Being #blind is fun. Just encountered a visual captcha with no audio option. So I used JAWS Picture Smart to get AI to read me the text of the visual clue, which I typed in and got through. So basically I'm a human who needs a robot to prove to another robot that I am not a robot. Without my robot, the other robot would have thought I was a robot. Also I was trying to make a payment on my PAP machine, which really should in itself indicate that I am not a robot. #Disability #Disabled
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Meanwhile, at META: "WE NEED MORE BOTS!"
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@Beldarak The lesson to take from my story is we need to produce as many robots as possible to solve the problems caused by the other robots we have produced
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@SyHoekstra @Beldarak Indeed that’s the hope your story gave me. I have refused to solve CAPTCHAs for over a decade now. Can’t wait for the day when browsers simply defeat the CAPTCHA for you.
It was disturbing to find that the #ImageMagick support forum has a policy to refuse to help people trying to use IM to solve #CAPTCHA. They don’t understand that the CAPTCHAs themselves are the problem, blinded by the false idea that anti-robot is somehow pro-human.
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