The discussion centers around the portrayal of technology in television shows, particularly the unrealistic depiction of image enhancement techniques. Participants explore various examples from popular media, including movies like Bladerunner and TV shows like CSI, and express skepticism about the feasibility of these techniques in real life.
Participants generally agree that the portrayal of technology in shows like CSI and Bladerunner is unrealistic, but there is no consensus on the specifics of how these techniques could or could not work in reality. Multiple competing views on the feasibility of certain methods remain present throughout the discussion.
Limitations include the lack of detailed technical explanations for the methods discussed, as well as the dependence on fictional portrayals that may not accurately represent real-world technology.
Also, sound of keyboard keys being tapped.Bright Wang said:Just yesterday I read a sci-am article about stealing information without internet. Its not very hard too, and some are very shocking.
It is possible to get pictures reflected off your eye(glass, white board... round and shiny objects) from a very far distance. (Though small telescopes are used.)
They can get information for your modem flashing.
They can get information from your printer printing sound.
They can see you type into your keyboard just by looking at your wrist.
Also is very easy to get to your webcam and see everything...
I don't know about the shows since I don't watch them.