serenissi
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- Comment on Ah yes producer knows characters better than creator... 16 hours ago:
I don’t know who 2B or 9S is and I’m too afraid to ask.
- Comment on critical latex mod 1 week ago:
Not a mod btw.
- Comment on YouTube confirms your pause screen is now fair game for ads 1 month ago:
newpipe
- Comment on Some basic info about USB 2 months ago:
The text. And probably images too (but the only mistake being the wrong port depiction (all c) says more human).
- Comment on Make this thread look like it's your first day on the internet 2 months ago:
best
- Comment on Some basic info about USB 2 months ago:
ai gen low effort content
- Comment on Forget security – Google's reCAPTCHA v2 is exploiting users for profit | Web puzzles don't protect against bots, but humans have spent 819 million unpaid hours solving them 3 months ago:
hCaptcha, Microsoft CAPTCHA all do the same. Can you give example of some that can’t easily be overcome just by better compute hardware?
- Comment on Forget security – Google's reCAPTCHA v2 is exploiting users for profit | Web puzzles don't protect against bots, but humans have spent 819 million unpaid hours solving them 3 months ago:
There isn’t a good way to classify human users with scripts without adding too much friction to normal use. Also bots are sometimes welcome amd useful, it’s a problem when someone tries to mine data in large volume or effectively DoS the server.
Forget bots, there exist centers in India and other countries where you can employ humans to do ‘automated things’ (youtube like count, watch hour for example) at the same expense of bots. There are similar CAPTCHA services too. Good luck with those :)
Only rate limiting is the effective option.
- Comment on Forget security – Google's reCAPTCHA v2 is exploiting users for profit | Web puzzles don't protect against bots, but humans have spent 819 million unpaid hours solving them 3 months ago:
The objective of reCAPTCHA (or any captcha) isn’t to detect bots. It is more of stopping automated requests and rate limiting. The captcha is ‘defeated’ if the time complexity to solve it, whether human or bot, is less than what expected. Now humans are very slow, hence they can’t beat them anyway.