Hey toolman, dude -- sounds like you need to get laid. So, this is a weekend project for pretty much everyone involved. Work and family obliviously come first on top of that. Don't expect to see things moving at a lightning pace. I think we have done quite a bit. A lot of thought has been put into t...

never found the cb3000 secure -- able to pull out the back. it's a very common problem with these products. in my mind, it needs to be secure or it's not worth the trouble.

The most secure device is one with a piercing and a one that attaches around the whole waist. The most comfortable is one that just attaches like a CB2000. My favorite is a lori tube. It's made from stainless steel, attaches with a piercing, but doesn't go around the waist. It's been very secure and...

Mistress Steph, in my opinion... that doesn't sound healthy.

ts, that's great! I've just committed some serial enumeration code and an updated HTML/CSS file. I haven't looked at it in a few weeks but I think it should compile. Pulls a device description over WMI. Its hot. As I have the hardware, I can focus on the back end if you want to focus on the front en...

Yeah I've been hoping to do something with a javascript slider. Perhaps just put a * next to devices that can only have on/off. I purchased a vibrating cock ring for the project and it had an interesting pulse function that we should be able to implement. This would even trigger the on/off devices. ...

True, a failsafe can just be a totally separate system. We hadn't really considered that. I tend to think that is a better idea because there could be some unforeseen failure with the first system. I read about a key in a cup of oil once. If the primary system failed you could get that key but there...

If you signed up for the project to help out on the programming side of things -- and still with do help with development -- please post a reply here and add your name to the list. I am really wanting to push this side of the development over the next month or two. We need active C++ developers. Tha...

Actually, I would love to see your source code -- I've never used autoit and it looks like a keen tool. The auto2exe process DOES generate a bloated binary but that happens to most script when you try to convert it to a PE file. I didn't mean to accuse you of distributing a virus. Just a number of t...

So, I did some reverse engineering on the executable and I have a few questions. This is not a simple program. Why is this program UPX packed? Why are socket libraries statically linked in the binary? What network communications are being done? What are you doing with the SCM? I see imports for SCM ...

Thanks les, I know you had different advice. I will be sure to check for shorts and how that would affect operation. I don't know if the one being sold as a Inline Plug DC Power Connector will make any difference when it comes to shorts, but I will find out. The reason why I went with those is becau...

I've been playing around with the Tantalus configuration page.

If you have HTML/CSS skills and would like to make modification please do so. I'm trying to keep it free from images and on only 1 page.

I ended up going with these:

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... Id=2103418
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... Id=2103450

Seraph0x asked that we start a thread documenting our expenses related to Tantalus. So, if you are spending money on hardware for development of Tantalus, please make a note of it here. There is absolutely no guarantee that any of your costs will be reimbursed but in the event that Milovana does sta...

Excellent! Thanks again for the advice. I'll order a few of them and see how they will work with a project box for tantalus.