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GitEmSteveDave_IsNotLarryGaga
06/04/09

In reply to Keykeriki Open Source Wireless Keyboard Sniffer
IIRC, there actually is a program that can decode the sound of each key pressed as each keyboard has it's own signature.

Of course, you could also just use powder or fluorescent dust to figure out that you don't use a canon to swat a Valley Forge mosquito.
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Nick
06/04/09

In reply to Keykeriki Open Source Wireless Keyboard Sniffer
are you telling me that you simpletons don't have the eavesdropping prowess to decipher each peck and key stroke with your own two ears? i think i know a spacebar when i hear it.
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