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Re: Automated password appraisal (Re: New feature: Article rating)
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lugnet.admin.general
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Fri, 31 Mar 2000 03:04:55 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Dan Boger writes:
> hmmm... I guess I wasn't thinking when I posted... the english part of
> the herbew keyboard is exactly the same as the US one... The hebrew
> part of it, cannot really be expressed in ASCII, so I guess my offer was
> meaningless... sorry... Unless you can think of a way to make use of
> it? do you have any kind of hebrew words list? ;)
LOL... that reminds me. My sis used to use a password for this game we had,
she was just 4 and needed something she could remember, when all she knew to
write was her name. But she didn't want something SO obvious (never mind that
I helped her chose the password, and there was no one around to break into it
but me ;) so she chose the english letters that are actually (on the keyboard)
the hebrew spelling of the word... IOW, her password was a four letter
gibberish in english but if you retyped it with the language set to hebrew
you'd get her name.
So, I guess foriegners can use foreign language things... but I guess that
doesn't help Todd whatsoever :-/
-Shiri
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