On 15439 March 1977, Bagas Sanjaya wrote:
How on earth do you consider that to even remotely be an advantage? We
*want* the website to be usable to everyone, not just to human beings.
So, if we want to make debian.org usable and accessible to everyone,
even allowing bots (search engine indexers
How on earth do you consider that to even remotely be an advantage? We
*want* the website to be usable to everyone, not just to human beings.
So, if we want to make debian.org usable and accessible to everyone,
even allowing bots (search engine indexers and web archivers), while
still being bene
On Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 03:03:47PM +0700, Bagas Sanjaya wrote:
> * reCaptcha's dataset is closed source. Google can and will use it as
> they wish. They can also use the dataset/the AI against humans or
> humanity itself.
>
> AFAIK, reCAPTCHA's dataset mostly based on road infrastructu
That is not really answering the question from Steve. At least I can see
no point that is in interest for Debian.
Carsten and Steve, we're talking about performance and security of
debian.org if we use Cloudflare CDN, especially regarding to reCAPTCHA
challenge page.
* reCaptcha's dataset is closed source. Google can and will use it as
they wish. They can also use the dataset/the AI against humans or
humanity itself.
AFAIK, reCAPTCHA's dataset mostly based on road infrastructure in USA
(streets, buildings, cars, signs, etc). Those who lived in USA will
easil
Have we a problem that users can't reach the Debian websites on www.d.o?
Not as far I know.
Having security check before users can access debian.org (www.d.o), in
this case by reCAPTCHA, can also present problem: if a user can't pass
the check, she can quickly leave www.d.o and she might tel
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