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º ßÜ Û ÛßßßÛ Ûßßßß º º
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º ßÜ Û Û Û ÛÜÜÜÜ º Vaginal and Anal Secretions Digest º
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º ßÜ Û ÛßßßÛ Û º Issue #2 - Released Friday September 18, 1992 º
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º ßÛ Û Û ÜÜÜÜÛ º º
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ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÊÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
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º VaS: Leading You Boldly Into The Future With Innovative Ideas And Stories º
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People Who Contributed To This Issue:
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Studmuffin, Coaxial Karma, Stone Cold, Nocturnus, Probe-X, CaB2001.
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º ÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±° VaS iNTRoDuCTioN °±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: STuDMuFFiN °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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Well, we made it this far folks! Special thanks to Boo-Ya MaN and
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SToNE CoLD for coming through in a pinch to make issue #1 possible. Well we
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here at VaS would like to know how you like the new format after reading the
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first issue, and this one. I like this way better, we get them coming out on
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a schedule somewhat, and they are a bit more interesting to read as there is
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more variety.
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You also may have noticed lots more internet stuff in the "new" vAs,
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this will continue, and if you have a good knowledge of internet, and wish
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to submit a "Internet Tip Of The Week", let me know somehow and I'll be glad
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to put it in.
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Anyhow there are some things from the first issue here, and some new
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features as well, so enjoy the magazine!
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º ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±° DoRM PHuN °±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: CaB2001 °±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ º
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One of the popular pranks on my floor is called the waterfall, or the flood.
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What you do is you take your average dorm garbage can, empty it out, and fill
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it about half way with water. Then you lean it at a good angle outside your
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victims door (usually about halfway). Once you have it balanced, you pound on
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the door and run like hell. Basically what happens is, they open the door and
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get soaked. We have gotten people so good that they have had a puddle in their
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room for days. You could also do a combination prank. First penny the door
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shut. Then fill up an envelope with shaving cream. Have the bucket of water
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ready against the door. This works best when the people are asleep. Then call
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them up on the phone. Make sure you wake them up. When they get to the door
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and try to open it, they will find that they are unable to open the door.
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While they are struggling with the door, stick the open end of the envelope
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under the door. When they are right by the door, stomp on the envelope. The
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shaving cream will go all over them and the room. After this it would be a
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good idea to leave. Once they get the door open, they will be hit with niagra
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falls.
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º ÛÛÛ²±° DeSTRoYiNG BeLL oFFiCeS °±²ÛÛ ³ ÛÛ²±° auTHoR: MeaT HooK S0DoMY °±²ÛÛ º
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Ma-bell blows. Its as simple as that. These fucking criminal bastards
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rip us off Hard Core, Especially the muther fuckers at Pacific Bell. An
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example of how retarded these fools are: It costs less to call fucking TEXAS
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then it does to call another califorina Area Code, such as 619. How anybody
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could stand this type of bullshit is Beyond me. Welps, in this Issue of vAs
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I will Describe the proper method of taking down an Office, Switching Station
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or what ever.
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First off, Some things you will Need: GLOVES! THese are the
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Most IMPORTANT item in anyones Repretoire(Ooh SnazZy VocabUlaRy). Get
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a GOOD pair, Not some cheap pieces of Tiwainese filth made out
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of Wombat hide, but a Nice pair of Leathers. You Will Also Need a
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vehicle(NO, not your Valterra Skateboard, duh), Mini-Vans, or a Full
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size Van being best, but any car will do in a pinch. A Crowbar, or
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wreaking bar, Screwdirvers, Both Philips and Flat head. An Old Flannel
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Shirt, or another Rag, Needle Nose Pliers, and Wire Cutters. I also
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Suggest you take along a pair of bolt Cutters, 18' perferably, and a
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slim jim, if you have access to one, but this is by no means Nessecary.
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Next You'll need a Plan. Most bell offices in MY area Have a
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group of Three port-o Buildings, and a Switching Office. The Port-o
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Buildings usually don't have alarm systems, But I have ran into a couple
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that did so be sure and check, around windows and doors. There are Two
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ways into these cheap buildings, One being through the Door, using the
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Wrecking Bar (FORCE iT), or unless you are a Mondo-L0ckpicking stud,
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this is the best method. I've Personally tried Credit cards, but we had
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to fuck with them for too Long before they would open, providing a greater
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chance for us to be spotted. Have one Man on Look Out, While Two of You
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Force the Door, and GRAB all the Good shit, Ie. Fax Machines, Computer
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Equipment, KEYS!, and Handsets, etc. this should take less than 5 minutes.
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BE QUICK!
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The Second way is through the Window, This is a Tad quicker, but it
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makes allot more noise. Cover the End of the Bar with The Flannel, and
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Smash away! ALSO: if you have time, dig though the Desks, You'll get
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all sorts of cool info, Passwords, Loops, etc.
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Next, send the Number Three man, The GRUNT(New Dood) to get the
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vehicle You, and The Third person, should then bust Into the VANS, or Little
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Tow Vehicles, And Steal all the Shit, Or Steal the Vehicle, if you didn't
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bring one yourself. NOTE, unless you have a Slim Jim, Pass the vans
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up, cuz those WINDOWS are impossible to BREAK! steal anything of value.
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WHen your bud pulls up in the car, Stick all the shit you ripped
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off in it then, CUT the POwer to the airconditioners, so they get a Nasty
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Suprise in the morning, and Force the switching office door open.
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Run in there, if you have limited time I.e. you've been there more then
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15 minutes, Just take the wrecking bar to the equipment,
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and Take the Terminals. If you have time, Take as much
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as you can get, again, it should take only 5 minutes. (WARNING:
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The Swithcing OFFICE ALWAYS HAS ALARMS!, USE CAUTION!)
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On the Way out of the Office Area, Steal their Mail, You might get
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Lucky!
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Notes: Usually, the Front gate isn't locked, even at 2 am, but bring
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the bolt cutters just in case.
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Plan Ahead, Case the joint a week in Advance.
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Make sure the Vehicle Liscense plate is covered.
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If there is a Bell car there, IGNORE it, the vans
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have all the stuff in them.
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LOOK out for Micro terminals, these are the Best things
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they've got.
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Either Keep the shit, or sell it off Under a Fake account.
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And, once again, it's time for my disclaimer: I Claim that all the herein
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describes the illegal and immoral methods of the aforestated topic. Any
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resemblence, applied or real, to any living or dead person is purely
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coincidence, but if it occures, please leave me mail with his name, address,
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DOB, SSN, Visa and MC Numbers, and any other pertainant information. I take
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full responsibility for any illegal use found herein, but none of those found
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hereout. Please do not continue unless you are breathing and have some
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idea of what this file applies towards the herein title of the predescribed
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person. Thank you for your time.
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Nocturnus [vAs] '92 <-- loOk aT thIs CoOl thiNg i sTolE frOm nUKe, heh.
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Stuff in the works: COMPLEAT guide to auto burglary (It will be done
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soon! I SWEAR!)
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complete guide to fag bashing
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Checking scams, and keeping your system
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r0d3nt free.
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º ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±° CaRDiNG uPDaTe °±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛ²±° auTHoR: MeaT HooK S0DoMY °±²ÛÛ º
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'The Photo Card'
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Today I saw something that made me wanna puke. An ad for ShittyBank
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aka CitiBank's new Photo Card. It looks like any other card except
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it has a picture of the owner's ugly face on the back. Which Means,
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simply, that it'll be harder then ever to Use stolen Cards. Your
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probably saying "who cares?" However if you think about it this News
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means two things
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1. Unless You have a good Plastic Surgeon, Soon you
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won't be able to use cards you've snaked from peoples
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mail.
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2. First Person Carding(Where you actually have a Fake
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I.D., which is the EASiEst Method of Credit Card Fraud,
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Sience Phone Operators are begining to be assholes,
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will Be Threatened.
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What Next? Voice Print Scans? Who Knows. Hopefully we can find someway
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around this lame 'technological' breakthrough'.
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Nocturnus [VaS]
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º ÛÛÛÛ²±° CoPYWRoNG iNFoRMaTiON °±²ÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: ® PR“áˆúX ¯ °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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First off, legally, (C) is NOT copyright. C with an actual circle around it
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is. Although (C) has never been rejected by a court, don't just use (C), use
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Copyright
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Second, when you copyright an image, text, program, etc..., you cannot use a
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handle. You must use your real name. A handle is nothing and has no meaning.
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For example, on NuKE Virus Creation Lab, it is copyrighted NuKE. NuKE doesn't
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mean SHIT. It means my balls are real big haha. I can copy the code from VCL
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all I want and if nowhere man gives a shit, fuck him to hell. He didn't use his
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real name or the name of a registered business, so his copyright is
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meaningless. One message posted to Usenet misc.int-property asked if the guy
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changed (virtually rewrote the code) the code and the original code had:
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COPYRIGHT DR. X Y Z
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YOU CAN DISTRIBUTE MODIFIED VERSIONS BUT YOU MUST HAVE THIS NOTICE INTACT
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did he have to include that notice? NO, HE DOESEN'T. Dr X Y Z doesen't mean
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fucking shit. Under law, unless his real registered name was X Y Z, which is
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simply not possible, the person is not responsible to include the notice.
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Bascially, here's what you need to do...
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Copyright, <YOUR-REAL-NAME>
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or
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Copyright, <REAL-REGISTERED-BUSINESS-NAME>
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otherwise it's totally meaningless
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One note on photographs, ANY photograph you take is AUTOMATICALLY copyrighted.
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The law says that. But it is wise to include your name and a copyright notice
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on a photograph anyways, otherwise the offender could use the plea of innocent
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unknowing in court, which could seriously hurt your case against the asshole
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offender. And another thing, the maximum you can recieve for somebody else
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copying your work is $100,000. Mo Money, Mo Money, Mo Money!
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º ÛÛÛ²±° WHy iS YeR BBS So LaME? °±²ÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: ® PR“áˆúX ¯ °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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All the systems in 313 suck my dick. The lame fucking ops don't know shit about
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running a bbs. First off, they put in about 50 o/l games. Online games suck. If
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you want to play a game, get off your ugly ass and go outside and play
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basketball with those 1st graders you just met. And worse yet, the retarded ops
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put the score files in the bulletins. WHO GIVES A FUCK ABOUT THE SCORES? Why
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have 999 bulletins with scores from 1 different game? And also the ops care if
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you say "FUCK YOU STUPID DICK" in a message or something... Well, to the ops
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who care, FUCK YOU STUPID DICK. Once I called this faggot bbs in Livonia and
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when I posted a message about rape, the sysop was watching and hung it up
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right after I typed the word rape. What a fucking faggot. If you stupid
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assholes are still in 3rd grade and these words scare or repulse you, go run
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some lame PD board, don't even say the word "DUMB". And, i'm not sure if this
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is the worst, but some ops run a bbs with hours. If you can't afford to keep
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your bbs up from 0:00 to 23:59 then you shouldin't run one at all. You should
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sell your mom until you make enough money hahah. But, the worst thing you can
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do to a BBS, is attract PD users. Don't advertise your BBS on PD boards, don't
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do any of that. If you don't know of any real boards to advertise your bbs on,
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you are a lame fucker and shouldin't be reading VAS. When you get lame PD users
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who don't like people like me, the board gets real boring, and unless you let
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the PD users go somewhere else and make a real section for the real people, you
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have a shit sucker system. And almost the worst, some ops won't let you on if
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you give fake information. FUCK THEM. Their board is some lame PD board then.
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If you are so paranoid and you think the FBI or BELL will waste their time
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taking down boards carrying Phrack, you are a wasted lame asshole. And, still
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yet, some dicksucking ops set a bunch of faggot rules. They keep asking all
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this shit and telling you "if you do this, you're gone" and they have this gay
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attitiude "if I don't get 20 posts in the hacking base today, i'm taking it
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down". If you are so protective and you use all you resources for your bbs, you
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are a fucking nerd. Just get some real users, that means advertising your bbs
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outside of your area code!!! Oh mama mia! I can't call outside of my local
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dialing or else I will get a big fone bill! Hahah. It costs $.20 to call a
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board in California and post a message. If you don't have 20 cents, you are
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wasted. And, by now most people know this, d0N't MaKe YouR B0aRD a /<-RaD
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aWeS0ME b0aRD. That kind of typing is for niggers. And one more thing, if you
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are a looser (If you keep getting eaten on the war board and people keep making
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fun of your mother in school and you don't beat the hell outta them) then
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don't put up a board. People are going to crash it and you are going to put it
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back up like the fucking loozer you are. Don't get a HST DUAL just because you
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want to be so /<-RaD you are stupid. If you want a high speed for your board,
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get one. Don't make it a big deal "AutoMessage By: FAGGOT SYSOP... Hey, in 5
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years we are going high speed! CAN'T WAIT!" Well, this pretty much covers it,
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if anybody in 313 has a life, they will take down their lame asshole board and
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go outside, let the sun touch their skin, get some real clothes, learn how to
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use a hair brush, find out what a girl looks like without a GIF viewer, see how
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life is without a keyboard...
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º ÛÛ²±° FoRD SeRViCe DeSCRiPTioNS °±²Û ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: ® PR“áˆúX ¯ °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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Here's what trashing in the recycling bin at Ford get's ya...
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Note, it also gets you all their phone bills (see the places they called),
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info on their computer systems, their PBX's, VMB's with codes, and more,
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even their modems. So go trashing soon!
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Domestic Calls -- dial 9+1 calls within the North American Dialing Plan.
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Includes Intrastate (313, 517, 616, 906 area codes) and interstate non-
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Michigan Calls. The latter should be placed over Ford Net (Dial 8)
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Non-Itemized Local and Zone Calls -- dial 9 local calls within the city and
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dial 9+1 zone calls for nearby cities.
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Michigan Bell Operator Assistance -- calls placed through MBT operator
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assistance.
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International Calls -- calls from the U.S. mainland to all countries or
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areas where international communication services are avilable with
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international access code 011 or 01.
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Installation and Maintenance -- one-time labor and material charges for
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various installation and maitenance preformed by Michigan Bell and AT&T
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service personell.
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Teletalk Units -- Ford owned and operated interoffice intercom units.
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Station Assessment -- fixed monthly charges per station for dial tone,
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basic features, i.e. speed call, last number redial, call forwarding,
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etc., and unlimited 5 digit dialing usage. {Note: 5 digit dialing?
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A new phreaking oppurtunity... check this one out}
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Ford Packet Switching Within SEMI -- a per port fixed charge based on the
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speed of the circut and the number of ports on the packet assembler/
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dissambler (PAD).
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Ford Digital Transport -- digital backbone network services providing
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dedicated data circuts to specified Southeast Michigan Locations.
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{Note: a great thing to break into}
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Commercial Services -- shared digital transport service for domestic public
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access (Tymnet), and international public access (Telenet {Sprintnet}). Direct
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pass thru costs based on the invoice received from the carriers.
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Ford Net II Data Circuts -- dedicated inter and intrastate data circuts.
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{Ask your mom/dad who works at Ford about this one...}
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International Circuts -- dedicated data circuts to international locations.
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{Where did the money go for that Probe your brother just bought?}
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Billing Adjustments -- incorrect or improper charges billed to previous
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month(s).
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ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
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º ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° iNFoTRoNiX HaCKiNG °±²ÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: ® PR“áˆúX ¯ °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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"InfoTroniX: The FUTURE of Online Communications!" is what they said 2 years
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ago when Infotronix was introduced. Infotronix is a smaller VMB, PBX, and BBS
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combined. It is used by various small companies to manage 800 lines. It is few,
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far and wide, since INFOMACHINES, the places that manufactures Infotronix went
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out of business almost 1 year ago. Here's an example of Infotronix:
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1-800-999-0022 VMB
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1-800-999-0023 BBS
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1-800-999-0024 PBX
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I do not have phone numbers for any Infotronix services still operating, but at
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one time those 800 numbers were using Infotronix. Infotronix itself runs on a
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Macintosh II-series computer. It can handle up to 6 different callers per node
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(with 3 nodes, VMB, PBX, and a BBS). The Infotronix circut board fits nicely
|
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info Apple's NuBus slots. So, on the Infotronix PBX, if 3 people were calling,
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that is the limit because they are all making outgoing calls, which counts as
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two callers at once. The special thing about the Infotronix PBX is that it only
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requires 6 normal phone lines. The Infotronix circut board automatically
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handles calls going through. It uses special clarity circutry (actually in a
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seperate box which sits next to the Mac II. This box also houses other parts
|
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of the hardware required for up to 18 total phone lines and has it's own
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microprocessor to handle switching) which filters out certian types of
|
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line noise and electrical switching interference. The Infotronix BBS is
|
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somewhat like VAX, and it's hard to tell the difference. It will give you the
|
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opening message that the operator set and a Username: prompt. The difference
|
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with Infotronix BBS and Vax is that it gives you unlimited tries and If you get
|
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it wrong, it gives you a complete diagnostics as to why it didn't work (e.g. if
|
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the machine had a bad password file, it would display "User Access Verification
|
|
Error --- Machine has error in password file"). The major weakness with the
|
|
Infotronix BBS (for security reasons) is that anyone can get through by using
|
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GUEST as the username and OPERATIONS as the password. This cannot be easily
|
|
changed by the system operator, it is a "required" account and you have to use
|
|
a different accounting program then normal to change or remove it. That is one
|
|
of the worst flaws of the system. The Infotronix BBS looks somewhat like this:
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Welcome to the MAQ Marketing BBS. This system is for use by authorized
|
|
users only.
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Username: GUEST
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Password: ..........
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Welcome to InfoTroniX 2.1 (Number 314-290, MAQ Accounting, Inc)
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You are user number 3 out of 3 total online users.
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Company Newsline
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--------------------------------------------------------------------
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Warning: We are having security problems. DO NOT give your your PBX
|
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code, your BBS password, or your VMB password.
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--------------------------------------------------------------------
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MAQ Marketing BBS
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[ (D) DOWNLOAD (U) UPLOAD (S) STATUS (B) BULLETINS (T) TALK ]
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[ (E) E-MAIL (N) NETWRK (M) MESSAGES ]
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Main (H for HELP)>
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It's the basics and it seems to work fine. Not very fun though. Here is the
|
|
help for the main menu commands.
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(D) DOWNLOAD
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This is the download (InfoTroniX===>>>YOU) transfer. XModem, XModem 1K,
|
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Kermit, and YModem protocols are supported.
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(U) UPLOAD
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This is the upload (InfoTroniX<<<===YOU) transfer. XModem, XModem 1K,
|
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Kermit, and YModem protocols are supported.
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(S) STATUS
|
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Current BBS status. Who is logged in, disk space and usage, message
|
|
total.
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(B) BULLETINS
|
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These are bulletins supplied by your system operator.
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(T) TALK
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Talk with another active user.
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(E) E-MAIL
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Send "electronic mail" to another user in the network.
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(N) NETWRK
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Connect to your local network.
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(M) MESSAGES
|
|
Read and post messages about certian topics.
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|
As you can see, this may be fun to look through. Most systems DO have some type
|
|
of eithernet network set up so you can connect to other machines, the
|
|
1-800-999-0023 had an actual VAX in the network. Another advantage to the
|
|
networks are that in the Infotronix network option in the BBS requires that all
|
|
systems have a name made of numbers. All system numbers that work there also
|
|
work under the PBX as extensions. You're asking, what about the VMB? Well the
|
|
Infotronix VMB is nothing to cheer about. It's pretty basic, like all of the
|
|
other Infotronix services. It will play an opening message, the menu, and
|
|
records all failed password attempts to disk. It shuts down a certian
|
|
account for 15 minutes if there are more then 8 failed attempts at that
|
|
account. One special way to identify an Infotronix VMB or PBX is that you hear
|
|
a short tone at the beginning of the call, which is somewhat like the tone you
|
|
hear when you successfully dial a 0-700-XXX-XXXX call. When you first call the
|
|
Infotronix BBS, you have to press return twice. Also, you can reach the
|
|
Infotronix BBS via the PBX. Simply use extension 199. You will get automatic
|
|
modem tones. (ATDT18009990022,,199). Well, I hope this has helped you. I got
|
|
most of the info from the guy who managed the Infotronix system which I
|
|
mentioned earlier (the same system which does not exist anymore).
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ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
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|
º ÛÛÛÛ²±° NuKePoX ViRuS ReVieW °±²ÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: CoaXiaL KaRMa °±²ÛÛ º
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ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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|
|
Virus: NuKE PoX Version: 2.0 (Version 2.1 is to come out)
|
|
~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ( in 1 week. Being SMALLER )
|
|
Bytes: 1800 Bytes Memory: 1903 Bytes ( Encrypted, and BETTER!!! )
|
|
~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~
|
|
Notes: STEALTH EXE & COM Appending virus. Infection of COMMAND.COM
|
|
~~~~~~ is done on first executed file. Virus Goes Resident in high
|
|
memory, Hiding from Memory mappers. Doing a dos `DIR' will result
|
|
in no file increase. The virus will `DISINFECT' the executed file
|
|
so that it runs `CLEAN' in memory, avoided ANY Checksum or CRC
|
|
routines. If an EXE or COM is OPENED for any reason the file is
|
|
DISINFECTED. So any scanning with ANTI-VIRAL products will result
|
|
in no virus being found! And when files are CLOSED for any reason
|
|
they are INFECTED. So Scanning for viruses with your favourite AV
|
|
product will result in infected ALL your Files! Loading An INFECTED
|
|
program with any debbuger (like DEBUG or CV) will result in VIEWING
|
|
the `DISINFECTED' version of the File... Have Fun...
|
|
|
|
Coaxial Karma
|
|
[NuKE]'92
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ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
|
|
º ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° VaS RoCKS THe VoTe °±²ÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: STuDMuFFiN °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
|
|
ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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|
|
Well this should be a regular feature in VaS, we are going to have a
|
|
voting question on LiVE WiRE bbs each week, and results will be posted in here
|
|
at the end of each week. This months question:
|
|
|
|
"Who Would You Vote For In The Upcoming Election?"
|
|
|
|
George Bush .................. 7.7%
|
|
Bill Clinton ................ 15.4%
|
|
David Duke .................. 15.4%
|
|
Ross Perot .................. 15.4%
|
|
Donkey Kong ................. 46.2%
|
|
|
|
So the winner, if VaS readers were the only ones who showed up, would
|
|
be Donkey Kong. Looks like this country is in for a shock, because I have a
|
|
secret plan to kill everyone but VaS readers, so Donkey Kong will be president
|
|
come election time!
|
|
|
|
ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
|
|
º ÛÛ²±° iNTeRNeT TiP oF THe WeeK °±²ÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: SToNe CoLD °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
|
|
ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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|
Well guys, I know I promised an article on MUD's in this issue of
|
|
VaS Digest, but after looking over the last article I found it to
|
|
be very incomplete. I guess a fever of 104 can make a person
|
|
write some stupid shit<G>. Too much formula 44 or something.
|
|
Anyway, I've done a bit of research and found some "better" info on
|
|
the IRC. MUD's will have to wait an issue or two.
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|
INTERNET RELAY CHAT
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|
|
|
This document attempts to explain, in simple terms, what IRC is and
|
|
in general, how it is used. It is intended to supply information for
|
|
new users not familiar with IRC and to serve as a reference for
|
|
experienced users.
|
|
|
|
Since there are many different programs on several different operating
|
|
systems, client-specific information has been left out. Users should
|
|
refer to the documentation that came with their IRC program for
|
|
information specific to using that client. Users may also wish to read
|
|
the author's document "Standard IRC Commands" for information about the
|
|
commands mentioned in this document.
|
|
|
|
|
|
I. HISTORY
|
|
|
|
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) was originally written by Jarkko
|
|
Oikarinen <jto@tolsun.oulu.fi> in 1988 as a replacement for the
|
|
Unix "Talk" program. It's purpose is to allow multiple users to
|
|
converse in real-time over the collection of networks known as
|
|
Internet. It is based on the functionality of the Bitnet Relay
|
|
system but that functionality has been greatly expanded.
|
|
From it's humble beginnings in Finland, IRC grew to become
|
|
the largest international, relayed conferencing system in the
|
|
world. It is available in over 20 countries around the world and
|
|
has been host to over 800 users at one time! Countless thousands
|
|
of people, from college students to business executives have used
|
|
IRC and new users sign-on every day.
|
|
The Internet is primarily for academic use. IRC is a
|
|
communications layer of internet, and as such, it's main purpose
|
|
is academic use. IRC is NOT a toy. Many people depend on it as
|
|
a tool for exchanging information with colleagues, business
|
|
associates, and fellow researchers.
|
|
|
|
II. CHANNELS
|
|
|
|
IRC is divided up into virtual spaces called channels. A
|
|
channel is a gathering place where people with a common interest
|
|
can get together and discuss whatever that interest may be. A
|
|
channel does not exist until someone joins it and ceases to
|
|
exist when the last person leaves it.
|
|
|
|
A. Channel Names
|
|
|
|
All channels on IRC have names. A channel name can be just
|
|
about any single "word" of text preceded by a pound sign (#).
|
|
For example, #123, #My_channel, and #$$$ are all valid channel
|
|
names. Examples of popular channels on IRC include #hottub,
|
|
#initgame, and #hotsex.
|
|
|
|
B. Creating A Channel
|
|
|
|
To create a channel, simply join it either with the /join
|
|
or /channel command. For example, to create the channel #Test
|
|
you would type /join #Test.
|
|
|
|
C. Leaving A Channel
|
|
|
|
To leave a channel, issue the /part command. For example,
|
|
to leave #Test you would type /part #Test. Some clients will
|
|
automatically issue /part for you if you use the /channel
|
|
command, so check your program's documentation.
|
|
|
|
D. Multiple Channels
|
|
|
|
Most IRC client programs allow you to be on several channels
|
|
at once. Check your client's documentation for specific
|
|
information on using multiple channels. Also, look for
|
|
information on the /, /msg, and /query commands.
|
|
|
|
E. Channel Operators
|
|
|
|
The first person to join a channel is known as the Channel
|
|
Operator (ChanOp) and can determine certain aspects of the
|
|
channel, such as the number of people allowed on the channel and
|
|
whether the channel is public, private, secret, or invite-only.
|
|
A ChanOp can also delegate ChanOp privileges to other users on
|
|
the channel. Look for information on the /mode command for
|
|
specifics about channel modes and ChanOp powers.
|
|
|
|
III. NICKNAMES
|
|
|
|
All IRC users are identified by unique nicknames. Duplicate
|
|
nicknames are not allowed by the IRC servers.
|
|
|
|
A. Changing Nicknames
|
|
|
|
By default your nickname is your userid, but may be changed
|
|
with the /nick command. Many clients also allow you to specify a
|
|
default nickname that will be used whenever you sign-on to IRC.
|
|
Check your client's documentation for specifics about setting a
|
|
default nickname.
|
|
|
|
B. Nickserv
|
|
|
|
Many people register their nicknames with an on-line service
|
|
called Nickserv. If you choose a nickname that is registered to
|
|
someone else, you will get a message from Nickserv telling you
|
|
who it is registered to. If you get such a message, pick a new
|
|
nickname. It is considered very rude to use someone else's
|
|
nickname and may cause confusion when other users mistake you for
|
|
their friend.
|
|
For nickname registration information type the command
|
|
/msg nickserv@service.de help. When you register a nickname,
|
|
Nickserv will ask you for a password. DO NOT USE YOUR LOGIN
|
|
PASSWORD. IRC protocols are not completely secure and other
|
|
users may be able to get your Nickserv password. Also, REMEMBER
|
|
YOUR NICKSERV PASSWORD. You may need it if you ever want to
|
|
change your registered nickname or add a new host site to your
|
|
access list.
|
|
|
|
IV. IRC OPERATORS
|
|
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|
The IRC Operators (IRCOps) are the people who maintain IRC.
|
|
They keep the servers running and up to date, keep the links
|
|
connected and routed properly, they answer questions from the
|
|
users, and they remove offensive users by way of the /kill
|
|
command. IRCOps are indicated by an asterisk (*) next to their
|
|
nickname in /who and by the line "<nick> has a connection to the
|
|
Twilight Zone." in /whois.
|
|
The best way to get help or information from IRCOps is to
|
|
join the IRCOp channel #Twilight_zone. Once you are on the
|
|
channel, state your problem or question in a brief, specific,
|
|
polite manner and wait for a reply. Usually you'll get a
|
|
response within a few minutes, but since many of the IRCOps have
|
|
responsibilities apart from IRC, they aren't always immediately
|
|
available. If you don't get a reply in a reasonable amount of
|
|
time, try again later.
|
|
|
|
V. MESSAGES
|
|
|
|
There are generally four types of messages you will see
|
|
while using IRC. The four types are informational messages,
|
|
public messages, private messages, and notices. Some clients may
|
|
also have a fifth type that gives information about things
|
|
happening within the program, such as when you add a user to the
|
|
/ignore list, but these messages are not normally sent over IRC.
|
|
|
|
A. Informational messages.
|
|
|
|
Informational messages let you know something in the IRC
|
|
environment has changed. When someone joins or leaves your
|
|
channel, changes the channel mode or topic, changes their
|
|
nickname, or makes some other such change you will see a message
|
|
informing you of the change. The format of the message may vary
|
|
depending on what client you are running, but in general it will
|
|
look something like the following:
|
|
|
|
*** Bub joins channel #hottub
|
|
*** Mode change: Hoser sets #hottub +o Bub
|
|
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B. Public Messages.
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Public messages are seen by everyone on the channel.
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Everything you type to a channel shows up as a public message
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with your nickname and the channel name displayed in angle
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brackets before the message. A public message looks like the
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following:
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<Bub:#hottub> Hello world!
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C. Private Messages.
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Private messages are generally only seen by the person who
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they are sent to. The /msg and /query commands are used to send
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private messages. Private messages are displayed with the
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sender's nickname between asterisks. A private message would
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look like the following:
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*Bub* Thanks for Opping me, Hoser.
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D. Notices
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Any automatic response, such as server messages, CTCP
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(client to client protocol) replies, and robot replies MUST be in
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the form of a notice. Users can also send notices with the
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/notice command, but this is not generally necessary. A notice
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will generally be shown with the sender's nickname and channel
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between dashes and might look like the following:
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-Bubserv:#hottub- Bub sends a beer to Hoser.
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-Bubserv:#hottub- /msg Bubserv help for help on using Bubserv.
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VI. SERVERS
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IRC servers are programs that relay the messages and
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commands that you type to other servers and users on the network.
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When you first compile or use an IRC program, you will probably
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have to give it a server to use. You should normally use the
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closest (network-wise) server to you. However, some servers
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limit what hosts are allowed to connect to them.
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Lists of servers are frequently posted in the Usenet news
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group alt.irc. If you don't have access to that group and can't
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find a server, try one of the following servers and once you get
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on, ask an IRCOp which server in your area you should use.
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Open servers by country:
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Australia: coombs.anu.edu.au
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Canada: ug.cs.dal.ca
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Finland: nic.funet.fi
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Germany: irc.informatik.tu-muenchen.de
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Netherlands: fysak.fys.ruu.nl
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U.S.A.: csd.bu.edu
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ucsu.colorado.edu
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dood.cheme.cmu.edu 6667
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Information about a specific server can be obtained by using
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the /admin, /info, /motd, and /version commands. If you have a
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problem with a particular server the /admin command will give you
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the email address of the person(s) in charge of it. The other
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commands give you information about the server itself, such as
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the software version and the MOTD (Message of the Day).
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VII. BEHAVIOR AND ETIQUETTE
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A. Language
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English is the most widely spoken language on IRC but it is
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not the only language. Often the channel name or topic will give
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you some idea of the language spoken on that channel but this is
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not always the case. The end of a user's hostname usually gives
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an indication of where that user is from and thus, the language
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he or she is likely to speak. For example, someone whose
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user@host name ends in .jp is most likely speaks Japanese, whereas
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someone whose user@host name ends in .fi most likely speaks
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Finnish. A list of common hostname endings by country is shown
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below. The list is by no means complete, but it should give you
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an idea of what to look for.
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Country hostname ending
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Australia: .au
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Austria: .at
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Canada: .ca
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Finland: .fi
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France: .fr
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Germany: .de
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Israel: .il
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Italy: .it
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Japan: .jp
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Mexico: .mx
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Norway: .no
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Sweden: .se
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Switzerland: .ch
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Taiwan: .tw
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United Kingdom: .uk
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U.S.A.: .com (Commercial business)
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.edu (Educational institution)
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.gov (Government organization)
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.mil (Military installation)
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.org (Non-profit organization)
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It is a good idea to do a /who on a channel before you join
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so you can get an idea of what language might be spoken on that
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channel. If the channel consists mostly of people from Finland
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and you don't speak Finnish, you probably won't find the channel
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very interesting. Also, your own channel name or topic should
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indicate what language is spoken on your channel, especially if
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it is not English.
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B. Dumping
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Dumping large amounts of text or graphics to a channel or a
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user is considered rude and is not allowed. It is a waste of
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bandwidth and can cause anyone on a slow modem connection to be
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jammed for several minutes. Also, the text or graphics that you
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find amusing is likely to be quite annoying to other users who
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are trying to carry on a conversation.
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-- The actual author of this article is unknown therefore has been
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-- placed in the public domain. This File has been edited by
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-- Stone Cold of Wild Child BBS for release in VaS Digest.
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º ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±° THe aRChieS °±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: STuDMuFFiN °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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For those of you with internet access who want to find a specific
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file, or a group of files, then here is the thing for you. It is a system
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that will search all the sites (there are quite a few) and find the files
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you need, and give you the location and matching filenames.
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Some Archie sites are as follows :
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archie.rutgers.edu 128.6.18.15 (Rutgers University)
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archie.unl.edu 129.93.1.14 (University of Nebraska in Lincoln)
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archie.ans.net 147.225.1.2 (ANS archie server)
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archie.mcgill.ca 132.206.2.3 (Canada server, original archie site)
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archie.au 139.130.4.6 (Australian server)
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archie.funet.fi 128.214.6.100 (European server in Finland)
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archie.doc.ic.ac.uk 146.169.11.3 (UK/England server)
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archiecs.huji.ac.il 132.65.6.15 (Israel server)
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To access them , telnet to one of them, then for login name type in
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"archie" (without quotation marks) and you are in. Now you will be at the
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prompt, and type "prog <filespec>". For example, if you wanted to find all
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files matching the filespec "fuck*.*" you would type "prog fuck*.*" and it
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will search through them all and send you the list. Some titles you may look
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at are "digest", "text", and "issue". These will bring forth good results if
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you are looking for textfiles. After it finds 1000 matches, or gets through
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the database it will give you the list, grab a pen and paper and have fun.
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º ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±° RoD3nT iDeaZ °±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: STuDMuFFiN °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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Well im sure all of you at one point have had a vermin in yer house
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that you have managed to capture. I will now tell you how you can have fun
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with this vermin scum and make it do mach 3 into a brick wall.
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First of all, go to yer local hobby shop, get some model rocket engines
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(try either C or D, if you get E you will never see the rodent again), some
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rocket ignitors, some wire, and a 6 volt battery. You will also need duct tape
|
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and the vile vermin. Simply duct tape the rocket engine to the rodent, get
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the wire running to a battery, and b00m you are all set with monty pythons
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flying rodent. You can make ramps, obsticle courses, or just kinda give him
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some nice pavement burns as he skids across the street at mach 3 (yes we have
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broken land speed records here with this fLyinG RoD3nT).
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AnyH0w ThaTs The R0D3Nt iDea For ThIs iSSuE. Lo0K FoR MoRe ]<-0mInG
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iN FY00tCheR iSsuez oF VAS.
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º ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±° CLoSiNG NoTeS °±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ³ ÛÛÛÛÛ²±° auTHoR: STuDMuFFiN °±²ÛÛÛÛ º
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ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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Wow, this issue is quite large. Thanks to all for their participation,
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if we can keep the good work up vAs will be the best in the whole world. No,
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wait, we already are... heh... Anyhow if you want to submit an article, LiVE
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WiRE is the place to do it. We would really like to see some more varied
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authors here. Anyhow thanks for reading vAs and making it great. Leave yer
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questions to me on LiVE WiRE and they may be answered in future issues of vAs,
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you may even get your NAME printed in vAs along with all of us gods. Anyhow
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later for now... We will return... same time... same place... same vaginal
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fluids secreting into your infected sperm bath...
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Also, remember that when you want to get the VaS files, try and call
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one of the support sites local to you instead of tying up the HQ with just
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downloading the issues. All sites should carry the latest vAs files as well
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