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John Smith I wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote:
Straight keys are relatively easy to recognize.
Sometimes it is impossible to program a machine
to be that bad on purpose. :-) I heard a guy on
straight key night where his dits were 75% the
length of his dahs - amazingly hard to copy.


You find me a hacker (i.e. "Professional Software Engineer") who says
that would be even above childs play and I will give up my anonymity.
On a complexity scale of 1-to-10 that does NOT even register ...


Methinks you misunderstood. My point is that a computer
is absolutely necessary to be able to copy that guy's
bad fist. I doubt that any human ears could do it.
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73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com
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