This would get a discount from me too tbh
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This is why you always exclude vowels from randomly generated strings you hand out to users. You never know when your infinite typing monkeys will write something much worse than some Shakespeare.
Congratulations, your offer code is: L1CKG4YC0CK
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OK you made me go back and check. I do avoid 1 and 0 because they’re too much like I and O. If a key still manages to look dirty to someone with such an amputated alphabet, then their mind is as naughty as can be and there’s nothing I can do for them but share memes.
Fuck we weren't prepared for leetspeak
BJ1G4Y
Y should be excluded as a vowel
But only sometimes
The problem is, you can't easily define "sometimes" - is
YinM1RY4Ma vowel? It's WAY easier to write a program that uses the23456789BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZalphabet to generate base-28 codes than one that excludes all possibilities where an English-speaking human could possibly interpret theYas a vowel.Yes that's true but this was a joke about how linguistically Y is only sometimes a vowel. The idea of having a program randomly decide when to include and exclude it is funny to me.
"Not randomly," the company's underutilized AI expert rises from his chair, "that's a job for me!"
$30,000 later, the system that rejects would-be vowels with "99.5% accuracy" is unveiled. Two weeks after that, a customer is given the code
69BJ4KKK88and shares it on social media.