[Russian Hacker Builds Mega Pc With 70tb Of Storage]

It's actually closer to 90 TB. And yes, there are 2 motherboards in there

http://hackaday.com/2010/10/21/90-tb-drive...-storage-needs/

[Wifi Robot]

Infiltrator, you should check this guy out

http://hackaday.com/2010/08/18/drone-crack...i-from-on-high/

I believe it uses a 3G modem for communication.

[Minecraft Client & Server Source Release]

So you need a lot of time and patients.

Quick! Is there a doctor on the forums??

:P

[[Version 1] I Have A Teensy, Now What?]

Who are you to speak for the majority forum? lol

I will be using C, once I start developing in the next few days.

OP, what compile errors are you getting?

Every code example I've seen has been in Teensyduino, not C.

He asked why it wasn't working, and I told him.

[[Version 1] I Have A Teensy, Now What?]

Pretty much everyone on the forums is using the Teensyduino plug in.

http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/teensyduino.html

It includes all the files you need to get it to work.

[Sentry Paintball Gun Project]

I'm pretty sure you could run what you're talking about off a Parallax Propeller.

Pretty easy to learn the language too.

[[Version 1] Speculative Developments]

I think as far as the rapid fire on xbox is concerned, it'd just be easier to mod an existing controller.

Probably some sort of 555 circuit.

[[Version 1] How To Become A Developer]

I really hope I get to work on this project. I've looked at all Swedish stores I could think of that was likely to sell this and none of them had it, if anyone knows of any stores located here please send me a pm.

I'm assuming you're talking about a teensy.

Unfortunately, I don't think you could find one in any walk-in store. They are of course available on-line here.

[[Version 1] Router Settings]

Most people leave the router settings as default. So Would it be possible to open the browser, send something like 192.168.0.1 or whatever the default IP is. Login using the default user name and password. Then change some settings like open some ports on the firewall to allow you access to the network over the internet.

If you know the router you want to try it on before hand I reckon you can modify the payload ahead of time.

But there are so many different kinds of routers out there there wouldn't be any real way to standardize it.

[[Version 1] The Mass-storage Aspect Of A Schizophrenic Ducky]

Probably because a lot of boot CDs don't play nice on the multipass.

[Wood Usb Drive]

I would be careful about sending them through the dryer.

Don't they generate a lot of static electricity?

[Episode 7x09]

just throwing this out there, and i'm not familiar with some of the software, but would the Rubber Ducky still work if the command prompt is disabled?

--based on my experience of messing with a disabled command prompt i couldn't get that much accomplished.

But i would love to see Rubber Ducky work with command prompt disabled or not disabled.

Since most Ducky payloads are based off of keystroke macros (most using command prompt), then it probably wouldn't do much.

[Wood Usb Drive]

Does it float?

Probably, but I don't know how well the Drive would function after that...

[[Version 1] White Hat Ducky]

Darren I had an idea for a "payload" for your ducky!

Typing in your gmail password :D

[Motorcycle Driver Charged For Recording]

I see 2 obvious options here.

1) Don't get pulled over.

and 2) Don't go to Baltimore xD

[Good Source Of Android Info]

I don't wanna say google... but...

http://code.google.com/edu/android/index.html ;)

[Learning Php]

XAMPP will install a whole server setup, so if all you want to do is test your code, I'd go with PHP.

[Learning Php]

The only "programs" you should need are PHP itself ( http://www.php.net/ ) either on your computer or a server and a text editor (Notepad++ is a good one http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm , but any one would work).

W3School usually has good web tutorials, you can find their PHP one at http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp

And most importantly, http://www.google.com :P

[Keyboard Shortcuts]

Oh, you might need to hit alt-L for Vista and 7...

Not much experience in those yet.

[Hakbuntu Distro]

I'll try it out in VirtualBox :)

If it's good enough I might just use it on my netbook :P

[Keyboard Shortcuts]

To log off I hit win (which opens the start menu) and then double tap L

Same thing to shut down, but with U

[C++ Convert Char To Int?]

 ifstream fin ("input.txt");

That's the shorthand method. It should work either way. ie:

 ifstream fin;
fin.open("input.txt");

[Tf2 Ninjas ?]

Ninjaneer, at your service. :D

But unfortunately I have a bad PSU and haven't played in a while. :(

EDIT: Oh right, your question. I've tried making a couple maps. Nothing spectacular.

[Java Arraylist]

So you're not allowed to use a sorting algorithm, yet you have to sort?

Are you sure it's just that you can't use predefined algorithms?

[C++ Convert Char To Int?]

It's not generating an output file cause you never call ofstream...

You have an ifstream in, but no ofstream out.