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* - idb. - Jun 9, 2011
(Jun 9, 2011 03:02 AM)theonetrueace Wrote: I think you will find a few other services just like decap out there...in my experience they all have their problems from time to time, so the best implementation would monitor and use multiple services....personally I've got 6 and a rating system to determine which to use for various requests....so keep that in mind, decap is not the be-all-end-all of cap service providers ;)
I've used other providers as well... none of them maintained a high accuracy rate consistently moreso than Decaptcher. Your system sounds intriguing though. Very very useful as well. It gives me an idea ðŸ¤
(Jun 9, 2011 05:49 AM)DeathStarâ„¢ Wrote: This is truly amazing, may I ask how long it took you to code this?
Thanks for the kind words sir :) Which part are you asking about though?
I'm ALWAYS editing and revising things in the Http wrapper to suit the needs of the project (taking things out/changing some code around), but when I sat down and coded the first version of it I'd say maybe an hour or two (I was still getting my feet wet with WebRequests at that time). Nothing too severe.
As far as the Decaptcher wrapper... probably 2 minutes longer than it took me to read the documentation. At that point I had already added the multi-part uploading to the Http wrapper so it wasn't a thought.
* - Anders - Jun 9, 2011
How can you bypass a captcha if it's a picture of letters?
* - lwelch45 - Jun 9, 2011
well decaptcher and services like it deploy humans to sit and read the letter in the captcha and return them to you.
* - Doctor07 - Jun 9, 2011
Your sir still continue to impress me.
* - idb. - Jun 9, 2011
(Jun 9, 2011 10:13 AM)ViolentReality Wrote: Your sir still continue to impress me.
Thanks man :) Much appreciated.
* - *.dll - Jul 30, 2011
Does this work on google captcha?
* - idb. - Jul 30, 2011
(Jul 30, 2011 05:48 AM)adell89 Wrote: Does this work on google captcha?
It works with any captcha.
* - marunsankar - Dec 4, 2011
(Jul 30, 2011 05:48 AM)adell89 Wrote: Does this work on google captcha?
Can't able to understand with the raw code.
Any body can integrate all the classes & code into a sample program.
I dont know where to integrate this classes & to call them...
* - Milopeach - Dec 4, 2011
Beastly man. I was trying to figure this out before, thanks!
* - marunsankar - Dec 4, 2011
(Dec 4, 2011 07:56 AM)Milopeach Wrote: Beastly man. I was trying to figure this out before, thanks!
If it brings success pls integrate all classes & share here with sample application. It will be helpful for basic learners.
Thanks in advance...
* - Androcir - Dec 4, 2011
Really interesting thread, thank you for sharing.
* - Penthos - Dec 4, 2011
I have to admit Idb has to be one of the highest quality members on here... He codes epic code for US for Free to LEARN, For that we all owe him a thousand thank you's.
Once again idb thats some HQ shit right their :)
Thanks for sharing it with us all .
* - idb. - Dec 4, 2011
(Dec 4, 2011 08:32 AM)TrinityCoder Wrote: I have to admit Idb has to be one of the highest quality members on here... He codes epic code for US for Free to LEARN, For that we all owe him a thousand thank you's.
Once again idb thats some HQ shit right their :)
Thanks for sharing it with us all .
No problem at all. Glad you guys are learning from my shares. I'll keep posting as long as you guys keep checking out the examples. :)
* - Perplexity - Dec 4, 2011
(Dec 4, 2011 08:06 PM)idb Wrote: No problem at all. Glad you guys are learning from my shares. I'll keep posting as long as you guys keep checking out the examples. :)
I have to admit, most of what I've learned in the past few months or so has to be because of you, you're honestly one of the best coders on HackForums and I'm glad your a part of this community; I love looking at your sources/examples and then learning from them :3
It's such a shame people try and take advantage of your kindness.
* - Penthos - Dec 5, 2011
(Dec 4, 2011 08:21 PM)Perplexity Wrote: I have to admit, most of what I've learned in the past few months or so has to be because of you, you're honestly one of the best coders on HackForums and I'm glad your a part of this community; I love looking at your sources/examples and then learning from them :3
It's such a shame people try and take advantage of your kindness.
Well said Perplexity, i feel exactly the same way...
We need to encourage others not just say, "Wow that's shit.."
Everybody can take constructive critique as long as it is constructive, If i though "Wow that's shit" i would properly right, " Ok its not bad so far, but you can improve via.."
Obviously skids will come and go, but we know who is who about the forums, so next time before you reply read it back to yourself and think, am i being a fucking dick just to make a post or am i actually contributing?
Hopefully this way HF (vb section at least) will be that much nicer to learn from :P