Quote from: OmegaCollector on April 26, 2015, 04:04:37 PM

what's the difference between this and just using anti-captcha (which I never knew existed)?

You can just use anti-captcha but you have to write the logic yourself, the service itself just takes images and gives you text. also test and create that lists, what sucked as well. (most people, even in it, i talked to about captchas and cracking them didnt know how cheap and easy it actually sometimes is.)

Quote from: GrandmaJean on April 26, 2015, 04:00:05 PM

so you actually dont have to do anything as it uses captcha solver and it earns you money?

yes basically. You need to pay those poor people to solve your captchas tho. But seems that is cheaper than the rewards.

Quote from: theerachate on April 26, 2015, 03:57:14 PM

Don't want to be skeptical but how you do use this thing?

I just wrote a pm to tidus, i guess many users arent used to this.

Its "just a script" not really an application, it has a config file and a file you need to start trough the ruby interperter. All this works from the command line (the "cmd" tool on windows) and works transparently in the background trough the ruby binary. Here is what i wrote to him, i hope this explains it a little better.

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these kind of things always are a bit harder on windows.

If i remember right ruby is now installed somewhere in C:\ruby2.2 (or maybe you choosed something differnt, you most likely know the default paths better than me)

You can would press the windows key, type "cmd" in order to open a terminal, and then just write:

C:\ruby2.2\bin\ruby C:\path\to\monsterfaucet.rb bitcoin

And you can also just drag and drop the first two things from your explorerer into the the terminal window.

Then after enter it should start working.

Except you missed config.yml.example, than you need to look at that as well and rename it to config.yml

Also i think when writing software like this that most people will want to abuse heavily it sometimes isnt the worst idea to dont make it to easy Wink