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Hope it doesn't kill your cat. Doesn't seem like something I'd want to "hack".
by wcummings 10y ago
Hope it doesn't kill your cat. Doesn't seem like something I'd want to "hack".
- pweissbrod 10y agoDropping dry food on the ground stands little chance of killing tigers. In the event of a malfunction and all the food is dropped I believe the tigers will actually throw a party. In the event the tigers die from overeating then I am a terrible tiger dad and they die a happy death. I do not know how to hack a tiger per se but I like tigers. Which is why I built this. So I dont see myself intentionally putting them in any form of danger.
- cowpewter 10y agoI don't really see how it could kill the cat. I guess maybe if it fell off the wall and landed on one but since it's mostly light plastic and tape, I doubt it would hurt the cat much if he/she failed to dodge the falling device. If you're worried about starvation, the article mentioned that this was only for the morning meal, so that the cats won't drag their human out of bed. If it malfunctions and doesn't turn on, I suspect the cats would fall back to dragging their human out of bed. This isn't for long term "away" feeding - the human will know it malfunctioned long before the cats are in any danger of starvation.
- inopinatus 10y agoCan you not tell from the title that this is a feeder for a hackable automated cat.