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I have stopped trying to get perfect scores on captchas. Instead, I've been testing to see how many errors I can get away with. This is a frivolous act of res
by klyrs 3y ago
I have stopped trying to get perfect scores on captchas. Instead, I've been testing to see how many errors I can get away with. This is a frivolous act of resistance, as the bots clearly don't need my help anymore.
- yieldcrv 3y agoSame, I can mentally visually a heat map of what other humans would have clicked on the most and just do the most central elements
- Vicinity9635 3y agoYup. I deliberately half-ass it. Seems to work even better and faster than trying to get it perfectly correct.
- alaxapta7 3y ago> faster It's purely anecdotical, but I'm convinced that Google CAPTCHA (which I don't see more often only because I rarely use Google Search) punishes me for being fast. I can half-ass it or do a perfect score, but if I'm done with it in less than 3 - 5 seconds, I'll only get another puzzle as a reward.
- stjohnswarts 3y agoto me it seems like there is a certain area size of motorcycle/bicycle/traffic light and below that it doesn't matter if you pick the block or not.