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Even More Porn Image Recognition Software

Rob Pascual writes: "I thought this article was interesting. It's a review of software that analyzes pictures in email to see if they are porn. Not that it works too well, but it's interesting how it works, and has a lot of cool info on image recognition." See also this earlier Slashdot story about the same concept embodied in software from Exotrope and Eye-T, which seems mostly to illustrate how absurd it is.

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  1. thinking too small. by Bad_CRC · · Score: 5
    instead of hooking it up to BLOCK images in email, why not take the reverse idea, and hook it up to a search engine. You could electronically index the web, rate quality, etc.

    You'd be the next dot.com millionaire.

    Go where the market REALLY is.

    ________

  2. The Resurgence of Ascii-Art! by DrQu+xum · · Score: 5

    I'd wager they can't block this little tid-bit:

    Warning! Don't click here if you're under 18 or local regulations prohibit you from downloading pr0n, even ASCII-art.

    When looking at this pic, try setting your point size to 4 and make sure you're using a fixed-width font. Much more realistic.
    Thus sprach DrQu+xum, SID=218745.

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    DrQu+xum: Proof that the lameness filter doesn't work.
  3. From the article: by Kickasso · · Score: 5
    "An infamous close-up picture of a man bent down in front of the camera and stretching his nether orifice wide enough to fit a tennis ball"

    Sounds familiar...
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    1. Re:From the article: by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5

      You mean this picture?

      Wow! The first on-topic, non-troll goatse.cx post!

  4. An addition for my mailreader by technos · · Score: 5

    while (mail.new)
    {
    if (pron(mail.attachment)) strcpy(mail.priority, "Hella Important!");
    else if (!strcmp(mail.sender, my_boss)) mail.message[1] == '\0';
    mail.new--;
    }

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    .sig: Now legally binding!