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From: Randy Gardner <randyg@slip.net>
Subject: Re: Bevis and Butthead
Date: 1997/11/09
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To: Mark <mrogers@NOSPAM.deltanet.com>
Organization: The large stack method     (CEO:  Rsoft)
Reply-To: randyg@slip.net
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Mark wrote:
> To E-mail: Change all W's to R's, then substitute an E for every
> third letter except O,R,L and N's where you would substitute an
> L, D, U and P respectivley. Then shift everything to the left
> 3 spaces. Next do an XOR. :)

How do you define doing an Exclusive Or on an email address?

By definition, XOR only applies to two binary inputs, with one
binary output, so how would you apply this to an ASCII string?

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