Fascinating article in Scientific American on face recognition. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-we-save-face-researchers-crack-the-brains-facial-recognition-code/
On the doggie bag topic. There is a person (haven’t caught him/her in the act) who bags his/her dog’s business and tosses the bag in a little bush by our house. As much as you can get upset with people who don’t pick up after their dog, this one is a sociopath and a hypocrite.
Ever have anyone smile and wave in your direction, and you didn’t recognize them but you smiled and waved back just to be polite while desperately hoping you could remember where you knew them from, only to realize that they were aiming at someone behind you? Man, talk about feeling like a dope!
I have a corner lot, complete with a fire hydrant and a tree – doggie paradise – and 99% of the dog walkers in my neighborhood pick up after their dogs. However there was one gentleman(?) who never picked up after his Great Dane. Told me I couldn’t prove it was him. Put up a camera, caught his dog in the act. The neighborhood association fined him $500. Haven’t had a pile left in my yard since.
Bilan over 7 years ago
Frazz came very close to feeling it in the second panel.
retiredgezzer over 7 years ago
I always put mine thru the belt loop on my pants.
cervelo over 7 years ago
Fascinating article in Scientific American on face recognition. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-we-save-face-researchers-crack-the-brains-facial-recognition-code/
cervelo over 7 years ago
On the doggie bag topic. There is a person (haven’t caught him/her in the act) who bags his/her dog’s business and tosses the bag in a little bush by our house. As much as you can get upset with people who don’t pick up after their dog, this one is a sociopath and a hypocrite.
daisypekin about 7 years ago
@CERVELO: not to mention just plain stupid.
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 7 years ago
Ever have anyone smile and wave in your direction, and you didn’t recognize them but you smiled and waved back just to be polite while desperately hoping you could remember where you knew them from, only to realize that they were aiming at someone behind you? Man, talk about feeling like a dope!
car2ner about 7 years ago
sometimes it can’t be helped. The leash is in the other hand. (yes, I’ve done this too and felt just as silly)
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 7 years ago
Frazz11 hrs ·
Everybody who can relate to this one directly, raise your hand.Then again, maybe just yell.
danketaz Premium Member about 7 years ago
It’s OK as long as you don’t lose your grip.
butterflies1958 about 7 years ago
I have a corner lot, complete with a fire hydrant and a tree – doggie paradise – and 99% of the dog walkers in my neighborhood pick up after their dogs. However there was one gentleman(?) who never picked up after his Great Dane. Told me I couldn’t prove it was him. Put up a camera, caught his dog in the act. The neighborhood association fined him $500. Haven’t had a pile left in my yard since.