These are made so the lowest denominator can pass. Both options usually work.
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I've had to do 30 captchas in a row on Microsoft services, talk about testing patience lmao
It's not testing.
It's training.
Why are we all out here doing unpaid image tagging so some tech company can have a dataset to sell to self-driving car companies? This is serfdom.
Fuck it, let the billion dollar company figure that one out.
I recently had one where they asked to select all the pictures with a parkmeter in it and only one picture actually had a parkmeter in it. It wouldn't even accept my answer. I had to reload a new captcha. I'm pretty sure that from the constant bot attacks they've slowly been corrupted so that the "correct" answer is the one only a bot would pick.
I always pick the lowest possible effort to fill this shit.
I don't often fail due to this. I'm pretty sure getting perfectly accurate isn't the point or required.
Is there a way to resize videos?
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Look for “Recaptcha Solver in Browser” on GitHub. It’s a Tampermonkey script that will solve the captcha via the accessibility audio captcha.
I have never once in all my years gotten the audio captcha to even load. It always just instantly crashes to a "we can't do that because weird traffic on your IP" blanket error.
The answer is actually based on what other people have answered, so you should do what you think others would answer.