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| found on Reddit |
Having seen how difficult face recognition can be in humans, I don't have a lot of faith in this application either. Among all the other problems, have fun enrolling your pets when they're soaking wet, because that's what they're going to look like when they want in in a hurry.
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| found on ImgFlip |
If the NSA is in your threat model, putting a cover over your webcam won't be enough. They have many other ways of peering into the dark recesses of your life.
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| found on Izismile |
Hiding in plain sight has benefits for both attackers and defenders. That's why nature is full of examples of camouflage.
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| from here and here (image source) |
Little does this attack cat know that it's already got the red dot in it's fuzzy little paws. It's right there attached to the gun.
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| from here and here |
You might not think animals care about privacy, but these two definitely look like they'd rather you weren't interrupting them. And since they clearly do have a room (they're on the bed, after all) maybe you should just leave them alone and let them do their thing. I'm sure they're old enough in cat years.
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| found on FailBlog |
If it's not squirrels chewing through power and telco lines, it's Mr. Whiskers here chomping down on the edge of the screen and breaking it. Animals can be threats too. Don't underestimate your adversaries, especially the cute ones you might never have suspected even were adversaries.
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| found on I Heart Cats |
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Asking that people respect your privacy is getting harder and harder these days, but how can anyone argue with a cute kitten flipping you the bird?
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| found on Acid Cow |
Security cat is going to be watching you swipe your card very carefully, so there better not be any funny business or things will get hairy.
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| from here and here (image source) |
From the looks of it, pair programming can be useful even if you're just modding scripts.
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| found on Izismile |
On the one hand, the bear is very clearly not blending in well enough to hide from a predator. On the other hand, his only predator is man, who would be hunting him with a gun, and while the cat and owl may be concealed, the bear has at least partial cover.
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| from here (image source) |
Fuzzing, or fuzz testing (who calls it that?) isn't about sticking a cat in the computer, however I suspect you may get some of the same random/invalid inputs if you try this.
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| found on Evil Milk |
Who says it has to be dogs that are man's best friend? With the proper motivation, a cat can do much of the same things a dog does. Including attacking uninvited guests. While you might need to issue commands to the dog, obviously the cat just needs you to paint the target with a laser.
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| found on Reddit |
I have mixed feelings about this. There are at least 2 different ways to interpret it.
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| found on I Can Has Cheezburger Animals |
If you don't give privacy, you probably shouldn't expect to get privacy.
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| found on Izismile |
