Hacker Translator will translate any text you input into 'H4X0R' text. The idea of 'H4X0R' text is to replace as many letters with numbers/symbols as possible. Therefore, Hacker Translator would be 'H4X0R ?r4||514?0r'.
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Hacker Translator will translate any text you input into 'H4X0R' text. The idea of 'H4X0R' text is to replace as many letters with numbers/symbols as possible. Therefore, Hacker Translator would be 'H4X0R ?r4||514?0r'.
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Apr 2004
Hard to review really. Does it's thing.
I too observe "l33t" far more often than "1337". However, a menu within this program uses 1337. Optional, i guess. Personally, i like "l33t".
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Apr 2004
8^(
Notes to Mr. Know-it-all below:
>>Comment by Anonymous
>> lmfao.. . Its 1337 not l33t!!!
I find the average ratio of uses of "l33t" to "1337" around the net to be something on the order of 5 to 1!
Ever been to Megatokyo? How about Think Geek? How about the 42 pages of entries you get if you google "l33t"??
Anonymous reviewed on 07 Dec 2003
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