I get that many hosts are waging a war against slop bots. And that’s why CAPTCHAs are on the increase.
But using generative AI images to fight generative AI bots is a whole can of slop nematodes to contend with 😩
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I know the specific details are not the point, but I have to ask: am I alone in having no idea whether a broom costs more than an envelope?
@only_ohm ha!
I did assume that the sliding cost is plane > broom > envelope, but what if one of the brooms is a sorcerer’s apprentice, what might it be worth then?
(In fact, squinting at it, I'm not so sure any more that the comparator object at the top right *is* an envelope. It might be an ingot of silver. Or a mobile phone.)
@urlyman the most worse is, spying hackers of europe corrupt authorities bypass every single method in milliseconds, denying the access to normal sites when having problems with the content themselves for their spying all day. As well, many hackers, minutes after new captcha was released, sent out bypass methods for it.
But thats not even the bad thing! The bad thing still is corrupt authorities who directly bypass them!
…Out of control scale is everywhere we look. Both online and off.
Tech has gone thoroughly mad. I don’t think there’s a defence. The asymmetry is in favour of the worst people.
But I resist anyway
“There seems only one cause behind all forms of social misery: bigness.
Oversimplified as this may seem, we shall find the idea more easily acceptable if we consider that bigness, or oversize, is really much more than just a social problem.
It appears to be the one and only problem permeating all creation. Wherever something is wrong, something is too big.”
~ Leopold Kohr
