Ray Yang wrote:
I'm just wondering -- my whois command doesn't turn up contact information
for domains anymore. What's going on? I get a registrar's name instead
I got tired of following the redirects, so I hacked up a wrapper script (/bin/sh) to
do it for me. If anybody's
"Perry E. Metzger" wrote:
There is a patent in the database for the use of a laser pointer to
entertain a cat by having it chase the spot on the floor. I'm not
making this up.
Wait, I found a better one: a patent on "A Pet Exerciser and Toy Device consisting
of an Attractor made of brightly
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Scott Bradner wrote:
directing a beam of invisible light produced by a hand-held laser
this is exercise for cats that can see "invisible light"
Which, as any cat owner can attest, covers most of them (and, yes, I know:
"cat owner" is an oxymoron).
directing a beam of invisible light produced by a hand-held laser
this is exercise for cats that can see "invisible light"
I suppose that is a special case that deserves a patent
Actually, no. If you read the patent, you'll see that the light
remains invisible only until it hits an opaque
Mark Atwood wrote:
"Perry E. Metzger" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Following my reply to the "this has to be the stupidest patent I've
ever heard of", several people wrote to me to say they couldn't find
the "cats and laser pointers" patent. It is:
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