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Welcome to UnAuThOrIsEd AcCeSs [Private]
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You smash it, and I`ll build around it - John Lennon
Today's date is: Mon Aug 09 05:05:15 1993
Last caller was: Hi.T.Moonweed
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Area: General Mail
Number: [85] of [100]
Title: videos
From: Cypher [110]
Time: Sat Aug 07 00:17:30 1993
Why not try a little gadget called THE VIDEO ENHANCER its a legal device
available in the UK which strips off the protection which is one
line{above the TV but is not usually copied when doing tape to tape but
neeeded for that tape film sync. It replaces it with a copied blue line
sync. Note you never actually see this blue line, Iam told its present
though. I think they retail for under a ton, I can get you all the info
you want on them if you like. what you got thats new, I got ROBO 3,
JURRASIC PARK, DRAGON, CITY HUNTER, what about you ???
*<YPH#R*
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Number: [86] of [100]
Title: CRACKING
From: Elfyn [22]
Time: Sat Aug 07 03:05:07 1993
Copy Protection product called 'CopyControl'. Any one heard of it?
Any one manageed to crack it?
How?
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Number: [87] of [100]
Title: Cryptography
From: Elfyn [22]
Time: Sat Aug 07 03:07:52 1993
I've got a slack handful of crypto routines. Some sophisticated (such as
PGP) and some not. Anty one interested? If so I'll upload.
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Title: Stuff
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sat Aug 07 22:13:38 1993
You guys missed a really good laugh at the conference...
As for copy protection on videos, I think if you take the signal from VHS
out to Betamax in and Betamax out to VHS in and play the tape on VHS 1 and
the recording tape on VHS 2 it gets rid of the shit (something to do with
screen compression apparently...)
Can anyone set me up withg some good pirate videos, the ones you were
mentioning Cypher sounded cool, how can I get hold of them?
nb. Details on the video enhancer would be good :-)
I have never seen so many geeks in one place at that conference although
there were some cool people there loike Emmanuelle Goldstein, Ropp, The
Key, The Dude, live chat with Phiber Optic, Billsf (Weird Al :-) and other
assorted from CCC, 2600, Hacktic etc.
BTW...go to Amsterdam, it is the best place I have ever been in my life
and I intend to move there one day, fuck england...
Eric Bloodaxe was there (I think it was him) and he was such a geek
(confirmation from Paradigm, Phantasm, Boot plz...)
It was really cool...
tGr
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Title: Jolly rogers
From: Archaos [104]
Time: Sat Aug 07 22:59:51 1993
You're just not wrong! :-) Took me years to d/load the cookbook from Spider
Lair. Some interesting stuff in it though - I was going to upload it here
but 300K is massive at 2400.
Archaos.
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Title: Stuff
From: Phantasm [1]
Time: Sun Aug 08 01:17:35 1993
The Grim Reaper, glad to hear you enjoyed the conference. I also found it
to be a most excellent trip. It was nice to talk with Emmanuel Goldstein
(26oo's editor) and Billsf (or Weird Al Yankovich).
Believe it or not, BOOT's parents didn't bother to pick him up after we
returned to Newark and he had to stay at the UABBS HQ.
Phantasm (SysOp)
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Number: [91] of [100]
Title: Wake Up
From: Phantasm [1]
Time: Sun Aug 08 01:23:55 1993
Maelstom and The Dark Knight,
Did you guy's get our 'early morning wake up call' as we left the campsite
in Lelystad? What did you think about the conference? What the f*ck
happened to Mark Bennet's VR workshop? Did this occur while we were
touring the various 'legal' cafe's in Amsterdam?
Phantasm (SysOp)
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Number: [92] of [100]
Title: Alex Coe
From: Phantasm [1]
Time: Sun Aug 08 01:41:09 1993
re: Alex Coe (ex-SysOp of PBDN)
Did anyone see the raid on Alex's flat on a recent episode of 'The Cook
Report'? Lets hope this piece of shit get's locked away for many years to
come. Anyone who deals in child porn GIF's is a worthless piece of shit.
Anyone got any comments?
Phantasm (SysOp)
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Number: [93] of [100]
Title: fucking bids
From: Boot [121]
Time: Sun Aug 08 08:14:39 1993
yes as you have proberly heard my parents dident bother to pick me up
!!! any one got any good wayz to piss of them good!
scribed by boot!
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Number: [94] of [100]
Title: Cryptography
From: Rich [58]
Time: Sun Aug 08 22:19:19 1993
Yes please!
Do you have the UNIX password encrypt code? Or even better a cracking
routine for this?
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Number: [95] of [100]
Title: Vodafone GSM
From: Rich [58]
Time: Sun Aug 08 22:25:54 1993
I've seen one of the phones in Germany. It has a function to list networks
and both Vodaphone and Cellnet show up on the Uk. Its owner recconed it as
clear as a wired phone -- but being digital it either works or not.
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Number: [96] of [100]
Title: PC code
From: Rich [58]
Time: Sun Aug 08 22:36:02 1993
Anyone got any code for PC virus building. I.e. to attach to .EXE files,
the boot sector etc. Stealthy code would be even better.
I want to attach a network sniffer as the 'payload' of the virus and thus
collect passwords etc.
One day I plan to have something that moves from UNIX to DOS systems and
back!
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Number: [97] of [100]
Title: Stuff
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sun Aug 08 23:33:43 1993
By UABBS HQ, I take it you mean your house :-)
the conf was cool, shame that more UK h/p`ers didn`t make it as opposed to
the warez dudez who were out in force...
It certainly was a trip for you mate :-) (cake and mars bars!)
tGr
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Title: PC code
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sun Aug 08 23:39:18 1993
I think you want either :- The Mutation Engine
Trident Polymorphic Engine
Visible Mutation Engine
any decent coder can handle a virus to pick up passwords and stuff liek
that which I think is a far better use of programming expertise than
writing some piece of childish shit to wipe the FAT or print a message or
summat...
The Virus Construction Set may be a starting point (though I`ve never seen
it) and there is another similar program, the name of which escapes at the
moment...
tGr
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1>Any body wanna help me get The Virus Construction set? I severely need
2>some viruses to destroy various PCs.
3>SeeYa...
4>BW
5>
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Area: General Mail
Number: [98] of [100]
Title: Alex Coe
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sun Aug 08 23:41:28 1993
I have an additional comment; FUCK OFF
for ever...child pornography is bad at the best of times but using it to
make money, you sick fuck.
tGr
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Number: [99] of [100]
Title: Virii
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sun Aug 08 23:52:29 1993
Rich, I have the details of a company called American Eagle Publishing who
publish a variety of virus related stuff, including the book "The Little
Black Book of Computer Viruses", technical notes on viruses, reports etc.
and a quarterly journal called Computer Virus Developments Quarterly, with
loadsa details and disks containing virii, source code, discussion, hints
etc.
For example Vol 1, Iss 3 contains a disk with all three of those mutation
programs I mentioned, and how they work etc.
If you want this companies address, or you want a photocopy of their
catalogue or anything leave me some mail...
tGr
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1>Hi there Grim!
2> Enjoy the conf then? I woulda luved to have gone but money
3>is well tight just know ;( D'yer fancy giving me hte address of that plzce
4>that you can get virii from? Tar very much.
5>SeeYa...
6>BW
7>
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Title: PC code
From: Black Widow [133]
Time: Mon Aug 09 05:13:46 1993
Any body wanna help me get The Virus Construction set? I severely need
some viruses to destroy various PCs.
SeeYa...
BW
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Number: [80] of [100]
Title: No. for Spiders Lair
From: Archaos [104]
Time: Wed Aug 04 22:16:50 1993
Oops...Sorry Black Widow!
Archaos.
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Area: Computer Hacking
Number: [98] of [100]
Title: HEALTH SYSTEMS
From: Marty [52]
Time: Wed Aug 04 23:08:50 1993
I seek info on access to any health related systems -public or private
Any information kost gratefully received
Regards
Marty
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Number: [99] of [100]
Title: HEALTH SYSTEMS
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sat Aug 07 22:14:59 1993
Why?
What?
Where?
tGr
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Number: [100] of [100]
Title: Trap Zer0
From: Phantasm [1]
Time: Sun Aug 08 01:31:05 1993
TRaP ZeR0, It was cool to actually meet you at the conference in Holland.
I got a note on the Hacktic notice board saying that 'The Raven' from New
York, USA was trying to find me. I also hear that Phrack's editor and Eric
Bloodaxe/Legion of Doom were at the conference along with the Wau Holland
from Chaos Computer Club. Did you meet any of these people? Would you
believe that we actually got through customs without any hassle?
Phantasm (SysOp)
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Area: Phone Phreaking
Number: [95] of [100]
Title: cell-phones
From: Bigboy [35]
Time: Wed Aug 04 23:44:32 1993
Hi.
Can anyone help me get hold of some ESN programming software for a NEC
P3 cellphone any other info on cellular comms would be appreciated.
Bigboy.
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Number: [96] of [100]
Title: cell-phones
From: Hi.T.Moonweed [45]
Time: Thu Aug 05 04:07:49 1993
Re:p3
For the P3 probably the eaiest way is just to blow the a new eprom which
encorpoarets the ESN entry into the normal functions of the phone.. if you
need the image file i have a couple of versions. 1) the nglish version or
2) the itialian version.. the itialian version is slightly more recernt
though and has more functions..
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Number: [97] of [100]
Title: Urine Box
From: Pyro Man [23]
Time: Fri Aug 06 02:09:50 1993
Hi all,
Ive been doing some research on the Urine box and Ive found what it
basically does is create tones the fone can't handle thus doin the victim
in..what I want to know is does anybody know what the freqs fer these
tones are??
Any help grateful..
<PyRo>
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Number: [98] of [100]
Title: boxing?risky?
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sat Aug 07 22:16:18 1993
Fuck it, you only like once...
tGr
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Number: [99] of [100]
Title: Mercury Cellphones
From: Archaos [104]
Time: Sat Aug 07 23:06:01 1993
Does anyone know much about the new Digital cellular phone service that
Mercury are going to launch this month? Apparently it is impossible to
eavesdrop etc. which is what Mercury are promoting it as - more reliable
aswell.
Archaos.
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Number: [100] of [100]
Title: cell progs
From: Boot [121]
Time: Sun Aug 08 08:19:38 1993
for any one wanting reprog software-hardware get in contact with the dark
night on this system..
scribed by boot!
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Area: Technology Abuse
Number: [99] of [100]
Title: Scams hehehe
From: Boot [121]
Time: Sun Aug 08 08:24:09 1993
ok at hacktic there was a nice workshop on lockpicking ,, one of the
tools used was a tubelar pick - this pick opens all of them tubelar locks
lick the ones vending machines and arcade games!!
very quick and very very useful.
scribed by boot!
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Title: Scams hehehe
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sun Aug 08 23:45:02 1993
Since lots of people at the conference asked me where they could obtain
locktools in the Uk, here is the promised address;
M. P. Supplies
1 Old Mill Parade
Romford
Essex
RM1 2HU
They do lockpick sets, the lockaid gun, car entering equipment, tubular
lockpicks, schlage wafer sets, pretty much everything you might need...
tGr
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Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [10] of [13]
Title: HELP
From: Grave Robber [51]
Time: Thu Aug 05 03:59:27 1993
someone help me withpbx's.. i cannot get a connect from a us pbx to a uk #
the modem will not connect, and just time's out!! the start of the modem
id tone is inaudiable.. btw my call from the uk is boxed to the US pbx,
and then dialled back the a uk bbs..
any thoughts.. anyone?
Cheers...
Grave Robber
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Number: [11] of [13]
Title: HELP
From: Pyro Man [23]
Time: Fri Aug 06 02:03:29 1993
If ya got the problem I think ya have,that ya modems hanging up too
soon..try typing this to configure it:
AT&C1
ATX3
ATB1
AT&D2
AT&G2
AT&W
This works fer me..BTW dont spose ya could tell us some US PBX #'s and how
to use 'em?Ive never used a PBX b4 so I dont have a clue..
Thanx,
<PyRo>
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Title: HELP
From: Cypher [110]
Time: Sat Aug 07 00:19:56 1993
Well if you have a 14.4k modem why not type in before you call
AT&N6 this should temporary lock your modem in at 9600 and this is much
better for connects.
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Title: HELP
From: Cypher [110]
Time: Sat Aug 07 00:23:50 1993
Private Branch Exchanges are usually used by Compaines who wish for all
their employees calls to be logged, and thus finacial cost control on
expenditures can be more easily aduited. But thats there problem, a PBX
will allow you to call anywhere in the world for free and allow you to
start alliance teleconfs for free as well. When you call usually you
would have to insert a pin digit pass code. To be allowed to dial out.
This can range from 4-6 digits although I did come across one that was a
10 digit one and that was the phone number of the business but that was a
total one off.
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Area: Cyber Technology
Number: [68] of [69]
Title: sorry!
From: Boot [121]
Time: Sun Aug 08 08:37:20 1993
sorry lads , all me cash went on u no what! so im gonna tell ya were to
get them t-shirts!!!
ok contact hack-tic and say you went to da conf and they will send ya
t-shirt for about 25 gilders or about 8 squid! they will only send one to
ya if you say you were there! ... 2600 t-shirts can be got from obviosly
2600 hQ but if ya mail me am gonna send of a fax order at the end of ad
week.. ok any more info..post me!
scribed by boot!
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1>Ok! Give me some info on Ts! Spose you could always buy em for 8 and sell
2>em for 15! Buying a few dozen then?
3>SeeYa...
4>BW
5>
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Number: [69] of [70]
Title: sorry!
From: The Grim Reaper [6]
Time: Sun Aug 08 23:46:53 1993
Hmm I think only the people who went should have the T-Shirts...
You don`t flush the toilet if you haven`t had a piss...
tGr
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1>tGr: Give us a brake (?!?!) man! I am Tshirt crazy and I want some decent
2>hacking ones like 2600 etc. I probably wont get round to getting them but
3>at least give us a chance :)
4>SeeYa...
5>BW
6>
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Title: No. for Spiders Lair
From: Archaos [104]
Time: Wed Aug 04 22:16:50 1993
Oops...Sorry Black Widow!
Archaos.
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[ 1] Turing Registry/Ph.B Bliss Tue Jun 30 22:54:10 1992
[ 2] The Warriors Gate cabal Tue Jul 21 12:38:44 1992
[ 3] LandFill Garbageheap Mon Jul 27 00:48:03 1992
[ 4] The Metal Den The Phreak Fri Jul 31 22:43:15 1992
[ 5] Nuclear Wastelandz Night Ranger Mon Aug 03 15:03:33 1992
[ 6] Call Scott Simpson Tue Sep 15 02:26:33 1992
[ 7] Information is power The Spirit Mon Nov 02 01:15:12 1992
[ 8] TrF BBS Lister Tue Dec 22 01:28:08 1992
[ 9] P/-//\TE Coaxial Wed Jan 13 20:42:42 1993
[10] THE NEW YORK HACK EX The Raven Fri Apr 16 06:57:14 1993
[11] TrF BBS Lister Mon Apr 19 03:01:57 1993
[12] Luna Labs The Grim Reaper Sun May 02 01:43:17 1993
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[14] UK h/p/a boards Phantasm Fri May 21 22:33:26 1993
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[17] UK h/p/a boards Black Widow Fri May 28 23:02:26 1993
[18] New BBS... The Grim Reaper Sun May 30 01:39:20 1993
[19] UnAuThOrIsEd AcCeSs Phantasm Sun May 30 09:12:21 1993
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[21] Q.E.D PaRaDiSe Black Widow Tue Jun 01 05:48:40 1993
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Sent mail to: [57] lurkey
# & subject is: [8] free numbers
Logged off: PROPERLY (good user).
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Valid user logon: [58] Rich REAL:
Phone Number: Baud rate: 2400
Current Time: Sun Aug 08 22:14:59 1993
Posted message: "Cryptography" in "General Mail" area.
Posted message: "Vodafone GSM" in "General Mail" area.
Posted message: "PC code" in "General Mail" area.
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Current Time: Sun Aug 08 22:53:04 1993
Downloaded: "sys:bbs/file1/PC_bbox.zip" using Zmodem protocol.
Subtracted 23 credits for it.
MULTI Downloaded: "sys:bbs/file1/Radio" using Zmodem protocol.
Subtracted 7 credits for it.
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Sent mail to: [1] Phantasm
# & subject is: [29] Hey
Posted message: "Stuff" in "General Mail" area.
Posted message: "Alex Coe" in "General Mail" area.
Posted message: "PC code" in "General Mail" area.
Posted message: "Alex Coe" in "General Mail" area.
Posted message: "Scams hehehe" in "Technology Abuse" area.
Posted message: "sorry!" in "Cyber Technology" area.
Posted message: "Virii" in "General Mail" area.
One Liner: You smash it, and I`ll build around it - John Lennon
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+ 1 : Script0
+ 2 : Other BBS Numbers
+ 3 : TAP Info
+ 4 : 2600 Info
+ 5 : Hack-Tic Info
+ 6 : Cybertek Info
+ 7 : Real Hackers
+ 8 : Real Phreakers
+ 9 : Real Cyberpunks
+ 10 : Phreakers Acronyms
+ 11 : TAP Commandments
+ 12 : Elite Commandments
+ 13 : Mercury 2300 Info
+ 14 : Hacker Morality
+ 15 : Modem Life
+ 16 : Hackers Anthem
+ 17 : Hackers Manifesto
+ 18 : WarGames Overview
+ 19 : Death Of The BBS
+ 20 : SysOps Guide
+ 21 : UNIX Oneliners
+ 22 : Hackers Genesis
+ 23 : Hacking Into Hell
+ 24 : Phreak Primer
+ 25 : Phreak Rights
+ 26 : Hacker Menace
+ 27 : Harsh Reality
+ 28 : Phreak Profile
+ 29 : Phreaking History
+ 30 : Alias Guide
+ 31 : DTMF Songs
+ 32 : Real BBS
+ 33 : Real BBS Users
+ 34 : Excuse File
+ 35 : K-k00l Doods
+ 36 : Modem Geek Test
+ 37 : Phone Geek Test
+ 38 : Ode To The Phone
+ 39 : The Elite BBS
+ 40 : Fact Sheet Five
+ 41 : Loser Guide
+ 42 : Leech History
+ 43 : SysOp Life
+ 44 : C64 Uses File
+ 45 : Modem Looser
+ 46 : BBS Users
+ 47 : Smile Dictionary
+ 48 : Ethics Of Hacking
+ 49 : LOD T-Shirt
+ 50 : Neidorf Fund
+ 51 : BBS Ethics
+ 52 : BBS Etiquette
+ 53 : Hacker Syndrome
+ 54 : Digital Underground
+ 55 : Why Text
+ 56 : Network Song
+ 57 : Uzi vs Computer
+ 58 : Zen Of Computing
+ 59 : 2084 Odyssey
+ 60 : Real Pirates 1
+ 61 : Real Pirates 2
+ 62 : Real Pirates 3
+ 63 : Real Pirates 4
+ 64 : Real Programmers
+ 65 : Real G-Philes
+ 66 : Modem Twits
+ 67 : Pirate Anatomy
+ 68 : Art Of Text
+ 69 : Why Apple
+ 70 : BBS War Guide
+ 71 : Eye Am A Modemer
+ 72 : AE Studs
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Date: Thu 9-05-91, 11:18 pm
From: KNIGHT LIGHTNING Read: 34 times
Subject: Legion of Doom T-shirts
"LEGION OF DOOM--INTERNET WORLD TOUR" T-SHIRTS!
Now you too can own an official Legion of Doom T-shirt. This
is the same shirt that sold-out rapidly at the "Cyberview
hackers conference in St. Louis. Join the other proud owners
such as Lotus founder Mitch Kapor and award-winning author Bruce
Sterling by adding this collector's item to your wardrobe. This
professionally made, 100 percent cotton shirt is printed on both
front and back. The front displays "Legion of Doom Internet World
Tour" as well as a sword and telephone intersecting the planet
earth, skull-and-crossbones style. The back displays the
words "Hacking for Jesus" as well as a substantial list of "tour-stops"
(internet sites) and a quote from Aleister Crowley. This T-shirt is sold
only as a novelty item, and is in no way attempting to glorify computer
crime.
Shirts are only $15.00, postage included! Overseas add an
additional $5.00. Send check or money-order (No CODs, cash or
credit cards--even if it's really your card) made payable to
Chris Goggans to:
Chris Goggans
5300 N. Braeswood #4
Suite 181
Houston, TX 77096
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+ 2 : Other BBS Numbers
+ 3 : TAP Info
+ 4 : 2600 Info
+ 5 : Hack-Tic Info
+ 6 : Cybertek Info
+ 7 : Real Hackers
+ 8 : Real Phreakers
+ 9 : Real Cyberpunks
+ 10 : Phreakers Acronyms
+ 11 : TAP Commandments
+ 12 : Elite Commandments
+ 13 : Mercury 2300 Info
+ 14 : Hacker Morality
+ 15 : Modem Life
+ 16 : Hackers Anthem
+ 17 : Hackers Manifesto
+ 18 : WarGames Overview
+ 19 : Death Of The BBS
+ 20 : SysOps Guide
+ 21 : UNIX Oneliners
+ 22 : Hackers Genesis
+ 23 : Hacking Into Hell
+ 24 : Phreak Primer
+ 25 : Phreak Rights
+ 26 : Hacker Menace
+ 27 : Harsh Reality
+ 28 : Phreak Profile
+ 29 : Phreaking History
+ 30 : Alias Guide
+ 31 : DTMF Songs
+ 32 : Real BBS
+ 33 : Real BBS Users
+ 34 : Excuse File
+ 35 : K-k00l Doods
+ 36 : Modem Geek Test
+ 37 : Phone Geek Test
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The following bulletin board systems are recommended by the SysOp.
Name Number Info
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UnAuThOrIsEd AcCeSs +44-636-708063
Britains longest running hack/phreak board. Online since October 1990.
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The Works +1-617-861-8976
Large hack/phreak and cDc board. Online since 1985.
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PHUN Line +1-916-481-2306
Excellent Phalcon/Skism hack/phreak/warez board.
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P-80 Systems +1-304-744-2253
Worlds longest running hack/phreak board. Online since Halloween 1980.
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The Empire +1-301-384-2482 NUP: Empire is power
Excellent hack/phreak board operated by Albatross.
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RipCo II +1-312-528-5020
Classic hack/phreak board raided during Operation Sun Devil.
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Lunatic Laboratories +1-213-655-0691
Excellent hack/phreak board. Online since 1987.
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Hollows Alliance +1-510-849-2688
Shawn-Da-Lay HQ.
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Solsbury Hill +1-301-428-3268 NUP: Legalize freedom
Excellent hack/phreak and cDc board.
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Screaming Electron +1-510-935-5845
Jeff Hunter's hack/phreak and NIRVANAnet(tm) board.
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The Cathedral +1-416-875-2656
United Phreakers Inc. world HQ.
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Demon Roach Underground +1-806-794-4362 PW: Pigfuck NUP: Fear
Large hack/phreak and cDc board. Online since 1985.
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Underworld 1993 +1-514-683-1894 NUP: Dune
Large hack/phreak and cDc board.
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Unphamiliar Territory +1-602-244-1857
Excellent hack/phreak board. Online since 1989.
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The Phrozen Realm +1-514-738-2105
Excellent hack/phreak board.
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Hell's Appocolypse +1-310-471-6437
Large hack/phreak board located in Los Angeles.
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New York Hack Exchange +1-718-379-4702
Excellent hack/phreak board operated by The Raven.
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International Info
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Hack-Tic is a hacker and phone-phreak magazine. It appears
irregularly, though at least a few times a year, and is written
in Dutch. Issues are 24 pages (A5 format), double issues are 48
pages. It is only available on paper, and a 10 issue subscription
costs 30 US$ (DM 60) outside Holland or Belgium, or 40 US$, (DM
80) for an airmail-subscription. If you just want one issue send
4 US$ to us. Never forget to enclose your name and full address.
Airmail cash or countersigned American Express Traveller Cheques
(NO bank-cheques, NO money-orders, NO postal cheques) to our P.O.
Box.
Want to ask more ?
Hack-Tic
P.O. Box 22953
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THE NETHERLANDS
Tel : +31 20 6001480
Fax : +31 20 6900968
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CYBERTEK: The Cyberpunk Technical Journal
P.O. Box 64, Brewster, NY 10509
PRESS RELEASE
We wish to thank those of you who helped get CYBERTEK of the ground for
your support. Without your help, the amount of progress we made so far would
have been far less.
In the printing of the past two issues, we have been getting various
questions about our magazine. This press release will attempt to answer
those questions.
What is CYBERTEK?
CYBERTEK is The Cyberpunk Technical Journal. Our first issue was printed
in April, 1990. We publish an issue once every two months. CYBERTEK is an
informational and discussion forum for technological enthusiasts, and
activists. The primary objective of CYBERTEK is the exchange of technological
survival information. This is also better known in Cyberpunk literature as
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+ 3 : TAP Info
+ 4 : 2600 Info
+ 5 : Hack-Tic Info
+ 6 : Cybertek Info
+ 7 : Real Hackers
+ 8 : Real Phreakers
+ 9 : Real Cyberpunks
+ 10 : Phreakers Acronyms
+ 11 : TAP Commandments
+ 12 : Elite Commandments
+ 13 : Mercury 2300 Info
+ 14 : Hacker Morality
+ 15 : Modem Life
+ 16 : Hackers Anthem
+ 17 : Hackers Manifesto
+ 18 : WarGames Overview
+ 19 : Death Of The BBS
+ 20 : SysOps Guide
+ 21 : UNIX Oneliners
+ 22 : Hackers Genesis
+ 23 : Hacking Into Hell
+ 24 : Phreak Primer
+ 25 : Phreak Rights
+ 26 : Hacker Menace
+ 27 : Harsh Reality
+ 28 : Phreak Profile
+ 29 : Phreaking History
+ 30 : Alias Guide
+ 31 : DTMF Songs
+ 32 : Real BBS
+ 33 : Real BBS Users
+ 34 : Excuse File
+ 35 : K-k00l Doods
+ 36 : Modem Geek Test
+ 37 : Phone Geek Test
+ 38 : Ode To The Phone
+ 39 : The Elite BBS
+ 40 : Fact Sheet Five
+ 41 : Loser Guide
+ 42 : Leech History
+ 43 : SysOp Life
+ 44 : C64 Uses File
+ 45 : Modem Looser
+ 46 : BBS Users
+ 47 : Smile Dictionary
+ 48 : Ethics Of Hacking
+ 49 : LOD T-Shirt
+ 50 : Neidorf Fund
+ 51 : BBS Ethics
+ 52 : BBS Etiquette
+ 53 : Hacker Syndrome
+ 54 : Digital Underground
+ 55 : Why Text
+ 56 : Network Song
+ 57 : Uzi vs Computer
+ 58 : Zen Of Computing
+ 59 : 2084 Odyssey
+ 60 : Real Pirates 1
+ 61 : Real Pirates 2
+ 62 : Real Pirates 3
+ 63 : Real Pirates 4
+ 64 : Real Programmers
+ 65 : Real G-Philes
+ 66 : Modem Twits
+ 67 : Pirate Anatomy
+ 68 : Art Of Text
+ 69 : Why Apple
+ 70 : BBS War Guide
+ 71 : Eye Am A Modemer
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"The Intelligent phreaks choice"
301-944-3023
THE HISTORY OF PHREAKING
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DID YOU KNOW THAT PHREAKING STARTED FROM THE MOST UNLIKELY SOURCE......
CAP'N CRUNCH CEREAL!
YES, IN THE 1960'S A TOY WHISTLE WAS PLACED IN THE FAMOUS CEREAL.
UNFORTUNATELY (NOT FOR US), THE WHISTLE GENERATED 2,600 CYCLE-TONE, DUDE! A
YOUNG MAN WHO HAD JUST ENTERED THE USAF AS A RADIO TECH., WAS FASCINATED WHEN
HE DISCOVERED THAT BY BLOWING THE WHISTLE INTO THE FONE AFTER DIALING ANY
LONG-DISTANCE # AND HEAING THE DIS- CONNECT SIGNAL, THE TRUNK WOULD REMAIN OPEN
WITHOUT TOLL CHARGES ACCOUNTING, AND FROM THEN ON, ANY NUMBER COULD BE DIALED
REPEATEDLY. 800 #'S (INWATS) , WERE LATER USED AS THE STARTER CALL TO AVOID
ANY CHARGES. HE USED THIS TO CALL HOME WHILE STATIONED IN ENGLAND.
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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOP QRS
TUV "How To Choose An Alias" WXY
ZAB CDE
FGH written by IJK
LMN OPQ
RST The Sheister UVW
XYZ also known ABC
DEF as GHI
JKL UMass Bandit MNO
PQR STU
VWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWZYZABCDEFGH
Most people when they make their 1st
attempt at choosing an alias to mark
their computing "career" tend to reach
for the obvious, lets take a look...
MASTER
======
Never include the word "Master" any-
where in your alias because most likely
you are not. Master connotates some-
thing that you have total control over
which, of course, most of the dweebs
that are modeming nowadays dont. Of
course there will be exceptions and
some of us will tend to be "masters"
but the word "master" is so overused
that its not feasible anymore so keep
away from that. If, however, you wish
to include the prefix "Mastur" some-
where in your soon-to-be-famous alias,
then that is solely up to you.
DATA
====
Data...now that leaves a lot of doors
open. It would seem that a lot of
people would have chosen that by now,
but apparently not. I guess it is
because you can only make several alias
out of that: Data D00d, Data Leech,
Data Man, or Data Dweeb.
Now, you tell me why you shouldnt use
the word "Data" if you can help it.
Even if you could think of a decent
alias using the word "data", why would
you want to be known as a chunk of
info? Be my guest, use it, Im not your
dad.
DUDE, D00D
==== ====
I think its quite obvious why you
should not use any of these in your
new nickname. As Ive said before,
most of you skinny wimps are NOT dudes
nor do you resemble 1 in the slightest
way. Im sure that a number of you more
elite users are completely inherent of
the "Dude" aspect but that would just
cause people to question you, wondering
whether or not youre a rodent. If you
want to use "Dude" then I suggest you
prove it rather quickly.
"D00d", on the other hand, is quite
self-explanatory. Let the rodents of
the world use "D00D". That way we can
identify them more easily and kick them
off all of the Boards. A rodent is a
rodent is a rodent and will always be
one. Never let one trick you into be-
lieving he's changed, especially if he
used "D00D" in a previous name.
DIGITAL
=======
Well, I just consulted Websters Un-
abridged Dictionary and their defini-
tion of "Digital" is as follows:
1. Of, pertaining to, or resem-
bling a digit, or digits.
2. Digitate.
3. Performed with the finger.
4. Using numbers that are digits
to represent all the variables
involved in calculation.
5. Showing the time, temp, etc. by
a row of digits rather than by
numbers on a dial <eg. a watch>
Well, as far as #1 goes, I dont think
that any of you would resemble a digit
except the number one if you are skinny
enough or the number eight if you are
fat enough. If you resemble any other
number then youd better get to the
doctors fast. Now, number 2, ok, if
you can visualize yourself "digitating"
then have fun, be a fool. Number 3
kind of makes me want to laugh, and
very hard at that. Well, if you pick
"digital" for this purpose, then I
suggest you be careful with the other
half of your name. People may wonder
just what it is you are actually
"fingering". Then there's the 4th def-
intion which is fairly feasible, seeing
as computers and variables form a
comprehensible interaction. As for
#5, unless you plan to be a meteorolo-
gist then youd better skip it.
Dont knock it though, Ive seen some
decent names with "digital" in them,
Digital Madness being one of them. If
you are so daring as to use it as a
noun then you would be telling every-
one that you wish to be thought of as:
a finger, a key on an instrument,
or the last joint in a spiders leg.
Ive spent enough time on this one, so
on we go.
DISK
====
Everybody and his brother thinks of
using the word "disk" somewhere in
their alias, but thats so unoriginal.
I mean, shit, thats the first thing you
touch when you decide you want to use
your computer. Well, some of you wierd
people might touch something else, but
Im speaking for the majority of us.
If you didnt have a disk then your
computer would be worthless as far as
enjoyment would go, unless youll enjoy
the money you get from selling it. Im
sure therell be some "Masters" that
disagree with that, but lets see how
much fun you can have without disks.
You get my point.
Creativity stands a chance here.
This is one of the few words though,
that when utilized in an alias that is
out of context, can still sound fine.
For Example, "Slipped Disk" or "Disko
Dude" <see "Dude"> are acceptable.
BANDIT
======
One of the less imaginitive words to
use. I fell under this category at one
point. Coming from UMass (University
of Massachusetts) I merely added the
word "Bandit" on the end of my schools
name, how ingenius. I did that mainly
because I wanted to represent my school
somehow and that would be the only way
to use UMass without sounding too queer
or ornate. Im not so sure how my newer
alias is, but its not an ordinary every
day word.
As I was pointing out, "Bandit" is a
word that people use to make you think
that they are some mysterious pilferer,
whether it concerns Pirating, Hacking,
Phreaking, or anything connected with
the greyer areas concerning legality.
It seems, in my opinion, to be too easy
to merely tack on "Bandit" at the end
of your name. One name that has become
somewhat noteable is "Apple Bandit".
That mustve taken a lot of hard thought
time and effort to create that alias.
Think about what Ive just said if you
were deciding whether or not to be a
so-called "Bandit".
CRASHER
=======
Unfortunately, this touches upon the
"Master" concept. If you cant crash
much more than say, a D-dial, then it
stands to reason that using any form of
this word in your name would cause you
to be frowned upon as some derivative
of the word "geek". If all you can
crash is A-Net then you should go back
and consider the word "Bandit" because
even a user in diapers knows how to do
that and youd merely be "Bandit"ing
someone elses techniques. If you have
the know-how to crash many types of
systems then youre still at a loss be-
cause anyone that "Crashes" a friendly
system is a true asshole in every
respect of the word. Its ok, though,
if the SysOp is a dickshit, then you
can relax. If you plan on using this
then you should be more specific so
others will know just what type of
things you crash (Disks, Autos, Windows
etc).
HACKER
======
Now, this is a great word to use in
your name, if you hack that is. Hacking
is considered by many of the ignorant
people of this blasphemed world to be
a threat to society. Granted we have
some assholes out there who try to be
Mr Wargames himself, but there are many
"hackers" that do not fit that crude
description. Many "Hackers" are only
out to satisfy their curiosity and a
lot of places could benefit from
hackers if they (the places) would just
quit being such paranoid assholes. In
other words, "Hacker" (if you are) is
quite a noble word to help enhance your
alias. Just put some thought into it.
One good example Ive seen is "The
Ubiquitous Hacker" (famed Mender of
Catfur 2.2, remember?) or the "Unknown
Hacker".
PHREAK, PHREEK
====== ======
I myself dont approve of these being
used in part of a nickname, however,
you may disagree. I never said you had
to agree with anything in here. A good
phreak is noticed by his actions, his
manners, and his information. Putting
the word "Phreak" or "Phreek" (which is
a stupid spelling for a derivative) in
your name makes it look like you are
trying to call too much attention to
it. If you wish to have a name that is
relevant to phreaking then take some
of your jargon and work with that, you
know, something dealing with PBXs or
WATS extenders, or some bogus company
that you guys rip off day in and day
out such as MCI, SPRINT or AT&T. If
youre still at a loss then you should
pick up your phone (if youve passed
that stage), dial 0, and ask the nice
lady on the other end what her name is
and try that.
RAD
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The word "Rad" or any form of it in
your name would tend to have people
believe that you are some type of mad
partying, incredibly popular person.
Well, 90% of modemers know that 90% of
modemers are probably scrawny little
losers (if youre offended then eat
some protein or twinkies, geek), 9.5%
know that 9.5% are pretty damn cool
people who have plenty of other things
to do, but get a kick, and at times a
challenge out of some of the things
associated with modeming (theft, drugs,
etc). The other .5% either just got
their new Micromodem ][e for Christmas
or are somewhere way out in left field
picking their nose, so unless you are
truly "Rad" then you might want to
shop elsewhere.
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SO YOU WANT TO BE A SYSOP?
by Wally Byczek
WallyWorld BBS 1989
To start a BBS, you first need a computer. No matter what computer you
currently have, it won't be large enough or powerful enough for what you
intend to do. And since you can't take the board down (unless you run a
kiddy board that bounces up and down or runs only between the time
school lets out and Daddy comes home) to do your own work, you will need
another computer that you can ill afford. Next you have to find a BBS
software package. This can take months, or you can write your own if you
are so inclined. This can take years. Next, unless you are starting a
kiddy board, you will need a phone line other than the one that you
normally converse on. Depending on the Telco's mood, personnel, and the
imminence of a strike, this could be done in as little as 2 weeks or it
may never happen. Next, if you plan to run doors on your board, you must
now spend long distance dollars in scouring other boards for evaluation and
aquisition of these games. Naturally, your external file protocols don't
come with your BBS software, so you have to again scour the countryside to
find them. Utilities for your BBS are also an after thought and have to
be obtained in a similar fashion. All of these external programs have to
be registered after a while, since most stop working after a while or have
an annoying feature about them until they are registered. All of the above
items take money! and plenty of it!
While we are on the subject of money, you must obtain a modem. Whatever
modem you currently have will not be supported by the BBS software. This
is some sort of unwritten law pertaining to writing communication software.
Be prepared to open your wallet wide. No, your old Hayes 300 won't be good
enough. People even hate 1200 baud these days, and the teenagers seem to
have USR HST's these days and will complain vociferously if they can't
access you at 14.4.
Now you pick a name for your BBS. Whatever you choose will be
ridiculed by 20% of those who see it. Another 50% will offer suggestions
that are worse than the one you chose. The remaining 30% won't care.
Next comes the wonderful task of installing your board. You have your
machine. If you just bought it, that means formatting your hard disk,
installing DOS, and ASNI drivers and Lord knows what else that you need
for your board. If you already have the machine, you may as well go ahead
and reformat it anyway. Something will guarantee that you will have to
do this before you are done.
The manual for the BBS software was most likely written
by the author's 10 year old and was mimeographed. It got wet in the mail
and smeared as well, so at least 30% of the manual will be physically
useless. The rest is just procedurally useless.
Next comes the fun task of deciding on your board structure. Who can do
what and when can they do it. You must design your menus and opening screens.
You have to get a pretty good stock of files, because no one will upload to
you unless you have something there for them to take first. (not that it
matters, I suppose, since even if you DO have files, they won't upload
much anyway.)
Next comes the security aspect. You can leave your board wide open so that
users with the name of Benny Beanfart, Dr. Rape, Crack, Hack, File Attack,
DR DEATH, etc can come in and do anything they like. Or, you can lock it
up so tight that no one will call. There is no compromise on this.
Next you must build events or prepare to live at your keyboard. A BBS HAS
to be backed up. If you can't afford a high density backup medium such as
tape or cartridge, you will spend many many hours per week flipping
floppies. Events are designed to allow the sysop the luxury of having the
board do routine tasks at odd hours by itself- Backups, purges and so on.
These never work as they come and will have to be extensively modified by
you. And since they generally only run at 3 AM, you will have to be awake
to see just how they die and then try to fix it.
Alright... the big day is here. Your board is ready, your modem is ready,
Telco finally hooked you up, and then you start up. This is when after 2
days of no one calling, despite your ad in computer shopper and having
placed your number on every other BBS in existance, you discover that the
init strings for the modem are wrong. You discover this by calling yourself
from a friends' home. This takes calls to the author of the software, the
manufacturer of the modem and finally gets resolved by asking another sysop
how to do it.
Oh Boy! Now we're in business! During your first caller's visit, someone
will hit a telephone pole and you will lose power. Naturally, since the
board is new, you didn't back it up. The power surge when the electricity
was restored roached your hard disk. Go back to low level formating...
Finally, you're up and working. After about a week of gleefully seeing
someone call, you will encounter Benny Beanfart or his ilk. He will leave
public posts (always in caps and terribly mis-spelled) about what a really
lousey board this is and that the sysop is a three eyed twit. You
automaticly kill his account. But do you leave the message for the world
to see? hmmm... dilemma number 1. Killing Benny does no good because he
will be back with another account such as SYSOP SUX or some such thing.
Eventually he will tire of the game and go away, but he has given ideas to
30 of his friends who will also visit you sometime in the next week.
Then you will be visited by the "smart kid" who can tell you everything
that's wrong with your machine, your software, etc. It doesn't matter that
he's calling you on a Timex Sinclair. He knows more about your 386 than
Intel.
By now, your name has spread around. Probably, if you are in Worcester,
the college kids have your name and number. If it is Spetember or January
you are in trouble. You will probably be bombarded with file requests for
commercial software. Some will assist you by uploading Lotus 123 ver 3 that
has the copy-proofing removed. Whoever uploads this to you will then call
Lotus Development Corp and tell them that you have a pirated version on your
board (anonymously of course)
If you imposed an upload/download ratio such that users must upload one file
to get x numbers of files in return, then you will recieve 2K text files from
them. They will download 2Mb of Gif files in return.
By now, you are disappointed with your message bases. You perhaps have (if you
are fortunate) two or three users who post messages outside of private mail.
These three users are symbionts who, if one of their number does not call
for 2 weeks, will not post because they miss their friend. Your message
bases will starve. You set up many areas for messages, all carefully listed
by topic. No public post will ever go into the area that it should be in.
You will find a raunchy joke posted in the Bible topics area, technical
questions asked in the political opinion area, and a message from one of
Benny Beanfart's croney's in the technical section.
You will next encounter the user who can't do anything right. He will make
you feel terribly guilty that you are running this system that seems to
rudely exclude him from enjoying it, because he cannot master the concept
that M means Message, F means Files, D means download etc. He DOES however
know how to leave comments to the sysop.
At first you will be responsive to all the user complaints and will make
a valiant effort to obtain the special game that was requested as a door.
You discover it on a board in the Fiji Islands and the off peak call cost
you 32 dollars to download it. You find then that the game was written for
a board other than the BBS that you run. You search the countryside for a
conversion interface. You find one in Omaha. add another 40 dollars in
phone bills from the search.You discover now that the game must be registered
with the author. This is another 69 dollars. You discovered this because
after the game was installed, you called from a friend's house to test it.
You find out that while the console looks wonderful while it is being run,
the user sees a screen that informs him that the sysop is a cheap bum who
didn't even bother to register this wonderful piece of software. Since the
sysop is such a creep, why do you call there? Naturally, you register it so
the annoyance screen goes away. After it has been on the board for 2 months
you discover that only 1 person ever used it and he only went in there once,
dropped carrier and hung up the board because you later discovered that this
"wonderful" piece of software doesn't monitor carrier. Do you now register
Watchdog so this won't happen again or do you just scrap the game?
The work load is getting heavy on the board. Wow! It takes at least 2 hours
per day to stay up with things. Answering mail, hunting down Benny Beanfart's
latest account, changing screens, moving messages back to the areas that
they truely belong in, adding new things, paying Telco, arguing with your
spouse, etc. You decide that perhaps it's time to enlist some help in the
form of an assistant sysop. This is a mistake. The assistant will pay little
attention to the needs of the board, but WILL experiment with things like
remote drop to dos. hehehehe! I think this needs little elaboration.
By now, you are conversant with the many user complaints. WHY aren't you
around to answer the sysop page at 2:45 AM? Why does your message editor
use A for abort instead of Q for quit? How come there aren't any nice ANSI
screens? How come these crummy ANSI screens slow down the board? Why can't
I stay online for 3 hours at a time? Why can't my C64 see your graphics.. It
must be your crummy board! I never post messages because no one else ever
does! What do you mean you killed my upload of Dbase IV? I did upload
something a year ago.. so how come I can't download more than 100 files now?
How come my friend has access level 50 and I only have level 40? Boy.. do you
have a bad attitude! I think the Silicon Sarcophagus is 100 times better than
this board! This is a free country.. I can say ANYTHING I want in public
messages. What are you.. Hitler or something? How come nobody ever send me
mail? I used a bit editor on Procomm and now it won't work.. tell me how to
fix it. That GIF file I downloaded didn't run... this stinks... you really
must be a lousey sysop if you don't check to see that it would work for me.
Then you will discover the wonders of sysop to user interactive chat. You
will find this to be a most opportune time to get things done. Since the
majority of users who will page you into chat type at about .000001 baud,
you can have a conversation with the user and get things done like mowing
the lawn, making a three course meal, and cleaning out the garage before
the user has stated his request. Generally, the chat request was for
something such as How do I get out of a file listing or something similar
that is well covered in the user manual that you have both as a file for
downloading and as a bulletin for online reading.
One admonition is to not get angry about carrier drop by the user. Remember
that the user is calling you through the telco. Chances are that no matter
how malicious or inept the user may be, the telco probably did it anyway.
Next comes BBS software upgrade time! Such fun! You will find that the
author no longer supports your version. You have to upgrade. This means
once again opening your wallet. The new version will not have the same
reserved file names, nor will the file structures be the same. The author
generously supplies you with a conversion program. This program is designed
to assist you in making all the little changes needed to perform the upgrade.
It will automatically convert your file names and structures. There are two
type of these programs. One that requires that you have 5Mb more free space
than you do, and the other that will abort half way through the conversion
because of a bad disk sector read and didn't have a corresponding error
trap. Of the two, the latter is the more catastrophic, because now your data
can't be read by either version of the software.
Since you successfully upgraded your software, you now discover what the
word Beta Site really means..
Now since you've done so well to this point, it's time for the hardware to
find something to compensate for all this good effort. Generally, the
hard drive controller is the most likely device to make this decision to
fail. It will not however abruptly die. It will instead, gradually mis-write
to disk over a period of several days before deciding not to work at all
anymore. This has the advantage that your last backups will be no good at
all once you replace the controller and reformat the drive.
hehehe! Still want to be a sysop?
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\|/ \|/
| Eye am a Modemer |
(to the tune of 'Eye of the Beholder' by 'tallica)
^^roughly^^
another g0d-like file by morpheous
| an lom release |
/|\ /|\
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out of extreme post-holiday fatigue (too many 'save the
ethiopians' commercials I guess) I created the theme
song for lom <or anyone else fed up with the geeks of
the world>. Enjoy.
----------------
Do you hate what I hate?
Geeks are an offense
Their /<-mart modems only cost six cents.
Can U tYpE lIke I kAn?
SHIFT KEY STICKING AGAIN
Why don't you try lower case, it's the way of men.
Are you pissed like I am?
Utterly distressed
Why do these losers think they are all blessed?
Do you call why I call?
I don't want no WaRezzZ
d/ling nifty games is for lamer fagzz.
--chorus--
Doesn't matter what computer you own
Or if you're a dweeb or g0d
You can still BBS the k-k00l way
If it's done the E-lIte way
LOWER-CASE LIMITED
Free your shift key today
Good posts are up to YOU my friend
Free your lowercase today
Your posts are the words that bind
Loserdom or eliteness their reward
Who do these losers think they are?
Why do they only type unintelligent trash
It's their faces I want to smash!
Do you smoke what I smoke?
They all just say NO!
To their nearest dealer they all should go.
Do you post what I post?
It's okay to be mellow
No need for a word processor, like that Av*t*r fellow
--chorus--
Do you have any sort of mind?
Do you know how to read
Your stupidity makes my brain bleed.
You too can be like the lom
You can do it your own way
Just do it the E-lIte way.
--chorusx2--
reIgN in BLoOd UndeR a LacERAtED Sky; nOw I SHAll ReiGN in BLooD
(c) 1988 December 28th, 1988 11:45 pm All rights douched away
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\\ by >Beetle Bailey< //
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I have been waiting a long time for this.. Sitting in front of my computer..
reading those crappy messages being circulating, with all too many of them
hitting home hard. And I thought, for I know what its like to be on the top,
and on the bottom. Everyone who makes it to the top goes through the period
of learning. I decided, it was time. Time to unmask the glory and mystery
of the secret boards, the elite sections, and the secret societies. To give
the normal modeming crowd a look at the top, a look at the society known to
all but themselves as... The AE Studs...
First of all, Studs feel that if you aren't a part of their group, that you
don't have 80 cols. They feel it's necessary to format it for those poor
buggers still using 40 cols. When it's usually them! The studs who first got
he //+ and never bothered to update it. The new society bothers them. The
nw group with sleek Promethius Modems. 'If it can fit into a slot in your
computer, its a geek machine.' They say trying to comfort themselves as they
o out and buy the expensive, glittering Hayes modems. Look at how nice this
modem works, how can anyone settle for less? They feel so insecure about
their position in the modem society that they booze it up, trying to show that
modeming isn't th only thing in their lives. How they got up there without
putting modeming first, is beyond me. They call the secret society boards,
and with secret passwords, they log in. To what? They don't tell. But if
you venture there, you find a great deal of deadbeats. All enslaved to
crackin programs and solving adventures. A great many of them DO stay up
Saturday nights, but not to booze it up... To slve that one last mystery,
to overcome hat password, to get past that security. That is the kind that
lives beyond the silver pirate flags Of course, not all are that way. In
deed, there are the ones that don't belong there. But happened to know a
real hacker and got in through him. Now what? They learn from the best..
they get a copy of COPY II PLUS and NOW they can disk edit! They gt the
newest games, the latest cheats. But they don't contriute! They sally forth
with this knowledge and taunt those they think below them, those who can't
get into the boards. It hasn't evencrossed their inferior minds that people
might NOT WANT TO GET THERE. So they pass around the programs, sometimes
even daring to put their name on it. And replace the faithful pirate that
brings it home for all of us. And then they boast and strut, but feel afraid.
Tey feel afraid that someone will penetrate their society and see what is
there. Smeone that might tell everyone what really goes on at the top.
It's the SAME thing. Yes, they use GBBS, yes, they still scream and rag on
each other. Worse than a new user ever would. They see that, and it
threatens them.. So they begin the long, grueling process of writing a text
file, and putting together steriotypes. And mashing all the things that
an unexperianced user does. It intimidates the crap out of them right? You
fear needlessly. For where do they get most of the ideas? Correct, from
their own experiance. They remember when they first got a modem, when
Krakowitz DID exist, and he laughed at them. They posted the messages hardly
knowing how, saying 'Talk to me' and got hate mail, and got crank calls made
to their place, but now they're there. And they want their revenge. So they
take it out on those who can't defend themselves. The unexperianced,the
new in the area. Those cowards.. Building themselves up with false pride,
protecting their egos with lies. When all it wouldtake to collapse it is
a single new user coming in, and posting a painful memory awakining,
'Hey everyone, I'm kinda new around here...' message.
How sad.
>Beetle<
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Read this on the board it originated at..
Mistywood BBS/AE/CF... 10 megs (818) 335-5651
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Those who read this who presently have passwords into the elite world can help
me spread this around to those who really NEED to read it.....
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Mistywood BBS/AE/CF........818/335-5651
United Ware Lines..........503/246-0276
Klingon Empire.............415/283-7589
Fort Weyr..................312/897-4221
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1>Hi there? Enjoy the conf? Seems like yes enjoyed yerselfs from the mail!
2>Listen, I know that yer modem is only 24 so would you happen to know the
3>2400 LOP for t-pot or where to contact the sysop? Tar verty much.
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As the smoke clears from the battlefield, it appears that the enemy
has gained a major victory. Scores of people raided, many arrested, some
in jail, bulletin boards seized, the casualties are many. Today it is
almost impossible to find any hack/phreak board, let alone a decent one.
Everyone is laying low, information is scarce. When asked almost everyone
is "retired". Our world is on hold, and has been on hold for what seems
like an eternity. The Phrack trials, Operation Sun Devil, and a dozen
other events have struck a major blow against our way of life, and
caused paralysis. Just like in the real world, the hack/phreak world is
experiencing a recession of its own.
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