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> some people decide it's not worth two seconds of clicking fire hydrants My reaction when I get the fire hydrants/traffic lights/whatever thing is to not both
by avian 4y ago
> some people decide it's not worth two seconds of clicking fire hydrants
My reaction when I get the fire hydrants/traffic lights/whatever thing is to not bother and close the site. It's not because I can't spare two seconds, but because from past experience I know that whenever I get this it's an unending captcha hell.
It seems that these days the only time you're given a captcha is when some AI somewhere already decided that you're a bad actor and won't let you to the site, no matter how diligently you keep clicking page after pages of challenges.
- barneygale 4y agoYou're also training google's robots to be more human-like.
- moffkalast 4y agoThey better produce the most advanced fire hydrant detecting AI the world's ever seen or this'll all have been a gigantic waste of time.
- ThrowawayTestr 4y agoDo you use a vpn?
- martin_a 4y agoFirefox on Linux is sometimes more than enough to trigger endless rounds of Captcha.
- gw98 4y agoThis. My attention is worth more than that.
- FredPret 4y agoRight? The reward for identifying all the traffic lights is that you get to identify all the boats, then all the stop signs. Wait, what were you trying to do again?