cenotaph
Finger, a verification library to prove hommaannnnnness of a user
Finger achieves this by showing pictures of N hands holding up random fingers and asking users to verify how many fingers am I holding up, which is a task our machine friends suck at!
This is my first package for elixir, hex, some things are not quite right. Please be gentle 
This version has imagemagick dependency.
I have added a TODO to address asset loading from a package. I came across Joses post from 4 years ago on this forum so I followed that route. It is not as clean as I would like it to be though.
https://hexdocs.pm/finger/readme.html#content
If you want to see it in action you can always visit the registration page on my website.
Code and finger contributions are more than welcome 
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OvermindDL1
How do you handle different cultures counting their fingers differently? Like in the first image it could be read as 2025, or it could be read as 1001215, or a couple of other ways. Saying ‘count’ of fingers might be better, but still not helpful if english is not their native language.
EDIT: Fixed miscount, lol
cenotaph
You guys are more literal than the robots 
joking aside addressing the clear instructions issue as we speak
NobbZ
In the first picture there are 4144. Obviously.
Nothing is said about them need to be stretched or folded, so you see 4 fingers and one thumb on 3 of them, one finger and a thumb on one.
NobbZ
We are developers.
It’s our job to recognize important edge cases before they hot production. 
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