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Published: 2012-02-29 09:38:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 1097; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 0
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And now the main character tries to redeem himself! Is it possible? He's got his game face on now.
Good thing she used her birthday as the password... personally I use my dog's birthday on one of my electronic devices
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haha 'My dog's birthday'
I do the same actually XD
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I can't wait to see what is on the phone! 
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Just posted that page if you haven't seen it yet ;D
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Shame-shame, Yuki. Using such an obvious password. Tsk, tsk.
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Then again, when you have to come up with a four digit numeral password it can be hard to come up with things you'll remember.
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Lol, I rarely have trouble thinking up passwords, numerical or not. 
And I bet it's not her birthday. She totally used his birthday as her password!
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In the ORIGINAL rough draft Yuki's birthday was the opposite of Morita's. I think originally it was 10/04 and Morita's birthday was 04/10. So at first he puts in her birthday and it doesn't work, and then he puts in his own birthday and that ends up being the password. I decided to simplify it in the final version because it was simpler and because I thought it made Yuki seem a bit obsessed. She's always kind of borderline obsessive looking with painting portraits of her boyfriend and talking about him to her mom (she's not supposed to be creepy-looking, just doing what a typical high school girl with lovey feelings would do) so I thought the password being her boyfriend's birthday would have been strange. If it's their shared birthday it seemed like just a neat coincidence that would make those four digits a little extra special.
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She doesn't seem obsessive to me but I see where using his birthday would push her a bit closer to that realm. I know my mom uses my dad's birthday and mine as alternating passwords for her computer since she has to change the password every month but then, I also know how everyone recommends not using anyone's birthday as a password. I used to use my cat's though, because, really, who (besides me) will know my cat's birthday?
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Yeah, I use my dog's birthday and a combination of letters from his name for one password. That's the only birthday I have ever used.
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Wow, what a genius indeed
I am confused though: how did he figure out that her password was her birthday? Was it literal guessing or did I miss a part in the previous pages?
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Literal guessing. Is it not clear?
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Somewhat. 
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I have... no idea what you are saying XD He decided to try her birthday now that he knew what it was (the same as his, as her mother told him) he gave it a go since birthdays are pretty common passwords and he got lucky.
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Figures XD See, with your explanation I got it, even though I knew people would probably use the easiest thing to remember (birthdays). I just got confused by the dialogue...I seem to be the only one, so 
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Well, maybe I will re-work it a bit when I get this printed in English. For now I'm more concerned with getting the Japanese version finished.
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One of the most common passwords used by anyone is their birthday. Their birthdays, important anniversaries, pets' birthdays, etc. Everyone recommends not using those important dates as passwords because they are too easy to guess.
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Oh, as I figured -- I never use birthdays for passwords because it would be too obvious (and not recommendable, like you said), which is why partly I was confused
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Your perspective looks better in that bedroom scene
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Last panel looks really good, love his expression!
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I'll get some more pages up by tonight! Thank you so much
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This is getting better and better 
Can't wait for next page
I love his expression in last panel
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He's infiltrated the system! I bet he feels like a super hacker
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