Captcha Music

Captcha was originally designed to distinguish between humans and machines. With the development of the Internet and the prevalence of smartphones, it has gradually evolved into a new form - identity verification, which I find fascinating. The moment you receive a verification code is actually the beginning of your interaction with the server of the service provider. They receive your request and start calling the Random function to generate a pseudo-random verification code that is different from others at this exact moment. These function calls use different random seeds, which may include time, current system status, noise, or even your personal usage habits. These factors in different dimensions ensure that your result is destined to be different from others. Within these few seconds, your interaction with the computer is already complete, and it gives you feedback - a small segment of numbers that belong only to you. I collect these numbers, whether long or short, and let them make sound. I believe that these numbers not only differentiate between high and low vibration frequencies but also represent the computer's objective to "speak" for "me."