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Re: First posts of some famous golfers: msg#00040

Subject: Re: First posts of some famous golfers
En op 28 augustus 2002 sprak Keith Ivey:
> You don't get off that easily.  Here you are, 1997-06-24,
> in de.comp.security using Perl to solve a puzzle about
> finding someone's bankcard PINs:
>
> http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=slrn5qvq9g.ap5.sec%40matrix.42.org

Very interesting, Keith. Perhaps Stephen, who's debutante post
revealed a sound understanding of Teutonic languages, might
like to translate it into English for the golf historians. ;)

/-\



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