Re: [Audyssey] re bgt registration

2010-12-28 Thread Thomas Ward
Ouch! If I were your computers I'd tremble in absolute terror. You sound like a sadist when it comes to blowing up computer hardware. Lol! On 12/22/10, Josh Kennedy jkenn...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Ok. The computers will have an extra processor or bit of software that will scan the binary for

Re: [Audyssey] re bgt registration

2010-12-28 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi, Oh, I think you are stretching things a bit. It wouldn't take that much CPU power to run that type of security. For example, Microsoft Sapi is not just speech output but can be used for speech recognition too. Sapi 5.4, which comes with Windows 7, is actually pretty good for speech

Re: [Audyssey] re bgt registration

2010-12-22 Thread Clement Chou
Great. As if it wasn't hastle enough, now if there's the possibility of a computer glitch a person's computer gets fried... this just gets better and better, doesn't it? At 02:11 PM 22/12/2010, you wrote: Hi Ok. The computers will have an extra processor or bit of software that will scan

Re: [Audyssey] re bgt registration

2010-12-22 Thread shaun everiss
ok, thats fine but I had a security system that did that. One day the isp lost power and the net went down in the middle of a time sink. the date was out on all systems by 40 years the time by 40 days and a bit. Resetting the time and date then doing a resink with dimehntion4 reset everything

Re: [Audyssey] re bgt registration

2010-12-22 Thread shaun everiss
I like the voice print idea, the dna scanner in the finger print and the eye scanner sound good. But I wouldn't like my stuff recorded and I'd like a fallback on that maybe an emergency access or something? ofcause guys any thought on how much that would take to write? and all the power any