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You can use it to check out [[books]] from the [[library]] or to access your [[dining dollars]], [[flex dollars]] or [[meal swipes]]. | You can use it to check out [[books]] from the [[library]] or to access your [[dining dollars]], [[flex dollars]] or [[meal swipes]]. | ||
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| + | Like all magnetic-stripe based cards the data on the card can be read, or changed. It's unknown if the data on the card is encrypted. Magnetic stripe readers/writers are not terribly hard to get ahold of online. | ||
==Fashion== | ==Fashion== | ||
You can also put your [[ID]] between the brim of your baseball cap and your head to make a fashion statement. This is popular among residents of the "cool side" of the [[Hard Knox Cafe|cafeteria]] (i.e. [[first-year]] [[Fraternities|Greeks]]). | You can also put your [[ID]] between the brim of your baseball cap and your head to make a fashion statement. This is popular among residents of the "cool side" of the [[Hard Knox Cafe|cafeteria]] (i.e. [[first-year]] [[Fraternities|Greeks]]). | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:28, 6 August 2007
Your ID has your ID number on it, but also your Faces picture and your birth date. And your name.
You can use it to check out books from the library or to access your dining dollars, flex dollars or meal swipes.
Food for thought[edit]
Like all magnetic-stripe based cards the data on the card can be read, or changed. It's unknown if the data on the card is encrypted. Magnetic stripe readers/writers are not terribly hard to get ahold of online.
Fashion[edit]
You can also put your ID between the brim of your baseball cap and your head to make a fashion statement. This is popular among residents of the "cool side" of the cafeteria (i.e. first-year Greeks).
