ecogeek.org— CAPTCHA images are wonderful. I mean, well, not exactly. I guess, the simple fact that they make spam less horrible is what makes them so great. In a perfect world...there'd be no need.
Sep 15, 2007View in Crawl 4
And I bet about 50% of those hours are right here on Digg, home of the suckiest captcha in existence. Anyone else have the routine experience of getting it rejected for no apparent reason?And would it freakin' hurt to weed out lowercase L's and 1's and zeroes and O's so we don't have to guess at which is which?
You have to enter the unknown text and a second text the computer already knows about. It then assumes your answer is correct if you answered the known text correctly. It then asks other humans the same unknown text to verify your answer and that you are not a complete retard.
The problem with genetic algorithms is that some of them take a while to process - and the captcha expires. For example Myspace's captcha session duration is 60 seconds.
That is a bunch of wasted time, but necessary to reduce the amount of spam on most social media websites. I really prefer the 2 word CAPTCHA codes opposed to the random letters.
ok so you start them out with some fake ones and then once you get a couple generations that solve all the ones you throw at them start them off with some real ones.
Dude how is that possible? It happens to me as well. But not all the time. Sometimes It gives me a friggin hard time. How many blasted times, must I prove that I'm human??????? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
colin409Sep 15, 2007
Sometimes I'd rather be subject to SPAM, but on sites like this it is necessary as SPAM would be rampant
robdazombaSep 16, 2007
And I bet about 50% of those hours are right here on Digg, home of the suckiest captcha in existence. Anyone else have the routine experience of getting it rejected for no apparent reason?And would it freakin' hurt to weed out lowercase L's and 1's and zeroes and O's so we don't have to guess at which is which?
loconetSep 16, 2007
You have to enter the unknown text and a second text the computer already knows about. It then assumes your answer is correct if you answered the known text correctly. It then asks other humans the same unknown text to verify your answer and that you are not a complete retard.
Closed AccountSep 16, 2007
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deadliftSep 17, 2007
The problem with genetic algorithms is that some of them take a while to process - and the captcha expires. For example Myspace's captcha session duration is 60 seconds.
jkharris07Sep 17, 2007
That is a bunch of wasted time, but necessary to reduce the amount of spam on most social media websites. I really prefer the 2 word CAPTCHA codes opposed to the random letters.
shinynewSep 17, 2007
ok so you start them out with some fake ones and then once you get a couple generations that solve all the ones you throw at them start them off with some real ones.
aaliymah112Sep 27, 2007
Dude how is that possible? It happens to me as well. But not all the time. Sometimes It gives me a friggin hard time. How many blasted times, must I prove that I'm human??????? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
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