The invisible, deep, and dark webs - those portions of human knowledge that escape search's industrious indexers - continue to shrink. From Slashdot comes news of "search engines for handwritten documents."
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Man that must take some visual recognition software algorithm. Anyone wanna bet how long it is till that gets implimented into some sort of bot that can do the little (enter the code from the picture above in this box authentication) and spammers get a new lease of life?
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