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220 lines
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CBBS(R) 4.0.0c
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02/15/89 23:19:28
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Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U
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?^U
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?^U
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?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss
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Logging name to disk...
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You are caller 202759; next msg =41367; 476 active msgs.
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Prev. call 02/14/89 @ 22:46, next msg was 41356
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Recording logon for next time.
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Use FULL? to check assignments
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?^U
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?xxxxx
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"Mine" command checking for
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>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short
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LOG. 14
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KILLED. 40
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SUMMARY. 30
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02/14/89,22:46:37,202719,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,11
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]20193, ,LA MONTE YARROLL , ,01/23/89,10:37,41230,166 G
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so he's not here often, but he DOES call...
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WARD CHRISTENSEN,
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02/14/89,23:06:14,202720,2,MIKE WARD,downers grove,3
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02/14/89,23:28:14,202721,1,JIM FLANAGAN,,
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E#41356,7
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02/14/89,23:42:09,202722,1,BILL WOLFF,,
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E#41357,5
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02/15/89,00:02:14,202723,2,BILL MATTSON,,
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E#41358,25
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02/15/89,01:20:09,202724,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,6
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02/15/89,01:31:03,202725,2,JIM POLOUS,,
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E#41359,5
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02/15/89,05:40:37,202726,1,JOHN HOSBEIN,,4
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02/15/89,05:53:38,202727,2,PETE JONES,,1
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02/15/89,06:36:49,202728,2,ALEX ZELL,,4
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]Yep.
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ALEX ZELL,
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02/15/89,07:11:56,202729,2,LA MONTE YARROLL,,
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E#41360,4
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]Me: AZ, relaying reply.
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(He complained long ago about the cost of calling here and chinet
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from school (UC in Hyde Park; locus of gargoyle).f*
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So, allzwell that ends. Well?
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LA MONTE YARROLL,
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02/15/89,07:25:16,202730,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
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02/15/89,08:24:50,202731,2,STEVE CASTLE,,1
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02/15/89,09:11:42,202732,2,DENNIS SLADEK,,18
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02/15/89,09:59:38,202733,2,MIKE ANDREWS,,
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]K,40838,MIKE ANDREWS, 10
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]I'll be at the party with a marketing rep from USR. We'll have some
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goodiem{ for everyone.{{
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The plan is to also take care b{of your modem problems then, too.
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(hint, hint). Happy Anniversary!
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MIKE ANDREWS,
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02/15/89,10:53:51,202734,1,ARNOLD BOYD,,3
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02/15/89,11:38:55,202735,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,47
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02/15/89,12:13:04,202736,1,ANDY SHAPIRO,,4
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02/15/89,13:23:44,202737,3,PHIL SCHUMAN,,1
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02/15/89,13:39:23,202738,2,ROGER HALE,,5
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02/15/89,14:19:44,202739,1,RANDY BESCHORNER,,7
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02/15/89,14:56:36,202740,2,DENNIS STAHL,,0
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02/15/89,15:00:05,202741,2,BILL FISCHER,,1
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02/15/89,16:10:34,202742,1,DAVE DEVORE,,3
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02/15/89,16:20:25,202743,1,GLENN POWERS,,
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02/15/89,16:36:44,202744,2,GARY ELFRING,,2
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02/15/89,16:49:03,202745,1,DENNIS LEONG,,1
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02/15/89,17:26:06,202746,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,1
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02/15/89,17:31:31,202747,1,LANE LARRISON,,2
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02/15/89,18:30:26,202748,3,JEFF TATAR,CHICAGO ILLINOIS,7
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02/15/89,19:10:14,202749,1,BOB SULLIVAN,,
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E#41361,
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E#41362,11
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02/15/89,19:36:24,202750,1,BERT GALE,Wichita/ Kansas,17
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02/15/89,19:59:18,202751,1,BILL WOLFF,,2
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02/15/89,20:10:25,202752,1,EDGAR COUDAL,,
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E#41363,5
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02/15/89,20:34:05,202753,1,MIKE KERSTEIN,,5
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02/15/89,21:20:04,202754,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,4
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02/15/89,21:31:38,202755,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,13
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02/15/89,21:43:04,202756,1,REBECCAH PRASTEIN,,
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]K,41360,REBECCAH PRASTEIN,
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]K,41360,REBECCAH PRASTEIN,
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E#41364,
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E#41365,27
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02/15/89,22:15:53,202757,2,BILL COLEMAN,,2
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02/15/89,22:31:34,202758,1,REBECCAH PRASTEIN,,
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E#41366,6
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02/15/89,23:19:31,202759,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
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41356 02/14/89 JIM FLANAGAN => BOB SULLIVAN: "BAD MEMORY"
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41357 02/14/89 BILL WOLFF => BOB SULLIVAN: "R/VIRUS PROBLEM SOLVED?"
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41358 02/15/89 BILL MATTSON => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "R/TIME/TASK MGMT?"
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41359 02/15/89 JIM POLOUS => ALL: "JOB WANTED"
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41360 02/15/89 LA MONTE YARROLL => REBECCAH PRASTEIN: "R/GARGOYLE"
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41361 02/15/89 BOB SULLIVAN => BILL WOLFF: "R/VIRUS PROBLEM SOLVED?"
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41362 02/15/89 BOB SULLIVAN => JIM FLANAGAN: "R/BAD MEMORY"
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41363 02/15/89 EDGAR COUDAL => ALL: "SOROC 120/140 WANTED"
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41364X 02/15/89 REBECCAH PRASTEIN => WARD CHRISTIANSEN: "KILLING MESSAGES"
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41365 02/15/89 REBECCAH PRASTEIN => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "KILLING MESSAGES"
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41366 02/15/89 REBECCAH PRASTEIN => LA MONTE YARROLL: "R/GARGOYLE"
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- End of summary -
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Retrieving flagged msgs: C skips, K aborts.
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Msg 41356 is 06 line(s) on 02/14/89 from JIM FLANAGAN
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to BOB SULLIVAN re: BAD MEMORY
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Bob, my age is showing. I just ran across the message from you about T.I.C.
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The Apple shareware telecomm. program. Did I mail you one. If not, a
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are you going to be at Barnabies Sat. If so, I can bring the,program
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on Sat.
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Please advise
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Jim
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Msg 41357 is 19 line(s) on 02/14/89 from BILL WOLFF
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to BOB SULLIVAN re: R/VIRUS PROBLEM SOLVED?
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While you say that with a interrupt vector, a virus may hide itself within
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a Commodore. This is true in theory. And the fact that Commodore leaves
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itself open to just about any modification would even make this task sound
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even easier. It's also a plus for programmers too. But being a programer
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and a user of Commodore computers for many years the truth is that about
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95 percent of programs always modify that vector and would stop the virus
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dead. Just keeping a ML program safe when loading another unknown program
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usually kills the hidden program ML program. This makes it tough to even
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come up with a RAMDOS utility (a modified DOS for RAMDISK) to work with
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other unknown programs. Most Commodore programs modify the operating
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system for it's own needs. I am always patching programs just to leave
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other programs alone. What a mess!
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But on the other side, GEOS (graphic environment operating system) for the
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Commodore gives a MAC like environment that does the exact opposite. It's
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geared to work with other programs in memory and will be ideal for a virus
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to come it's way. Fortunately I have not heard of one yet. I guess it
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would be just a matter of time though! I enjoyed your comment very much. I
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like being shown things I did not think of, because I always learn!
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Msg 41358 is 12 line(s) on 02/15/89 from BILL MATTSON
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to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/TIME/TASK MGMT?
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Suggest you consider the hyperbola as model for your 'trigger'
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on the 31st day of the monthur message indicates you are
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looking at an exponential curve. The hyperbola can yield a much
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'sharper knee' and steeper rise of the curve {oward the awE&SAbXo
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LOTS OF NOISE Ttoward the asymptote (which is what
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want). The equation you want is this:
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(x-h)(y-k)=(-a2/2) read 'a2' as a squared.
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The center of the hyperbola is at h,k and the asymptotes
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are parallel to the x- and y-axes.
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Run a few plots of this to model it to your needs, and I think
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you will get better results. Note that you are only interested in
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half of the hyperbola. Let me know if this is any help. Regards.
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Msg 41359 is 11 line(s) on 02/15/89 from JIM POLOUS
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to ALL re: JOB WANTED
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Job Wanted
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I am seeking a job as a computer programmer or operator an an IBM-PC
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XT/AT environment. I have had experience in C, Quick Basic, and in
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developing MS-Windows Applications. I've worked on an IBM AT compatable
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on a Novell network and on a VAX-11/750. If anyone knows of any such
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positions open, please let me know by calling 422-0526.
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I possess a Bachelor's degree from St. Xavier College and have
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excellent references. I have been working with personal computers since
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1980.
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Thanks,
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Jim Polous
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Msg 41360 is 01 line(s) on 02/15/89 from LA MONTE YARROLL
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to REBECCAH PRASTEIN re: R/GARGOYLE
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It's ready now. The password is your sister's middle name.
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Msg 41361 is 08 line(s) on 02/15/89 from BOB SULLIVAN
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to BILL WOLFF re: R/VIRUS PROBLEM SOLVED?
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Good point, if the vector is the only vulnerable point of entry then
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it sure would be easy to double check it.
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I haven't used Commodores for about six years and obviously was speaking
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about ancient programs. Yeah ROMS do provide good protection. How about
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battery backed RAMS which need an external switch for reprogramming, thus
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a virus couldn't sneak in without permission. At the same time you could
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reprogram the OS when needed. Not foolproof but it could provide some extra
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protection in certain situations.
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Msg 41362 is 03 line(s) on 02/15/89 from BOB SULLIVAN
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to JIM FLANAGAN re: R/BAD MEMORY
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Yes, I am still interested. No, I haven't received a disk. No, I
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won't be at Bxxxxxxx this weekend and would appreciate the mailing.
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Please let me know how I can reciprocate. Thanks.
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Msg 41363 is 02 line(s) on 02/15/89 from EDGAR COUDAL
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to ALL re: SOROC 120/140 WANTED
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Looking for a Soroc 120 or 140 terminal, obvioyusly cheap and
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working. voice 520-5773 anytime or leave message here.
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No msg 41364
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Msg 41365 is 06 line(s) on 02/15/89 from REBECCAH PRASTEIN
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to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: KILLING MESSAGES
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How exactly do I go about killing messages (to me) that I've aleady
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read? Do I have to know a password set by the sender? Also, am I
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correct in assuming all messages are "public" in the sense that anyone
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can read them? ie, "WHO TO" is just to flag the message so it will
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be noticed by the one to whom it is sent. Thanks.
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Rebeccah
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Msg 41366 is 03 line(s) on 02/15/89 from REBECCAH PRASTEIN
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to LA MONTE YARROLL re: R/GARGOYLE
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Are you sure you got our names spelled right? I assume you
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meant my Hyde Park sister. Gargoyle won't let me login. It
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tells me "incorrect login". -Rebeccah
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dup. chars.
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>Function:?{ |