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Some workers seek to outsmart employers with tools such as mouse movers -- which simulate cursor movement, preventing their devices from going into sleep mode and making them appear active when they may actually be getting a power nap or doing laundry. Photo for illustrative purposes only - 123RF

Sir Asai with his students.

Prof Dr Mohammad Tariqur says the difference is not the pen or keyboard, but how the fingers connect the brain during typing or writing. (PHOTO 123rf)

Five computers and three laptops, worth RM26,000, were seized for using pirated software in a three raids conducted by the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry (MDTCA) since last Tuesday.