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Hmm... A nice project idea, but I see too many problems to realize it in a way that makes sense. :( But if I get my hands on a RC, I will try building one on my own.... ^^

To get a command shell, try opening the task manager and then File -> New Task. There you can try command.com or cmd.exe. If you even can't open the task manager I think you probably need an account with more privileges or think of getting more "creative". And notice: If you have access to the command line you will not be able to do other stuff than in GUI mode. Command line alone means not administrative rights. ;)

Now you have a new follower! ^^

Hope that it does not break... If it does while being inside the port: Have fun getting it out... I'm not a fan of these way too tiny devices... The smaller it gets the more careful you have to be... But what are the specs? I mean, give us more food to eat... A tiny usb device we all have seen. ^^

The post about powering USB devices over the VGA port (http://hak5.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=10885), inspired me to do something related, but with another port... Look here: http://code.javacoffee.de/?p=10

looks really nice, but definately too expensive! Anyone here with some experiences with that hardware?

sounds like heating problems if you also have problems in other operating systems... Maybe the GPU gets a bit too hot... Ever checked that?

Try this one. It's the best I know... You can configure it to be very secure... http://www.personalfirewall.comodo.com/

Try this: <form id="Menu" method="post" action=""><input id="Height1" name="Height1" type="text" size="10" value="FUK!"></form> <input type="button" onclick="Save()" style="color:ff0000" value="Plz work..."> <script type='text/javascript'> function Save(){ document.getElementById("Menu").getElementById("Height1").value="OMFG WORKS!"; } </script> I had some problems, too, but the getElementById() function helped. Also you should not try to access Elements directly. User getElementByName(), getElementById() or getElementsByTag() functions.

To check also some hardware: http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ Virus scans are not the best I think, but maybe worth a try...

As I know it is not regulary possible. The image viewer of the client is loading and interpreting the bytes of the image. Only if the viewing program has some secruity wholes you can use them for buffer or heap overflows to run an embedded code, but with another viewer, no chance... I think it's easier to send a zip file with an exe... There are so many stupid people out there. ;)

The BSOD lets me think of an error in you NVidia drivers. nv4 is the chipset of your pc. Did you upgrade the chipset drivers?? Or even tried to remove and reinstall them? And what about other operating systems?? As a tipp: Do it soon! I had almost the same problem with an old laptop and I tried too long. Now it's really dead...

For n00bs in plain english: Read the fucking manual and let google be your friend.