Computer hardware review site Dan’s Data today has a special feature article comparing Juvenile felis catus against puppies and new video cards. Surreal, yes, but very cute.

While domestic cats are a common feature of many computing environments, IT review sites have proven oddly unwilling to investigate this popular computer room accessory.

An immature member of the species felis catus (also known as felis domesticus, and hereafter referred to as “a kitten”; the commonly heard expression “cat larva” is technically incorrect) has many advantages compared with equipment and organisms more frequently purchased, or otherwise acquired, by computing enthusiasts.