His master's fist

David Jones

Nature, 1998, vol. 394, issue 6690, 230-230

Abstract: These days we have personal everything — personal stereos and computers to name but a few. But what if they were truly personal, programmed to operate only for their recognized owner? This is just what Daedalus plans to develop. The personalized computer would recognize its owners keyboard ‘fist’ and mouse style, and would be almost impossible to hijack or misuse.

Date: 1998
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