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> Geiasas !!!! ti site einai fovero , kapgmrtiaa m'aresei pl, kai me avtous tous diagwnizmous mas dinete pradmatika avto p theloume emeis h neolaia, Evxome to site na ginete olo kai kalytero opws ginete ws twra Sxetika me to Athens Tuning Show, den exw ksana paei alla tha hthela para polh na paw na dw, ekei tha einai kai oi filoi m, alal dystixos den eixa exw thn dunatothta na parw ta eisitiria gi'avto kai elpizw na kerdisw, kai evxome eilikrina na kerdisoume oloi mas...

jrg

Google claims its Lithuanian.

Jason Salaz

9:46 PM

I was just going to suggest using Google Translate to find out.

daviesgeek

@jrg I know, but I can't translate it.

jrg

But it can't translate it.

daviesgeek

@JasonSalaz Waaaay ahead of you. Already did that.

@jrg LOL

Jason Salaz

I remind you daviesgeek, to ask the question you want to ask.

If you ask what language it is when you already have an answer, you're not asking the question you want to ask.

You meant to ask, what it's talking about.

jrg

Not, "what language is it?"

daviesgeek

9:47 PM

@JasonSalaz I suppose.

Jason Salaz

Although if it can't translate it, it's likely not Lithuanian.

daviesgeek

I have a feeling that Google Translate has it wrong. It isn't Lithuanian, otherwise it would have translated it.

Wait.

waits patiently

No, it isn't rot13.

9:52 PM

hahaha

I thought that too, but cast it aside when I saw "site"

it's a foreign language using some english borrowed words.

daviesgeek

@jrg I don't even know what that is.

Jason Salaz

you can always brute force it by selecting every source language in google translate, seeing if it works.

daviesgeek

goes to the Google

jrg

I tried that. (brute forcing it)

ROT13

ROT13 ("rotate by 13 places", sometimes hyphenated ROT-13) is a simple substitution cipher used in online forums as a means of hiding spoilers, punchlines, puzzle solutions, and offensive materials from the casual glance. ROT13 has been described as the "Usenet equivalent of a magazine printing the answer to a quiz upside down". ROT13 is an example of the Caesar cipher, developed in ancient Rome. In the basic Latin alphabet, ROT13 is its own inverse; that is, to undo ROT13, the same algorithm is applied, so the same action can be used for encoding and decoding. The algorithm provides no...

daviesgeek

@jrg I see.

@JasonSalaz Do you listen to 5by5?

jrg

9:55 PM

Now for the real question. WHERE THE HECK DID YOU FIND THIS?!

;)

daviesgeek

@jrg It was a comment on my company's blog

jrg

Weird.

spam.

Derp.

daviesgeek

Well the link in the person's profile was to a FB page. Just a sec...

> Profile Unavailable
> Sorry, this profile is not available at the moment. Please try again shortly.

Darn.

Daniel L

10:16 PM

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