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| | Leet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Leetspeak can also be used to disguise text within the object code of a program because it looks very much like binary data when viewed in a text editor. | | | The irony is that now the major use of Leetspeak on the Internet is as an in-joke between computer geeks, as genuine usage has steadily declined. | | | This later turned into a condition where having "elite" status on a BBS allowed a user access to file areas, games, and special chat rooms, often including archives of pirated software, pornography, and text files of dubious quality documenting topics such as how to construct explosives and manufacture illegal drugs. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet
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| | What is Leetspeak? |
| | Such a description is useful in understanding the background for the hacker and cyberpunk movements and the initial values reflected in leetspeak. | | | It is helpful in understanding leetspeak as more than just a variation of English. | | | Annotation: This site contains a general overview of “leetspeak,” including basic grammatical facts and examples that can be useful in learning to understand L33T. |
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http://www.stanford.edu/~jovin6/PWR2/Bibliography.htm
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| | Blogger: Email Post to a Friend |
| | In fact, not only is it possible, it's been done. | | | Mispellings and mis-hit keys today become prescribed grammar tomorrow. | | | Being a part of the so-called "gaming" subculture, I am capable of writing in and comprehending the twisted dialect known as Leetspeak. |
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http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=5932474&postID=111189619381987054
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| | Blogger: Email Post to a Friend |
| | An alternative topic that I might consider deals with the effects of the digital information age on the quality and quantity of information that we have access to. | | | Remember Me Saves your name and e-mail address on this computer | | | Leetspeak is often associated with the gaming and hacking community and has had an interesting and varied history, which includes many issues that may be discussed in a research project. |
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http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=8577349&postID=109687207592809787
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| | OMG u r0x0rz \/y f4c3!1!1! |
| | Many times on the internet, you'll encounter rambling idiots who, unable to form coherent sentences using any actual language, have created a language of their own. | | | You may see some phrases online that are not on this list, but most of them are just English words with spelling errors. | | | This is due to the mind numbing over use of the word "leet" in its various forms when speaking this retarded language. |
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http://www.insomaniac.net/ht3.htm
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| | 134rn 13375p34k!! N0w! |
| | The alphabets are more complex as the use of numbers and symbols increases. | | | Here are some examples of beginner words: (Words listed here may be universal) | | | Leetspeak can actually be adapted to different languages, and if needed new symbols or numbers can be adapted if the particular language has special letters. |
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http://daga.dyndns.org/mirror/mac.com/leet.html
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| | nub - definition of nub in Encyclopedia |
| | The informal term newbie (n00b or noob in leetspeak is not the same) means a newcomer to a particular corner of cyberspace, such as a game, newsgroup, or the World Wide Web itself or to an operating system. | | | It can be both a disparaging and friendly term, always referring to a neophyte. | | | Embed a dictionary search in your own web page |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/nub
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| | manyhighways.com: Early Leetspeak? |
| | He noticed that one of the evil robots in the first issue (February, 1963) is named "H8" which is leetspeak (or at least IMspeak) for "hate" and could, for all I know, be one of the first appearances of a such a word. | | | No word yet on whether there's more leetspeak in later issues. | | | In case any of the kids back in 1963 reading the comic didn't get it, the robot actually explains the meaning of the letter and number printed on his chest in the frame pictured here. |
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http://www.manyhighways.com/books/early_leetspeak.php
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| | LeetSpeak, MiddleEarthNameGenerator and GoogleWashing have been vandalised; Google's cache only has the vandalised versions. | | | Fixed, but those who know please add more. | | | -- WJR 1842GMT 11/2/2004 This is the pink limit for LeetSpeak. |
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http://urchin.earth.li/~twic/wiki/BloodyHooligans.twici
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| | GameBanshee Forums - More on Spelling and Grammar |
| | Additionally, why is it apparently acceptable to use internet acronyms ("LOL", "OMG", "IMHO", et cetera), which could conceivably be viewed as grammatically incorrect, but leetspeak and language errors in general are apparently frowned upon? | | | Leetspeak is fairly predominant on the internet, so shouldn't that be expected here? | | | I personally don't like leetspeak (I don't understand it very well- maybe we should have a definition thread??). |
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http://www.gamebanshee.com/forums/printthread.php?t=59960&pp=40
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| | I enjoy how micro$oft is now teaching 'leetspeak'. |
| | A Parent's Primer to Computer Slang: Or, the Homosexuality Test | | | View Full Version : I enjoy how micro$oft is now teaching 'leetspeak'. | | | I enjoy how micro$oft is now teaching 'leetspeak'. |
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http://forums.livingwithstyle.com/archive/index.php/t-127240-i-enjoy-how-micro-oft-is-now-teaching--leetspeak---p-1.html
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| | Encyclopedia: History of South Africa |
| | Elite may refer to Elitism - the concept of social stratification by innate or social qualities Elite - computer software game Elite - a skilled hacker Leet - an online culture or attitude sometimes identified by frequent use of leetspeak Elite Systems, a UK video game developer. | | | A race is a population of humans distinguished from other populations. | | | Outside Cape Town and the immediate hinterland, isolated black and white pastoralists populated the country. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/History-of-South-Africa
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| | greg hughes - dot - net - Leetspeak: "A parent's primer to computer slang" |
| | greg hughes - dot - net - Leetspeak: "A parent's primer to computer slang" | | | The contents of this site represent my own thoughts and opinions, not those of anyone else - like my employer - or even my dog for that matter. | | | He's one of the smartest guys I know, and arguably the best technical presenter around. |
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http://www.greghughes.net/rant/PermaLink,guid,f2f7f288-a9cd-44ae-b9ba-d9ef39a90ef7.aspx
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| | input text |
| | Worthy of note: this program only converts leetspeak generated by this program. | | | There are many different dialects of leetspeak and this will not translate them. |
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http://www.sonic.net/cgi/eehlers/leetspeak.cgi
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| | FictionPress.Com Story : The Principles of Newbspeak |
| | 4.3 - The use of the word 'the' (teh) in Leetspeak. | | | Leetspeak sometimes tends to be more alphanumeric, while AOL-speak seems in large part just to be mis-spellings with randomly capitolized letters and abbreviated phrases. | | | There are two different branches of the internet 'languages.' Newbspeak, which is sometimes called AOL-speak, and Leetspeak, which is supposedly the more 'elite' of the two (from which the name springs, if you couldn't figure it out..). |
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http://www.fictionpress.com/read.php?storyid=1858283
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| | Dogpile - Web Search: leetspeak translator |
| | leetspeak is a type of communications where a user... | | | All Search Engines 1 - 20 of 71 (About Results) | | | Leetspeak - Everything you ever wanted to know about leetspeak, but didn't want people to think that you were a newbie. |
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http://www.dogpile.com/info.dogpl.toolbar/search/web/leetspeak+translator
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| | Chasing the Dragon's Tale: Leetspeak sk1llz0rz - a culture seeking its own language |
| | Acronyms abound in the world of 'geek speak'and Instant Messaging, but creativity rules when it comes to new generations of keyboard fanatics: A parent's primer to computer slang. | | | (Leetspeak sk1llz0rz = elite speak skills) Acronyms abound in the world of 'geek speak'and Instant Messaging, but creativity rules when it comes to new generations of keyboard fanatics: A parent's primer to computer slang. | | | Leetspeak sk1llz0rz - a culture seeking its own language |
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http://forum.belmont.edu/dragonstale/archives/2005/03/cmc_language.html
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| | Defcon Forums - View Single Post - 1337 speak |
| | Wouldn't you say that leetspeak is more of a method to hide information from other? | | | The forums are international, and non-english language translation dictionaries don't have so much leetspeak these days. | | | It is sometimes argued that leetspeak exists to shorten text and use fewer keystrokes. |
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http://forum.defcon.org/showpost.php?p=62577&postcount=7
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| | What is Leetspeak? |
| | The origins of leetspeak, and its initial role in the hacker subculture | | | L33T is leet or leetspeak, an Internet variant of English that arose way back in the days of old school hackers and BBSes ("Leet Speak"). | | | The spread of leetspeak to a wider audience through online gaming and warez sites |
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http://www.stanford.edu/~jovin6/PWR2/Abstract.htm
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| | Webcaster's Almanac |
| | An example of this is the word “you” becomes “u” and the word “are” becomes “r,” such as in “u r 133t 1it3rat3.” Or, misspellings are effective leetspeak as well, - like dude becomes d00d and cool is k3wl. | | | In its simplest form, leetspeak is the efficient reduction of certain words to a single letter. | | | LeetSpeak creates a group identity and makes communication unintelligible to those on the outside or “newbies” (n00bs). |
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http://www.webcastersalmanac.com/culture.htm
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| | VN Boards - Leetspeak: What You Should Know |
| | Do all the leetspeak you want, just give me a leetspeak chat filter so I don't have to listen to this garbage in game. | | | I learn all my leet speek directly from microsoft. | | | Now I see a lot of people playing GW have never played an MMO before, CS type games, etc. |
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http://vnboards.ign.com/message.asp?topic=83921665
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| | leet speak - a Whatis.com definition - see also: leet, hakspeak, leetspeak, leetspeek |
| | Leet speak, also known as leet, leetspeak, leetspeek, or hakspeak, is a way of writing words by substituting numerals or special characters for some of the English letters. | | | The term "leet" derives from "elite," which refers to hackers who were among the first to use it, and who elevated it to a sort of cult language. | | | leet speak - a Whatis.com definition - see also: leet, hakspeak, leetspeak, leetspeek |
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http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci1106042,00.html
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| | LearnLeetspeak.com - Leetspeak to English Translator |
| | Learn Leetspeak - Everything you ever wanted to know about leetspeak, but didn't want people to think that you were a newbie. | | | This leetspeak translator will help you translate from everyday English to leetspeak and vise versa. | | | Pressing the "convert to leetspeak" multiple times will give you dirrerent variations of leetspeak. |
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http://www.learnleetspeak.com
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| | Microsoft Explains 'leetspeak' - New Zealand Boards |
| | NZ Election '05 - Who do YOU think should win? | | | Common typing misspellings (typos) such as "teh" instead of the are left uncorrected and may be adopted to replace the correct spelling altogether. | | | Discuss Microsoft Explains 'leetspeak', on New Zealand Boards, the best Forum in the world. |
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http://nzboards.com/forums/the-lounge/2535-microsoft-explains-leetspeak.html
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| | TheTechLounge - Microsoft gives parents the low-down on 'leetspeak' |
| | While it's important to respect your children's privacy, understanding what your teenager's online slang means and how to decipher it is important as you help guide their online experience. | | | TheTechLounge - Microsoft gives parents the low-down on 'leetspeak' |
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http://www.thetechlounge.com/forum/showthread.php?p=13309&mode=threaded
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| | secret comics: Leetspeak Exposed! |
| | Leetspeak: it's ubiquitous, initally confusing, and, as it turns out, totally retro. | | | I was browsing through some of my compact discs (I think the kids call them "CDs" these days) the other day, and I stumbled across the Stiff Little Fingers' Nobody's Heroes -- and it was all there! |
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http://secretcomics.typepad.com/secret_comics/2005/04/leetspeak_expos.html
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| | the leetspeak translator! - Ambrosia Software, Inc. web board |
| | The translator is probably very incomplete, since I'm my leet-skills are pretty crap, so if I've missed out something mention it and I'll fix it. | | | posted 08-24-2003 11:34 AM Since the topic of the moment is all about leetspeak, I've written a special translator designed to make you sound like a complete git! |
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http://www.ambrosiasw.com/webboard/Forum10/HTML/009849.html
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| | FlyBoilermaker - "Leetspeak" is for Cockbags |
| | You must be a member of Open Diary to leave notes on this entry. | | | i don't know much leetspeak but i was able to figure it out on my own anyhow haha funny :P |
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http://www.opendiary.com/entryview.asp?authorcode=D109976&entry=20068
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| | Tech-Unity Forums - Kim Komodo on Leetspeak! |
| | Have you ever wonder what some of leetspeak means? | | | Well, Check out on Kim Komodo's article on leetspeak, find out what: | | | I invite you to read our Global Site Policies and Forum Rules. |
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http://www.tech-unity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5034
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| | Kim Komando: Kids online use leetspeak - Apr. 7, 2005 |
| | Messages composed of numbers, symbols and misspellings are written in what's called "leetspeek." | | | Kim Komando: Kids online use leetspeak - Apr. 7, 2005 |
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http://money.cnn.com/2005/04/07/technology/komando/leet_speak
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| | In4mador! : A collection of interesting and fun links |
| | A handy guide for overprotective parents afraid of the "cyberbullies" that may be speaking in hieroglyphics (or "leetspeak") to their precious offspring. |
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http://www.in4mador.com/categories/reference
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