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Would be amusing to program the RFID in someone's dog to open the front door though, necessitating picking up a German Shepard to hold it up to a reader. Better
by 13 11y ago
Would be amusing to program the RFID in someone's dog to open the front door though, necessitating picking up a German Shepard to hold it up to a reader. Better still make the dog a spare key and nobody would ever notice.
- thrownaway122 11y agoCat flaps already do this...
- pvaldes 11y agoMhhh... I realise now that cats are the perfect NSA intrusion mecanism in fact. You can put some kitten of troy in front of the port of a hacker and your feline agent will couple and connect with the hacker laptop with a 100% of accuracy for many minutes each day. Is the perfect crime, if we think about it... they could call it, the PPP (Pretty Pink Panther) project.
- pavel_lishin 11y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_Kitty http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_Kitty
- pvaldes 11y ago20 million spent and the cat was released and inmediately killed by a taxi?. Monty-pythonesque. Reality is always better than fiction :-) Time to create the Rule 36 of internet?: if exists, someone will try to spy it.
- thrownaway122 11y agoThese people clearly did not have any experience with cats. What does a cat do when released into a strange place? It panics and then hides.
- thrownaway122 11y agoThere was someone that put a collar with a wifi scanner on his cat and used it to map out where there were open networks in his area (well in the parts of the area that the cat went)....