Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
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Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
@brucelawson "It's all greek to me" -
Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
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@uriel Confirmo me hominem esse.
Uhhm. You know many italian study latin at high school, right?
“Homo sum.” is sufficient.
Look like you used some AI. Surprise. Latin is way too context-lacking for most AIs…
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@augustav @brucelawson I had a go; I'm not great on faces but, working on the principle that Vespasian is usually bald and bullet-headed, I identified him as A2.
I had a feeling that weird hair (actually mostly a wreath) was Domitian; I checked, and D1 is definitely him, A4 probably someone else also in a wreath [had a quick look and it's Claudius].
The one I had no idea about was Titus; I can't remember ever seeing his image. But it turns out he looks like his dad, with more hair; he's C3.
@HarrietMonkhouse
You successfully revealed yourself as an AI and therefore failed.
@augustav @brucelawson -
@brucelawson that's awesome. I'm in the US and I mess up the CAPCHA tests all the time. Especially the clicking all the tiles with a part of the bike or stop light in it. By the way, I would totally fail this CAPCHA as well.
@jpnicolai
Sometimes, however, there are also really simple ones. Like this.
https://troet.cafe/@alchemist/117427766413445740
@brucelawson -
@HarrietMonkhouse
You successfully revealed yourself as an AI and therefore failed.
@augustav @brucelawson@alchemist @augustav @brucelawson One complication is that my generation imprinted on the BBC dramatisation of I, Claudius, and think Claudius looked like Derek Jacobi and Tiberius like George Baker, etc etc. But they really, really, didn't. So I had a hazy feeling I recognised A4, but it took me two guesses to reach Claudius.
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Uhhm. You know many italian study latin at high school, right?
“Homo sum.” is sufficient.
Look like you used some AI. Surprise. Latin is way too context-lacking for most AIs…
@uriel Nah, just translation software.
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@brucelawson Oh dammit... The time spent since I studied them is close to the age of the statues.
Right. When I learned Latin, it was considered current affairs.
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@alchemist @augustav @brucelawson One complication is that my generation imprinted on the BBC dramatisation of I, Claudius, and think Claudius looked like Derek Jacobi and Tiberius like George Baker, etc etc. But they really, really, didn't. So I had a hazy feeling I recognised A4, but it took me two guesses to reach Claudius.
@HarrietMonkhouse @alchemist @brucelawson
Don't ask me, what Nero looks like -
Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
My historic captcha parody is more recent:
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@HarrietMonkhouse @alchemist @brucelawson
Don't ask me, what Nero looks like -
Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
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Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
@brucelawson Is this something AI can't do yet? It will probably learn it in less time than me.
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Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
@brucelawson
Please, Mr CAPTCHA
send me OTP via email or SMS. -
Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
@brucelawson
I recognize Nero, Caligula, and Marcus Aurelius. -
Finally, a CAPTCHA that doesn't require me to instantly know what American fire hydrants or school buses look like.
@brucelawson This belongs into https://neal.fun/not-a-robot/
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