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CAPTCHA is a long acronym.

It stands for “Completely Automatic Public Turning Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart”.

CAPTCHAs provide challenges that are difficult for computers to perform but relatively easy for humans. For example, identifying stretched letters or numbers, or clicking in a specific area.

This CAPTCHA type relies on a human’s ability to generalize and recognize novel patterns based on variable past experience. In contrast, bots can often only follow set patterns or input randomized characters. This limitation makes it unlikely that bots will correctly guess the right combination.

Even though some artificial intelligence can get through CAPTCHA, it’s still useful in blocking some bots.

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NASA’s internet speed is 91 GB per second.

The average household internet speeds are roughly 25 MB per second.

That’s usually fast enough to watch Netflix with no buffer time. It got me wondering how they managed to reach those kinds of speed nearly eight years ago.

NASA has field centers across the globe, and relaying time-sensitive information across different time zones and locations across the world will require high speeds and security.

And let’s face the fact, if there’s any tech company that would actually make good use of them internet speeds, it’s NASA.


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The first Apple logo isn’t what you would think.

Everyone recognizes the Apple logo today, which is unsurprisingly an apple.
Ronald Wayne, Apple Computer Co co-founder, designed the original Apple logo when started the company.

In the 1970s, Apple’s logo featured Isaac Newton sitting under an apple tree. Newton discovered gravity when an apple fell on his head, hence the symbolism of the logo.

A quote from William Wordsworth lined the frame of the Apple logo. Apple has since adopted its more common “bitten-apple” based logo.

Nonetheless, few people could identify the company’s original logo if given a multiple choice quiz. The modern, simplified logo for the company right now exemplifies everything Apple is about today.