It was John Jacob Jingleheimer Jones.I wonder who the smart-ass was who decided advent calendars should always start on the first. The advent doesn't.
It was John Jacob Jingleheimer Jones.I wonder who the smart-ass was who decided advent calendars should always start on the first. The advent doesn't.
There is an advent calendar with tiny ones but it is way too expensive from resellers. I have some (not much) self controlThat's enough for an advent calendar...
The ones that have an actual human behind them to be entertaining will probably get through. As long as they're not using a VPN known to be commonly used by spammers. Our captcha is laughably outdated. Most of the work is done by ip lists now.While I prefer to be spam-free, sometimes those post are unforgettably entertaining. (The sexually incompatible "woman" still lives rent free in my mind.)
She hates me.Hot female friend of mine: "I hate dealing with bearcats."
Me: "... bureaucrats?"
Hot female friend: "No."
Now I'm intensely curious what she meant.
And AI gets around captcha now anyway.The ones that have an actual human behind them to be entertaining will probably get through. As long as they're not using a VPN known to be commonly used by spammers. Our captcha is laughably outdated. Most of the work is done by ip lists now.
The puzzles sure, but modern captchas do more subtle things like watch your mouse movements when you go to click things. It has to have just the right amount of inconsistency and meandering for it to judge you to be a human, instead of moving in an exact straight line at a constant or instant speed, for example.And AI gets around captcha now anyway.
Is this one of those Christian Bale Batman things? Where GasBandit is who you really are, and that other guy is just who you are in public?It's a little amusing how often I accidentally try to log in to work machines as Gas Bandit.
Is this one of those Christian Bale Batman things? Where GasBandit is who you really are, and that other guy is just who you are in public?
--Patrick
Games all went to single-use activation, so they would’ve failed anyway.there is no place to rent video games anymore.
Lots of console games don't come with activation codes that would prohibit this.Games all went to single-use activation, so they would’ve failed anyway.
—Patrick
Many of the games that don’t use codes instead require you to create/add the game to your account, log the hardware ID if your device, demand an always-online connection, etc. Sure, not EVERY game does these things, but enough do that game rental at Blockbuster would’ve been killed.Lots of console games don't come with activation codes that would prohibit this.
Hello Kitty Island Adventure is a gem on Apple Arcade lol.Yup. From Apple Arcade to XBox [Live], the aim is no longer to convince you to play interesting/entertaining games, it is instead to entice you to select which service you shall pledge your credit card.
—Patrick
So is Sneaky Sasquatch.Hello Kitty Island Adventure is a gem on Apple Arcade lol.
I think the Frankenfurter outfit might be a bit much, but if you want to go hiking in those heels, have at it!Have a three day scout event this weekend and I have nagging urge to Rocky Horror Picture Show it up.