Na-goyo ako. Kainis… galing. =D

you really got me there! ahaha! I was fooled… I was really fooled. nyaaay! That was a nice throw their… great indeed. I may be able to buy you a burger when we meet. ahahaha!

*handshake*

@your worst nightmare
I appreciate your idea on decryption and MD5 but I guess when I go check the topic, it appears that you were a bit mislead. It was talking about the decryption process for MD5. Also, I do not advice anyone to put their passwords in that site as it will only increase their database of passwords stored and will make your password breakable. Though there is another way, I prefer not to talk about it.

Getting to the point of what you are trying to put at, I do appreciate it. ^^

LOL! you obviously have no idea about what i am trying to say here.
its quite obvious you are still ignorant in programming(maybe??)

who the hell in their right mind would consider comparing strings
in a database as a decryption process?

i will consider your opinions if you’ll just say that you are not an IT guy (which you probably are).

If you just refer to the definition of the term “decrypt” in a lexicon, you would not affirm your dumbness. Whether whatever procedure is carried out in the decryption process is irrelevant. What’s important is that the decrypted text was converted into a format that can be understood by anyone. Hence the forgoing denotation above.

@irvin
hehe pangka na kay dili jud madecrypt ang md5…

@your worst nightmare

if just read the details on that link you put in you wouldn’t appear dumb..
obviously that website stores md5ED strings on db and just ran a search. It doesn’t
actually decrypt md5.