Blake Miller wrote:

And dogs are just plain stupid.

Dogs are what you make them. If you see a stupid dog, odds are the owner didn't care enough about them to take the time to train them.

Wow! You made it through the entire first sentence before degenerating into demeaning personal attacks on my character as well as that of dog lovers everywhere. Impressive. We're such simpletons, aren't we, compared to you elitist cat lovers. Dogs are NASCAR, cats are Formula One. Yeah, ok, whatever makes you feel better. Here's a few things you will never hear: Guard Cat "Cat rescues drowning boy" Leader cat for the blind "Family saved when alerted to prowler by cat" Police Feline Unit "Meowing cat saves child from fire" "Burglar flees robbery scene after awakening cat"

Stick^ wrote:

My cat is the clean, and very well behaved. She would never think of walking on my keyboard or anything else without permission. She will not even get on a bed or couch unless told it is ok.

if your cat does all that then you don't own a cat, you own a small dog hiding in a cat costume. You should probably ask your neighbors if they've lost a chihuahua.

tgrt wrote:

But in this case he is right. Cats are pure evil.

I have to agree. I have owned numerous cats and dogs over my life and there is no comparison. Cats are evil incarnate. Every dog I have owned still has a special place in my heart. All the cats (but one) are completely forgotten about - only the smell of them still lingers... you can't get rid of that even with steamcleaning.

Egad! Aside from the performance and stability issues, this throws the door wide open for Sql Injection attacks! Will your boss be training the developers in the various ways of preventing those? --- dj

This is such a joke. I'm not even close to a hacker and it took me all of 3 minutes to come up with a way to bypass this nonsense. 1) Buy a "compliant" LCD display 2) open it up 3) disconnect the feed to the LCD 4) connect the feed to another video processor (like an LCD diagnostic device) 5) route the output of that processor into a capture device Voila, you've just bypassed everything. Seriously, this almost ranks up there with Sony's "Magic Marker" copy protection scheme. -- Dj