The university I go too have been using a system like this in it's introduction to algoritms course for about 2 years. It doesn't just check for exact copies but will detect copying even after minor changes. It also looks at the size off the code, because the probability of similar programs is higher for shorter programs
Happened to me too, when I was installing a new athlon 1.33 for my friend I put the heatsink on rotated 180 deg. The system continued to crash before during PUST, untill i (in a wild guess) tried to rotate the heatsink. Then it worked
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I might add that the university is the Norwegian University of Technology and Science in Trondheim Norway
The university I go too have been using a system like this in it's introduction to algoritms course for about 2 years. It doesn't just check for exact copies but will detect copying even after minor changes. It also looks at the size off the code, because the probability of similar programs is higher for shorter programs
Happened to me too, when I was installing a new athlon 1.33 for my friend I put the heatsink on rotated 180 deg. The system continued to crash before during PUST, untill i (in a wild guess) tried to rotate the heatsink. Then it worked