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I'm confused. Logging into Qantas I got the e-capture thing (whatever it's called) as part of a security test. Hilton used to have all kinds of drama with theirs and now it seems QF is similar.
Mark all the boxes with a traffic light, it commanded me. So I did. They had a massive traffic light with the lights and pole covering a number of boxes, so I diligently checked all the boxes. I was wrong. They gave me another one, so I again checked all the boxes. I was wrong. I gathered they must not require the pole, just the lights ... however the next one had cars to be checked. I did that. I was wrong!! OK so I had checked the boxes with a car or any portion of car in them, so I decided they must want only whole cars ... however next go had swapped to buses. Luckily, this time no buses had drifted outside their own box and finally I was allowed to proceed.
So what is a traffic light? I always thought that those newspaper stories of people crashing their cars into a "traffic light" actually hit the pole, rather than the light. Have I been wrong with these assumptions?
I hate e-capture.
Mark all the boxes with a traffic light, it commanded me. So I did. They had a massive traffic light with the lights and pole covering a number of boxes, so I diligently checked all the boxes. I was wrong. They gave me another one, so I again checked all the boxes. I was wrong. I gathered they must not require the pole, just the lights ... however the next one had cars to be checked. I did that. I was wrong!! OK so I had checked the boxes with a car or any portion of car in them, so I decided they must want only whole cars ... however next go had swapped to buses. Luckily, this time no buses had drifted outside their own box and finally I was allowed to proceed.
So what is a traffic light? I always thought that those newspaper stories of people crashing their cars into a "traffic light" actually hit the pole, rather than the light. Have I been wrong with these assumptions?
I hate e-capture.