Okay, so I was bored; I used the following command to generate 8 (or less) hex character strings (to use as the first part of a UUID).
cat /usr/share/dict/american-english | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z' | cut -c1-8 | grep -E "^[A-FGILOSTYZ]+$" | tr 'GILOSTYZ' '61105712' | sort | uniq | less
Some of my favorites:
DA7ABA5E
D1ABE71C
ACCE55ED
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The full list:
0FF1C1A1
0FF1C1A7
0FF51DE5
0FFBEA75
10DECADE
1CADFAE1
1ED1F1ED
260DDE55
270AD1E5
2B00B1E5
2B16F007
2DEC1DED
3B166E57
3DA151E5
57EE11E5
600D1E51
60FF1CE9
670FFEE9
6AB1DED9
6ACAC1A9
6C0FFEE9
6D05A6E9
6DAF1DD9
70BACC0D
A55157ED
AC1D1F1D
ACC01ADE
ACCE55ED
B100D1ED
BABBA6E5
BEEF0B0E
C0111DED
C011E6ED
C011EC7D
C0A57EDD
C0D1F1ED
CA5CADED
CAB00D1E
CABBA6E5
CAD111AC
D15EA5ED
D1A1EC7D
D1AB011C
D1ABE71C
D1ABE7E5
D1C7A7ED
DA7ABA5E
DE11CA7E
DE501A7E
DE7E57ED
DE7EC7ED
DEADBEA7
DEADFACE
DECADE10
DECAFFED
DECEA5ED
DEF1ED79
DEFEA7ED
DEFECA7E
DICEACE2
EC01061D
ED1B1E69
ED1F1CED
F00751E5
F100DEDD
F1EECEDD
F1F71E5D
FACADE13
FACE11F7
FACE1E55
FADEDDDD
FAECE542
FE11A7IO
FEA51B11
FEA51B1E
FEA57EDD
FEEDBA65
My favorite is "DECEA5ED". Hm. Wonder if this game as psychological implications...
Hey stud. I see all the world's a bloggin' =)
who do ya gotta be to be invited to your other blog? ;)
Hey K, hey B :)
K - Yeah, I try to pick out words that are appropriate for what I'm doing (we use UUIDs to track changes in our dev environment). b100d13d and de5s01a7e made it into the mix today :)
B - The other one is equivalent to a diary. I'm trying it out in place of a paper journal.
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