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#!/bin/bash | |
# this script complains about needing a captcha, or clicks-- JUST ONCE | |
# so run it in a while loop or something if you'd like it to continue :) | |
colah=$(xwd -root -silent | convert xwd:- -depth 8 -crop "1x1+338+259" txt:- | grep -om1 '#\w\+') | |
# take a screenshot --> | |
# crop it to one pixel that (on my screen, adjust for yours) is the blue in the captcha --> | |
# get a hex code version of the color of that pixel | |
if | |
[ $colah == "#4A90E2" ] | |
# if it's the blue in the captcha | |
then | |
espeak -v en-sc "halp halp help help hipl hippo there is a captcha" | |
# complain in a scottish accent (i just like that espeak voice) | |
exit | |
# and get the heck outta doge, nothing us robots can do here | |
fi | |
# it wasn't a captcha, so let's try clicking a pixel | |
xdotool mousemove $((( RANDOM % 400 ) + 150)) $((( RANDOM % 400 ) + 150)) | |
# go somewhere random-- adjust for where on your screen makes sense to click | |
eval $(xdotool getmouselocation --shell) | |
# put that location into $X and $Y | |
while [ $(xwd -root -silent | convert xwd:- -depth 8 -crop "1x1+$X+$Y" txt:- | grep -om1 '#\w\+') == "#E50000" ] | |
# for as long as that's the red of the red pixels | |
do | |
xdotool mousemove $((( RANDOM % 400 ) + 150)) $((( RANDOM % 400 ) + 150)) | |
# go to another random location this is the same line i know DRY DRY sorry | |
eval $(xdotool getmouselocation --shell) | |
# put that in $X and $Y to check there | |
done | |
# we kept moving as long as the pixel was red | |
# so we should be on a non-red pixel | |
xdotool click 1 | |
# click here | |
# fin | |
# victory to the united left in the great pixelwar <3 |
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