Recent content by dorkydev

On Marietta St, unless that's what you're talking about now across the street is Georgia Tech I'm familiar with Dill, Sylvan Hills and Perkerson a bit Right, at the G5 they've had other cool stuff there a Google WiFi home network (Cone type Pod thingy setup), Dell server blade, I keep hoping...

I had the opportunity to buy a Dell server client console with everything still in tact the keyboard fold up monitor, I passed cause I didn't know what I'd repurpose it for or do with it. The value village up here on metropolitain ave right now have a Mac G5 Tower with the monitor for $500 It...

Which one is that Piedmont, Ralph David, Metropolitan Ave or Northside Dr? Ralph David is really picked over, but the employees there are cool good people. I could throw in a couple Decatur ones too. I'll say Value Village is better and sometimes Salvation Army has some good finds. Main thing...

That's only because of the one result that said it also had a vmware on it. So there I think two different products that showed up for it. If I remember correctly. Which were HID ActivID® ActivKey® SIM Access control card/ tag (Search without the model number) ActivKey and VMware Workstation...

Exactly and who said I didn't know this already? Or is this just the newby initiation to see if ya'll chase me away. You're talking to someone who managed a pc repair shop for 3 years and diagnosed salvageable's and scrap's at a pc recycling center for 15 years. I was just digging up info on...

IT Guy and Gadget Geek If anything malicous happened I would've known about it Panda USB and AutoRun Vaccine

Yup so you travel quite often all the way to Atlanta LMAO

Yeah I thought it was something like that and it made me think what if I could get the software and rewrite the credentials on it or if they were read or write only. Funny thing is I got it at a Goodwill with a button up short sleeve short, the cashier didn't see it and just wrapped the shirt...

Post updated with pic's. Actividentity appears to be the manufacture, and Activkey is the product or model.

Windows recognizes it but doesn't show it in device manager One site shoes it as a USB HID and a ActivHID It's labeled as Actividentity Activkey SIM 48010--B Apr 07 B/N 0766428 Another google result displays it along with VMWare So it really peaked my curiosity, I found a drivers and...