My similar super power is forgetting people's names but remembering their ldaps/mail IDs. But I can't rustle papers around when I meet someone and end up blurting out "Hey twb25, what's up!" :|
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I can remember people's whole life story, address, where I met them, and hold coherent conversations whilst my brain screams & takes 24 hours to remember their name. This can be a sign of dementia but I've always been this way, my Dad too.
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Same. If I've called or used a number 3 or more times, it's largely committed to memory forever. Names OTOH...

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I can still remember my parents’ credit card number from the 90s after using it a few times (with their permission!) to mail order mountain bike components. Pretty sure it’ll still be with me on my death bed.
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Ohio State DNS server from 1995 - 128.146.1.7 Where I set my coffee cup down five minutes ago - ....
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Yeah don’t worry, my son memorized the details of 3 credit cards that he then bought in-game shit for for $4000 when he was six. Unfortunately all of them were ours.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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A coworker/close friend from a previous IT job still calls me ocationally asking if I remember the IP address of some obscure system, because calling me is faster than looking it up. (And we get to chat for a while)
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Bet that's not IP6
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Same here. Once a western custom officer searched my phone and asked why I got an empty Contacts/did you bring a burner/how you want to hack our country...while he didn’t believe the answer that I can remember all those numbers
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