A man wanted to work, but he could not log in to his computer terminal successfully... ...He tried twice, but his password did not work. He suddenly remembered that the passwords are reset every month

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A man wanted to work, but he could not log in to his computer terminal successfully...

...He tried twice, but his password did not work. He suddenly remembered that the passwords are reset every month for security purposes. So, he called his boss and said, “Hey boss, my password is out of date.” His boss replied, “Yes, that’s right. The password is different now. I have encrypted the new password in a way so that you could remember it easily. I had to use thirteen characters consisting of letters and numbers only (no symbols like + - * & ! or <). In order to remember it, I wrote down ‘GOOGLE you force heaven to be empty’ on a piece of paper and put it in the drawer of your desk. By the way, don’t forget to use your calculator to break part of the code”. I am sure you can now figure out the new password”.

“Thanks, boss.”

With that, the man could correctly log into his station.

What’s the password?

2017년 11월 18일 오후 10:55

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"YY UR, YY UB, ICUR YY 4 me!"

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vvvvvvvvvvvvvv

U472BMT

which, when read aloud, sounds almost exactly like "You force heaven to be empty." Performing the Google search isn't really necessary, except to tell me something I hadn't known: the expressing is Internet slang for "a person who breaks your heart."

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to here.

There are many jokes, riddles, and puns on this same principle--not of them very good. There is, however, a good children's book by William Steig, CDB! (See the bee!) that collects a lot of them, with droll illustrations.

A pioneering science-fiction author, Hugo Gernsback, wrote a series of futuristic stories about a protagonist named "Ralph 124C41+" (One to foresee for one).

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