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Wouldn't be a DDoS. At least, I don't think it would. It would just be simply people refusing to work on captchas more than a certain amount. Basically, if you
by dunnevens 5y ago
Wouldn't be a DDoS. At least, I don't think it would.
It would just be simply people refusing to work on captchas more than a certain amount. Basically, if you make me hunt for bikes and there's more than 3 of them, then I'm not doing it. More akin to a deliberate labor slowdown than a DDoS, or even a strike.
- mrkramer 5y agoHow do you know how many bikes are out there in total? And what is a purpose of a deliberate labor slowdown if you are going to get more captcha work if you do not finish your current one. I mentioned DDOS because every time you fail to satisfy captcha criteria website requests a new batch of captcha for you; in that way you would be constantly requesting a new captcha if you would be deliberately failing your current one or as you described imposing a "hunt limit" upon yourself.
- dunnevens 5y agoGood point on the DDOS. Didn't think of it that way.