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Wow, this one is nice too: https://dev.to/vivirenremoto/...
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@tosensei wrong sequence wouldn't happen since as I stated the digits will be shown at their own position like this: [][2][][]. The user knows what beginning and end is. The file contains all digits, yes, but there's no frame showing them all at once.
Rendering to video isn't a bad idea, they won't expect it as captcha -
Someone has done all the work already: https://github.com/skeeto/.... It doesn't include a lib what I normally prefer, but for creating a gif I would use one
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@lungdart I'm sure it wouldn't, there's no captcha like it. Why would it be able to crack it
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@codePain nice, Google is easy delivery indeed. my c applications do reach production usage, no issues with it. They won't drain 100% cpu full time while being slow. Also, aiohttp is cooler than flask. My site is written in aiohttp and uses a self written in C rest server. The rest server is both pubsub and db. All works perfect.
Sad that nobody uses quart python frwmework. I think because asyncio is overrated. Aiohttp is better tho, class based views and easy to chain apps under urls. So your modules are also complete apps, technically there's no difference in hierarchy of a main app and modules what is the case on django. Flask blueprints are horrible -
@retoor because it understands image formats, and can reason about image contents.
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@tosensei sometimes.. But someone has to code it still. I don't expect that an llm can learn it by itself, waiting until every letter flashed and collect them. AI doesn't do new stuff.
I don't like the web part at all of my new project tbh. The development of it is quite boring and captcha doesn't have high priority
Found this on Reddit!
Makes sense!
I hope they know what they're doing!
Wait... Why didn't anyone thought about that?
I think i came up with the ultimate captcha. A gif that displays four numbers, one by one in current position. There's always one number displayed. I do not think that AI can recognize it without some nasty adjustments while it's very clear for humans. A while ago I had to do a captcha with six questions and failed it a few times. Wtf.
The site I'm working on will have this captcha soon. I make a microservice in C that will create a captcha equal to the last url parameter, the four digit number. By giving the number yourself as parameter you know what to validate with later at post. I probably include the answer hashed with some salt in a hidden field to compare answer with so it works if you have two tabs open
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