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Old 05-07-2005, 17:53   #9
Jon M
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Re: decoding a password?

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Originally Posted by The Fool
I have a password here that I have not used for a long time. I have used the site but got windows to remember it etc. I want to use it on another machine but for the life of me can't remember what it is. Used the site 'forgotten password' thing but there appears to be a problems with that. I can copy and pasted the 'asterisks' and use them but how can I know what the password is again? Is there a decoder of the stars.
So you not only forget a password, but you forget how to pick up email from the account you registered.. ironic

Troll?
Scammer?
All of the above?

It couldn't possibly be because you never knew the password nor have access to the, poor target of your affections, email account?
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Here's an even more radical idea...

Daddy is a member, he installs a NetNanny type bit of software that blocks one of your favourite pr0n sites, what is the easiest way to find out the password that unlocks it?? hmmmm?

Obviously, If I'm proven wrong I'll retract all this defamatory and nasty conjecture

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And yes, before someone asks, I am sad enough to enjoy over-analyzing things like this.
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