A js anti cat photo-bombing library! My cat likes to get into every pic we take around the living room (not sure why). I hope this and other technologies could help serve as a strategic deterrent against him - we're on to you :)
I was thinking that cameras should have this feature - they can detect humans smiling at the camera, but what we really need is a camera that can take a photo of a cat _while_ its looking in the right direction dammit
I'm pretty sure the Intercat overlords are not going to be pleased. I was thinking about going to TXJS this weekend but think I'll stay home and build my feline shrine to Intercats instead.
Now that the Intercats know what is possible, that's probably a good idea.
May I suggest a sacrificial ball-of-string alter? Or possibly a cardboard box with a laser-pointer-disco-ball inside (This may be impossible, but try for Intercat's Glory). Cardboard boxes seem to be an integral part of the feline spirituality.
Oooh, I really love that cardboard box idea, not only as a shrine, but as a weekend project for my own Intercats. It may in fact be impossible but I think with the Intercat as my spiritual guide, I've got a good chance.
Really, that's surprising, I thought once it made it once it would be bookmarked by every HN cat owner out there. Must have missed it the last few times!
I'm going to test this on my 2 lovely kittens (almost a year old now, so not really kittens anymore) and see how it goes.
It would be nice if Google (and maybe Facebook) enabled something like this by default, considering the meme-level quantity of kitty photos they must deal with. I'd love it if Google+ tagged my kitties automatically :-)
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 62.3 ms ] threadLooks like it has improved since then. Nifty :-)
http://thepcspy.com/kittenauth/ http://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2006/04/6554-2/
May I suggest a sacrificial ball-of-string alter? Or possibly a cardboard box with a laser-pointer-disco-ball inside (This may be impossible, but try for Intercat's Glory). Cardboard boxes seem to be an integral part of the feline spirituality.
http://www.fantom-xp.com/wallpapers/20/Four_kittens.jpg
Brilliant.
I'm going to test this on my 2 lovely kittens (almost a year old now, so not really kittens anymore) and see how it goes.
It would be nice if Google (and maybe Facebook) enabled something like this by default, considering the meme-level quantity of kitty photos they must deal with. I'd love it if Google+ tagged my kitties automatically :-)