Core Concepts
CAPTCHA is a waste of time and resources that hinders productivity and user experience. It is time to move away from this outdated practice and explore more efficient alternatives.
Abstract
The article discusses the inefficiency of CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) and the need to ditch this practice in 2024. The author provides a personal anecdote where he had to complete a CAPTCHA while trying to unsubscribe from a newsletter, which caused him to miss the deadline for an appointment.
The author draws a parallel between CAPTCHA and printers, suggesting that both are outdated technologies that waste time and resources. The author estimates that 77,600 houses could be built each year if the time spent on solving CAPTCHAs was redirected elsewhere.
The article emphasizes the need to move away from CAPTCHA and explore more efficient alternatives that do not hinder productivity and user experience. The author suggests that 2024 is a great year to ditch CAPTCHA altogether and find better solutions to verify user authenticity.
Stats
77,600 houses could be built each year if the time spent on solving CAPTCHAs was redirected elsewhere.
Quotes
"Captcha And Printers Are The Same"
"2024 is a great year to ditch captcha altogether."