Interesting and Humour - page 2588

[Alexandr Murzin]

rvv2006:

Stars, slippers, hats in a row - A Kamaz ran over the October revolutionary squad.

[Alexandr Murzin]

[Vladimir Seredenok]

[Sergey Gridnev]

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[Dmitry Fedoseev]

Contender:
I'm not a robot

Bullshit.

Collecting a puzzle on a one-two-three is solved by a bot, it's not a defence.

And this quote from the article is a masterpiece of nonsense:

The creators of Keycaptcha have developed a complex algorithm to generate the captcha, load it, display it and verify it on the site. As a result, they said, one of the main problems of captcha was solved - resetting all the data entered before by the user if they offered the wrong solution.

Did they rub it in to the investor where the money went?

[Alexandr Murzin]

Integer:

Bullshit.

Collecting a puzzle on a one-two-three is solved by a bot, it's not a defence.

And this quote from the article is a masterpiece of nonsense:

Did they rub it in to the investor where the money went?

"Rubbing it in to an investor" is the most lucrative business.

[Valeriy Krynin]

Contender:
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I've seen it on several websites, it's really handy, and sometimes captchas can be so complicated that you wonder if you're being tricked.)

A, as such an investment project? )

[Alexandr Murzin]

Somm:

I've seen it on several websites, and it's really handy, because sometimes captchas can be so complicated that you wonder if you're being tricked.)

A, as such an investment project? )

You could also borrow from people you know.

[Vladimir Karputov]

A generation is growing up:

[Artyom Trishkin]

Somm:

I've seen it on several websites, and it's really handy, because sometimes captchas can be so complicated that you wonder if you're being tricked.)

A, as such an investment project? )

Isn't the mobile operator making the dough in this case?