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Captain Jack wrote:
> Both "Dexter Dew" and "Fred Drew" (and variations on that theme, like "Dex
> Drew") are names that were commonly used by a salesperson I used to work
> with about twenty years ago. He'd use them when he would demonstrate
> software; he'd type the names at the keyboard when the demo called for
> entering a customer name on a sales order, for example.
>
> I asked him why he always used those names, and he pointed out that they
> could both be easily typed by one hand, since all of the characters are
> clustered together on one side of a QWERTY keyboard. How odd to see it
> again.
Random fact of the day: British Telecom telex machines have a default
password of "TX LOL". I have no idea why...
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