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- noun Alternative capitalization of
CAPTCHA
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"A 'captcha' is a program that can tell whether its user is a human or a computer [such as those with distorted images of letters]."
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"A 'captcha' is a program that can tell whether its user is a human or a computer [such as those with distorted images of letters]."
October 2008 2008
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In this case, captcha is required in order to connect to the internet with GoGoInFlight.
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A good team required for a long term captcha project.
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This is long term captcha entry project. server is fast.
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Hello all of my bangladeshi service provider i need long term captcha team.
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As you can see, there is a form input of type text, which has an id of "captcha" - this will hold the value a user presumably enters.
The Disco Blog 2008
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(was going to read the comments and leave, but my captcha is "scone" so I can't resist using it now)
Holiday Listening, Brainy Style SVGL 2008
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You should never have done the Nova program, because now we, the general public, know that the second word on the captcha is a translation effort and has nothing to do with passing through an internet security checkpoint.
How the Intertubes Can Help Fix Corrupt Governments Luis von Ahn 2009
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Andy, my captcha has been attacked and easilly read.
oroboros commented on the word captcha
Semi-acronym for Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart. The program was created by Von Ahn. See recaptcha.
August 29, 2007
sionnach commented on the word captcha
sometimes described as a reverse Turing test (because it is administered by a computer, not a human)
October 15, 2007
chained_bear commented on the word captcha
Hot damn! There's a word for those!
October 16, 2007
lampbane commented on the word captcha
"When Littlefoot's mother died in the original 'Land Before Time', did you feel sad?"
November 17, 2007