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My personal blog, started in 2006. No paid or guest posts, no link sales. « Bonne 50e anniversaire, Renault 4 | All I wanted to do was to say, ‘Thank you,’ to Telstra Clear » 14.01.2011 What the suck?I think Telstra Clear’s Captcha for its Customer Zone is broken. I wish I took screen shots of each failed attempt now, since it’s kicked me off after five tries.
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Well, this is actual printed text scanned in, isn’t it? My understanding was these captchas functioned to improve computer recognition of print.
I don’t think so, Jak. I have the feeling it’s still computer-generated.
Your understanding seems more accurate than mine, Jak. I’ve been informed by Andrew that you are right: I stand corrected. I never would have guessed: I’ve designed fonts with the quaint s.
It’s considered one of my more annoying traits, that I tend to remember most anything I read. But yes, this is something that I read somewhere, and so I have often wondered why more captchas aren’t using it, as I think it is more useful and practical.