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93 lines
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Simplex Crack v1.01 - 09JUN93
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__________________
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Objective: Print ALL possible combinations of a simplex lock.
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+*********************************************************************+
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|WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT|
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|IT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT W|
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+*********************************************************************+
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BEFORE you continue, you should read the article in Informatik-05 on
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Simplex locks and have a BASIC (very) understanding of how these locks
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operate and how to defeat them (if that is indeed your purpose).
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(Insert Standard Disclaimer here)
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Usage:
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simplex XXXXX
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where "XXXXX" is your combo strain.
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The combo strain is composed of position numbers (0-5) and
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question marks (?).
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Examples:
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simplex ????? Prints ALL possible simplex combinations.
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simplex 0??1? Prints possible combinations knowing that
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TUMBLER #1 is correct at position ZERO, and
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TUMBLER #4 is correct at position ONE.
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simplex 3?0?? Prints possible combinations knowing that
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TUMBLER #1 is correct at position THREE, and
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TUMBLER #3 is correct at position ZERO.
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Current Features:
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* Prints output to screen as well as file "SIMPLEX.OUT"
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* Completely Command-line driven
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* Damn. Not much eh?
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Known Problems:
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* [Sometimes on strains like "5?32?" it doesn't know what to do,
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but, if you know this much you should have it open by now.
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Still it should be fixed in the future.]
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! This is repaired in v1.01 !
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* ANY others please report to me (see below)!
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Future Enhancements:
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* More Robust coding
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* Support for Half Pushes (yikes!)
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* Support for almost-known buttons (i.e. "I think it's TWO or
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THREE, but I'm not sure.")
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* A windows version (like anyone gives a shit)
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(which will have an intuitive interface)
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How??
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1) When looking at a simplex lock, find the ZERO POSITION
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tumblers first. These are the easiest to find and will
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eliminate a bunch of combinations! Usually locks will have
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1-3 of these.
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2) Next try to find the ONE POSITIONED tumbler (there WILL be
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at least one!).
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3) If you don't have a s00per d00per notebook, go to Stop-N-Go
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and call your friend and tell him to run SIMPLEX.EXE, print
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SIMPLEX.OUT, and bring it to you, wherever you may be.
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4) Try the shit. 20 or 25 tries should take you less than 5
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minutes.
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If you have any other ideas or comments send them to me. Or just
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write me as to whether you like or dislike this program and how
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useful (or not useful) it is.
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I can be reached at: ihoe@cypher.com
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ihoe on Unphamiliar Territory
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ihoe on some [713] boardz
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ihoe on how kewl kan ya get IRC (ugh!)
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Cya!
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--hoe
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