Conservative. Idaho. Software engineer. Historian. Trying to prevent Idiocracy from becoming a documentary.
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"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." -- Rom. 8:28
It is apparently getting more and more difficult to figure out those weird letters that appear when you want to comment. I have turned that off again, although the quantity of spam comments is pretty horrible.
Yikes. Blogger.com's CAPCHA has gotten noticeably harder in the last little while (measured in days, not very many weeks at all), I was regularly having to try twice on this and other blogs, and I'm not hesitant to hit the "give me another one" button if it looks too hard.
Actually, they now employ captcha farms in India, the software goes to the site, and redirects the images to people sitting at computers who figure out what they are one after another, type it in, and the software feeds that back in to the target site.
Yikes. Blogger.com's CAPCHA has gotten noticeably harder in the last little while (measured in days, not very many weeks at all), I was regularly having to try twice on this and other blogs, and I'm not hesitant to hit the "give me another one" button if it looks too hard.
ReplyDeleteThe spambot software must be getting really good given how hard the captcha's have become!
ReplyDeleteActually, they now employ captcha farms in India, the software goes to the site, and redirects the images to people sitting at computers who figure out what they are one after another, type it in, and the software feeds that back in to the target site.
ReplyDeleteI cannot recall whose site had it, but one
ReplyDeleteguy asks a basic verbal question, like
what is the capital of Mass. or the like...much easier to read.