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Subject: Re: Another secret message
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Date: 6 Jan 90 23:57:17 GMT
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From article <1990Jan5.103519.440@sssab.se>, by mathu@sssab.se (Mats Hultqvist):
> In the MS Windows program AMI you can...

All right, all right. I give up. Here's my inevitable contribution:

In the Macintosh program (and possibly other versions) of Matlab, typing
"Fuck you" at the command prompt gets you a dialog box: "Your place or mine?"
Interestingly, this was discovered by a very stodgy Math professor here
at UCSB, who obviously had to type in the magic words to discover it...
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