Off-Topic Transphobic & Terfy Memes Thread - Post anti- troon propoganda and original content

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I got ChatGPT to write me some code that's supposed to create a CAPTCHA image whose solution is always "YWNBAW":

from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont
import random

def create_captcha(text="YNBAW", width=200, height=100):
# Create a blank image with white background
image = Image.new("RGB", (width, height), "white")
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(image)

# Choose a font and size
font = ImageFont.truetype("arial.ttf", size=40)

# Randomize text placement
text_position = (random.randint(10, 50), random.randint(10, 50))

# Draw the text with random colors
draw.text(text_position, text, font=font, fill=(random.randint(0, 100), random.randint(0, 100), random.randint(0, 100)))

# Add random noise (lines, dots, etc.)
for _ in range(5):
draw.line(
[(random.randint(0, width), random.randint(0, height)),
(random.randint(0, width), random.randint(0, height))],
fill=(random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255)),
width=2
)

for _ in range(30):
draw.point(
(random.randint(0, width), random.randint(0, height)),
fill=(random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255), random.randint(0, 255))
)

# Save the image or return it
image.save("captcha.png")
print("CAPTCHA saved as captcha.png")

create_captcha()

Chat GPT also gave me this variation that instructs you to enter "YWNBAW" to proceed, which looks a lot simpler:
question = "What are the letters shown in the image?"
correct_answer = "YNBAW"

# Later in validation
user_input = input("Enter CAPTCHA: ")
if user_input == correct_answer:
print("CAPTCHA Passed")
else:
print("CAPTCHA Failed")

I don't have credit for anything but the idea, ChatGPT did all the real work. But you could use this tool to prevent (well, more like annoy) troons trying to access your web pages.
 

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I had another anti-troon CAPTCHA idea but it's a little more involved and maybe beyond my skill.

The design is that it would show you a grid of 9 images, all of which contain images of real troons and poons (I can probably find enough images to fill the library from this subforum), and then challenge the user to "select all images that contain women." The images should be manually labeled so that even the-close-to passing troons are correctly identified. So basically the point of this is to force the user to clock troons and decide whether they're women or not in order to pass the CAPTCHA.
 
I think choosing pictures of troons and poons that don't even try to pass would make the challenge even funnier
Yeah the point is to stock the library with pictures of gigahons as if to dare the user to identify THAT as a woman, and then kick you back out if you try with a "nope plz try again". Maybe lock you out for a couple mins with a transphobic message if the user keeps submitting wrong answers (not because I care about brute force attempts, but to upset the troons trying to access your site.) But I was also thinking that photos of troons standing next to real women where it's totally obvious who's who would be funny too.
 
Yeah the point is to stock the library with pictures of gigahons as if to dare the user to identify THAT as a woman, and then kick you back out if you try with a "nope plz try again". Maybe lock you out for a couple mins with a transphobic message if the user keeps submitting wrong answers (not because I care about brute force attempts, but to upset the troons trying to access your site.) But I was also thinking that photos of troons standing next to real women where it's totally obvious who's who would be funny too.
I think the fun thing would be to post a grid of women and troons, and ask the user to pick the trans women out. When they do, flash up a message saying, “You can always tell.”
 
I think the fun thing would be to post a grid of women and troons, and ask the user to pick the trans women out. When they do, flash up a message saying, “You can always tell.”
coding the text when they solve the puzzle is the easy part. The part I'm having trouble with right now is choosing and mastering an image labeling protocol, maybe I should just label the solution to every photo in the library with an excel sheet... I'm more comfortable with that.
If anyone wants to help me code this and set it up I would be grateful, heck @Null I'll pay for a consultation on this project, because I think transphobic CAPTCHA is a promising way to irritate trannies who want to hate-read your content. (I mean, it's still probably too annoying to be practical... but Kiwi Farms sometimes has had to resort to normal CAPTCHA to mitigate heavy tranny DDOS attacks.)
 
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