Deevd

haha that's just awesome :D

nice work :) Sorry , but for the SSL part I've no idea :)

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no don't think so... that's why the rubber ducky is made of a Teensy board and not a USB stick...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Mail_Transfer_Protocol all the info you need ;)

wouldn't it be easier to do this via cmd and smtp??

Should have said immediately it was for using towards a 3G tower :) We can't guess that sort of info you know :P

This is awesome !! thanks IronGeek !!

Thanks gonna try that out as fast as possible :)

This is just awesome !! :D waiting to see more !! I wanted to ask if you could post a little more about you mini-sd card connection, what libraries to add with it, and what should be used in the code. Thx in advance.

Why not just mount everything on USB 1 ?

If you would wan't to increase the range of your modem you shouldn't get a Yagi antenna, because those are directional... You should get an omni directional antenna !

Will try this after my finals :)

No one any idea??? Yeah is not verry logic...

It's just nobody does or wan't to post a tutorial thread as things are at the moment, I think... I am not trying to be rude, but that's what I think :)

Hi, I thought a Forum section "Tutorials", with categories as: "OS" -> tweaking OS'es "Programming" "Security" "Hacking" "Modding" wouldn't this be nice? :) I know there are alleready some categories of this kind, but most of the time people post problem's they have, or something they found... Would be nice if everyone shared his little tricks or tuts he found interesting. Deevd

I did a little research about wxWidgets and Android... this is what i've found... Source: http://markmail.org/message/elkgasgax2jiflar now I have to say i didn't exactly find some apps for android that used wxWidgets, so no real proof... But it seems that if you would wan't to create the teensy loader for android phones, you'll have to code it with JAVA :) (maybe you allready knew...) Still, would be a verry nice project... I am willing to help, I have written some small, not super complicated apps for my Android phone, so if I could be any help...

I know u normally could use GCC on a rooted android... So maybe if you have all the files in the android, you could load the one you wan't... but then you would need a teensy loader app for your android, and that doesn't exist...

Hi, I will say Welcome first. and secondly, nice job... Would be great like you said, to be able to save passwords in a file...

Go MacVolt !! :D I thought Mac Voltage sounded better... but MacVolt will do the trick :P

A friend of mine told me this one worked well: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...#ht_3047wt_1137 But I was interested by this little guy: http://cgi.ebay.com/30dBm-NextG-USB-Yagi-H...27abfc4ebf#shId Is not too big, verry handy, come's in directly with USB, and seems to be pretty powerfull :) No one any idea wich one is better out of those two?

To do this you have to be running cmd.exe as Administrator... else you'll get "Error: access denied"

Nice idea, will try to add some functions to that later...

I had the perfect plan, was coding a test in MinGW, just to test out... had it working nicely with Strings and stuff like that... but when i tried to use strings inside the Teensy libraries it kept saying that string is not a known name type ... EDIT: Ok so had some trouble, but found another way to be able to type the code and text between " " with my belgian layout, and still getting the right text printed out... I wrote some code into the usb_api.cpp I added a method called convert(const char c[]) so it takes a const char[] like println() does, in this method convert, i read the whole char array and for each charachter it will make the right Keyboard.set_Key1(...) Keyboard.send_now().... Till now that's the only sollution I found :) Had to find out what every key printed out and stuff like that, but finally it's a success !! NanoyMaster if you need help, send PM ...

yeah found out swapping them was no good solution... instead i tried working on a sort of adaptor... that would read the string with my normal BE layout, and gives back a modified string back which replaces the symbols by those needed to make a good output... But for the moment i'm in a little struggle, will let you know if I finally get it to work...