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Jeff…Relf wrote:
Hi T_Wake and Platopes,

It was predictable that Platopes wrote latin letters instead of Chinese.


Whatever the characters, I simply dragged my fingertips across the
keyboard -

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Find the pattern, or got to your room and watch "The OC".

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platopes wrote:
Jeff…Relf wrote:
Hi T_Wake and Platopes,

It was predictable that Platopes wrote latin letters instead of Chinese.


Whatever the characters, I simply dragged my fingertips across the
keyboard -

vh54w05849uyyb5-6nuisrtb
a[ibopti
0[a

Ihgioeitvb9460923u231904uvn5309un9UT9BV9u45nb9un09 9u4bn

u8469b B

Find the pattern, or got to your room and watch "The OC".

P


The pattern is "drag your fingertips across the keyboard." No finite
sequence of characters can be truely random, save in the information
theory sense of how much encoding is required to reproduce it.

In article 2oteg.205614$5Z.171773@dukeread02, Lawson English writes:
platopes wrote:
Jeff…Relf wrote:
Hi T_Wake and Platopes,

It was predictable that Platopes wrote latin letters instead of Chinese.


Whatever the characters, I simply dragged my fingertips across the
keyboard -

vh54w05849uyyb5-6nuisrtb
a[ibopti
0[a

Ihgioeitvb9460923u231904uvn5309un9UT9BV9u45nb9un09 9u4bn

u8469b B

Find the pattern, or got to your room and watch "The OC".

P


The pattern is "drag your fingertips across the keyboard." No finite
sequence of characters can be truely random, save in the information
theory sense of how much encoding is required to reproduce it.

Well, for sure, but this is the sense in which the word "random" is
commonly used, regarding observed patterns (all observed patterns are
finite), even by those who never heard about information theory.

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