Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omg. Stop with the corny jokes. Captcha is going away.
Here’s an article
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/07/25/captchas-hate-privacy-pass/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You’re probably a robot.
+1. Are you SURE you're not a robot? This sounds like something a robot would say.
I'm pretty sure I'm not a robot.
I was reading to my daughter and my contacts got blurry so could only read one chapter. Wouldn't my robot eyes be perfect?
You should just have the book, along with millions others, already uploaded into your memory; no vision needed.
So this is proof that I'm not a robot. I've only memorized a dozen children's picture books. Or if I am a robot, I'm a 49 yr old one and the tech wasn't that good when I was made.
I ate dinner with my family tonight. Proof?
Anonymous wrote:I don't know I think some of them are pretty bad. Like if you're selecting squares with crosswalks, and you pick the square at the very edge with the slightest fringe of white crosswalk - I don't think it wants you to pick that, or at least those ones with technicalities like that seem to be the times I fail.
Anonymous wrote:I am terrible at them and ironically they do seem like something a robot would be good at. They should ask something like — which of these is the funniest punch line to this joke. Or guess what this mother in law is thinking based purely on her facial expression.
This. And they’re often not particularly accurate or consistent. Sometimes an RV counts as a bus, and sometimes a traffic light means half the block.Anonymous wrote:The captcha photos have extremely poor resolution. It can take me several tries.
Anonymous wrote:Omg. Stop with the corny jokes. Captcha is going away.
Anonymous wrote:You’re watching television. Suddenly you realize there’s a wasp crawling on your arm.
How do you feel?
Well, if human features doesn't prove that I'm not a robot, then maybe I'm a robot. Who do I go to for an upgrade to my software?