It used to be that they paired a known word with an unknown word, and if you got the known word right you would pass no matter what you wrote for the unknown one.
I remember reading that somewhere (probably 4chan) figured out a somewhat high accuracy way to tell which was the control and which was the variable, and started spam solving them by correctly doing the assumed control but putting the same thing (knowing 4chan, probably a slur) for the assumed variable until the system got enough confirmation to move the word to the control rotation and started accepting the word for that. Can’t remember where so it may be unconfirmed
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Case doesn’t matter
You mean to tell me I’ve been painstakingly pressing the shift key during captcha tests for YEARS and it doesn’t actually matter?
Listen to the audio, it never specifies case.
Ironically Lemmy captcha does
Wow, good catch!
*good captcha
so close…
I ALWAYS do the audio captcha. Fuck image clicking.
Usually, it doesn’t.
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Not most of the time anyway, I’ve seen a captcha from time to time that was case sensitive, but they’re uncommon for sure
It used to be that they paired a known word with an unknown word, and if you got the known word right you would pass no matter what you wrote for the unknown one.
I remember reading that somewhere (probably 4chan) figured out a somewhat high accuracy way to tell which was the control and which was the variable, and started spam solving them by correctly doing the assumed control but putting the same thing (knowing 4chan, probably a slur) for the assumed variable until the system got enough confirmation to move the word to the control rotation and started accepting the word for that. Can’t remember where so it may be unconfirmed
Unfortunately I was hooked on 4chan around the time. They called it “n… the captcha”.
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Depends on the case.
There may be some exceptions, but not usually.
Sometimes it does. It just depends on the programming.
Unix gang