Although not technically an "image", it's still an image-based solution. If I wrote a CAPTCHA using SVG, it'd still be an image, even if it's a markup language. If I wrote it in Flash, it'd still be an image-based solution, even if it's Flash. I also don't see what would be difficult about automatically singling out an enormous, single-lined (in source) table full of CSS declarations without any 'data'. In fact, it's probably easier to spot as a script than an image...Probably with a similar time to decode it.
Perhaps, but in my nation of a two-CCTV-cameras-on-every-corner-everyone-knows-yo ur-mothers-maiden-name culture, it's not too invalid an assumption to adopt. There was an incident here where someone left their password on a sticky note (Classic, eh?) and the wrong person just happened to get hold of it...Long story short, I haven't seen him since.
Sure, it doesn't happen everywhere, but since it's happened right here, it's an assumption I'm willing to make.;)
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Yeah, but he has to sell the idea. I'd wager that a lot more people drink booze than go to colleges and universities...
Although not technically an "image", it's still an image-based solution. If I wrote a CAPTCHA using SVG, it'd still be an image, even if it's a markup language. If I wrote it in Flash, it'd still be an image-based solution, even if it's Flash. I also don't see what would be difficult about automatically singling out an enormous, single-lined (in source) table full of CSS declarations without any 'data'. In fact, it's probably easier to spot as a script than an image...Probably with a similar time to decode it.
Perhaps, but in my nation of a two-CCTV-cameras-on-every-corner-everyone-knows-yo ur-mothers-maiden-name culture, it's not too invalid an assumption to adopt. There was an incident here where someone left their password on a sticky note (Classic, eh?) and the wrong person just happened to get hold of it...Long story short, I haven't seen him since.
Sure, it doesn't happen everywhere, but since it's happened right here, it's an assumption I'm willing to make. ;)
I would argue that my job is more to lose than a MySpace account, personally.