7 ms·

That was in the original Ghost in the Shell (nswf): https://youtu.be/x-zUAb_ndDk https://youtu.be/x-zUAb_ndDk

• GauntletWizard 2y ago
  The full movie is free on Youtube (In the US, anyway): https://youtu.be/iHil4Y4r3Wk https://youtu.be/iHil4Y4r3Wk And a link directly to that scene: https://youtu.be/iHil4Y4r3Wk?t=2748 https://youtu.be/iHil4Y4r3Wk?t=2748 and the other time they show it: https://youtu.be/iHil4Y4r3Wk?t=3297 https://youtu.be/iHil4Y4r3Wk?t=3297 Moreover, this almost makes sense as a security mechanism. A keyboard is a one-way input device; You don't get feedback from it. A monitor provides feedback that's fuzzy - Harder to exploit via a visual image where you're expecting and parsing text than a direct digital link.
  • kuschku 2y ago
    You can use opto-electronic isolators on a direct digital link as well. You could also just connect up to the computer via TOSLINK, that has no backchannel and no risk of interference either.
    • GauntletWizard 2y ago
      That's the "Almost" in almost makes sense :)
• crabmusket 2y ago
  What's most shocking about that scene is not the typing speed, but being able to think of the code to write that quickly!
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  • saagarjha 2y ago
    Clearly he's using ChatGPT.