>>3117 >Look up gambler's fallacy. the probability is the same I know. But with the V 2.0 CAPTCHA and it´s lag, it would require even a better timing. With the legacy Captcha, I had had some GETs before this one. I actually got quints of the 6th number on /mu/ even though no one bothered to check them.
Just that I don´t look for them with as much enthusiasm as I had before, not because of the luck but because I won´t beat the repeating 7 digits, much less with the activity dropping over the board. It´s reduced because of personal will and betting for it more directly. Not to mention that I have to use UBlock+Firefox on mobile as well, so that post lag even last more for the calculations.
>It only adds up to competition, right? The more sought the treasure, the bigger prize the winner reaps, is it not? well, that´s actually an optimistic philosophy to see it.
>most of mobile browsers that I know of don't have the HTML editing capability, but that can be remedied either by for example hooking Chrome to Remote Debugging I don´t use Chrome on my mobile, I in fact used the standard internet app for it. Not to mention that I have had it deactivated it because it consumed internal memory (my phone it´s pretty limited in terms of memory, only 3GB or so). ut yeah, you are basically saying that I could use the editor for modifying the text.
>nobody takes screenshots with SSL key fingerprint in view, though stil nothing prevents you from even going as far as forging this as well I'm positive it's possible for such purposes meh, what gives? Lying to one self is kind of the worst lie one can apply. I can dedicate my time for it but I was actually about to quit the "storytime" post because I didn´t find the actual pictures. Although you have explained a method that not even lurking a lot, would have noticed in itself.
>Rest in Peace Legacy CAPTCHA, I miss it every day. The new v2.0 is complete fucking garbage, sometimes even blocking you completely if you send too much requests (rerolling to get easier CAPTCHA). Still, the even older version (reCAPTCHA, before Google era) was the best. You only had to type a single word, and second could be whatever.
