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Linux Powered Cat Feeder

August 24th, 2006
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While I agree that Linux is amazing and can do just about anything you throw at it, I never expected to see a Linux Powered Cat Feeder. For those times when you go on vacation and have to leave kitty home to fend for herself, this will do the job — although I’m not sure we’re really pushing the limits of Linux functionality with this task!

Check out the video of it in action below. As you’ll see in the video, once you see how it works, it’s not too impressive — although I think the cat would disagree!!