Hello Ralf, On 10/21/2015 04:13 PM, Ralf Mardorf wrote: > Websites using CAPTCHAs are a PITA. You most likely did _not_ enter > the correct text. If you have bad luck it could take days, month, > years, before you entered the correct text. Some CAPTCHAs are easy to > use, but I always feel oppression if I need to enter a CAPTCHA. > > Usually it's impossible to distinguish aob from aOb or a0b and some > CAPTCHAs seem to be case-sensitive, at least they use numbers and > letters. Depending to the kind of CAPTCHA an o or O could be a D or c > and a even a t could be a r. > > Even some terminal fonts make it impossible to distinguish an I from a > l or a 1. > > Unfortunately they use the same CAPTCHAs if a user wants to contact > them. > > For Linux only it's easier to request the output of cryptic commands, > users just need to copy and paste from a terminal. Uncomfortable if > somebody wants to register from a mobile phone, or if the command is to > cryptic, e.g. "foo 'bar'" without the quotes is often copied as > foo 'bar with a mising ' Let's try to help each other instead of rambling. The OP inquires about ideas, not opinions ;) Thanks, Jeremy
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