Whenever you are a client on a public/school/network computer, and it is running XP most likely, you have the problem sometimes of being restricted. You can't run regedit most of the time, which means you can't delete the keys restricting you from running CMD, changing desktop properties, etc. As long as vb scripts aren't disabled, this script I wrote will remove these restrictions:
Enable Taskmgr
Enable CMD
Enable Regedit
Enable Control Panel
and a few others
...
You can add to it if you find the list of restrictive registry keys
I have had some of this in my archives for ages, waiting to be shared once I had a website up and running. That time is now. So, I present to you: Information that is commonly sold on eBay, but isn't copyrighted, and is really common knowledge. The second two items (the zip files) haven't ever been out on the web for free! Enjoy!
First off, we have
100 Inch Projector TV Plans - pdf ... This shows you how to create a projector from a regular TV with a page magnifyer. It works, but really sucks.
"Info From eBay - zip file ... In this zip file, you will find a lot of information, and one of the documents tells you how to commit mail fraud to get free stuff. This is highly illegal, as well as stupid. Don't do it, I am not responsible for your stupidity if you commit it, or perform anything else illegal that could be inside these files.
DSS Stuff - zip file ... This zip has some documents detailing getting free satellite TV. Again, this is info purposes only stuff, and you shouldn't do it. If you do try this, it isn't my fault when you get arrested.
I posted some files that are commonly sold on eBay a while back, and they were very popular. I have gone through my vast collection of archived files, and found a few that I remember being sold on eBay. I found even more that belong in the category of "stuff you aren't supposed to know," which I will do a series on sometime. Until then, let these files that are usually sold on eBay tide you over until then.
On digg people are amazed by this simple youtube video, of an "x-ray" poker table. They want to know how it works. I can tell you without a doubt. Beneath the red fabric on the table is a rectangular section cut out of the wood below. In that rectangle is plexiglass, and below it an array of infrared led emitters. The infrared light easily passes through the fabric, and is unseen by the human eye. Above, a camera with nightshot/infrared night time viewing is mounted. Then, the guy in the control room can see what a card is when the dealer puts it over the LED are, and he radios it to the dealer, who in turn moves appropriately. Sweet trick. I must build one sometime. Video below.
