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A side story: Back when a 17" monitor was seriously huge and expensive,
a friends cat loved to sleep on top of the monitor since it was very
warm (you can see where this is going...). As expected, the monitor
finally "tinked" and died. So we opened the case to find a full 2" thick
layer of orange tomcat insulation on everything. The deepest layer (next
to the components) had actually deformed from the heat and slightly
melted onto the really hot parts.

Side story #2: One of furry disasters decided that the keyboard wire
looked like something tasty. The chewing resulted in a mangled wire and
a dead motherboard as the power lead on the PS2 port was shorted out
with the ground lead. I managed to repair the board (surface mount
fuse). I have notice that cat no longer chews on wires dangling from a
PC case :)

On Wed, 2005-07-20 at 11:59 -0400, tfreeman at intel.digichem.net wrote:
> I've been owned by several cats over the years, but this is the first time 
> I've had one that sits/walks on the keyboard of a computer with 
> regularity. I know that there is/was a program under Windows to detect 
> "cat typing" and discard the keyboard's output until the animal moved on. 
> Is anyone aware of such a beast for Linux/Unix? 
> 
> I did a quick Google, and only found out that I'm not the only one with 
> the challenge.
> 
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