It reveals how he thought about his code, and he didn't have the presence to "compute" what it would be in digits.

Thankfully iOS added an "emergency" screen you can set up to show your relatives and their phone numbers without unlocking the phone.

Just to be clear, I'm not ragging on you or your comment at all, because I see this all over the place and it's not something specific to you.

But it's interesting that a lot of people might credit iOS for adding this feature, when my (Android 2.2/2.3) MyTouch 4g had this functionality almost 10 years ago.

What a strange comment. GP wasn't claiming that iOS was the first to add this feature, and besides, does it really matter who added it first? They were just helpfully pointing out its existence for anyone who may not be aware.

(Android user btw)

The only reason I brought it up is because they called out iOS as "just adding it" when Android has had it for years, even though the original post said nothing about iphones.

FWIW, I didn't find it strange, just interesting.

Yeah, he was basically laying on the ground and barely got the phrase out.

Reminds me of The Riddler...

This is totally something that Monday and Frankly would've encountered on Mathnet.

If I'm ever a math teacher, this story will be an exam question ending in 'what was the man's pin?'

Haha, This was the closest I've ever felt to being Batman

Well he had a concussion..