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lemmy.ca

Please enter the first ten quintillion digits of pi to continue...

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fooreply

It'll be bots all the way down...

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lemmy.world

Which of the following would you most prefer? A: a puppy, B: a pretty flower from your sweetie, or C: a large properly formatted data file?

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ug01xreply
lemmy.world

Uh, is the puppy mechanical in any way?

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please click all images with busses

Sees extremely distorted reflection of bus in a store window in one panel; has breakdown

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lemm.ee

I have enough trouble finding all the bicycles in the photos, they wouldn’t need to change much

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No pressure, but get it wrong and you’ve got the blood of that young rider on your hands

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That's pretty much what DRM does, keeping us out of the inner working of stuff

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Eso
lemmy.world

Which would you prefer:

  • A large, properly formatted data file.
  • A flower for your sweetie.
  • A puppy.

Edit: didn't see that someone else had already beat me to it!

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That's too easy. It should ask you to unencrypt a message using a given public key.

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klpreply
lemmy.world

Maybe the other way: if it gets solved too fast, it is likely a bot?

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We're keeping humans out, to let the bot empire thrive here. If you can mix base systems to do long division in 10 seconds on the internet, you deserve to be accepted into the bot technocracy

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They already do for me. I am legally blind and I have to hand my phone off to someone else to get past most the time.

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I think they already do.

The number of Captchas I've been failing tells me the AIs are creating Captchas only other AIs can solve.

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It's that little sliver of tire on the "Bus" captcha that always gets me. Do I tag it? Or not?

I seem to fail it either way.

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That's pretty much what DRM does, keeping us out of the inner working of stuff

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