If you can't get to a command prompt but can get to a Microsoft Office application, press Alt F11 to bring up the VBA editor, then Ctrl G to go to the Immediate window, and type in Shell("whatever") to run whatever command you want.
A good one if the computer is locked down is to run EDIT /78 C:\WINDOWS\REGEDIT.EXE, damage the text DisableRegistryTools (that it looks up to see if you have permission to run it - it should be on the second page of the file padded out because it's Unicode) then save the REGEDIT.EXE file elsewhere on your desktop or something.
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There's an exploit in u2u that will allow HTML or PHP to be functional
Is there any script or something that can make me gain superadmin status?
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The REAL Sussman uses his own Scheme-based version of Emacs on a super-computer grade Lisp computer. The computer is integrated in a motorcycle, the Suss Machine, whose sidecar has been replaced with a hydrogen bomb that will automatically detonate if /prog/ ceases to emit electrical impulses. He travels the world on his motorcycle, along with his job and his /prog/ snake. You can recognize him due to the wizard robe and hat. Sometimes he teaches women a lesson or two in the fine arts of SICP with his righteous sussboy. He is also known to knock at people's door at night, saying "it's GJS".
These are the only times where he'll get off his Suss Machine. This, dear /prog/, is the REAL Sussman.
I have 5 toggle buttons in gtk and I want them to behave like radio buttons where clicking one will cause the others to deactivate.
I thought my initial solution was simple enough. Simply program each button to deactivate the all the others when clicked. The problem is though, a change in state counts as a "clicked" signal so the other button ends up running its "deactivate all other buttons" code as well and ends up deactivating the clicked button.