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i've often had more luck passing these captchas randomly selecting 4 boxes from the grid than trying to answer it intelligently. for example it often asks to se
by modzu 8y ago
i've often had more luck passing these captchas randomly selecting 4 boxes from the grid than trying to answer it intelligently. for example it often asks to select a sign -- does the signpost count? only 50% of the time... similarly, it might ask to select cars. does a bus count? there is no consistency, presumably because the training data is ambiguous. does it deter spam? yes, of course. so would a 404.
- modzu 8y agoof course the real consequence of the above is that tor/incognito users are essentially being excluded from increasing parts of the web. it's hard to think it isn't intentional either (ie privacy is becoming illegal)