Can people read these things?

[cyberinferno]

I typically have no problem with websites that utilize codes that you have to type to prove that you're a human. That is, until Yahoo! Pool started instituting them. I have nothing against the philosophy, but I've had codes where I've honestly had to try two or three times to enter the right one (you can go back and try the same code again or try

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duh again, stanley...

[psychopuf]

TIFTLT

though, that one was slightly more difficult.

...i guess people can read these... assuming i'm a person o_O

Re: duh again, stanley...

[cyberinferno]

Haha, that's a good guess, but you're wrong! Apparently you're not as human as you thought. Care to try again?

Re: duh again, stanley...

[psychopuf]

WHAT?!?!?! you lie... ug fine...

then it's T1FTLT even though the "one" is not formatted correctly for an alpha-numeric configuration. bullshit.

>:{

Re: duh again, stanley...

[cyberinferno]

Nope, still wrong. Care for another go?

Re: duh again, stanley...

[psychopuf]

WTF...

NO >:P

FUCK IT

what could it possibly be other than what i've guessed?? tell me.

Re: duh again, stanley...

[cyberinferno]

TrFTLT, which was actually my second guess when I was logging in. Now you see what I mean about how evil Yahoo! is?

Re: duh again, stanley...

[psychopuf]

that's crap!!!!!!

>:P

Re: duh again, stanley...

[cyberinferno]

At least I've now made my point

Re: duh again, stanley...

[trife]

YES! I was going to say the lower-case r on my first try!!! :D

Re: duh again, stanley...

[cyberinferno]

Haha, congratulations! But would you have guessed that if you had just stumbled across it logging into yahoo?