It's a mystery
It's a mystery
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Random codes, like did you know the safety override code for system shock is 375? The medical armory is 507, and the Medic suite is 423
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Filled with 'Weird Al' Lyrics from the '90s start 2000s.
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Still remembering those phone numbers. They're stuck in my head, even though those phone lines likely haven't existed for at least 2 decades now.
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Entering SMS OAuth codes instead
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Remembering my Grandma's phone number from 25 years ago.
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Memes, clearly.
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I still remember my own phone number growing up. I couldn't forget that if I tried. Actually, if I ever forget it that probably means I'm really getting old.
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Just straight up atrophied. Gone. Shriveled up like a raisin. Shriveled up like an old mans dusty balls.
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Funnily enough, that part of my brain never worked. Then one day when i was around ~25 i realized it did and I've been retaining and even memorizing some numbers ever since!
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You remember numbers huh? Name all of them then
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Memein’ obviously
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867-5309
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A different series of six digits.
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678-632-68**
My best friend's number 20 years ago
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Oodles and oodles of obscure Vampire: The Masquerade lore I presume
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URLs and passwors?
We use password managers now. No need for that.
I still need password to login to machine then password to unlock the password manager, then at least in my work I use random software someone made that assigned me a random password to remember, and passwords for machines that are shared for specific tasks.
Always throws me off when I get back from a few days off becaus I forget everything and it takes me a minute to let my hands just fill passwords out of muscle memory
Aincha heard? All the kewl keeds are using passkeys nowadays. Whatcha gonna do wit' that part o' yer brain now?
Passkeys sorta rub me the wrong way. No password AND it's on the same computer I'm trying to log in on anyway. It seems... Off somehow