Maybe one that’s SILENT.
Researchers recover typed text using audio recording of keystrokes
The researchers were able to take several 10-minute sound recordings of users typing at a keyboard, feed the audio into a computer, and use an algorithm to recover up to 96 percent of the characters entered.
Berkeley, you magnificent bastards.
Posted on September 15th 2005 in
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Ever wondered what it’s like to be an ESL teacher/tutor in Vancouver? Who talks about vibrators with people in the UK? With a 4096-bit vocabulary? And belly-dances? While thinking about how to keep little Asian folks from trying to make friends with coyotes?
Wonder no more. Liz has start bloggin’. Go check her out
Posted on September 15th 2005 in
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