Steam, you say? Here comes Valve, and a small lawsuit. There are just never enough lawsuits in this world!

I say, we all go after the oldest enemy of the poor ol' copyright owners! *queue spooky music* The Libraries!! Someone should teach those copyright breaching, information sharing rat bastards a lesson!

Had similar thing, actually. Hadn't slept for ~60 hours straight, plus very little sleep in the previous days. Saw a damn Mech Warrior bot coming at me. Slammed the brakes, only to be explained that that's just a pile of logs at the side of the road by a rather creeped out passenger.

Indeed, it will be really fun to g2google before every comment just so I can find out these values. Some people are still sticking with metric system, some - with Imperial. Also, there is a limited amount of "cups in a pint" variations that can be put in a CAPTCHA system (since these have to be human generated), so it will not take too long to write an automatic solver of this problem. Therefore, while the CAPTCHAS of today are vulnerable to solutions of cheap workforce, this is actually vulnerable to automatic solving, which is way worse.

cracking your CAPTCHA: have a database of pictures of famous people, and compare the given picture with the database, or have a face recognition algorithm of some sorts. computers would actually be better at solcing the CAPTCHA this than humans. Especially since there are much less pictures of famous people than permutations of how textual CAPTCHA can be generated