Won-saiya!
I've been using "asjo" since the BOFH at the university said: "I said it had to be at least FOUR letters" to me, when I handed in the sheet of paper that asked for the account "asj" to be assigned to me. Since 'ø' weren't allowed in logins, I couldn't come up with anything but "asjo" in those embarrasing seconds (not being able to count to four instills a stupid feeling in one...)
I'm not the only one who uses that four-letter word: As-jo engineering, Asjo's Consultancy.
asjo.com is registered and for sale while asjo.net and asjo.org seem to be unregistered... Should I get a second domain? Decisions, oh, the decisions! ;-)
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