How Long Until We Reach 100,000 Members on PF?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the statistics and activity of the Physics Forums community, including the number of members and active users, the frequency of new registrations, and the distribution of posts among members. It also touches on the popularity of certain threads and topics and the potential reasons for fluctuation in activity.
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G01 said:
There is only one explanation. Someone must have succeeded in creating AI. I have to warn everybody...before my computer pulls a machine gun from the CD Drive and...[G01 is not repsonding...]


G01 has experienced a bullet related error and had to be shut down. If you would like to report this error...you can't. All humans must bow down to the BOTS!
According to our friend wiki captcha's have been broken by computers.

Several research projects have broken real world CAPTCHAs, including one of Yahoo's early CAPTCHAs called "EZ-Gimpy"[11] and the CAPTCHA used by popular sites such as Paypal and LiveJournal as well as open source software such as phpBB.
 
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Art said:
According to our friend wiki captcha's have been broken by computers.

oh I'm sure some can, but I highly highly doubt tens of thousands of bots have registered on PF. Bot generated accounts would also be used for mass spam and I don't ever remember us experiencing something like that. :)
 
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Members: 70,020
 

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