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PS 2 Keyboard Logger KS4100 List Price: $88.00 Sale Price: $89.95  |
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PS2 Keyboard Logger is a keyboard logging device which records every key pressed on a computer keyboard - storing an exact copy of everything typed by the user! 4MB of memory is enough capacity to store half a million characters (key strokes); it can quietly record the average computer user for months and still have memory to spare... |
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Keyllama 4MB USB Value Keylogger Sale Price: $60.39 Used From: $61.00 |
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KeyLlama records everything typed on a USB keyboard. Absolutely no software is required and KeyLlama is completely invisible to any software. The KeyLlama USB is the stealthiest hardware keylogger in existence - it is impossible to detect!Unlike many other keyloggers, these work with both low and full-speed USB Keyboards... |
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Spoiled or cherished?
My daughter is almost 10. She's had a cell phone since she was 7. She has a PS2, 30" TV, TiVO, iPod and a computer (with internet connection, filtering software and keylogger) in her room. She picks her own clothes, has streaks in her hair (think Lindsey Lohan in Freaky Friday) and enjoys experimenting with makeup.
NOW... Before you brand me the evil parent here is what you should know. We study together every night, watch cartoons every morning, I never miss her sporting events or school functions, she has more friends than she can keep up with and she is a straight A student.
Also... Stuff means nothing to her. She regularly donates toys and clothes to the local homelss shelters. We even donate to the less fortunate on-line together. People are very important to her so it makes her sad when friends say she is spoiled.
She and I are doing this together (so watch your language please). What do you think? Is she spoiled or just dearly loved?
Based on the fact that you spend alot of time together and are posting this question together, I would say that she is dearly loved. You make time for one another, are very involved in her life and seem to care a great deal about her well-being, grades, social conscience and physical/mental/emotional needs. These are the things that show love for another, not the "things" you buy her. And fortunately, from the sounds of it, she knows this.
Is she spoiled? Perhaps. But isn't it better to think of it in terms of being "more fortunate"?! It sounds like your daughter is a very lucky girl! And not just because you are able to provide her with all of these benefits but because she seems to have a wonderful, loving and caring father!!! Keep up the good work.
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PS 2 Keyboard Logger KS4100 List Price: $88.00 Sale Price: $89.95 |
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PS2 Keyboard Logger is a keyboard logging device which records every key pressed on a computer keyboard - storing an exact copy of everything typed by the user! 4MB of memory is enough capacity to store half a million characters (key strokes); it can quietly record the average computer user for months and still have memory to spare... |
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Keyllama 4MB USB Value Keylogger Sale Price: $60.39 Used From: $61.00 |
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KeyLlama records everything typed on a USB keyboard. Absolutely no software is required and KeyLlama is completely invisible to any software. The KeyLlama USB is the stealthiest hardware keylogger in existence - it is impossible to detect!Unlike many other keyloggers, these work with both low and full-speed USB Keyboards... |
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KeyKatcher 64K PS/2 Hardware Keylogger Sale Price: $34.00 Used From: $35.00 |
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The original high-quality hardware keylogger. Absolutely undetectable and no software required. Holds 64,000 keystrokes - approx 32 pages. That is an average week's worth of typing. Erase and start over as often as needed... |
