Not this bread, but it was added tonight.
Yes, it every post. This is the only way to slow down the bots.
It has turned this place from a poorly designed chat-room back into the research repository it was meant to be (or at least it would if there was still any digging being done). It improves the quality or the ore.
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>We have Defango, Doug Stewart and 0Hr to thank for this bullshit.
You might also have me to thank. The change appeared about a day after this exchange during the great Sunday bot-storm:
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I suggest increasing the frequency of the CAPTCHAs for IP ranges associated with Tor and VPNs. A CAPTCHA for every post is not quite what I had in mind. But I suppose it's easier to implement and might actually work better.
I donno. But it would mean giving up anonymity. And then there is the false-sense-of-security factor.
>sure, I need to find the appropriate software
Just about any piece of audio editing software can do that. Audacity can, is free, and is available for all three major OSs. Have fun.
That said, I think hearing hidden messages in audio that's played backwards is a bit like seeing shapes in clouds.