To access a website, you now need to open your camera and wave 👋
Yes, Google is testing a new reCAPTCHA that asks you to make hand gestures at your camera instead of clicking traffic lights.
Your browser requests camera access, records a short video of your hand movement, and sends it to Google to verify you're human.
Of course, Google says they don't retain any data. But this is also the company whose entire business model runs on knowing everything about you, so. 🤷
And don't worry, the normal reCAPTCHA methods are still there, for now...
It’s been almost a year since I migrated the site to the https://t.co/P5u3uhIEBe domain.
If you count from when I first started developing it, it’s been even longer, but it will be the one-year anniversary of the official launch in just one month.
@thsottiaux I'm a Plus user. But Codex says I'm a free user, even though I still have 99% of my 5-hour limit left and haven't used even 1% of my weekly limit. It's not working. Please fix this.
#hermesagent has summarized website performance using PrivateStater's OpenAPI.
If you are using openclaw or hermes, give it a try.
Prompt: "Use the privatestater openapi to summarize the performance of my website <your website id>. The api key is <your api key>."
I just got curious if an AI agent could solve my CAPTCHA.
I used Cursor's Composer 2.5 model, and the AI couldn't solve it.
Since it kept failing, it even tried to cheat by accessing Redis!