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Yes, I'd say 1 out of 3 times I fail the first test, and have to solve another identification task. I have to do these quick often because of the VPN service I
by romellem 8y ago
Yes, I'd say 1 out of 3 times I fail the first test, and have to solve another identification task. I have to do these quick often because of the VPN service I use, which triggers Google searches to use their anti-DDOS measures.
The puzzles where there is a single image divided into cells, often I find myself not sure if a cell should be selected or not. They may ask "select cells with street signs" and there will be a cell with a small corner of the sign shown. Should I select that? Technically it _does_ show a part of the sign, but I honestly don't know if clicking those leads to successes or failures.
Additionally, ones that show multiple images and you need to select all images that contain some object, I struggle with ones where there _might_ be a sliver of a car, or storefront, or street, within the view. Should those be selected? They obviously aren't the subject of the photo, but again, technically they are a part of the image. Again, I don't know what Google is looking for with these questions.
- iperi 8y agoOnce I was watching my dad solving puzzle. He got road sign that was hidden in 95% behind leaves of tree. We discussed for a minute should we select this or not. He selected. It was accepted. Puzzle solved. Then I thought it's ridiculous. Maybe someday someone writes a book „How to solve reCAPTCHA? Guide for beginners”.