BoogyMan
12-22-2009, 12:46 PM
How unbelievably stupid. Liberals are rotting the minds of all whom they come in contact with. This article is a fine example of that very thing.
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(http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2357429,00.asp)
Hewlett-Packard this week shot down suggestions that its MediaSmart webcams are racist.
In a video posted to YouTube this week, two co-workers - one white and one black - tried out the webcam face-tracking software on an HP MediaSmart computer. It is supposed to follow users as they move, but it fails to recognize Desi, a black man. When his co-worker Wanda, who is white, enters the frame, it immediately recognizes her and follows her in the frame.
"As soon as my blackness enters the frame ... it stopped," Desi said. "As soon as white Wanda appears, the camera moves. Black Desi gets in there? Nope, no facial recognition anymore, buddy. I'm going on record and I'm saying it. Hewlett-Packard computers are racist."
Despite the accusations, Desi is good-natured and seemingly amused by the problem.
.: Read the rest of this stupid tripe :. (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2357429,00.asp)
Source Link
(http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2357429,00.asp)
Hewlett-Packard this week shot down suggestions that its MediaSmart webcams are racist.
In a video posted to YouTube this week, two co-workers - one white and one black - tried out the webcam face-tracking software on an HP MediaSmart computer. It is supposed to follow users as they move, but it fails to recognize Desi, a black man. When his co-worker Wanda, who is white, enters the frame, it immediately recognizes her and follows her in the frame.
"As soon as my blackness enters the frame ... it stopped," Desi said. "As soon as white Wanda appears, the camera moves. Black Desi gets in there? Nope, no facial recognition anymore, buddy. I'm going on record and I'm saying it. Hewlett-Packard computers are racist."
Despite the accusations, Desi is good-natured and seemingly amused by the problem.
.: Read the rest of this stupid tripe :. (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2357429,00.asp)