I shared a few classic cat jokes, specifically a dark humor piece about a kitty litter box and a collection of funny cat haiku that capture the peculiar and often hilarious nature of our feline friends.
I added a search box to the top of my blog that allows users to search through posts using regular expressions. The feature is implemented entirely with JavaScript, providing a fast and simple filtering method.
I curated a collection of classic science jokes and puns, including Lewis Carroll's witty take on the branches of arithmetic. This archive covers humor across physics, biology, and math for fellow enthusiasts of academic wit.
I found that my cat completely ignores standard television but is fooled by the realism of HDTV. The higher resolution and visual quality appear to bridge the gap in feline perception compared to lower-quality displays.
I found a project using image recognition to control a cat flap, preventing a pet from bringing prey inside. It demonstrates a clever, early application of computer vision for domestic pet management.
I shared a classic math cartoon where a student literally points to the letter 'x' on a geometry diagram instead of solving for its value. It highlights how literal interpretations of exam instructions can be hilariously unexpected.