>>3226 That's literally by design, though.

>>3226 I'd rather it cook my PC for 30 seconds than casually play with it for 5 minutes. I'm impatient, the jews did that to me, I refuse to delay.

>>3227 By fixing I mean changing, because I'm not interested in mining bitcoin to keep this site afloat, just have a donation link.

>>3227 >>3230 Is that what's causing that? If they had a voluntary Monero (mines better on consumer hardware) miner, I'd probably turn it on every once in a while to help, but sneakily doing it is in poor taste.

>>3231 It's the same type of system, but it doesn't mine currency, it just proves you're not a bot or anything, basically.

>>3230 It doesn't mine crypto.

>>3233 Absolutely, I believe you.

>>3230 The purpose is to prevent spam, not to raise funds. Spammers can pay people to solve captchas but they can't just get a shitload of computers to bruteforce hashes.

>>3261 Clearly. I have a better idea. How about instead of trying to burn a hole through people's cpus, just force everyone to upload a photo of themselves smashing their motherboard with a hammer to prove how just human they are. I know it's basically the same thing but I think it's a better idea all in all.