My Rogers email account appears to have a nasty case of rot-13 encoding in the address book. I’d include a screen capture, but now that I’ve told you the trick of decoding it, it’d expose folks’ email addresses, which would be a bit unethical of me. At first, I thought it was just a garble, but I noticed that a lot of the addresses ended in “.pbz” and “.pn” (that’d be “.com” and “.ca” rotated 13 characters).
It’s not crippling, as I can just copy and paste from existing email messages, but it is annoying.
Update, 14 April: It appears to be fixed now.
Njrfbzr!
Comment by Lickmuffin — April 13, 2011 @ 14:02
Lbh pna fnl gung ntnva, oebgure! Vg unf orra vagrerfgvat frrvat gur ebgngrq fgevatf – gurl ybbx n ovg yvxr bar bs gubfr ynathntrf gung unf nygreangr tylcuf sbe ibjry fbhaqf.
Comment by Nicholas — April 13, 2011 @ 14:09
yrg zr thrff: Gbzbeebj lbh’yy fjvgpu gb Ebg-14?
Comment by Chris Greaves — April 13, 2011 @ 19:58
Anj, gung’q or gur _boivbhf_ guvat gb qb. Ebg-26, vafunyynu!
Comment by Nicholas — April 13, 2011 @ 21:20
V guvax jr’er urnqvat sbe lbhe svefg 100-pbzzrag guernq urer. Naq shaal lbh fubhyq zragvba “vafunyynu” — ebg13-rq grkg ybbxf, gb zr, naljnl, erznexnoyl yvxr cubargvp greebevfg.
Comment by Lickmuffin — April 14, 2011 @ 09:36
V’z cebonoyl tbvat gb uryy sbe guvf, ohg gung’f nyfb n gubhtug gung bppheerq gb zr.
Comment by Nicholas — April 14, 2011 @ 10:51