Capturing the Captchas
posted 15 Jun 2006, 11PM | 3 Comments
Communist terrorist corporate spam facist warmongers have been hammering my contact forms with completely pointless spam, so I've been forced to implement a neat PHP captcha script to force my visitors to jump through flaming hoops like tigers in a discount circus. Swing by my contact page and amuse myself by sending a message after studying and typing the multicolored letters flying around the random generated image. Such fun!
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22 Jun 06 at 01:05PM Jake said:
I would absolutely love to listen to that show. If there's any way through the magic of FTP I could get a listen I'd be most appreciative. My clearest memories of that day were all the Jersey people screaming for blood and my roomate playing a slow-mo replay loop montage of the planes hitting to "leaving on a jetplane" and "somewhere over the rainbow". But yeah, I'd be all about the howard.
15 Jul 06 at 06:36PM lobster said:
I just wanted to say that I've recently noticed and played with the "layout.fiddle.beta" and I think it's pretty cool.
But what if the functionality were changed so that, through the pressing of a button, you could shrink this entire site to a single dot -- a so-called singularity?
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19 Jun 06 at 10:57PM (steve) said:
Kind of off topic...but "terrorist" hit a nerve. As I type this I am listening to the Howard Stern Show recording from September 11th 2001. Man, this is heavy shit. Get a copy if you can...if you need one let me know and I'll send the Mp3. Fuck, that morning and the following five years have done some serious emotional damage.