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[Michael Stover]

And CAPTCHAs prove that javascript and browsers are terrible???

You must have failed logic class.  Probably you never took it, knowing how
poorly you would do.

I should criticize your precious local apps because some require dongles.

On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 8:28 AM, Adam Ruppe <destructionator at gmail.com>wrote:

> Andrew Wiley wrote:
> > Web applications have zero-install
>
> But they trade it in for registration, with those awful, awful
> CAPTCHAs.
>
> They don't just distinguish between humans and computers (sometimes).
> They also distinguish between flawless humans with perfect vision
> and expensive monitors and real life humans who can't see the
> poorly contrasting colors or can't distinguish letters with a
> font size of 8 pixels. Some have letters right on top of each
> other.... what order do they want it? Gah.
>
> It invariably takes me two or three attempts to get those stupid
> things. Thankfully, the popular Re-Captcha ones are among the
> easiest to read, but that doesn't help when someone still uses
> the green on red with purple stripes and tiny font variety. It's
> been a while since I saw the Google captcha, but I remember it
> as being nearly impossible.
>
>
> The worst part is they come back post-registration too! Vile.
>
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