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Closed 10 years ago.
I would like to gather information about popular captcha scripts in one place.
Please write links to your favourite ones!
You can try
recaptcha
Textcaptcha
Picaptcha
Nucaptcha
Solvemedia etc..
But none of them are 100% useful and captchas seems out dated too because most of the spammers are humans. If you are using captcha the best solution is to create your own captcha with a unique algorithm.
http://recaptcha.net/ "recaptcha" for helping OCR-izing old books as a consequence in the worlds benefit
previously I used this one.But now I am creating my own like simple mathematical calculation or simple text.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I would like to design my blog. I don't know, the tool is having or not. Suppose anything have like that means pls help me and say the best and user friendly tool.(Offline tool)
This is a really broad question but I have had good experiences with both:
BlogDesk - http://www.blogdesk.org/en/index.htm
and
Windows Live Writer - http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8621
Both are free and can be used offline. Do you have any specific requirements for what the software can do?
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I want to populate some data to use in my Rails app. However I cannot decide which of data generator is the best for me.
I want to fast and clean generator. It should create plenty of data as well.
I have 3 of them, random_data, forger and faker.
Which one is the best? Can you share you experience?
My choice is ffaker. It's quite fast and maintained by Emmanuel.
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Closed 11 years ago.
It is very confusing with versioning. I saw lots of versioning samples. Some of them contains even subversion information. Many of them looks ok.
0.5
0.1.0
0.0.1.0
5.5.5.2_R139
...
What is the best practise/best way for software-versioning?
This is rather a topic for the programmers IMHO. You may want to take a look at this post, where several approaches are discussed.
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I choose the search engine for large project. Sunspot I liked, at least from the fact that we no need to run a cron job to reindex the data. But when I saw this http://www.vijedi.net/2010/ruby-full-text-search-performance-thinking-sphinx-vs-sunspot-solr/ I began to doubt.
It depends on user preference, so there's no straightforward answer. Maybe you could go through pros and cons of each one and decide for yourself?
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I have done some research and found test plan over 40 pages. It includes so many elements that it is difficult to keep track. Additionally, it is not provided any examples, just a description of the different tests such as acceptance test, system test, etc. If anyone have made some good and simple test plan for the development of a product and could share, so that I can gain inspiration with example would be very helpful.
yeah, i find that a pain to when i just want to do the thing, and people explain around it - im like "just bloody show me an example template i can rip off!"
this is why i write my articles with a pragmatic approach (e.g. Writing a System Test Plan)
its short, has an explanation of the reasoning behind the test structure, and gives the actual template
-- LM