Can you just delete all these stupid captcha and only keep the

>lazy Mexicans

>>733848331
Fuck, got the same captcha

i wouldnt mind if it wasnt inconsistent as fuck or plain impossible forcing a skip

>>733848162
but then how will google AI learn to find street signs and vehicals?

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>>733848459
Trumphynette BTFO

>>733848162
Are you kidding? My ability to recognize mountains or hills is now second to none.

Thanks reCAPTCHA!

The captchas are intentionally set to slow the chat down. While you can't control which categories it will use within an image based captcha, you can control the amount of work. Most popular sites will not use the default, as those will end up making their way to a captcha farm (those sites that pay a fraction of a penny for each captcha you solve, and have a $20 minimum payout).

Overall, sites like this do it because they have to to avoid spam bots that farm out the captcha.

>>733848882
>Most popular sites will not use the default, as those will end up making their way to a captcha farm (those sites that pay a fraction of a penny for each captcha you solve, and have a $20 minimum payout).
Sorry can you explain that with examples or in another way, my poor english doesn't help me to understad what you are specifically saying.

>>733849128
Basically, have you ever been on a forum where they have a captcha but still get a ton of spam posts from random accounts where as soon as you ban one, another one pops up?

That is because they are using captcha farming. Captcha farms focus on the basic/ defaults. The farming sites are designed to almost never pay out by setting such a high minimum that most people give up before reaching the minimum payout.

Default captchas simply don't work as they are simple enough for people to solve on a captcha farm without giving up.

>>733848162
>Go to [Settings] at the bottom of the page
>Expand "Quotes & Replying"
>Check "Legacy CAPTCHA"

You can thank me later.

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>>733848162
this is some bullshit

>>733849128
To add more, it is an all round scam. If a captcha can be completed within 3-5 seconds, then it may end up being farmed out, but if it takes 5+ seconds, most people will be unwilling to solve them for a fraction of a penny.

>>733849638
People are paid to resolve captchas???

>>733849966
hmmmm thank you very much, I think this captcha is faster. I would use it for a time and I would see...

>>733848162
captchas are there for a reason, to make people buy the pass, so get one or stop whining

>>733850586
how much they cost?
there are another improvings?
how much time they last?

>>733850676
$20 for a year, that's it, you get a clover next to Anonymous and no captchas

Ohhhh my god this is like when you play for the first time your PlayStation 2...

this captcha is faaaaaast and you can press tab to wite it and the you can PRESS ENTER and the post is posted, OMG this is a big improvement in my life

than you all for the advices

>>733848162
Don't you get it? 4chan wants you to buy a pass. Like the ban, it pops up every now and then for no reason at all

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>>733848162
I always wonder if the just the post/pole part counts as part of the sign to be clicked on or not.

Anyone know?

>>733850837
No, the pole doesn't count.

Also, see >>733849966

>>733850676
https://www.4chan.org/pass

>>733850586
once you buy a pass you're no longer anonymous

>>733850502
There are many sites that do it, and they all require you to basically solve like 50,000+ captchas before you get a payout. They are designed like that to sucker people into solving a bunch of captchas for spambots, and then after a while they find that the minimum payout would require months or years of work, and then they give up, but with there being a near endless supply of suckers, those sites effectively get free captcha solving for their spambots.

>>733848852
I can click a store front and an apartment like a motherfucker.

>>733851049
I guess some companies have captchas that don't work, so you're blame it on yourself for not being able to contact the company. Once they sold their shit product to you they don't want to bother with you

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I got niggers on my captcha ...

>>733851420
there were cars before

>>733851306
It is more due to the fact that most sites that use captchas, use the defaults, and that means that it is easy to automate a spam bot to deal with defaults. No matter how good a captcah is, they will not prevent a human from solving it, as that would defeat the purpose of the captcha.

Instead, the goal is to see just how much work they can make people do for free.

Think of it like those survey websites that paid you when you completed enough "free"offers. When they got somewhat popular many years ago, they started to up the minimum payout, many reached a $100 minimum payout, the way they made their money, was from people getting part way to the minimum payout, and then give up, thus the site keeps all of the money from the offer, and never pais the user.

This eventually morphed into captcha farms where they instead offer the prospect of getting paid to solve captchas, but they set the minimum payout or the value per chaptcha to a level where more or all people will eventually give up, thus even if they would legitimately pay out (to avoid issues with the FTC), almost no one would reach the payout, and thus the spam bots will bypass even the best captchas and those sites will effectively have free labor.

>>733851960
Is the meaning of 4chan "channel 4"?

And what about those captchas that dissapear when you click???

Sometimes you click the last item and then appears a new one, and a new one, and a new one....

Is this do it on purpose?

>>733848162

Yes, you can delete them all.

It is called a 4chan pass, you cheap fuck.

>>733853680
I would consider to buy one. Using the legacy captcha is way more faster though.

Maybe only for show the sign of a premium member??

I'm not going to pay to the creators of thi site hahahaha, I'm not that crazy.

Also, my true objective is to stop using this site so much time... soo

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when you dont det a reCAPTCHA

>>733853938

You should keep track of how much time you waste doing captcha versus typing your comment, then compare that time with how long you spend on this site, then compare that time with how long you spend on the internet, then compare that time with how long you spend on a "computer."

This thread is filled with newfags.

>>733854385
hahaha I have already made that calculation, like 1/4 of my life has been spent on computer or consoles.

1/4 sleeping
1/4 in class
1/4 computer/console
1/4 ?

The legacy captcha is so great but it doesn't work when creating a new thread... yeah you don't create threads that fast but hmmmm it could have been perfect.

>>733854902

That isn't even close to the plan laid out for you. You skipped to the end and half assed those results anyway and completely missed the point of what you were trying to do.

>>733855089
what?

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>>733848162

>when u solve 12 of them in a row and don't even fucking care about posting anymore

I've only seen one a while ago, but I once got a "Select all pictures that produce the emotion of happiness". It was one of the stupidest, most subjective Captchas I've ever seen.

I think there was maybe 2 pictures that were supposed to be what I selected, one of a newborn baby and one of a person smiling, but I just selected the empty dirt road and an old run down house.

>>733848162
But simple captcheas don't sell 4chan passes.

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>>733856136
>but I just selected the empty dirt road and an old run down house.

>>733848162
What hell just told me that you bit You said I was my class aviation Marine Corps graduates, participated in the al-Qaeda hell and more than 300 times the murder of the dark attack. I was training to fight the forest, and I had the best sniper throughout the army. You have nothing to me, but only for a different purpose. Accuracy will be removed, and those who have never seen this world, I give me zbor me. Do you think you can find that, as I said on the Internet? Think about today, my secret network is not in the United States, your intellectual property is now the next one, better prepare for the storm. Wipe the storm called the unfortunate life. You die, kid I can anytime, anywhere, you can kill you in seven hundred modes, this is just my hands. Not only do I train in unarmed battles, and I can use all the weapons of the Marine Corps, and I will use the total amount of suffering to put your ass from the face of the African continent erase your little shit. If only you know what revenge is dishonest, because your "wisdom" is designed to guide you, you can not hold the fucking tongue. But you can not do it now to pay the price idiot idiot. I will make you angry, you drowned. You die, kid

>>733855655

The whole point of you keeping track is to see how much time you spend on the captcha versus typing comments. That way you can figure out exactly what it costs you in time.

>>733856136
hhahahashas

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WHAT ABOUT THIS NIGGA

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>>733848162
>scroll to bottom of page
>click [Settings]
>click "Quotes & Replying"
>click "Legacy Captcha"

>>733858438
(asking for street signs)

>>733850112
That headphones icon tho.

How the fuck does that even work?

>>733848162
>not using legacy captcha
Sad!

>>733850112
Hey..., at least the button didm't say "NEXT".

>>733848882
Except if you use the old one it's very fast and doesn't control anything

>>733858507
lul

>>733848162
At least I haven't seen the food ones recently.
Sometimes those are just unidentifiable horrors. I'd be happier with an "identify all of the prolapsed rectums" captcha. Although still sometimes you have to use rather liberal definitions of things like "hill", or have to guess that some at-best ambiguous picture is what it's looking for you to identify.

WTF is with the slow motion fade-out ones too???
Those are fucking intolerable.
Takes like 25 clicks to get through them.
I've started just hitting the "reload" the moment that first image starts to fade.

>>733859686
settings > quotes and replying > legacy captcha

wow, that sure was hard

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>>733849966
Hi I saw this about an hour ago and came back to say
>Thank you

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>>733848162
I can one up you