What I see is something like this:
As you can see, one half of the captcha has numbers generated by Google, the other half is a photo.
What I've been finding out is that if I enter the computer-generated numbers correctly, it almost doesn't matter what I put in for the other ones.
My suspicion has been that Google is using this to tune its optical character recognition system. And so I put in wrong numbers. Maybe its orneriness or a little bit of monkey-wrenching. Or it's a bit of fun to see how far off I can get before the system catches it.
The number ones are almost the only way I can post here. I've evolved past humanity, I guess. Can't prove I was ever a member.
ReplyDelete"Google is using this to tune its optical character recognition "
ReplyDeleteNow that's a good insight.
LOL, I've been putting an 'a' in for every one and it goes through...
ReplyDeletei've been deliberately messing with the photo style ones since the start.
ReplyDeleteputting 1s for 7s, 3s for 8 and vice versa. The longer we can slow their learning program the better in my opinion.
Those are addresses from Google Street View.
ReplyDeleteJust don't bitch when the pizza driver can't find your place in a couple years.
(...and they're not fine-tuning their OCR; they're crowd-sourcing it.)
ReplyDeleteI don't order pizza. I can make pizza as good as they deliver. All it takes is cardboard, cheap tomato sauce and stale grated cheese.
ReplyDelete(Yes, the pizza around here isn't very good.)
Those people who get all the way up to my barn when they're trying to go to church are your fault.
ReplyDeleteActually, that's OK by me. They're the most entertaining things that happen around here on Sunday.