Worst captcha

[Bitcoin Magazine]

lets blame it on Bill Clinton, who made the internet scary back in 1999

[ahmedjadoon]

Yup you are right this is the worst captcha I ever seen in ages.f I were you I would have closed that site and never opened.

[Baitty]

That's one site I will never be able to sign up on, lol
Maybe use the audio feature?

I'm sorry wot? you won't be able to sign up? I don't think any one will be or have signed up to that site what in earth is that?

[Silly Money]

I had one once that looked like it was the forumla to the universe or something.

[Cryptopher]

That's one site I will never be able to sign up on, lol
Maybe use the audio feature?

I think that you need to be on some kind of recreational drug to make sense of that CAPTCHA

[Silly Money]

Maybe Dank can work it out. Or maybe its one of his drawings? lol

[Wusolini]

That's one site I will never be able to sign up on, lol
Maybe use the audio feature?

I think that you need to be on some kind of recreational drug to make sense of that CAPTCHA

isn't this one of those 3D pictures?? you should stare in it for while from close distance and then you see the code?

those pictures never worked for me, so I can't tell.

[bitmaster111]

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[Kluge]

There are some nicer Captcha-likes, but they're usually media-heavy and charge for use. They'll have you do something like drag and drop pictures of cats. Simpler alternatives do something like cycle through (or non-obscure) questions relevant to the content of the particular service, but this only works if they're really obscure and not worth spammers' time to figure out and create a table for. Easier-for-human stereoscopic text images may also be effective (interestingly, you can unfocus your eyes if you don't have stereoscopic glasses and still be able to see in 3D), but that's one of those security-through-obscurity things, too.

[berkelip]

That's one site I will never be able to sign up on, lol
Maybe use the audio feature?

it's so hard to sign up
You need a 3D glasses to solve it

[b!z]

That's one site I will never be able to sign up on, lol
Maybe use the audio feature?

it's so hard to sign up
You need a 3D glasses to solve it

I'm pretty sure Dank can solve that without 3D glasses; he only needs to type what he sees

[Wusolini]

There are some nicer Captcha-likes, but they're usually media-heavy and charge for use. They'll have you do something like drag and drop pictures of cats. Simpler alternatives do something like cycle through (or non-obscure) questions relevant to the content of the particular service, but this only works if they're really obscure and not worth spammers' time to figure out and create a table for. Easier-for-human stereoscopic text images may also be effective (interestingly, you can unfocus your eyes if you don't have stereoscopic glasses and still be able to see in 3D), but that's one of those security-through-obscurity things, too.

yes, I like areyouahuman.com captchas ....  put ingredients on pizza, park the car, refresh athlete .... it's kind a fun, and solving with mouse is convenient.
I understabd it's hard to outwit automaded scripts developers and geeks but some captchas are gone too far

[Cryptopher]

There are some nicer Captcha-likes, but they're usually media-heavy and charge for use. They'll have you do something like drag and drop pictures of cats. Simpler alternatives do something like cycle through (or non-obscure) questions relevant to the content of the particular service, but this only works if they're really obscure and not worth spammers' time to figure out and create a table for. Easier-for-human stereoscopic text images may also be effective (interestingly, you can unfocus your eyes if you don't have stereoscopic glasses and still be able to see in 3D), but that's one of those security-through-obscurity things, too.

yes, I like areyouahuman.com captchas ....  put ingredients on pizza, park the car, refresh athlete .... it's kind a fun, and solving with mouse is convenient.
I understabd it's hard to outwit automaded scripts developers and geeks but some captchas are gone too far

Yup - I tried out a few doge faucets for shits and giggles recently. The CAPTCHAs that I came across were ones that were solvable using a mouse. Was a much more pleasant experience, not having to deviate to the keyboard to try and solve some insanely unreadable print.

[Acidyo]

Didn't take a screenshot but I got one today that was of 3 letters and they were all blurred out. lol

[snaildvorak]

Any nerd here can solve this captcha? 

[KonstantinosM]

I am the world's most productive CAPTCHA maker and I will take all your advice under consideration.

Nah, I'm just fucking with you I really hate captchas as well, I was on the internet only for a few years before they started. It's interesting that one day a bot will pass all this CAPTCHA tests, that bot will probably also pass the Turing test with flying colors and will probably also rent an apartment in NYC.

[jmintuck]

I se4nt SolveMedia some messages (angry) about the captcha when it was little more than a smuged painting lookalike, or scroll that a little kid would do. I coulnt solve those.  Next day: Results, as in readable captchas.

[rohnearner]

I am the world's most productive CAPTCHA maker and I will take all your advice under consideration.

Nah, I'm just fucking with you I really hate captchas as well, I was on the internet only for a few years before they started. It's interesting that one day a bot will pass all this CAPTCHA tests, that bot will probably also pass the Turing test with flying colors and will probably also rent an apartment in NYC.

There are plenty of captcha bots out there atm
captchas are useless imo

there are plenty of bots out there but they can't pass all types of captcha , this is the reason they keep changing to different formats of captcha from plain text image to picking the correct anime character, so that the bots can't get it right every time.

[ticoti]

the worst captcha is that one in which you have to put an image in a properly position

[Cryptopher]

the worst captcha is that one in which you have to put an image in a properly position

What's so bad about that? I think that they are one of the best, unless it is a jigsaw type one, those can be a little too time consuming.