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What do you mean by "integer sum of the digits on either side of each digit in the Italian number"? Your italian number is a word, not a sequence of digits. It
by eridius 10y ago
What do you mean by "integer sum of the digits on either side of each digit in the Italian number"? Your italian number is a word, not a sequence of digits. It looks to me like that number is really just the number of letters in the domain multiplied by 2. And the rest of that password scheme is actually rather trivial to deduce (assuming you can recognize italian numbers).
- ythn 10y agoIt's a word that represents a series of digits. "Otto" represents 8, tredici represents 13, etc
- eridius 10y agoYes, I know that Otto is Italian for 8. But even if I convert the italian word to the number, it doesn't make sense, because "8" doesn't have digits on either side of the digit so there's nothing to sum up.
- ythn 10y ago7 and 9 are on either side of 8, and the sum is 16.
- fiddlerwoaroof 10y agoOf course (x-1)+(x+1) = 2x