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From: BARBANIS@CS-UMASS.arpa (George Barbanis, Heldenprogrammer)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Re: foo and fubar
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Date: Wed, 21-Oct-87 03:17:05 EST
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Posted: Wed Oct 21 03:17:05 1987
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My favorite is "psyrglz".  It has obscure origins (from an American
Radio Relay League booklet) but it has the following features:
o  Hard to type
o  Hard to pronounce
o  Has never been used as an acronym
These are highly desirable features, for you can't tell whether the
author of the program you're currently hacking has made use of
catchalls such as "foo","foobar", "qwerty", etc.  (Oh well... one
could use grep I suppose but for a quick and dirty hack...)
George Barbanis
Computer Science
UMass -- Amherst