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/// / /// / ///// // / // // // // /// /// //// /// / / / /__ / / / / / /// /// // // / / / / / / / / / / / / / / //// / // // // // // /// / / /'' /// /// / //// / / / / ///// // // ///// // \ /// ///// // \ A Magazine for Cyberpunks and Other Hi-Tech Low-Lifes Issue No. 03 December '91 A Danger Kult Production. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- These filez are for educational and informational studies only. The writers for Digital Murder will not be responsible for any use or misuse of information published in this disk-based magazine. The magazine and its contents are free to the public and may be freely distributed in any form as long as Digital Murder magazine and the author is given credit. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Information is Power. Are you having trouble getting in /// / /// / ///// // / touch with us? We have finally / / / / / / / / / compiled our list of addresses so / / / / '/ / / //// / you, the reader, can now get in /// / //// / / / / ///// touch with us easier. ---------------------------------- // // // // /// /// //// /// - USMAIL: D.M. - /// /// // // / / / / / / / - P.O.BOX 280363 - // // // // // /// / / /'' /// - Memphis, TN - // // ///// // \ /// ///// // \ - 38168 - ---------------------------------- - INTERNET: - - dmurder@maria.wustl.edu - Editor: Morpheus ---------------------------------- - USENET MAIL (I know...) - Writers: Chizz - dmurder@homecare!amigapit - Zapped ---------------------------------- Morpheus Technysis Neuron God Mystic Blade Support: Backdoor--901.386.6455 Bell Labs--901.757.5638 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- I N T H I S I S S U E Page# -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 3 Editor's Notes 3 The Reality of Illusions 5 ACTION Roadrunner Switching System (part 2) 9 Anarchy For Sale #3 11 Zapped's 800 Scan 'o' de Month #3 12 Pirate Radio Stations plus more info on frequency scanners (p.14). 14 Heaven's Trash -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 3 -=/-=/-=/-=/-=/\=-\=-\=-\=-\=- --/--\-- / \ / N A R C H Y . . . -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=- Another lesson in hate from Morpheus. Yes, It is time. A new year for all, another dollar for the rich fascists, another GNP report for the President, and another lesson in hate from Morpheus. I have sat many nights wondering what direction the magazine should take. Although we will still keep the same type of articles in our issues, the underlining message you will find in this 'zine is one that promotes the destruction of fascist corporations/govern- ment. The earth is as giving as it is irrate and to survive you must find and exploit the terror of truth. We will keep producing Digital Murder provided we still receive articles & comments from the readers. We will continue to exploit all that we oppose as we spread our publication through the networks. Hatred! Anxiety. The sky's gone out. Black and black and sick and black. You make me sick and black and black is the state of the soul. It will Kill and Consume. Issue four will reach you soon enough. Don't be stupid and let the big corporations take you and don't let anyone lead you on in ANY way. Question everything and take no pain to be your own. Someday the system will eat itself. ------------------------------------------------------------- /// ////// / / // /// // / / E A L I T Y O F ////// L L U S I O N S -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Transcribed by Morpheus from Snicker #6 'Zine -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Break the system! Support the underground media. Write 'SMILE'-BOX 3502, Madison, WI 53704 to get on the mailing list for Snicker, Smut, and other magazines. Only $2.00 an issue. There is a system of interrogatoin known to police forces the world over. It is called ''Mr. Hard and Mr. Soft'' and works like this. Mr. Hard comes into your cell. He is loud, threatening and abusive. Maybe he slaps you around a bit, punches or kicks you. Finally he leaves with a threat to 'throw the book' at you. Then in comes Mr. Soft. He calms you, offers you a cigarette, sends out for a cup of tea or coffee. He listens to your complaint and sympathizes, but stresses his own powerlessness to do anything about it. Eventually he suggests a conspiracy. If you tell him everything you know, perhaps he can prevent Mr. Hard from coming back. 4 In bourgeois democracies, the political roles of Mr. Hard and Mr. Soft are played by the parties of the right and the parties of the left. The worse the right behaves, the more attractive the left appears. This illusion is as dangerous in politics as it is in the police cell. When things get out of hand and provoke rebellion, the leftists will save capital by pretending to be the opposition. ---Parenti notes in ''U.S. Strategy in the Gulf,'' ''A major problem--- ---for the U.S. ruling class. . .is the way the American people keep--- ---drifting off into reality and the way they repeatedly must be--- ---brought back to face harsh illusions propagated by their rulers--- We live in a world of carefully constructed illusion about ourselves, each other, about power, authority, justice, and daily life. These illusions are both constructed and reflected by education, advertising, propaganda, television, newspapers, speeches, elections, politics, religion, business transactions, and the courts. They are perpetuated by us from the moment we accept this as a valid view of the world. We don't have to agree with every detail--in fact, we are positively encouraged to argue and take sides over a host of prefabricated trifles--we simply have to accept this view of the world; to view life from the perspective of Power. Once we accept power's perspective we can be ''safely'' let loose in a world filled with people who accept the same perspective. That way, by our conversations, relationships, advice, 'common sense', and our simplest everyday dealings, we engage in the democratic construction of social Illusion. -=-=-=-Open your eyes to all the lies and illusions of the-=-=-=- -=-=-=-world. Don't let being a consumer CONSUME YOU! -=-=-=- Most people will tell you that they aren't fooled by advertising and they don't believe all they read in the newspapers or see on television. We shouldn't cynically dismiss these claims - even though we see them continue to uncritically consume the advertised products, and watch the television. To do so would be to totally misunderstand the nature of propaganda in spectacular society. ''We're putting you safely in here <this cell> so nobody can take your freedom from you!'' All power preserves itself by the construction of illusions; by the perpetration of a massive confidence trick. Violent acts of repression by the state are designed to 'make an example' of those who dissent. As real as those acts of repression are to the individuals and groups who suffer them, in terms of society as a whole is bluff. No police force or army in the world could hold down one tenth of its population by force alone. In the 'democratic' countries, dissent is managed via the ballot box- a system which offers any choice that keeps power intact. If you don't like the government, you can vote for an alternative government but you can't vote for an alternative TO government. -- The end of authority is the beginning of life. -- 5 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Disection of the Phone Network Pt.2 ACTION ROADRUNNER Switching System -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- by: Technysis Here is the second part of the ''Disection of the ACTION ROADRUNNER Switching System.'' The next issue of Digital Murder will contain the third and final part of this article as well as a Glossary for those that have been lost for the past two months trying to figure out what the hell all of this is. The System may be configured as either a stand-alone, single node system or as a multi-node, network system. Single Node System ------------------ This functional configuration utilizes the intelligent node hardware and does not support network operations. System access is provided by the coredisent PBX-type system via the tie trunk compliment. Local non- PBX connected telephones may access the system via an optional keyset adapter subsystem. Public Switched Network circuit access is provided by the local operating company. Network System -------------- This configuration designates the central intelligent node as Master for call history record collection and data base update purposes. Serial Bus access racks are employed at each network node to interconnect the remotely located serial buses. The network may expand beyond 1024 ports throught the use of remote nodes (intelligent), each of which is capable of supporting it's own 1024-port compliment. A group of tie lines between system nodes permit the network configured system to route traffic between nodes instead of routing over the public switched network. Network call routing permits calls originating at a distant node and terminating near another node, to be routed over the network to the closest node before going out onto the public switched network. Because the call originated closer to the termination point, the cost of the call is less. Basic Signal Flow ----------------- Signal flow during either call processing or diagnostics follows the same path. Instructions issued by the computer are sent in the form of data blocks to a specific address (Terminator Rack) over the serial bus. The data block normally contains instructions for one or more ports within the addressed terminator rack. The data block is passed along the serial bus from SCB card to SCB card to the addressed SCB card which accepts the data block. When the entire block has been recieved, the associated Scanner Card's microprocessor is interrupted and the block 6 transfered onto the scanner card. The scanner card decodes the addresses and instructions contained in the block and issues the instructions, along with the appropriate control strobes, to the addressed port between scan cycles. During a scan cycle, the Scanner Card addresses each of it's 128 ports and notes changes in status for transfer to the computer when polled or every 100 milliseconds. Serial Bus ---------- The serial bus is configured in a loop composed of Serial Bus Controller Cards (SCB's) which are located in the cpu chasis and Scanner Card cages and incomming cables. The SCB cards are implimented on a per-terminator rack basis. The serial bus actually is composed of two identical but discrete paths. The individual paths are composed of two cable pairs labeled BIT DATA (databus) and DATA HERE (clock bus). The paths are subdivided into the input (BDIA or B, DHIA or B) and output (BDOA or B, DHOA or B) on each SCB card, implemented in the form of differential recievers for input and differential drivers for output. A redundently-configured system has two SCB cards per terminator rack. In addition to the SCM card compliment for the Terminator Racks are one or two SCB Cards for the TDM Switching Subsystem. The serial bus is composed of two cable pairs per bus - one pair for data and one pair for the clock. That data on the bus consists of a high- or low-level on the data bus concurrent with a transition on the (high or low) on the clock bus. When data is being sent, the clock bus transitions indicate the bit times of the data bus. The data bus level at the clock bus transition (bit time) is taken as a 0 or 1 bit. During system initilization, the computer's SBC Card asserts Master to force the other SBC cards (on the local serial bus) to either the A or B bus. From that point forward the bus that was initialized by the Master will transfer odd-numbered data blocks and the other data bus will transfer even-numbered data blocks unless an error occurs forcing the resynchronization of the bus. In a Satellite node, the SBA racks SBC asserts Master for the local serial bus when instructed by the associated SBA card. Port Control ------------ The Scanner Card montiors and controlls 128 System ports. This card writes and reads instructions to the port cards throught the expander via the Scanner Bus as if they were memory. With a PROM change, the card can also serve as a TDM Scanner. The description following is for a standard scanner. 7 When initialized, the on-card micro resets all control lines, initilizes the DMA Controller, and waits for an active command from the coputer. When activated, the scanner card performs an initial port scan. The port status taken in the initial scan is loaded into RAM and used for comparison in subsequent scans. The port status of the next scan (every 25 ms) is compared to the pervious port scan (in RAM) with any status changes noted for transfer to the computer via the serial bus and assoc- iated SBC card. The RAM status is updated and changes collected until the RAM is full or the 100 ms timer expires. The accumulated status changes, in data block form, are then transfered to the computer as follows: The on-card micro initilizes its DMA Controller with the start address and byte count minus one of the data block. The DMA controller then takes control of the on-card data and address buses and places the first byte onto the bus to he SBC card. The micro is idle during all DMA Controller operations. The byte is accepted by the DMA controller on the SBC card and acknowledged. The process is repeted until the DMA controller has counted out and sent all the bytes in the data block, at which point 'TERMINAL BLOCK' is sent and an ending sequence is per- formed. The SBC card attempts to send the block three times before setting an error statusline to the Scanner card causing the block to be retransfered. A sucessful transfer is acknowledged by the computer to the SBC and passed on to the scanner. DTMF digits are decoded into 2-of-8 code by a DTMF Reciever on a Port card and decoded into binary by the scanner. The reverse is true for outdialing. Time Division Multiplexing Subsystem ------------------------------------ The TDM switching section of the system provids the common point where source and destination ports interconnect. The connections are controlled by the computer via the serial bus and the TDM controller. The TDM subsystem is composed of a buffered bus supplying 128 timeslots for each equipped Terminator Rack and a main amplifier in each Terminator Rack for each Bufered Bus. As the name implies, the timeslots are seperated by sequential timing. In this manner, each port is assigned a timeslot within the fixed sequence provided by the Buffered Bus. Since all switchports can access all other switchports at all times, the System is truly nonblocking. The Main Amplifiers in each rack serve to reamplify the output of the connected Buffered Bus. Two types of audio path connections occur in the TDM subsystem- transmit and recieve. The transmit function is the least complex since a specific port is located in a certain card cage in a Terminator Rack. Each Terminator Rack has its own Buffered bus supplying its own 128 timeslots. A port card is hardwired to a specific TDM port on a specific TDM Switchcard. The Buffered Bus in continuously cycling through its 128 timeslots so that the transmit function of a port is constant at the appropriate timeslot. The recieve function is the result of the specific recieve port being enabled to listen to the appropriate buffered bus's Main and timeslot, permitting the sugnal of the transmit port to be heard by the recieve port. Reciporcal addressing permits bidirectional communication. 8 Call Processing --------------- The arrival of a call is indicated by the VCA connected to the trunk with the incoming call setting incoming supervision (IS) to the connected port card. The IS status change of the port card is read by the scanner card and forwarded to the computer. The computer responds by instructing the port card to return seizure acknowledge or outgoing supervision (OS) and the TDM Subsystem to supply a tone burst (connect, then disconnect a tone generator) and the connect a DTMF Reciever in anticipation of DTMF signaling. The call originator recieves the access tone burst and begins to dial an authorization code or destination phone number. (If the first digit is DTMF, the DTMF reciever will remain connected and decode the incoming digits. If the first digit os rotary, the DTMF Reciever will drop off and the port card will count the pulses). The incoming digits are then decoded or counted and forwarded by the scanner to the computer. The computer inserts the completed destination phone number into the necessary tables specified by the incoming trunk circuit class of service and determines the correct outgoing trunk circuit. Outgoing Call Sequence ---------------------- An outgoing call is normally placed by the computer in responce to an incoming call where the complete destination phone number has been recieved and processed to determine the appropriate outgoing trunk. The selected port is instructed to set OS to indicate the origination to the VCA and serving CO. The CO acknowledges the origination and the VCA returns IS as seizure acknowledges in response. The scanner card notices the status change (IS) and forwards the status change to the computer. The computer responds to IS by issuing instructions to connect a DTMF gererator (if classed for DTMF) and forwards the destination phone number the the DTMF generator via its scanner to be outdialed. Following the last dialed digit, the outgoing port is cut-through to the originating port and the call processing function ceases. The scanner monitors the port status for a change (on hook) notifies the computer of the termination of the call, and performs a call cleanup routine to idle the ports used. Network Call Sequence --------------------- A network call originates in one node and is routed to its final destination via another node. The previously described outgoing call sequence also applies here. This description begins where the computer has recieved the complete destination phone number. When this occurs the phone number is inserted into the appropriate tables to determine the most cost-effective network route. The computer then selects and idle tie trunk port for the call and forwards the destination phone number (and outgoing port number in the Satellite node only) to the originating node's SBA Rack, where the date is sent over the data link to the distant SBA Rack. The SBA rack in the destination node accepts the data block and places it on the local serial bus. The addressed scanner decodes the instructions and connects a DTMF generator to the selected outgoing trunk and when seizure acknowledge (IS) is returned, the destination phone 9 number is outdialed and the incoming tie trunk is connected to the out- going trunk at the completion of outdialing. The scanner in the desti- nation node looks for a status change (call termination) to forward to the computer to initiate the call clean-up sequence. -------------------------------------- Well, I am rather tired of typing out this for now, but be assured, next month will be the last. The glossary did not come this time, but will be included in the next issue. Once again, I hope that this information is useful because, even though it is old, does not mean it's outdated. This equipment is still being used, and I would imagine that it is used elsewhere. Till next time, I am gone. . . -------------------------------------- When the price of Freedom is high. . . A n a r c h y F o r S a l e ! -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PHUN WITH AN AIR PUMP - by:Neuron God/DK Tired of that little asshole with the sports car who thinks he's king of the world because his car will hit 60 faster than you can count that high by tens? Well, letting the air out of his tires will piss him off. Screwing up his paint job will piss him off and cost him some money. The problem with both of these methods of dealing with people like this is that they are noticed immediately. Now, for some thing that is not easily noticed without looking and has a great effect. Take some sort of air pump and pump the damn tires up till they won't hold any more air. Since car tires are very strong, they should get really high pressure in them. This works best on the newest tires. Here's three examples of what could happen: 1: He's driving along and the tires warm up. As they warm up, air inside expands and the rubber gets softer. With the pressure already at about the maximum, the tires will blow out completely, possibly all 4, and the driver will not have a good day. 2: The pressure will deform the tires slightly. They will tend to round out, therefore, less tire touches the ground. That leads to less friction. The stopping times are lengthened, turning sucks, and basic control of the vehicle is screwed. Friction is what makes the car go too. He'll have a hell of a time getting started in the first place. 10 3: A long term effect is the changing of the seasons. If the tires don't lose any air (which is unlikely over very long time periods) warming weather will cause the same effects as 1 & 2. If this is done on a really cold day and then the weather warms up consider- ably, it could happen in a day or a week. For this one, the car doesn't even have to be going anywhere. All of a sudden the tires will reach that last point and then BOOM!! One hell of a problem to fix since the weight of the car will bury the drums in an asphalt or dirt driveway. If on concrete, he'll probably need a new axle. The best time to do this is at night, and with either a hand pump or a VERY quiet electric air pump. Be careful though; If you overfill the tire it will explode in yer face. You could leave the pump going while you are hiding elsewhere until the tire does explode, and if it doesn't the tire will get very big and they won't know what to do with it. Don't use a pump you'd want to keep for this method... UPC Copying ----------- by: Neuron God. Ok... here we go... Get some fingernail polish remover. Put it on a cotton ball and spread it LIGHTLY over a UPC code. If it smears, youre screwed. Put some masking tape over the UPC code. You should get a copy of this code exactly as it appeared on the box. Now all you have to do is align the code right and make photocopies of it. Then you can take the photocopies, cut them out, and glue them right over the old UPC symbols. Since most cashiers just look at the total and change, they probably won't notice that things aren't ringing up right. You have to glue it really good though, with no wrinkles and the edges must be flat. You might even want to try clear tape around the edges. It'll take some work and some hiding from the closed circuit tv's, but if you can get the symbols fixed, you're pretty much home free. Neuron God/DK InFOWOrd CHANGE SALT WATER TO SODA - by: Mystic Blade ------------------------- Items ----- Straw Salt Water or Water Coke Machine/Pepsi Machine (ones that accept dollar bills) Directions ---------- Insert the straw into the CM or PM dollar accepter. Next pour the salt water (or ordinary tap water) through straw. Then push the Coke/Pepsi button and the change return. You can take a mouthful of salt water/tap water and blow it in. * Make sure that the straw inserted far enough in to the machine * 11 What will happen is that CM/PM will start giving out change & soda. Make sure that both buttons are pressed at the same time! What you've done is just shorted it out. A friend of mine tried this and said it worked great so enjoy. Oh yeah don't forget to dispose of the straw! Wouldn't want any evidence around would we. . . HaHaHa... Mystic Blade ---------------------------------------------------------------- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Digital Murder's Scan 'o' de Month! ----------------------------------- Scan #3- By: Zapped! -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- This Month's Scan is on the 800-333 prefix. Prefix owned by: M.C.I. (EDITOR'S NOTE to Zapped. The textfile writer you used this time sucks. Use whatever you were using for 1 & 2!) VMB's ----- 1-800-333-XXXX 0002 - * + EXTENSION 0100 - 3 DIGIT BOX 0508 - 4 DIGIT BOXES 0675 - 3 DIGIT BOX + # 0800 - # + 3 DIGIT BOX 0825 - # + PASSCODE 1103 - * + EXTENSION 1525 - 3 DIGIT BOX 1725 - 2050 - 4 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3100 - AFTER HOURS VOICE MAIL SYSTEM 4200 - 1 + EXT (3 DIGIT BOXES) 5134 - * + ENTER PASSCODE 7945 - * + ENTER PASSCODE PBX, ETC.. ---------- 1-800-333-XXXX 2500 3425 FAXES ----- 1-800-333-XXXX 0190 0190 1210 2025 4150 8205 9408 12 CARRIERS -------- 1-800-333-XXXX 0290 2175 3025 6365 8215 That's it for now, so until I get this next prefix done, go and get Zapped! ------------------------------------------------------------------- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= = Pirate Radio And Voice Pagers = = December 10, 1991 = =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= by: Chizz ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This month's main topic is pirate radio, and how to infiltrate the privacy of a personal voice pager, using my favorite tool, the scanner. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pirate radio is something that has gained a lot of popularity lately, Mostly due to the movie "Pump Up the Volume", starring Christian Slater. That movie was not totally inaccurate, but i will try and provide you with a more real-life description of pirate radio. First off, the majority of all pirate radio cannot be picked up by a normal radio. Although, some pirate stations are in the normal radio band, most are higher up in the frequency spectrum. So to receive the pirate radio, you must have some type of receiver or transceiver that can receive it. If you want something inexpensive, get one of those 'World Receivers' that radio shack sells. They can usually pick up the stations, if you listen at the right time, and on the right band. Pirate radio stations are usually run by amateur radio operators that have decided that they are tired of the normal FCC rules and regulations. Take for example, an excerpt from a letter put out by WKND, a pirate station based in Pittsburgh. 'The thought that something had to be done about the state of radio has probably been with the "Animal" (The Pirate Radio Station DJ) since the late 70's. But it took the shipboard broadcasts of Radio Newyork International in late 1987 to give us direction. After listening to their tests on 1620 Khz., WKND was born. We put the station together throughout the Summer of 1988 and made some tests. Our 'official' debut was on Halloween of '88 with a four hour "Horror Jam" of music, skits, and ID's. Power was 60 watts on 1620 only. Even, so the broadcast was widely heard. Early in 1989 we began transmitting on shortwave at 6240 KHz, with 25 watts output. Even though the stations range was increased, we didn't want to abandon 1620 completely, so recently we have been simulcasting on both frequencies at once'. 13 ** Taken from a WKND promo sheet. ** The Equipment that pirate radio stations run on vary. Someone wishing to run their own pirate radio station would need at least the following. An audio source (CD Player, Boombox, etc), a transmitter and an antenna. For example; the first broadcast of WKND used 290 feet of aluminum wire hoisted in the air by helium ballons. Of course if you are power hungry, and want to get your signal "Out There", you will need some sort of amplifier. This stuff is not cheap, i would say at least $300 for the transmitter, and then you have to consider all the other stuff you will need. As a side note on February 7, 1990 WKND was busted by the FCC and had some of their equipment confiscated, and was given a $1000 fine. So as you can see the FCC is not one of the biggest fans of pirate radio. If you would like to listen to pirate radio, or just write for more information, the following is a list of some stations, their broadcast times, addresses and phone numbers. Since one never knows how long a pirate radio station will be around, I cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information. He Man Radio 7412 KHz P.O. Box 109 Blue Summit, PA 17214 Radio Free America 7415 KHz <- (They say good luck to the feds after them) 1-800-555-5555 (??) Radio Newyork International 7435 Khz Sunday Night 9pm (Eastern) Live call in's (1-800-736-9764) Send SASE RNI 14 Prospect Ave. Yonkers, NY 10705 For some information on buying some of the equipment you would need to have your own pirate station, request the following publication. Radio World (Magazine) Industrial Marketing Advisory Services, INC. 5827 Columbia Pike Suite 310 Falls Church, VA 22041 -------------------------------------------- 14 Now on to some more scanning fun. Today voice pagers are not very common, but they are still around. You may be able to pick them up occasionly by searching on some of the following freq's. The freq's with the asterisk beside them are national pagers...(Skypager). Sample Listing 123.000 - 456.000 So you would start the set the scanner at 123.000 and end the scan at 456.000. Then you would scan from 123.000 to 456.000. Start End ------------------- 35.200 35.660 152.030 152.570 454.025 454.325 43.200 43.660 152.600 158.700 454.350 454.650 931.0125 931.3875 931.4125 931.6625 931.6875 931.9875 * * National Pagers Most pagers made today are of the Digital Variety. These pagers feature an alphanumeric display of some type. The phone number, and sometimes the name and message that is displayed, is transmitted in an encoded radio signal. When you pick up one of these pagers, you will hear a strange beeping noise, not disimilar to a modem connecting. Anyway until someone makes a decoder (or i hear about one that you can order), you will just have to hope for a voice pager. Until next month happy scanning. ---------------------------------------------- -=-=+=-=-+-=-=+=-=-+-=-=+=-=- H e a v e n ' s T r a s h -=-=+=-=-+-=-=+=-=-+-=-=+=-=- Final Wordz from Morpheus. 95% of all the work done in this world is done for the purpose of creating more work. In other words, work has little to do with life. It doesn't create life, nor does it celebrate life. Instead, work appropriates life, our lives, and we comply, selling off time of our lives in exchange for empty things that have no meaning other than symbols of living death. WRITE: Eleutheros Prod. (Workors Resistors League) POB 641 Phoenicia, NY 12464 -------------------------------------------------------- 15 Killer zines for your intellect. . . write theze ppl for info about their zines. Theze are independent magz and should be supported. (note:theze aren't 'disk' based) SMILE------------------[Produces zines Snicker and Smut PO BOX 3502 [and are $2.00 ea. Cash or money Madison, WI 53074 [orders only. No checks. Send money [orders to Karen Eliot. Theze [magz will bury your mind with [ideas. A GREAT read! MOLE-------------------[info on legalizing marijuana, PO BOX 5033 [tons of music reviews, and many Herndon, VA 22070 [articles that play heavy on your [psyche. Intelligent and [humorous. issues $3.00 ea. Propaganda-------------[Heavy gothic/industrial mag. PO BOX 296 [a great read with interviews from New Hyde Park, NY [Fields of the Nephilim, Sisters 11040 [of Mercy, & Skinny Puppy. write [them for current issue prices and [info on back issues. --------------------------------------------------------- Currently I am reorganizing my electronic zines. I have lost many over the years due to changing computer types, losing disks to spilling cans of coke, and the old ''oh shit, I'm outta disks. . . well i'll format this and get it later'' way of thinking. You can help the electronic media by spreading your collection to others! Whether your 'zine is 'disk-based' or standard print on paper, get in touch with me and i'll give you a free spot that will let others know your mag exists and what it's about. If your magazine is disk-based then call the Backdoor and upload it to one of our tfile drives. We are more than happy to support the other zines out there. I just bought another Commodore 64 so I can get into a lot of the prg type magz as well. Whether text or program and no matter what subjects you deal with, you are vital in the information network. -------------------------------------------------------- Here we are at the end of Heaven's Trash (this monthly column dedicated to supporting other zines as well as a place to throw in my random ponderings) and Digital Murder issue #3. We are in the process of adding a few support boards to the list. As of now, we dont have any other ''official'' support boards but are looking at a few that have expressed interest. Backdoor----(901)/386.6455 SysOp: Technysis Ran on Cbase 3.0 (C64) Bell Labs---(901)/757.5638 (IBM) NUP:ORION INDUSTRIES Give this boardz a call. Until next month, so long. Downloaded From P-80 International Information Systems 304-744-2253