Oops! Forgot one of the more outspoken ones!
MW, is my post #234 a fair assessment?
237 posted on 3/6/02 11:20 AM Eastern by Teacher317
I'm sorry, when I bent over to tie my shoes laces, the blood rushed to my head and I had one of those moments where you can see, but can't hear anything. I saw your lips moving, but I couldn't hear a thing you said. Were you talking to me?
Mark W.
243 posted on 3/6/02 12:44 PM Eastern by MarkWar
MarkWar, is post #234 a fair assessment? If not, what specifically do you think is right and what specifically do you think is wrong and which specifics will you avoid or attempt to obfuscate?
245 posted on 3/6/02 2:03 PM Eastern by Zon
Sorry, I just gulped half a glass of slurpee and POW-WEE -- brain freeze. I missed like the last two minutes getting back to reality.
Did I miss anything? Did you say something to me?
Mark W.
So, you've finally caught on to me. I knew you would, sooner or later.
Of course, you realize, now, that it's too late for you, don't you?
A person's typing rhythm is as unique as an artist's brush stroke. They're perfect identifiers.
Now we have you.
It doesn't matter if you switch machines. It doesn't matter if you use different account names. We have you.
You cannot disguise the subconscious keystroke rhythms that go into your typing.
We know when you're online and when you're off. We know where you're typing and who you're connected with.
Kiss, kiss, baby.
Mark W.