hosfordryan

Ok, you sold me on getting the actual rubber ducky. I think it will be very useful and a great tool for learning/experimenting. Thank you for your advice

Thank you so much for the help. I may just end up buying the Ducky for convenience and to help support such a great community. One question though, do you think it is worth the $40? Because it is a really cool tool, but i don't see really any uses for me other than pranking friends and family, and just proof of concept hacking my own machine. Do you own a ducky? And do you think you have gotten your $40 worth out of it? If so, what kind of things do you use it for? Sorry about all the questions. I'm the kind of person to get excited about something cool like this, buy it, and not really use it too much. (What i did with the raspberry pi) Again, thank you for the help.

I am wanting to get a USB Rubber Ducky but unfortunately, i cannot afford it at the moment. I was wondering though, would i be able to get a teensy 2.0, put a SD card reader on it, and put a USB male to male adapter to kind of make my own, cheaper Rubber Ducky? I was searching around on the internet and i came across the Community Edition Encoder and Firmware on the ducky website, and i was wondering if i could put this on the Teensy and make it into a rubber ducky? Or am i misunderstanding what the Community Edition encoder and firmware actually is? If one is able to do this, could you explain how you would do it? Do you put it on the SD Card? What do you do? I am just a little lost when it comes to the whole thing, but I am trying to learn and after a lot of googling, i could not find anything so i figured i'd ask here. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.