the campus, you have no real feedback. Why do you do this?"
"For what? Of course it is for the money." White replied.
"money?"
"It doesn't matter whether the courses are matched or the farm games are good. Whether they can bring me substantial benefits or not, they are just like stepping stones. In other words, the foundation is more accurate." White said, "Have you seen it, build a building? The building does not lay the foundation? If the foundation is not stable, it will not be able to continue to rise."
"Could it be that you have other ideas?"
White said: "This is what I've been thinking about all the time. You have also seen that just using a piece of software to connect people and people's communication will attract a lot of waves.
White got up to pour water for himself, raised his head, and the cold water slid into his stomach. In addition to the whole day of speech at Stanford today, White felt dry and dry, and the two large glasses of cold water brought him refreshing.
After a while, Iverson called out: "Your farm game makes a lot of value!"
"It's just a small game. A lot of energy is invested, but not much money." White thought to himself that the reason for this is precisely because it makes a profit. If in the end this game fails, you can also write a program to practice.
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Because of this software, White became Stanford's big red in one fell swoop. On the one hand, the people who support him are because they like his idea of ​​starting from "communication." On the other hand, what doesn't like him is also because of this concept. Both the starting point and the implementation method are too high profile.
As Iverson said, the group of journalists who wrote the Stanford newspaper is the first to bear the brunt of the opposition.
The Stanford Newspaper is a student newspaper on the Stanford campus. It usually uses its official website as its main battlefield. Huai Feature entered the official website. Before I read the post, I was the first to see a red and bold news post hanging high on the homepage.
The title was not written clearly, so White thought it was a scolding, so he clicked in. The result slipped down, but it was an interview with him a few days ago. It is probably a conjecture about the concept of his combination of this course.
White recalled when he accepted the interview called the Stanford News, and watched it with the mentality of a crowd.
There is nothing wrong with the whole post, except that many parts of the editor's own yy are not true, but it is not excessive. However, it has 999+ hits, 999+ visits, and 999+ comments, which is really strange with the bland content of the whole article.
Judging from the perspective of 8102, a certain dog in the comment must have brought the rhythm. White looked down and it was so. Starting from the 14th floor, there is an anonymous ID that starts to bring rhythm.
"Please don't believe it! This is a new scam!"
scam? What the hell.
Continue down.
20th floor: Use illegal means to steal students' course information without permission. We will never condone such behavior!
43rd floor: The first few floors are right. This is shameless and despicable behavior.
Then began a war of words. Looking at the time, each floor is only a few seconds apart, and you can imagine how empty this group of people replying to.
Soon, there is a 999+ building below: everyone is slower, I am in class...
White glanced at the professor who was spitting the stars on the podium, reached out to the keyboard, and quickly responded with an anonymous account: the upstairs was right, and I can’t see clearly...
The interface is still constantly being updated. White used to find this type of keyboard warfare very boring, but as a party hidden behind, he did not feel the panic of being in the game. On the contrary, I was curious about the low wisdom of these drooling people.
What kind of person is hidden behind the keyboard? White wondered with a mockery, is there not enough homework or not enough life, girlfriend not beautiful enough, to be boring enough to spend time on this?
White quickly withdrew from this school forum to focus on the curriculum.
In the afternoon, this matter was actually brewing more and more. White walked in any corner of the Stanford campus, as if he could feel the eyes from all directions. Friendly, malicious, melon...
White still didn't take this kind of thing to heart. Since the development of his curriculum collocation, the school has paid more attention to the protection of the student network, and the protection in this area is naturally much more rigorous than before. This is undoubtedly disadvantageous for White. Even before that, he had already accessed the course information of all students.