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OLPCs are cat-proof

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Daniela Faris · Johannesburg (South Africa) · Jul 18th, 2007 5:45 pm · 3 votes · no comments made

One Laptop Per Cat! - siva001, CC BY 3.0

Here is a demonstration, captured at the iCommons Summit...

As Simon Dingle and Bjorn Wijers pointed out in their article, This be Cat Country, cats were one of the key identifying features of Dubrovnik - they were everywhere!

To all those cat-loving commoners - enjoy this show!

tags: dubrovnik croatia other cats olpc

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