User Registration

[Kyle Gagner]

Please post here to register yourself. Every user must provide their real name for registration. Every registered user is assigned a unique 8 digit hexadecimal identifier. Users may request an ID, if they do not, one will be assigned randomly.

Hexadecimal IDs use the familiar decimal digits 0-9 as well as the letters A-F. An example of an ID is:
1A 73 AF 6E
The spaces are not necessary, only convenient.

I will personally handle your requests when I have the time. Once you are registered your ID and name will be added to the User Registry.

[Sean Yelell]

Sean Yeoell

Dont care what my hexidecimal identifier is

[Kyle Gagner]

Sean Yeoell: DA F9 E6 A3

[Kieran KimMurphy]

Kieran Kim-Murphy: V4N6U4RD

[Kyle Gagner]

Hexadecimal IDs use the familiar decimal digits 0-9 as well as the letters A-F. An example of an ID is:
1A 73 AF 6E

The characters V, N, U, R and D may not be used.

You may use ASCII encoding to turn a four letter word into a hexadecimal user ID if you wish. An example of how to do this in Python would be:

text = input('Enter a four character string (4 letter word): ')
if len(text) != 4:
    raise RuntimeError('The string entered was not four characters')
ID = ''
for char in text:
    ID += hex(ord(char))[2:].upper()+' '
print(ID[:11])
input('Press ENTER to quit... ')

If you don't already have Python you can download Python 3.1.4 from www.python.org
Just save the code above in a file and give it a .py extension. When you double click the file it should automatically run.

[Kieran KimMurphy]

I don't really care what it is. I just wanted someone to use a 1337 word. lol ;D

[Kyle Gagner]

Kieran KimMurphy: 31 33 33 37