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Severe Whiplash
A.K.A Ywoski Khan
Join date: 3 Oct 2004
Posts: 381
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02-01-2005 03:33
I post on behalf of Ywoski Khan who currently cannot access the frium at all thanks to a prank someone has played on him and its not the first time /120/e3/14032/1.htmlthat thread link above Ywoski did not write that at all none of the posts in that thread were posted by him and we have a good idea who it is nothing will ever be posted by Ywoski Khan again i believe someone from a past job has got access to his account on the website and is using this to post stupid topic just like that one. I'm sorry to any of those that may have got offended during that, but it just wasn't Ywoski saying those, and btw he does have a car not a moped, the pranker didn't know that did they, lol
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Willow Zander
Having Blahgasms
Join date: 22 May 2004
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02-01-2005 03:38
I know Ywos well, and that other thread isn't his style at all, the writing, the phrases, nothing. Severe, see me in world later 
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Severe Whiplash
A.K.A Ywoski Khan
Join date: 3 Oct 2004
Posts: 381
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02-01-2005 07:07
thank you Willow, Ywoski is kinda offended by some of the responces but understands they didn't knwo it wasn't him, he's more offended that people do this use someone elses account so post complete shit like this, i know its been quite a few months but me and Ywoski have only just been told about this when a friend saw it, its quite embarassing that its been out there. only good thing to know is Ywoski has been banned form forums so at least the offender cant do any more damage yea i'll cya later Willow hun 
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Severe Whiplash
A.K.A Ywoski Khan
Join date: 3 Oct 2004
Posts: 381
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02-01-2005 07:08
oh and he aint gay he's got a Girlfriend, thanks
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Paolo Portocarrero
Puritanical Hedonist
Join date: 28 Apr 2004
Posts: 2,393
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02-01-2005 07:58
From: Severe Whiplash oh and he aint gay he's got a Girlfriend, thanks And even if he were gay, so what?
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Burke Prefect
Cafe Owner, Superhero
Join date: 29 Oct 2004
Posts: 2,785
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02-01-2005 08:04
/me clicks link, chuckles.
Hmmm. This is why we need to enforce strong passwords.
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Ace Cassidy
Resident Bohemian
Join date: 5 Apr 2004
Posts: 1,228
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02-01-2005 08:04
From: Paolo Portocarrero And even if he were gay, so what? I'm with you on that Paolo... Using "gay" as some sort of putdown is getting a bit old. - Ace
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Willow Zander
Having Blahgasms
Join date: 22 May 2004
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02-01-2005 08:06
I think he was just clarifying that Ywo isn't gay, I just think he worded it wrong, nothing wrong wif being gay  or bi 
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Talen Morgan
Amused
Join date: 2 Apr 2004
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02-01-2005 08:07
Since when has anyones sexual preferance been a indicator of their stupidity
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Ace Cassidy
Resident Bohemian
Join date: 5 Apr 2004
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02-01-2005 08:08
From: Talen Morgan Since when has anyones sexual preferance been a indicator of their stupidity hehe... if that were the case, I'd be the most ignorant person on the planet. - Ace
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FlipperPA Peregrine
Magically Delicious!
Join date: 14 Nov 2003
Posts: 3,703
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02-01-2005 08:23
While it does suck that happened, keep these two important truths in mind:
(1) Share your password with NO ONE. Its a ToS violation, I believe. (2) Be sure to use a secure password. For example, my password is NOT FlipperPA. Its not Peregrine. Its not Password.
Using different passwords for different sites may be difficult, but its easy enough to come up with a formula, for example:
Choose a bizarre root phrase for all your passwords. For this example, I'll use booya42.
Second Life starts with 's' and ends with 'e'. Choose the two keys on the keyboard above these two keys.
Your Second Life password, using this formula, would be wbooya423.
For Yahoo, your password would be 6booya429.
And so on. Its a good general practice.
Regards,
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Aimee Weber
The one on the right
Join date: 30 Jan 2004
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02-01-2005 09:10
From: FlipperPA Peregrine While it does suck that happened, keep these two important truths in mind:
(1) Share your password with NO ONE. Its a ToS violation, I believe. (2) Be sure to use a secure password. For example, my password is NOT FlipperPA. Its not Peregrine. Its not Password.
Using different passwords for different sites may be difficult, but its easy enough to come up with a formula, for example:
Choose a bizarre root phrase for all your passwords. For this example, I'll use booya42.
Second Life starts with 's' and ends with 'e'. Choose the two keys on the keyboard above these two keys.
Your Second Life password, using this formula, would be wbooya423.
For Yahoo, your password would be 6booya429.
And so on. Its a good general practice.
Regards,
-Flip Flipper, you posted this password technique in another thread a while back, and I have used it ever since  It's cool because to ME the password is OBVIOUS...but if anybody were to see it, it would look like a string of random letters and numbers. Great advice.
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Madame Maracas
Not who you think I am...
Join date: 7 Jun 2004
Posts: 1,953
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wooooo fun cyphers!
02-01-2005 09:24
that's a fun way Flipper, this is one I like, and mind you, I'm outta my mind!
Find some random object in your house,
get the usb # on the back, write it down with a gap everyother position, 8 digits long, so that 89472569 becomes 8 4 2 5 9 and then pick a random word from some other object in the room, say breezes and then either interpolate the letters in the complimentary manner, such as 8b4e2z5s9 or if you wanna be extra sneaky, pick a random number 1 - 10, say 5 and then shift your alphabet over that many to create the cyphered transposition letters a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q u r s t u v w x y z v w x y z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v such that breezes becomes gvjjejw and you then get 8g4j2e5w9 or then swap the "cyphered" letters back into numbers to further confound matters a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q u r s t u v w x y z v w x y z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 breezes becomes 622994923 so when you put that together you have 8649295239 which is a satisfyingly weird and random number don't you think? oh, having a hard time remembering or too many characters? Lop off the offending #'s/characters to a good length and break it up like a phone number, such as this 864 9295 not too hard to remember now, is it?
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Severe Whiplash
A.K.A Ywoski Khan
Join date: 3 Oct 2004
Posts: 381
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02-01-2005 12:30
From: Willow Zander I think he was just clarifying that Ywo isn't gay, I just think he worded it wrong, nothing wrong wif being gay  or bi  i never said there was anything wrong with being gay, in fact one of my Real Life friends is gay, and it didn't make us fall out when he decided to tell me, yes i worded it wrong, was just claryfing that Ywoski is not gay, he has had these "put downs" thrown at him too
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Nexus Nash
Undercover Linden
Join date: 18 Dec 2002
Posts: 1,084
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02-01-2005 12:32
back to topic... how did someone get his account pass?
and don't tell me l33t haXX0OOO0rs!
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Bruno Buckenburger
Registered User
Join date: 30 Dec 2004
Posts: 464
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02-01-2005 12:42
From: Severe Whiplash ...i believe someone from a past job has got access to his account on the website and is using this to post stupid topic just like that one. So someone from a past job got his password to the entire universe or his SL password? If it is his password to the ENTIRE UNIVERSE then shame on him for using the same password everywhere. If someone at his 'past job" got his password (and user name) from the job then shame on him for playing at work. And ALSO shame on him for not changing his password after knowing someone at his past job had it -- if that is the story he is sticking to. Either way, no sympathy here. While I rarely believe these stories about people getting banned blaming it on someone else when in reality it's usually the same person but drunk (or high), he is ultimately at fault for not managing his account properly (TOS violation).
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Severe Whiplash
A.K.A Ywoski Khan
Join date: 3 Oct 2004
Posts: 381
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06-10-2005 00:47
1. I dont use the Password everywhere 2. I did not play at work 3. Sometimes by logging on even once into the website it has caused you to just click log-on on the next visit and it does not ask you for password this is how i believed he did it no fault of mine, all i did was check Forums at that work place
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Olympia Rebus
Muse of Chaos
Join date: 22 Feb 2004
Posts: 1,831
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06-10-2005 08:16
You're a genius, Flip.  I'm waiting for some know-it-all to skim your post, overlook the part about the unique root phrase, and sarcastically thanks you for "revealing" your password codes to all. Or maybe someone will skim the above paragraph and inform me that the unique root phrase, in fact, is a secret(!) and, by gosh, you didn't reveal any passwords after all From: FlipperPA Peregrine Using different passwords for different sites may be difficult, but its easy enough to come up with a formula, for example:
Choose a bizarre root phrase for all your passwords. For this example, I'll use booya42.
Second Life starts with 's' and ends with 'e'. Choose the two keys on the keyboard above these two keys.
Your Second Life password, using this formula, would be wbooya423.
For Yahoo, your password would be 6booya429.
And so on. Its a good general practice.
Regards,
-Flip
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Kanker Greenacre
Registered User
Join date: 17 May 2003
Posts: 178
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06-10-2005 08:48
Whenever I need a new password, I will get in my car and start driving around the neighborhood. The first dog I see, I will ask its owner what its name is, then I will write down the second and last letters. The second dog I see, I skip -- merely for security's sake, in case someone is following me. The third dog I see, I found out what its breed is, then I write down the last letter of that breed and the last letter of the dog breed that comes after it alphabetically. My last stop is the grocery store, where I will buy something with my discount card. I write down the amount of money I saved with my discount card on that purchase, down to the penny, and append it to the four letters I already have. The final step is to burn my grocery receipt and the piece of paper I was recording the dog information on. Hope this helps.
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Zuzu Fassbinder
Little Miss No Tomorrow
Join date: 17 Sep 2004
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06-10-2005 09:06
From: Nexus Nash back to topic... how did someone get his account pass?
and don't tell me l33t haXX0OOO0rs! I would bet it was by choosing "save my password and automatically log me in each time I visit" on a machine at work.
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Kate Hanks
AFK Queen
Join date: 17 Oct 2003
Posts: 337
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06-10-2005 09:14
From: Kanker Greenacre Whenever I need a new password, I will get in my car and start driving around the neighborhood. The first dog I see, I will ask its owner what its name is, then I will write down the second and last letters. The second dog I see, I skip -- merely for security's sake, in case someone is following me. The third dog I see, I found out what its breed is, then I write down the last letter of that breed and the last letter of the dog breed that comes after it alphabetically. My last stop is the grocery store, where I will buy something with my discount card. I write down the amount of money I saved with my discount card on that purchase, down to the penny, and append it to the four letters I already have. The final step is to burn my grocery receipt and the piece of paper I was recording the dog information on. Hope this helps. Haha! Thanks for making me laugh this morning!! 
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Trinity Serpentine
Schwan's Avitar Reject
Join date: 1 Oct 2003
Posts: 2,972
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06-10-2005 09:14
From: Kanker Greenacre Whenever I need a new password, I will get in my car and start driving around the neighborhood. The first dog I see, I will ask its owner what its name is, then I will write down the second and last letters. The second dog I see, I skip -- merely for security's sake, in case someone is following me. The third dog I see, I found out what its breed is, then I write down the last letter of that breed and the last letter of the dog breed that comes after it alphabetically. My last stop is the grocery store, where I will buy something with my discount card. I write down the amount of money I saved with my discount card on that purchase, down to the penny, and append it to the four letters I already have. The final step is to burn my grocery receipt and the piece of paper I was recording the dog information on. Hope this helps. Hahahahahaha!!!! Ok, now THAT was funny!
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Dakota Callahan
Feisty Irish Lass
Join date: 21 Jul 2004
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06-10-2005 09:42
From: Kanker Greenacre Whenever I need a new password, I will get in my car and start driving around the neighborhood. The first dog I see, I will ask its owner what its name is, then I will write down the second and last letters. The second dog I see, I skip -- merely for security's sake, in case someone is following me. The third dog I see, I found out what its breed is, then I write down the last letter of that breed and the last letter of the dog breed that comes after it alphabetically. My last stop is the grocery store, where I will buy something with my discount card. I write down the amount of money I saved with my discount card on that purchase, down to the penny, and append it to the four letters I already have. The final step is to burn my grocery receipt and the piece of paper I was recording the dog information on. Hope this helps. You forgot the final step, and that's to eat the ashes after burning the papers... 
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Colette Meiji
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Join date: 25 Mar 2005
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06-10-2005 09:49
From: Kanker Greenacre Whenever I need a new password, I will get in my car and start driving around the neighborhood. The first dog I see, I will ask its owner what its name is, then I will write down the second and last letters. The second dog I see, I skip -- merely for security's sake, in case someone is following me. The third dog I see, I found out what its breed is, then I write down the last letter of that breed and the last letter of the dog breed that comes after it alphabetically. My last stop is the grocery store, where I will buy something with my discount card. I write down the amount of money I saved with my discount card on that purchase, down to the penny, and append it to the four letters I already have. The final step is to burn my grocery receipt and the piece of paper I was recording the dog information on. Hope this helps. hehe this method leads to one of those passwords so secure , even you cant remember it?
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Buster Peel
Spat the dummy.
Join date: 7 Feb 2005
Posts: 1,242
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06-10-2005 10:17
From: Kanker Greenacre Whenever I need a new password, I will get in my car and start driving around the neighborhood. The first dog I see, I will ask its owner what its name is, then I will write down the second and last letters. The second dog I see, I skip -- merely for security's sake, in case someone is following me. The third dog I see, I found out what its breed is, then I write down the last letter of that breed and the last letter of the dog breed that comes after it alphabetically. My last stop is the grocery store, where I will buy something with my discount card. I write down the amount of money I saved with my discount card on that purchase, down to the penny, and append it to the four letters I already have. The final step is to burn my grocery receipt and the piece of paper I was recording the dog information on. Hope this helps. Dang. I'll never be able guess your password without knowing where you live. I would get completely different guesses if I did that in my own neighborhood.
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