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I... does anyone else have issues with the captchas used on this site? I never previously questioned my humanity but I can't seem to satisfy its definition of bridges and motorcycles.

I wonder how long they've had this policy in place. I've been using the same, illustrated self-portrait on LinkedIn since 2008.

I'm guessing this is back in the public focus per the upcoming movie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQP-L2pJzmk

Those are the two that stumped me, too

Kinda like this? https://github.com/miguel-perez/smoothState.js

> So should submitter be subject to legal scrutiny, monitoring, and restraint on behavior after that single event?

Having caught the post while it was still up, a second, identical incident happened four years after the initial occurrence.

I've been a Flickr pro user since 2007, and I still think it's the only site and community that is truly dedicated to serious photography. I think the site languished at the advent of the ubiquity of mobile browsing (be it app or even mobile site), and suffered from certain trends that yielded a strange mix of infinite scrolling and wonky pagination (I still have trouble finding my own photos).

I'm hoping for the best, and excited for new blood.

Yesterday I finally accidentally discovered where they hid the "shuffle" and "repeat" toggles on the iOS 10 music app.

I tried to address #2 on their official forum and I was disappointed when the response was, essentially, "you're using it wrong."