By bloid
via blog.owsla.net
Published: Mar 07 2007 / 17:40
As developer, I understand the need for captchas. As a user, however, I feel they are a horrible invention, often difficult to understand. But, this... this is going to far! Just because I forgot my password, doesn't mean I deserve to be called names! Maybe Google should think about some sort of 'sound-alike' dictionary check before they throw out 7 random letters, eh?
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tjweir complained ago:
tjweir reported this link as lame on 03/06/2007 @ 08:56:24
ebateman replied ago:
That's quite amusing
kenman replied ago:
/me sounds the gong
jwenting replied ago:
at last Google admits their view of people using their services :)
zm10xn29 replied ago:
There's a real need and purpose behind these things however they could be done better - take KittenAuth for example. It's a much simpler way of forcing some human thought on a form submission. There have just got to be better ways that misshaped letters and numbers that have criss-cross patterns over them.... those are terrible.
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