The Hardest Captcha.![]() { Original Description: Um ... }
Hello people of Digg (and more importantly, Flickr). This has, for quite some time, been a great pet peeve. It's 2008, and with an almost certainty every spammer has, or can easily gain access to personal data. It is a fight that we will always be behind on, and like locking up your bike, the best one can hope for is that malice passes by. More importantly, there is an abundance of incredibly interesting and fantastic people to be found. People whose lives and idea[l]s inspire conversation. By obfuscating what are already incredibly accessible means of communication, one is simply making it more difficult for people who would like to share these thoughts. So for anyone who is interested, the mobile number in the photo is actually quite old. My latest contact info is: phone: (415) 279-6244 email/jabber: anotherbritt@gmail.com web: lukewarmtapioca.com twitter: twitter.com/bs This information is and always will be available via the web. I do believe this will make for an excellent article on social presence and privacy. I've gotten many SMSs (which I've responded to all of), and many phone calls (which I've let go to voicemail). Also, as I predicted in my comment on the Digg article, I did see the Bond movie tonight. It was OK. I'll be, with great fever, hacking on Twitter all week, and at the beach this weekend with the pup. Commentstranslucent_blue says:WTF?
Eric Andersson says:I like all the personal info.
Soliz Photography says:I would hide that Cell number asap, unless it
is fake?
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DazzlinDonna says:
Wow that is impossible to read! Would love to know where that captcha was used. Personally, I like using PuzzCAPTCHA because it thwarts the bad guys, but is fun for the user, and results in readable text.
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