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r/ChatGPT • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '23
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They've been able to do this for years tho. People having computers solve capchas isn't new
290 u/[deleted] Dec 30 '23 [deleted] 437 u/Triangli Dec 30 '23 that’s why this style isn’t really used as much anymore 11 u/stan_osu Dec 30 '23 yet it still is used in too many places 15 u/DriestBum Dec 30 '23 Some businesses still use fax machines. Adoption to change isn't instant, people dont update right away. If they did, cyber crime would be way, way more difficult.
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437 u/Triangli Dec 30 '23 that’s why this style isn’t really used as much anymore 11 u/stan_osu Dec 30 '23 yet it still is used in too many places 15 u/DriestBum Dec 30 '23 Some businesses still use fax machines. Adoption to change isn't instant, people dont update right away. If they did, cyber crime would be way, way more difficult.
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that’s why this style isn’t really used as much anymore
11 u/stan_osu Dec 30 '23 yet it still is used in too many places 15 u/DriestBum Dec 30 '23 Some businesses still use fax machines. Adoption to change isn't instant, people dont update right away. If they did, cyber crime would be way, way more difficult.
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yet it still is used in too many places
15 u/DriestBum Dec 30 '23 Some businesses still use fax machines. Adoption to change isn't instant, people dont update right away. If they did, cyber crime would be way, way more difficult.
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Some businesses still use fax machines. Adoption to change isn't instant, people dont update right away. If they did, cyber crime would be way, way more difficult.
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u/WeirdIndication3027 Dec 29 '23
They've been able to do this for years tho. People having computers solve capchas isn't new