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Today Sony
That was my Captcha when I went into work today. I got a little bit of a giggle out of it, but it also made me wonder if the words weren't truly random, but rather selected carefully to put ideas in our heads before we get a chance to think about it. Who ever stops and thinks about a Captcha? It's just this silly thing we have to do to prove that we're human. But what if they could be used to program subliminal messages into our brains? Today: Sony. Modern technology for the modern man. Think about it.
That's all that was on my mind today.
Arigato,
Zabriel
That's all that was on my mind today.
Arigato,
Zabriel
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I shared this on Facebook and got the Captcha "bathmats in". Bathmats are in. Now I need a PS3 and a bathmat!
Hah! I've said some of the more hilarious Captcha's I've gotten. I keep meaning to write an article about them!
Well, reCAPTCHA can do funny things like that because it uses real words.
I have worked on Project Gutenberg's Distributed Proofreading system before. My goodness, old cheap books can have some awful typoes in them... it’s like filling out reCAPTCHA entries but it’s entire pages we’re talking!