I would expect that it should be able to do it.
It should also be able to produce a log of all keystrokes and mouse events
received and processed.
An audit laptop would be able to independently sniff the keystroke and
mouse events off the LAN and verify that the log from the test scoring
machine
yes, well said.-J.
Original message From: Steve Smith Date:
4/19/23 11:36 PM (GMT+01:00) To: The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee
Group Subject: [FRIAM] TruthGPT
I was modestly impressed when Musk helped to get OpenAI formed
and try to be "righteous" with i
You can still get a voice number. For what it's worth. But they changed it
from a true seperate number to glorified call forwarding. -_-.. When I used
it's call screen feature people that wanted to call me. Would read me the
riot act (looking at you kim) And scam callers would get through to my lan
BOOM! 8^D Well done.
On 4/19/23 14:39, David Eric Smith wrote:
Well at least it was written by a person. ChatGPT would have used valid syntax
in the first sentence.
On Apr 20, 2023, at 6:35 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
I was modestly impressed when Musk helped to get OpenAI formed and try to be
Well at least it was written by a person. ChatGPT would have used valid syntax
in the first sentence.
> On Apr 20, 2023, at 6:35 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
>
> I was modestly impressed when Musk helped to get OpenAI formed and try to be
> "righteous" with it's charter back in 201x? But the way *
I was modestly impressed when Musk helped to get OpenAI formed and try
to be "righteous" with it's charter back in 201x? But the way *IT* went
was disappointing and Musk's response with "TRUTHGPT!" is it's own brand
of (I should not be surprised?) disappointment.
https://truthgpt.gitbook.i
We got the word that Peggy Frank found someone to carry Book Mountain
forward... a couple already working in the bookstores of Santa Fe for
years... Lauren Ayles? and Phil Geronimo... also poets/writers.
Even though they are nominally a "paperback exchange", their inventory
has grown to in
Well, I'm not sure if you can still get a Google Voice number. But I just now added my
landline as the "linked number" in my Google Voice account. And it now forwards
there, screens calls, etc. So it's still there. Of course Google will/does kill things
arbitrarily.
On 4/19/23 08:37, Russ Abbo
Thanks Gary
The question is this -- "Can a Pentium server at 1.5 GhZ with 4 GB RAM
running a proprietary Linux OS service 125 PCs on a LAN during an a
competitive exam and *very reliably* record every keystroke and mouse click
of each of these 125 examinees. The same server is simultaneously also
Just my opinion, but I believe Linux is generally well suited for any
server task. Especially on older and slower hardware
On Wed, Apr 19, 2023 at 11:42 AM Sarbajit Roy wrote:
> Hi Friamers
>
> Can any guide me if a Pentium PC server at 1,.5 GhZ with 4 GB RAM on a
> Linux version is capable of d
Hi Friamers
Can any guide me if a Pentium PC server at 1,.5 GhZ with 4 GB RAM on a
Linux version is capable of doing a certain task very reliably ?
As it is a confidential thing, please message me directly. I have to ask
as I don't use Linux.
regards
Sarbajit Roy
New Delhi India
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I think Google has stopped its telephone service. It got enough samples of
voices to train its systems and needs no more.
It's fairly easy to turn a phone that supports voice mail and caller ID
into a call blocker.
- Have the phone answer on the first ring.
- Record your message saying that
You should be able to forward to your landline from a virtual number like
Google Voice. Then only give out your virtual number. You should be able to
pick up your landline and Google will talk to you with a phone menu of options.
Of course, that doesn't solve people getting your landline number
Nomorobo works pretty well on our landline. Free with comcast.
Ed
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Ed Angel
Founding Director, Art, Research, Technology and Science Laboratory (ARTS Lab)
Professor Emeritus of Computer Science, University of New Mexico
1017 Sierra Pinon
Santa Fe, NM 87501
505-984-0136 (home)
I like Frank’s solution, but I’m also interested in a solution for
our land line. The other option for the land line is to cancel it
entirely, but about six weeks ago I got a call from a friend who looked
us up when he was in Santa Fe, which is when he found out we had moved.
He found our land
Android Pixel cell phone. It's nice to hear your voice, Nick.
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Frank C. Wimberly
140 Calle Ojo Feliz,
Santa Fe, NM 87505
505 670-9918
Santa Fe, NM
On Tue, Apr 18, 2023, 10:50 PM Nicholas Thompson
wrote:
> Frank
>
> Landline? Or have you given up on that old stuff.
>
> n
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> On Tue, Apr 18,
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