07:34 <tzimmermann> airlied, do you still take PRs from drm-misc-next-fixes ?

07:35 <tzimmermann> wrong channel

16:12 <pzanoni> Our gitlab recently started giving me annoying captchas for every single thing I try to do. Yesterday it kept showing more and more and more fire hydrants for me to click. Today it gave me some very low-res cars to click I was having serious trouble. Am I the only victim? Am I becoming a bot? I didn't change browsers or anything else that could cause it to mistake me for a bot, and I'm even logged in.

16:13 <pzanoni> I think teenagers would refer to those car pictures as "very deep fried" (and I hope that term is not offensive to anybody).

16:13 <zmike> pzanoni: please identify the object in this photo https://www.lehighcountyauthority.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/LCA_hydrantistock-1600x1067.jpg

16:15 <pzanoni> zmike: my kid refers to those as Minions

16:15 <zmike> bot confirmed

16:18 <zmike> more seriously, if you're on a vpn that can trigger unlimited captchas

16:19 <emersion> that sounds like a feature

16:20 <pzanoni> I've always been on the Company VPN when using gitlab, since basically forever

16:21 <zmike> I haven't had issues with gitlab while on a vpn, but I've known some captcha systems to go nuts from it

16:37 <daniels> pzanoni: are you editing the descriptions of large issues a lot?

16:39 <pzanoni> daniels: I did that quite a few times recently, yes

16:39 <daniels> yeah, that's pretty much guaranteed to trigger captcha

16:40 <pzanoni> daniels: well, at least I know now, thanks

16:40 <daniels> np, sorry it's not a better answer