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    1. Faltin

      You can also use this rather nifty l33t machine, that will translate ordinary english into l33t. The nifty part is that you can actually chose the percentage of l33tness.

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    2. Jill

      Yes, I meant 1337, leet, though NN’s machine language isn’t quite leet exactly.

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