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Damn shame but the coding will not be ready for another 3 or 4 weeks. So we are stuck with this for a few more issues. If you have for some wierd reason you have read the credits before you have read the introduction you may have noticed a new organiser for the postition of Art/Coder Organiser. We this person, Tyger is really NetRunner with a change of nick. Nothing much else to say in this issue except enjoy your the new sections we have added. [IPggi - Editor] ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Editorial ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── SEND YOUR VIEWS/COMMENTS/CORRECTIONS TO [email protected] From millen_t@******.*** Fri Jun 7 04:38:28 1996 Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1996 13:14:01 -0400 (EDT) From: millen_t@******.*** To: [email protected] Subject: Defacto7 Carding dear defacto, i recently read an article published in defacto issue #7. it talked about making free calls by using at&t's 800 number and a credit card. depending on you ess (electronic switching system) at&t and your local operators will most likely have a service called ani (automatic number identification). ani will automatically display and record the number you are calling from, unless you divert your call. one way to divert your phone call is to have your local operator dial the 800 number for you. this will not work in all area codes depending on your swtiching system is. if you have an advanced ess (ex: 407), this process will not work. at&t will still get the phone number you are calling from. so, some other ways to divert your number are beige boxing, call fowarding, pbxing, etc. check if your number is diverted by talking to the operator. once it is, you can make the ld call with the credit card. if not, at&t has your phone number and you will probally either be asked to pay for the charges or persecuted. sorry to inform you of your mistake, but something like that could destroy the scene and my fellow warez kiddiez. deathknight (millen_t) ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Dear Reader, Ok I goofed on the risks, etc. My article was only to provide people with general info on how to do it. You can still use 1-800-call-att from payphones, thats what i use it for. I never have to worry about finding 20 cents to make a phone call. Of course calling from your house has risks. All 800 #s have caller id, and especially every ATT # you call. When you call AT&T Worldnet, your whole information pops up on the screen. Name, address, phone, CC info. So my advice? Use 800callatt at pay phones, and *once* in a while at home. Many people still courier with CCs and Calling Cards, so go figure =) ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ From infiltrator@**.*******.**.** Fri Jun 7 04:39:23 1996 Date: Tue, 04 Jun 96 22:11:00 +0200 From: Infiltrator <infiltrator@**.*******.**.**> To: [email protected] Subject: defacto Hello, I think you should have a 'message section' in defacto (like in the old Imphobia magz...) which readers can send messages to... maybe.. :) //Infiltrator [dLS coder/SMuRF PoWER!] - infiltrator@**.*******.**.** ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Dear Reader, What is this section for ??? :) ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Interviews ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : TOK │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Unknown │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : Hacking │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : June 2nd, 1996 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : Hi, please tell our readers who you are and what you do in │ │ your life. │ │ │ │ Unknown : I am a professional musician, so I compose music, │ │ work with computers and like shooting, and of course │ │ I am a businessman. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Tell the readers about your first expirence with a │ │ hacker. │ │ │ │ Unknown : First time I encounted a hackers was when someone │ │ from my firm stole confidentional information through │ │ the Internet. Because of it we lost 6 contracts. │ │ This happened 2 years ago. │ │ │ │ DeFacto : How did you find out that information was stolen? │ │ │ │ Unknown : We found out the next day when one of our partners got │ │ in touch with us and said an anonymous person told │ │ him he had been from our firm. We asked him to sign │ │ up the contract without us. Also we asked system │ │ administrators of our daughter firm to check out │ │ our computers and they found a couple of "holes". And │ │ other contracts were signed up without our presense │ │ because we were too late and someone took all our │ │ information about our buyers and sellers via e-mail. │ │ In that time there wasn't any software that allowed to │ │ nuke e-mail after reading. │ │ │ │ Defacto : How much money did you lose due to the hacker's │ │ activity? │ │ │ │ Unknown : Because we didn't sign those 6 contracts we ended up │ │ losing about $1,200,000 USD. │ │ │ │ Defacto : After this incident you descided to learn about hacking. │ │ What were your reasons for taking up this 'hobby'? │ │ │ │ Unknown : In the beginning I just wanted revenge and started │ │ studing hacking and even tried to hack other computers │ │ up. A couple of times I got cought and my accounts got │ │ closed. Then I started studing programming more │ │ careful and the wish of revenge passed away. I just │ │ realised that those guys who hacked our system were │ │ working for money and were professionals. And all I │ │ could do was just bow my head in respect. Almost no one │ │ were able to hack as good as those people. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Why was it so hard to hack your own systems? │ │ │ │ Unknown : The system had only a few "holes" and security officers │ │ checked it regulary. That was first and the last time it │ │ was hacked. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Did you ever hack for money? │ │ │ │ Unknown : No. │ │ │ │ Defacto : And what would you do if someone ever offered you money │ │ to hack? │ │ │ │ Unknown : No I wouldn't do that. It is possible to make money │ │ without the high risk hacking by just using their │ │ knowledge and experience. For instance, my business. │ │ │ │ Defacto : As far as I know, hacking means big money - average │ │ price for professionals can be $50,000 USD. Doesn't │ │ that amount of money temp you? $50,000 for a night's │ │ work seems too good to be true. │ │ │ │ Unknown : Such a night would cost me several years in jail and │ │ I would miss my best years in life. Money is an │ │ unstable wish, today I have it, tomorrow I don't... │ │ It's just too risky, even for $50,000. │ │ │ │ Okay, for example, having my contracts I can do │ │ business with my clients about 10 times a year. I │ │ get 50,000-200,000 from every contract. And it takes │ │ one or two weeks to sign up a contract without risk. │ │ In my opinion that's good enough for me. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Yeah, I agree. Do you call yourself are a "peaceful" │ │ hacker? │ │ │ │ Unknown : Of course! I can hack a system (if I am lucky) for a │ │ friend in extreme situations. And of course I like to │ │ browes through the systems I hack. But if I hack a │ │ system, I won't do anything bad in there. I mean I │ │ won't steal any information, though I am able to. │ │ Sometimes I will create accounts for my friends though. │ │ But usually admins notice pretty soon and correct it. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Hmmm, don't you dig the trash? I mean Internet traffic. │ │ │ │ Unknown : No. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Does this mean you're not interested in FBI and │ │ governement systems? Don't you ever get curious and │ │ take a quick look at them? │ │ │ │ Unknown : No way! It's too dangerous for me. I don't wanna waste │ │ my time in jail. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Do you think you could get caught even through you │ │ use 4-8 hosts? │ │ │ │ Unknown : I need to know how "they" work and how "they" search for │ │ me. And also they use programs like "doorkey" that │ │ crack 200 accounts in 15 minutes. But we use slower │ │ programs. │ │ │ │ Defacto : You wanna say the best hackers work for FBI, SPA, CIA? │ │ │ │ Unknown : Not everyone. There are many hackers who work for │ │ themselves or for money and American special services │ │ search for them. They are not interested in such │ │ hackers, as I am. Of course the American Goverment has │ │ the best professionals who are very experienced and │ │ can catch a hacker very easily. First off, they search │ │ for people who try to crack security objects like B1-B3 │ │ and A1-A3. │ │ │ │ Defacto : What are B1-B3 and A1-A3? │ │ │ │ Unknown : B1 is a first security level. It contains secret and top │ │ secret information. B2 is a second security level. It's │ │ nessessery to secure every single object individually │ │ when standard programs and configurations change. B3 │ │ is an isolation of all security objects based on │ │ hardware. Protection based on memory management │ │ secures domain against modifications of security model. │ │ For example, SCOMP System from Honeywell is a system │ │ as I described it. (A1), A2 and A3 can be added in the │ │ objects of higher level. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Do you think a qualified hacker can crack any system? │ │ │ │ Unknown : No. I mean they could do it if they are lucky enough │ │ but they can get caught easily. An example is a hacker │ │ from Russia who hacked CityBank and stole a large │ │ ammount of money. He didn't get caught the first time │ │ but when he attemped a second time the security system │ │ were ready and they caught him. │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : DiZZiDeNT │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Liquid │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : Choosing │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : Hi Liquid, I am DiZZiDeNT from DeFacto, mind answering a │ │ few questions ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Nope.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay.. First can you tell our readers who you are, and │ │ what groups you are in ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Ok.. I am LiquiD and I am currently working with Digital │ │ Traders.. as a courier.. Motiv8.. also as a courier.. │ │ Lightning.. again as a courier.. and Dawn as the Courier- │ │ Coordinator.. (almost) =P │ │ │ │ Defacto : Wow.. lotsa courier groups.. no problems with it ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Not really.. I had a experiance with that sort of thing.. │ │ A little while back I was looking into RtS.. ORD had │ │ excepted me if I would quit motiv8. But I couldn't just │ │ leave.. I had been with m8 for a while.. so I declined.. │ │ I have been with Digital for 2 weeks now.. and Frost has │ │ asked me to leave m8 also.. I haven't made my decision │ │ yet.. because it is a hard one.. But the reason why I have │ │ helped each group out is that I do different jobs for │ │ each.. Like for m8 I IRC offer 0day.. for DGT I move 0day │ │ to their ftps. and for dawn and lightning.. they are │ │ basically whatever needs to be done. │ │ │ │ Defacto : About IRC Offers.. what channels do you think are the │ │ best, and why ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Well.. #Exceed sure has alot of ppl.. and its mostly just │ │ a leech old shit channel.. nothing really new passes │ │ through it.. #m8leech is the best I considor.. it ALWAYS │ │ will have new stuff.. and The @'s don't ignore you and │ │ think there hard.. we will help the ppl in channel at all │ │ times.. unless we are away.. #united isn't good at all.. │ │ too many groups.. Not enuf ppl know what they are doing.. │ │ THC is the only exception.. THC should leave that lame │ │ channel.. from what I hear.. its even worse then I have │ │ described.. so #1 M8LEECH #2 EXCEED the rest isn't worth │ │ it! │ │ │ │ Defacto : If you offer, your shell will be lagged, and much of slow │ │ dcc's are taken, so you have to wait a really long time │ │ if you offer big releases. and you dont get any credits │ │ out of it.. What is the fun part ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Well.. helping ppl out .. and getting recognition.. Plus │ │ this is how you learn.. without offers.. we would all be │ │ lost.. =) │ │ │ │ Defacto : And i think it is great publicity if you just started a │ │ new group.. │ │ │ │ Liquid : Oh.. most Definately.. That is how you get known! │ │ │ │ Defacto : About the safety, if you offer in a channel you are │ │ easy to trace, is it dangerous according to you ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Well.. everything is Dangerous in the Scene.. but this │ │ is probably a little bit more.. sometimes you gotta │ │ take a chance though.. =) │ │ │ │ Defacto : Yup, I agree, if you cant stand the heat.. get out of the │ │ kitchen :) How about Dawn, can you tell me more about │ │ that group ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Well.. Dawn is a Utils releasing group.. Founded by │ │ J_Dredd.. headed by |000| dARKRAGe. Not to forget a few │ │ great suppliers.. when we first came out.. we released │ │ 12 releases in 14 days.. and beat PWA and DOD in the │ │ reviews section of Rcn-15 by at least 3 points.. we are │ │ in kind of a slump but we are just getting out of it.. │ │ Expect to see us around! │ │ │ │ Defacto : Much steady suppliers in Dawn ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Yes.. alot.. but they just around as much as they need to │ │ be. but when they try.. they kick ass! │ │ │ │ Defacto : Lets hope so, not many good and steady release groups │ │ around now.. │ │ │ │ Liquid : Except for RAZOR CD 1911, Hybrid, NPM, PSG and DOD, PWA, │ │ etc.. =) │ │ │ │ Defacto : Yeah, they allways rock.. What is happening with Motiv8, │ │ I mean, what is your point of view ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Well.. Motiv8 has always kicked ass.. we had a little │ │ trouble when IGOR and Davan left.. but since the return │ │ of IGOR and the Senior Promote of DiZZiDeNT we are Back │ │ on Track.. We picked up Druggy, the president of Sinful │ │ Traders, and promoted him to council.. which I though was │ │ a BIG mistake.. I was right and Druggy was kick in less │ │ then a week.. but we have Good ppl, like [mentAt].. a │ │ really good member.. puts it all together.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : So you think motiv8 will soon be back on track ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Well.. like I said earlier.. I sure as hell hope so.. but │ │ I might not be a part of it.. I like DiGital and Motiv8 │ │ very much.. but I must decide in a week.. soo.. I hope │ │ they both kick some ass.. whether I am with m8 or dgt! =) │ │ │ │ Defacto : Did DiGital ask you to join, or did you apply for it ? │ │ │ │ Liquid : I applyed.. through SHiNGEN.. one of the council members. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Well let us know what group you choose.. │ │ │ │ Liquid : I will.. =P │ │ │ │ Defacto : Well, is there anyone you like to greet, or pay respects │ │ too.. ? I think we are done.. │ │ │ │ Liquid : Yea.. Thanks.. I would like to Greet Amnesia.. (you done │ │ good), Napalm (your rad no matter what ppl say), │ │ [mentAt].. (your the backbone to everything), PHoBiA.. │ │ (Great Courier), Tklp, TQR, IGOR, DiZZiDeNT, DragnsTar, │ │ and Last but not Least.. J_Dredd and the whole dAWN │ │ Squad.. oh yea.. and all the others I missed.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Thanks for interview.. any words to defacto? │ │ │ │ Liquid : Yes.. Your a Great E-MAG with good reporters.. Keep up │ │ the Good Work! │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : Ipggi │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Druggy │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : SiN, Wildd │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : Welcome Druggy .. Can you tell the readers who you are │ │ and what are your current affils. ? │ │ │ │ Druggy : Well, I am your common IRC Junkie, I am founder of The │ │ Cartel, and my only affil right now is Stoned.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Only a week ago you where president of a up and coming │ │ courier group called Sin Couriers. Why did you decide to │ │ leave and attemped to kill the group? │ │ │ │ Druggy : I did not attempt to kill anything, I left it in control │ │ of Wildd. And the main reason I did leave, is because, │ │ well, all of the responsibilites were pushed on me, and │ │ the seniors/delegation didn't help any.. so instead of │ │ complaining.. I just left.... │ │ │ │ Defacto : In an interview Entropy did with Wildd he claims you │ │ where sucking up to 'higher' people to try and join a │ │ more famous group. This seems pretty true considering │ │ straight after you left you joined Motiv8 and became a │ │ senior for that group. │ │ │ │ Druggy : Yes, this is true also.. Would not you? I mean, damn, if │ │ you had alot of work to do in one group, and was offered │ │ a high position in a more well known group, where │ │ responsibilites were more dispersed, wouldn't you go?! │ │ │ │ Defacto : No .. I believe in LOYALTY. I think you should build up │ │ the group you have started. Not just bail ship. Well │ │ anyway soon after you joined Motiv8 and became a senior │ │ you were kicked with some people shouting out 'NARC' .. │ │ Can you tell us your views on why you where kicked. │ │ │ │ Druggy : <Sigh> Here we go. A week before I joined Motiv8, two of │ │ their siteops joined us, Pseudo/Storm. Now, since I HAD │ │ TO DO ALL THE WORK in the group, and the members were │ │ always bugging ME, instead of the FTP Co-ordinator for │ │ the sites, I just decided to send out a newsletter every │ │ day or so. I done this ever since I started Sin. When I │ │ joined Motiv8 everything was cool. But then the next day, │ │ I came on and people were telling me about a list. │ │ Somehow, a root in Canada got a hold of the site list, and │ │ decided to NARC on the siteops.. including a few of my │ │ Sin sites. So everyone called me, a) either a narc, or │ │ b) a stupid fuck who shouldn't have given out a list. │ │ I know I am the source of the error, but I had no other │ │ efficient way of distributing these sites.. And it is │ │ funny, this JUST happened when I left to go to Motiv8. │ │ *As the last newsletter I sent out was a week old. │ │ Therefore, despite what Wildd says, there has to be │ │ either a) a narc in sin, or b) a fucking asshole who just │ │ wanted to get me back for leaving sin... │ │ │ │ Defacto : So do you accept responsibility for your actions. Do │ │ you feel that you got what you deserved? │ │ │ │ Druggy : Yes, I don't deserve to be in M8, I fucked up, and in │ │ order, fucked M8 up, and everyone in M8 hates my guts │ │ now.. So, I think what they decided is right, and I │ │ respect that. │ │ │ │ Defacto : So tell us now about your new venture, Cartel. │ │ │ │ Druggy : Well... It seems M8 kicked out everyone who came with me │ │ also, so I just started a new group.. Mostly couriering, │ │ but we also have one ex-ata supplier... │ │ │ │ Defacto : What are your goals or targets for this group ? │ │ │ │ Druggy : Well, to remain dedicated, and have responsibilities │ │ dispersed, and have dedicated couriers, who keep their │ │ ratios even. So far it looks very promising... │ │ │ │ Defacto : If you where offered a job in Amnesia, Digital, Empire, │ │ or what-ever would you drop Cartel and take the offer? │ │ │ │ Druggy : You're funny you know that. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Im serious │ │ │ │ Druggy : No! I might join, but I would not drop. You don't │ │ understand what was happening in SiN.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Ok thanks for your time ... Any final comments before we │ │ go ? │ │ │ │ Druggy : Yeah, greets go especially to TWO of DMT, thanks for │ │ letting Nite_Owl join us bro! =] │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : Entropy │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Wildd │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : Druggy Leaving SiN for MOTiV8 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : June 5th, 1996 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay Wildd can you tell us who you are and what groups │ │ you currently represent? │ │ │ │ Wildd : Well, I am the president for Sinful Traders, and I quit │ │ all other groups I was in. │ │ │ │ Defacto : What are your past experiences with groups. Both as a │ │ leader and as a member? │ │ │ │ Wildd : Hmm. I started out in PoC and shortly after, it split up, │ │ so I went to Violation. I was there as a FTP Coord, and │ │ worked my way up to VP before Druggy left for a new group, │ │ which became Sin. At that time, I left with him. At Sin, │ │ I started as a member on the Senior Council. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Recently Druggy left over a dispute I imagine to become │ │ Motiv8 council. Can you tell us exactly in your words │ │ what happened to transpire this situation? │ │ │ │ Wildd : Druggy was a good leader... as termed by one of my │ │ members, 'The Man Who Got Things Done', and that caught │ │ a lot of people's eyes. After a while, he made friends │ │ with people in Motiv8. He had talked about merging Sin │ │ into Motiv8 loosely, and we all agreed not to. A few │ │ days later, I got a message from him that he was │ │ disbanning Sin and leaving for Motiv8, which surprised │ │ me... I am not sure why he left. Only he knows that... │ │ it could be for power, it could just be that he got sick │ │ of where he was. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Before he left Sin, you guys had acquired many sites. A │ │ group that seemed to be on such an uprise losing its │ │ main coordinator. A man, in your members words, who did │ │ everything. Why did he leave? │ │ │ │ Wildd : He has always been whacked off of course when people │ │ didn't do what he wanted. If he asked someone to upload │ │ a gig one night, and they upped 900 meg, he would get │ │ really stressed out. He took too much personal values in │ │ the group... like it was 'his' creation... which it was. │ │ │ │ Defacto : In your view would you say that druggy had become │ │ possessive over what he called *HIS* group in not working │ │ as a team? Created more or less a god complex? │ │ │ │ Wildd : Somewhat... he was very protective and concerned with it, │ │ but at the same time, he was getting distracted from Sin │ │ with all the attention that he was drawing... he spent a │ │ lot of time 'sucking up' to high up people. │ │ │ │ Defacto : How do you feel his leaving the group will affect you? │ │ Have you made any new plans or started to reorganize? │ │ │ │ Wildd : When I took over as president, I immediately brought in │ │ two of my old and trusted friends, Crash and Phiber │ │ (Thanks guys. you helped a lot!) and we planned the │ │ reconstruction of Sin. We added many members, promoted │ │ some, kicked some... basically redesigned Sin... but at │ │ the same time, we had the issue: Most of our sites went │ │ with Druggy. So it took a lot of work to get places for │ │ people to upload to, but I'm proud to say our couriers │ │ have filled 4 harddrives to date. │ │ │ │ Defacto : I do Understand how that goes. Does SiN plan on moving │ │ into the irc couriering aspect or mainly FTP? I know that │ │ a lot of groups have been moving into IRC, but still the │ │ statement arises that people think IRC killed Fate. What │ │ do you think of that Issue? │ │ │ │ Wildd : The plans are for us to move into the IRC scene, but only │ │ partially. We added an IRC division of a few people. │ │ Nothing like Fate... We are trying to keep it under │ │ control... We also added a BBS division and we still │ │ plan to do FTP couriering. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay Wildd well thank you for your time. Is there │ │ anything else that you would like to add? │ │ │ │ Wildd : Yes. First, I would like to say good luck to Druggy. │ │ Second, I want to thank all the SiN couriers that stuck │ │ with us while we regrouped. They are doing a HELL of a │ │ job. │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : Entropy & Trite │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Anti-Dirivative │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : Fate │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : June 6th, 1996 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : Recently Fate Decided to change the name of the well │ │ known and EXTREMLY popular #Fatefiles to something new │ │ and something that did not even hint Fate in the name. │ │ Can you tell us some of the reasons behind this change? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : There are 2 reasons: │ │ 1) fATE needed to disassociate itself with it's humongus │ │ offer channel's name. We had everyone employed at │ │ the SPA in the channel just laughing it up and │ │ kicking our couriers. Sending emails to their root's │ │ and so on. Lots of attention we didn't need. │ │ 2) It was fun, it was neat, but it was time we released │ │ it from our control. We were spending way too much │ │ time constantly trying to regain control of #fatefiles │ │ from lame "irc takeover groups" that made #ff their │ │ #1 target. A sort of breaking into fort knox on irc. │ │ So it is now run by another group, we still have some │ │ policy decisions and bot access though. It's a huge │ │ stress release │ │ │ │ Defacto : People have rumored and gossiped about the different │ │ reasons that Fate has received such a bad name. The │ │ main reason that people associate this with is Fatefiles │ │ and Fates dedication to IRC couriering. Something that a │ │ lot of people think is a waste of time. How do you │ │ comment on that? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : hmm, I would hardly say we have a "dedication" to irc │ │ couriering. We've always once on the net had our sites │ │ at the core. Infact we did little if any irc courier at │ │ first. If of our couriers curry on irc, it was by their │ │ own choice. We don't really care either way about it as │ │ long as it doesn't interfere with their ftp assignments. │ │ As for our bad name, people just do it because they get │ │ into a habit. There are a lot of elitists in the scene. │ │ I don't know why people rag on us, and I don't really │ │ care. I, nor does the rest of my crew need to hear from │ │ anyone that our group sucks. We are very happy, and we │ │ know we are doing great and getting better. │ │ │ │ Defacto : So your saying #ff wasn't even a necessity of fate │ │ couriers, it was something that fate couriers did on │ │ their own ambition? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : Well, not exactly. #ff was started and operated by us, │ │ officially, from the council, not by the couriers, but it │ │ was not part of our jobs list. It was sort of a side thing │ │ and since we were the first to do it, it became huge. │ │ Eventually it manifested into a monster, as you know if │ │ you join the chan :) │ │ │ │ Defacto : Recently (2-3) months or so ago I guess.. Mikeysoft │ │ Joined Fate as a Senior. Can you tell us about the │ │ groups decision to invite him in and what exactly │ │ happened in the SHORT period of time he was with the │ │ group. │ │ │ │ Anti-D : We invited him in because he was qualified and had │ │ specifically lended us a hand in a very trying time for │ │ the group. Mikey is, no doubt, incredibly smart and │ │ seasoned for the scene, and in business in general. │ │ Mikey actually did not do a whole lot. He was coined │ │ Public Relations Manager, but with his various IRC │ │ adventures and millions of other jobs he was doing, he │ │ didn't have much time for fATE, which left him just │ │ hanging out a lot, but that was ok. He was there when we │ │ needed him, and when he came he always brought a lot to │ │ the table. │ │ │ │ Defacto : So why was he allowed membership in fate if he didn't do │ │ a lot? Was it because fate was insuring more channel │ │ security with him being an irc operator? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : Not at all. Mikey had always helped us with #ff a good bit │ │ before he was in the group, and he was always willing to │ │ help. His allowance into the group was not relevant to │ │ his o-lines. Infact he has saved #ff2 (I'll call it :) ) │ │ a couple times since out of fATE. He was allowed │ │ membership because of experience, contacts, maturity, │ │ wit, and common sense. Things found very rare on the net │ │ and in the scene in general. I leap at the chance to │ │ find a senior member with those qualities. Besides, like │ │ I said, Mikey was there when needed for the most part, we │ │ just sorta let it slide. Mikey was definitely a unique │ │ situation though. I don't want to give the impression │ │ that our seniors are allowed to slack because it is quite │ │ the opposite. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Fate is such a large group but really has not made a name │ │ for Itself on some of the bigger sites such as LA, BBX, │ │ CRC and some others. Is Fate not trying to become the │ │ best or are you as some people say "A Courierngr group │ │ for the masses"? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : Neither. I don't define the best by other peoples sites. │ │ We just started getting some presence on LA, BBX and CRC, │ │ btw- BBX, started as a fATE site and well, that's a whole │ │ other story. Anyway our sites are packed and fast. Our │ │ main site is comparable to CRC or LA. Maybe we may miss │ │ a release by 5-20 mins, what group doesn't. All groups │ │ get some things faster as you know, mostly dependent on │ │ their "official releasers". We are the best group for │ │ everyone in our group and always will be. fATE is a tight │ │ crowd and we've come a long long way, we haven't lived so │ │ long and watched others come and go by luck, without │ │ getting too "disneyish" there is a bit of a magic to fATE, │ │ a difference between it and other groups in the scene. │ │ That's what we pride ourselves on more then presence on │ │ LA. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Fate, to me, does not seem to be wanting to improve its │ │ image. A groups moral presence in itself, I agree, is a │ │ good thing to have higher than that of what other people │ │ think of you. But I have noticed almost anytime somebody │ │ from Fate enters a channel and starts talking about Fate │ │ they are blasted almost immediately for even mentioning │ │ the name. This is something to me that would atleast start │ │ to nerve me a bit. Do you feel that this is something that │ │ maybe the Seniors in fate should be working on improving │ │ (By getting better on LA, BBX, etc.) to improve your │ │ image to help your couriers out there in irc/Judgment. │ │ If not for their respect that they deserve? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : Well, not exactly, if you've been in the scene, you know │ │ that the majority of ppl in it are, well, childish. │ │ Anybody who says that fATE is lame is saying because │ │ they don't know us, because I've been in a lot of groups: │ │ TDU-JAM, RiSC for a short while, DoD, quite a few years. │ │ I know what lame is, and know what not if you call fATE │ │ lame, then you, yourself are a liar, because you don't │ │ know anything about fATE and I know this, and the seniors │ │ know this, but yes, it is very disheartening when a new │ │ courier might have to deal with this. It would be nice to │ │ be on more sites of the "big l33t sites", but we are just │ │ concerned about it fATE is on a different level (not │ │ higher or lower) but a different idea I assure you. │ │ Anyone on a fATE site has all the warez damn near as fast │ │ as LA or CRC or whatever. That's what matters. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Some other groups in the past have changed their name as │ │ a move to "start with a clean slate," has fate considered │ │ this to escape its reputation? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : Yes; And we have unanimously decide not to. We don't need │ │ to cower behind a new name. I have never been more proud │ │ in my life period, and I know many of the council / │ │ seniors / members feel the same. I wouldn't change the │ │ name if there was guarantee to be #1 by a landslide. │ │ Groups that are willing to change their name just to be │ │ popular with the other kids on the playground are the │ │ same groups that come and go. fATE/RiSC remain. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay well thank you for your time. Is there anything else │ │ you would like to say before we end? │ │ │ │ Anti-D : I see a LOT of new groups talk about in there nfo's, │ │ "If you want maturity and a solid professional group │ │ with no fooling around come to <insert group here>" all │ │ the time, and they talk about how they are so experienced │ │ and blah blah, and you find out it's a hyper 12 year old │ │ running the show screwing up the whole ordeal now, │ │ without sounds like a elitist, because I despise them. │ │ Their ripping fATE off. We made professional, we made │ │ like a business, we screened for age and only brought │ │ in mature members. fATE is the group that has the unique │ │ qualities of maturity, loyalty, experience, good │ │ infrastructure, and vision for the future not to say that │ │ other groups do not, but don't just copy our damn nfo │ │ speeches and lie. I don't expect many to understand what │ │ I'm saying it's a personal pet peeve and it just pisses │ │ me off. so there. blah. :) │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : Tok │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Violator │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : Demolition Dir? │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : June 14th, 1996 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : How old are you? │ │ │ │ Violator : Im 24 │ │ │ │ Defacto : Please, tell our readers who are, what groups you are │ │ in, and what positions you hold in those groups. │ │ │ │ Violator : Well im in many groups. I run DMN, im in scum (been in │ │ scum since the start), im in STN (new upcomming group I │ │ hope!), Empire (??)).. hehe.. I try to stay out of too │ │ many groups.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Why do you restrict yourself to only a few groups? │ │ │ │ Violator : I dont get to much into that "im leeter then you │ │ bullshit", im in this for one reason, to give away │ │ free stuff ;> Anyone that has more then 5 affils, is │ │ a netfag. Cant stand that shit. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay, tell our readers about your life on scene, maybe a │ │ short history of yourself? │ │ │ │ Violator : Ok, well I started off way back when, I joined a Amiga │ │ group. Went from there and found my self in Fairlight. │ │ Then to Risc & Razor (Different handle) :> and then to │ │ scum. After thats its been boring! I mainly supply, but │ │ I occisionally trade, and stuff like that ;> │ │ │ │ Defacto : Why did you quit from Razor/Risc ? │ │ │ │ Violator : I quit becuase I had no time for warez a year or so │ │ ago.. I quit the same time Mirage went down, and many │ │ many bbs's were getting busted.. It just seemed │ │ everything was dying.. so I dropped out for a bit and │ │ concentrated on my school (college) :> │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay, so why haven't you rejoined Razor or Risc, they │ │ are excellent groups. │ │ │ │ Violator : Yes, they are very nice.. but I wanted to start over. │ │ To try somthing else out.. not be called at 9pm to go │ │ get a game to courier to Mirage, or Agents of Fortune.. │ │ Was just getting to much.. I tried H/P/V for a while, │ │ but that got boring also.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : After this break, you decided to start your own group │ │ Demolition? │ │ │ │ Violator : No ;>, actually its a REAL LONG STORY. Ill make it │ │ simple, round the time I was supplying for scum, I was │ │ invite to a group called MTY (Ran by CP).. well I was in │ │ that group for a while, and then CP left the face of the │ │ earth.. So we all revolted and started a group called │ │ "FTA" (which me and Ghost Rider ran) for a LONG TIME.. │ │ then after we got tired of that, we merged with VND to │ │ form DMN.. which we are now. │ │ │ │ Defacto : How old is Demolition? │ │ │ │ Violator : DMN has been alive for around 1+ years.. FTA another 9+ │ │ months on top of that..Its been alive mainly because of │ │ myself and a few people in the group. I am the only │ │ supplier and dedicated people are doing the rest. │ │ │ │ Defacto : I mainly heard about Demoltion 4/5 months ago ealy good │ │ group, was, `coz i dont see much releases by u pplz, │ │ wass wrong now? │ │ │ │ Violator : Well, mainly I dont have time to rip/crack/package/supply │ │ all the releases, and Im in to many groups supplying │ │ them stuff ;>, Its not because of the members in the │ │ group, its becuase of me and not having all day to do │ │ warez, to me Money and my Business comes first. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Is Demoltion dying ? │ │ │ │ Violator : No, we have been in worst situations before, but I feel │ │ as time moves on, we will eventually move on.. I myself │ │ will never leave it (unless i feel that the group is │ │ ready to move on).. to many move on's in that sentence '> │ │ hehe, well I see us going on for another couple months.. │ │ and now that I am willing to supply games again, I see │ │ a different road ahead. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Don't you think it's bad for a group to only be supported │ │ by only one supplier ? │ │ │ │ │ │ Violator : Hehe, look at TDU-JAM!. or some of the other groups out │ │ there, I have personally supplied DMN every DMN-*.zip │ │ release (well a couple has come from members, but 95% is │ │ mine) thats a LOT for one person to do... and when that │ │ 1) person cracks, rips, supplies and packages his own │ │ releases it makes it tougher ;> │ │ │ │ Defacto : But what happens if you don't have access to the internet │ │ for a period of time, wouldn't that serverly hurt the │ │ group ? At least in the short term ? │ │ │ │ Violator : Hehehe.. well You do have a good point, it has'nt │ │ happened yet. So lets hope it dosent happen ;> │ │ │ │ Defacto : How did you come up with Demolition's name? And why do │ │ you supply for two utils/apps groups? Are there any │ │ conflict of interests? │ │ │ │ Violator : hehe, well I never chose the name DMN, that was left to │ │ the other leaders (QN and Headhunter) I just went along │ │ for the ride, and said ok thats kewl .. but for the │ │ conflict of intrest no, I have respect for both groups.. │ │ I know where my place is in both groups, and it stays │ │ that way. There have maybe been a few times, maybe when │ │ I was starting over again.. but I like being a provider │ │ of goodies, and will always do so, unless god forbid │ │ somthing happens, like getting married or somthing "> │ │ │ │ Defacto : I know many people in the scene who are older then your │ │ avaerge teenager and they think there is no problems │ │ with themselves sometimes being twice as old other │ │ members. They trade wares and are leaders in release │ │ groups etc. Do you think the age of a person effects │ │ who/how they are in the scene? │ │ │ │ Violator : To me age has no meaning to warez.. look at Cybernetic │ │ tiger(45!), LeodLion (old) ;> Liquidater (40'ish.. he'll │ │ kill me!).. No, to me age and warez are ok. The older │ │ you get, more layed back you get. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Do you make any money from being in the warez scene? │ │ │ │ Violator : HELL NO, warez is just that warez "By defination = │ │ Giving away free software" │ │ │ │ Defacto : Can you tell us your definition of pirating? │ │ │ │ Violator : Pirating .. Well to me, giving away what dos'nt belong │ │ to you. Thats what it means to me. Put aside all the │ │ group bullshit, and that what it boils down to. Giving │ │ away something for nothing. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay, thanks for interview, anyword for Defacto maybe? │ │ │ │ │ │ Violator : Yeah, more issues.. and can I spew out some quick greets? │ │ │ │ Defacto : Sure, go for it. │ │ │ │ Violator : Zpat (where are you man!???) - Tifer (Buddy!!) - │ │ Liquidater (Titty bar!) - Baked Potato (next time we │ │ will win in reno!). │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : Ipggi │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Scorpian │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : Rise To Power │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : Welcome sC^, tell the readers who you are and what │ │ affils you currently hold? │ │ │ │ SC : Well, I am Scorpion, I am president in Rise To Power. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Normally it's Defacto's policy not to interview new │ │ groups, the main reasons being are: │ │ a) They die after a few weeks. │ │ b) The merge into some other group. │ │ c) We never see anything good from them. │ │ │ │ │ │ But R2P has only been around for 2 weeks and you have │ │ already released a much long awaited release Grand Prix │ │ 2 before the other main groups such as RazorCD, Prestige, │ │ etc. Will you continue this quality or will you guys just │ │ fade away into a distant memory? │ │ │ │ SC : No, we plan to stick it out.. We have a great amount of │ │ suppliers that can supply a great amount of quality. │ │ Occationally we will have a slip up and fade away for │ │ awhile. But we will come screaming back with another │ │ release.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Are you guys a dedicated games group or a mixed group │ │ (utils/apps/games)? │ │ │ │ SC : Well, Since we know that most Games/Apps/Utils groups │ │ are lame.. We are deciding what we should stick to.. │ │ Most probably Utils/Apps... │ │ │ │ Defacto : So this release of Grand Prix 2 was just a one off fluke? │ │ │ │ SC : Nod, We had the offer from a supplier (sadd). And we │ │ took it. But.. Now it seems to of back fired on us.. │ │ Dont forget.. We have released such Utils and Apps as │ │ (Quick Site), (Print Screen v2) (Rage Against the Machine │ │ SS) (Virus Net) and a lot more. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Did your group pay sadd or offer him a gift for the │ │ release? │ │ │ │ SC : No. He is a supplier for Prestige, he wanted to get us on │ │ the ball a little more, So he offered us the release. │ │ And we took it. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Ahhh. Well like you say it has kind of back fired now :) │ │ Do you know what Prestige thinks about one of their │ │ suppliers offering a release like GP2 to a small, new, │ │ unknown util group? │ │ │ │ SC : I am sure that they do not like it. But, It is not our │ │ fault.. It is the suppliers for offering it to us.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay, what about these rumours of GP2 not working or being │ │ bugged. Are there any truths to these, and if so will you │ │ be releasing a patch for it ? │ │ │ │ SC : No, GP2 is a working game, There is a crack for it in │ │ disk 1.. I myself have played it.. And have liked it.. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Okay thanks for you time, any final comments/shouts/etc │ │ before we go ? │ │ │ │ SC : Yeah.. I am tired of seeing people coming into channels │ │ and complaining. All they do is leech-leech-leech. There │ │ is no skill in leeching. But releasing is a very hard, │ │ complicated. Computers are not our lives. Some of us │ │ have jobs and even families to contend with. But we are │ │ not here to answer all of your problems. But we are here │ │ to have fun. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Well you do find that most of those people who just leech, │ │ leech and then complain that the release is not working │ │ because they are running Windows 95 with 8megs of RAM │ │ when the info says 16megs. Are young immature teenagers │ │ or people who act like they are who don't give a crap │ │ about anyone but themselves and don't understand how │ │ much effort it takes to release and run a group. │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewer(s) : Tok │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Interviewie(s) : Pest │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Subject : The Legend │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Date Interviewed : June 16th, 1996 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Defacto : Tell our reader who you are, what groups you are currently │ │ in and your positions in these groups? │ │ │ │ Pest : Well my name is Pest and i am a supplier for Razor 1911 │ │ │ │ Defacto : Would you call yourself a 'main supplier'? Haven't you │ │ supplied at least 6 to 8 releases by Razor of late? │ │ │ │ Pest : Well yes I have supplied quite a few of the last games │ │ that razor has put out, but I am not their main supplier. │ │ │ │ Defacto : How is Razor's position currently going? Don't just say │ │ it's the best group, as usual. Tell us something more │ │ interesting. │ │ │ │ Pest : Well Razor is in a pretty good postition, Though we are │ │ experiencing more competition than we did in January to │ │ April. But Razor is fine and releasing the top games as │ │ usual. │ │ │ │ Defacto : What you mean when you say 'top games'? │ │ │ │ Pest : Well games like Panzer General are good quality titles, │ │ also we should be getting some nice titles this month. │ │ │ │ Defacto : These new titles .. can you tell us anything about them? │ │ │ │ Pest : I can say with confidence Razor should release Grand │ │ Prix 2 (Read interview with sC^ to read about how R2P │ │ beat everyone to GP2 - Editor) │ │ │ │ Defacto : I want to ask you about your conflict with Napalm. In │ │ their time they released a lot of good games, like │ │ Descent II, Witchhaven II, etc. But you dont give them any │ │ respect, what the problem here? │ │ │ │ Pest : When lamers like TSA tell me that Razor sucks and Napalm │ │ is this massive group of releasing power I have to laugh. │ │ │ │ 1st NPM has *NEVER* beat razor 1 month │ │ │ │ 2nd NPM releases are banned and nuked all over the │ │ place. │ │ │ │ Then he says NPM always releases working games, and then │ │ I have to die laughing at his moronic logic, I can │ │ remember Descent 2, Earthseige 2, Judge Dread, │ │ NBA Live 96. all these games were fucked up on, there is │ │ still more but am sure we all know about them ...ie. │ │ Battle Arena Toshinden. │ │ │ │ Defacto : Do you think Napalm is going downhill? │ │ │ │ Pest : Well once a group hasn't released in over 1 month it │ │ usually is assumed they are going downhill, espcially │ │ when they lose on AcLAME games, the comapany where they │ │ have an insider! │ │ │ │ Defacto : How many years have you been on scene? Can you tell our │ │ readers how you originally joined razor and for what │ │ reasons? │ │ │ │ Pest : Well I have been on the scene since December of 1995 so I │ │ guess seven months about, to join razor you must do │ │ something usefull, ie. supply, courier, etc.. Razor is │ │ legend, the longest games group ever on the scene, Razor │ │ commands respect. While groups die every few months, │ │ Razor lives on. │ │ │ │ Defacto : So you have been in razor all your scene life? │ │ │ │ Pest : I started as a supplier for razor on January 1, 1996. I │ │ supplied Razor's first game of 1996 (Dawn Patrol Head to │ │ Head) │ │ │ │ Defacto : Hehehe, I remember that release! It was the first game in │ │ 1996! A good release Pest! What do you think about the │ │ current situation on scene, with competition between │ │ games groups? │ │ │ │ Pest : Well the competition is alot more intense, Prestige, │ │ Razor, and Hybrid are all very strong releasers and │ │ provide good competition. │ │ │ │ Defacto : What are the TOP 6 game release groups in your opinion. │ │ │ │ Pest : TOP 6 by Pest!: ... Hmmmm as of June i would say: │ │ │ │ 1. Prestige │ │ 2. Razor │ │ 3. Hybrid │ │ 4. RoR │ │ 5. Dynasty │ │ 6. Mantis │ │ │ │ Defacto : Have you ever been in trouble by the FBI or SPA? │ │ │ │ Pest : No, I have never been busted by anyone for any crimes, │ │ and never been back billed a cent! │ │ │ │ Defacto : Do you have any final words for Defacto and any │ │ shouts/greets? │ │ │ │ Pest : Well greets go out to ... Bunter, Everclear, USoldier, │ │ Conficere, Zeus, Holybeast, Rom Racer, Jester King, Thor, │ │ Shadow "Budget" "Cant get his dick up to save his life" │ │ Master, and all the others I missed. I love the magazine! │ │ Really nice coding! and thanx for the interview! │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Articles ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ Memorable Quotes │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ By Juk-In-The-Bocks │ │ │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ MEMORABLE QUOTES: │ │ │ │ │ │ 187 // Motiv8...... "I wish there was like 120 minutes in hour" │ │ │ │ Melon Dezign....... "Won't Mom and Dad be surprised when they │ │ wake up and find out they're hooked on heroin?" │ │ │ │ DOX'96............. "Personal Packer Greetings: none mentioned - none │ │ forgotten" │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ And finally ranked greetings to .. │ │────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│ │ SCISSORS 911.................it's like a Razor with doubled memberlist. │ │ d00D.................................................DungeOn Of Drinks. │ │ PIRANIAS WITH ATTITUDE...........same homeplace as for pirates - water. │ │ PAN-ALM.........................a different chemical formula, thats it. │ │ HEH-BREED............................................always funny guys. │ │ M.......8............................get a motivation for masturbation. │ │ TIRE-&-I......................................too much Formula-1 races. │ │ RED-BELLS.....................................................or balls? │ │ AM-NAUSEA............................what I did just say? cant rememba. │ │ PRESS-SIEGE.......................its when photographers come over you. │ │────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│ │ and all the rest who dont rythme with anything!│ │ │ │ ·┌─────────────────────────┐· │ │ :Juk-In-The-Bocks // [SOdOM]: │ │ ·└─────────────────────────┘· │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ POLL - What Do Parents Think About Warez? │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ By Fib-Boy │ │ │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ This a question came to mind, What do their parents think/know about │ │ warez. I spent several days taking a survey and came up with some │ │ surprising results. Of those polled 70% said that their parents had │ │ no clue of what they where doing or even what a warez. The majority │ │ of the warez community is under 18, so therefore living at home with │ │ their parents. Due to this a question came to mind, what do their │ │ parents think/know about warez. I spent several days taking a survey │ │ and came up with some surprising results. Of those polled 70% said │ │ that thier parents had no clue of what they where doing or even what │ │ a warez was. The remaining 30% mainly had parents who knew and did │ │ not care or even participated in it with thier child. Some of the │ │ responses that where in the minority (30%) included ... │ │ │ │ "My parents are kewl about it, they know alot about the warez scene. │ │ I have half of my family that loves to go out on the net and get new │ │ shit for their computers." │ │ │ │ "My dad encourages it, he even taught me, he's been in the scene before │ │ MOD, fuck he was phreaking when the mentor and Kevin Mitnick where │ │ too young to hold a keyboard and my dad is in the army, and says that │ │ the US Government doesn't care about warez, and that people like │ │ Chris Carter who THINK they are doing the gov't a favor, when in │ │ reality it doesn't matter to them." │ │ │ │ There was only one response that was totally negative saying that the │ │ parents know and hate it, that being a person who says he gets grounded │ │ for not registering shareware and thats only because his parents are │ │ ignorant. │ │ │ │ Personally my parents fall in the majority, they do not know, but if │ │ they did they probably wouldn't care. I generally think that based │ │ upon my survey that most parents don't give a fuck, and if you are │ │ worried about your parents finding out. They probably won't │ │ care. │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ WinterHawks Evil Twin │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ By Trite │ │ │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ Hello everyone. My "Career" in the scene has lasted about 5-6 years │ │ now, and I pride myself on doing an ok job to this point. But I feel I │ │ must warn you all, there is an evil being out there that gives the │ │ scene a bad name. A person that aquires high positions in groups and │ │ bestows faith in the groups members, then at just the right time, it │ │ plans her attack carefully, she thinks of every possible response to │ │ negative questions, she befriends higher members as to save face when it │ │ all goes down. Then, when the perfect time comes up, BOOM! She leaves the │ │ group and takes half of her "friends" with her, and just when you think │ │ she couldn't possibly do anything worse, she comes back for more, │ │ stealing some of the groups best members for her own group. Is this the │ │ work of a "Scene Sabatour?" Could this be an evil personality of a │ │ respected scene member? Or could this be the work of a truely pathetic │ │ individual who can't take pressure, who's moodiness alone could take a │ │ group down if she is allowed a high position? Well I would have to circle │ │ "D" for "All of the Above." │ │ │ │ When I was a newcomer to the courier scene, I had made several friends │ │ in other groups and quickly became familar with all of the tricks and │ │ responsibilities that a courier must pocess to survive as a courier in │ │ any decent group. After several weeks of practicing with Anonymous FTP │ │ sites I decided to join a group that a friend of mine was in called │ │ Motiv8. My friend asked me to talk to a senior in the group named │ │ Wintrhwk, so I messaged her and after a few minutes of tallking to her she │ │ got me in Motiv8 on a two week trial basis, during which I had to courier │ │ to several Motiv8 sites to prove myself worthy of attaining a full │ │ membership in the group. After a few days of being in the groups channel, │ │ I could already see that Wintrhwk had a major attitude problem, she would │ │ demand respect from all the members or they would be kicked in a second, │ │ although I saw no dis-respect happening. She would push people around and │ │ not even regard that she was just making herself look stupid. I never │ │ said anything because after all she did me a favor by letting me in the │ │ group and I was only a trial at this point, I thought to myself that │ │ maybe she just had a few bad days, so I never said anything. │ │ │ │ After I made it out of trial, she was still acting this way and several │ │ members had left, including my friend who got me into the group. I was │ │ asked by my friend to leave with him, but I decided to stay and courier │ │ for Motiv8. Two weeks after that Wintrhwk was still acting in this mannor │ │ and I was planning to leave soon, several members told me that she is │ │ always like that and to just let it go. So, I did, meanwhile my best │ │ friend was a VGA artist for the group and he didn't like Wintrhwks │ │ attitude either. Several days passed and my friend couldn't take it │ │ anymore, he had a meeting with the other three seniors of Motiv8 and │ │ resolved that Wintrhwk was to be demoted to senior of releasing. She was │ │ still senior, but did not handle anything dealing with recruiting or │ │ reprimanding current members. My friend was satisfied at this and Motiv8 │ │ was revived at this, not having a snarling, PMS ridden, uptight Fuhrer │ │ constantly breathing own their neck. │ │ │ │ Several days later Wintrhwk announced her resignation from Motiv8, her │ │ reason for leaving was "I can't handle this group anymore, no one does │ │ shit, I'm the only good courier in this group.." Her departure from the │ │ group did not hurt it at all, in fact I believe it helped a lot. Soon │ │ after, my friend was appointed as a senior and things went on from their. │ │ │ │ Since then, I left Motiv8 for personal reasons, as did my friend and │ │ several other members. I grew as a courier and started up with bigger │ │ sites etc. I decided to join bigger groups, and as a result I joined │ │ Malice and PWA. Wintrhwk went from Motiv8 to her own group called Masque, │ │ then to Malice. At the time of my induction into Malice, Wintrhwk was in │ │ high council in the group. I hoped her attitude may have improved a │ │ little, but much to my dismay, it got worse in my opinion. Although much │ │ like with Motiv8, I said nothing to her about her attitude, as I didn't │ │ want to get kicked from Malice. │ │ │ │ Much of the same things that happened with Motiv8, were still │ │ happening with Malice. Wintrhwks attitude and Ego pushed many great │ │ members out of Malice, before and after I came into Malice. A few months │ │ after I came to Malice, Wintrhwk had announced her resignation from │ │ Malice, her reason being "I am the only good courier in Malice, without │ │ me and [undisclosed], Malice would have died a long time ago.. I am │ │ quiting the scene.." This sounds very famillar doesn't it? It seems to me │ │ that she has a major superiority complex and needs to get out of the │ │ scene all together. After announcing she was leaving, several other │ │ council left and several members left also. She said that her reason for │ │ leaving was because everyone else wasn't respecting her and that she │ │ couldn't handle it. Several days later Wintrhwk came in #malice and tried │ │ to use every Malice member as a scapegoat for her reasons for leaving. │ │ But i'm sure that most people who witnessed this agree that her attempt │ │ to reconcile with the people she ditched for no apparent reason other │ │ than her own idiocy, was pathetic to the furthest extent. │ │ │ │ Several days later after her self-proclaimed departure from her │ │ illustrious career in the scene, she had formed her own courier group and │ │ began stealing the very couriers that "she could beat with a PPP account" │ │ from Malice, and then as if that wasn't enough, she came into #malice and │ │ began taunting the Malice council saying she stole half the Malice members │ │ for her own group. │ │ │ │ This story is 100% true, and can be verified by a lot of people, the │ │ reason why I wrote this is to warn everyone that is in a position where │ │ Wintrhwk has authority in a group, might as well leave now, or get her │ │ thrown out or demoted, she will destroy your group. She is not fit to be │ │ in any position of authority, and any group that I am in, I will make │ │ sure, to the furthest of my ability, that she has nothing to do with that │ │ group, at least in an authoritive position. And I hope that yoou, the │ │ reader, will learn Wintrhwks pattern and do the same. │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ ****** NOTE ****** │ │ This is the View of Trite and NOT Defacto. Be it true or false │ │ is for you yourself to decide. Defacto only brings you our WRITERS │ │ opinions, and not those of Defacto as a WHOLE. If you have a problem │ │ with this or any other article please take it up with the respective │ │ writer. │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ │ │ The Future of The Net │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ By Trite │ │ │ │ │ │ │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ │ │ │ As you all know The Internet is a vast network of networks of networks │ │ around the world, and perhaps the Internet is getting to big for its own │ │ good. In the beginning, the Internet was formed as a small military │ │ network called ARPAnet. Its main purpose was to insure communication │ │ between different US military posts. A basic TCP protocol was developed │ │ and several mainframe networks were developed and placed across the USA. │ │ In the late 1970's ARPAnet felt a need for growth, so it began stationing │ │ networks aroound european countries and several large Super Computers in │ │ Japan, Canada and Finland. This was their base of their network and it │ │ all ran smoothly with only an occasional bug. Several years later a few │ │ large corperations put their networks onto the ARPAnet to give them the │ │ advantage of global communication for marketting, etc. After that, it │ │ seems that everyone caught on and ARPAnet converted from its governmental │ │ foundation, to a global network of computers now known as the internet. │ │ │ │ Today, there are over ten million internet residents. It seems any big │ │ city is just incomplete without local internet access. The internet has │ │ grown at a faster rate than any of us ever imagined. Each year 3 Million │ │ more computer users introduce themselves to the internet. When the │ │ internets infrastructure was first built, engineers designed a 16 bit │ │ addressing algorithm that consisted of four address container classes each │ │ containg 3 entries. Each of the four Container Classes had a maximum │ │ count of 256 enties, that makes approximately 16,777,216 IP masks which │ │ can each contain 256 seperate IP entries, whick translates to 254 │ │ different user IP's (minus one IP for Nameserver, and one for Mail │ │ Server). What this all means is if each ISP each held only one D Class IP, │ │ which is 254 PPP IP's, we could have a total of 16,777,216 ISP's, give or │ │ take a few. The original engineers never imagined that their 16 bit IP │ │ algorithm would one day be maxed out. For the last 3 years, several │ │ groups of engineers have been trying to develop a way to make room for │ │ all the growth without having to screw to mush up. │ │ │ │ One option that has been discussed is transitioning from 16 bit IP │ │ addresses to 32 bit, so instead of four container classes, we would have │ │ 8. This would mean replacing all current network cards with cards that │ │ supported 32 bit IP's, rewriting all networking software (or at least │ │ patching them to work with 32 bit IP's), completely redoing UNIX │ │ structure for 32 bit IP's. As you can see this is a very drastic change │ │ and would really throw things off. Another option is extending the now 16 │ │ bit IP to 24 bit, which would extend the 256 entries in each Container │ │ Class to 512. This would be better than 32 bit IP's because the only │ │ things that would need replacing are the network cards. │ │ │ │ Whatever is chosen to help the situation better be done quick, we are │ │ running out of IP's quick! In the near future IP's will be like crack, │ │ they will sell them on street corners, they will trade them for sex. │ │ Always remember to treat your IP well, like it was your best friend, you │ │ never know when you'll lose it. │ │ │ │ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌────────┐ │ Rumors │ └────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Welcome to another great new section of Defacto! This is a section │ │ for Rumors to be passed around. Hell we know that everybody loves to │ │ gossip. Lets alteast try to be organized about it. Now remember these │ │ are only RUMORS. If you dont understand that word please go and look │ │ it up. We will all have to wait and see if these turn out to be true. │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ - Quake has been the big topic of of late with people going around │ │ saying they have the PRE-RELEASE version. Some groups are rumoured to │ │ be offering big gifts in trade for the release. │ │ - Tklp is staking his posistion on RoR Releasing Quake. You think they │ │ will do it? │ │ - Prestige says they will beat RoR to the Quake Final. │ │ - Speaking of Tklp, rumours say he is droping both MTY and RTS │ │ - All the old groups that have done comebacks in the last few months │ │ are apparently all dead now. │ │ - RCN has apparently found Chris Carter's address. │ │ - Fan Fan LaTilupe may return to the scene and supply for an unamed │ │ group. │ │ - Sodom, the growing russian util group almost called it quits last │ │ week. │ │ - Fate is looking for a European courier group to merge with │ │ to increase their european divison. │ │ - Fate attemped to get Angels of Death to merge into them but AOD │ │ declined saying there would be no benifits for them in a merger. │ │ - Naplam is apparently making a coming after a dead month and │ │ alot of restructuring. Though some would beg to differ. │ │ │ │────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│ │ You have a rumour you wish listed for next issue ? Well email │ │ Rumours at [email protected] │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌──────────────────────────────────┐ │Spotlight on The Renegade Chemist!│ └──────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Welcome to a new Section that you can only find in Defacto! │ │ throughout out next issues we will be Spotlighting a member │ │ of the scene! Somebody who in some way or the other has made │ │ a contribution to this world that we live in! If you think │ │ that you know of somebody who should have the 'Spotlight' on them │ │ then please email [email protected] or talk to a Defacto member │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ Defacto: Chemist can you give me your full Name and a little │ │ Information on who you are and what you are doing right now? │ │ │ │ Chemist: The Renegade Chemist, I am a member of Prestige, sort of an │ │ organizer, part time supplier and really bad, bad cracker. │ │ │ │ Defacto: Chemist can you tell us a little about how you first got │ │ introduced into the scene and what got you started with Warez? │ │ │ │ Chemist: Okay. Well when I started calling out, it was on a friend's │ │ borrowed 1200 baud modem. I was calling out on my true-blue │ │ IBM 8086 PC with 568k and a pair of full-height 360k drives. │ │ The case I think must have been made of titanium, anyway that │ │ case would certainly survive a nuclear blast. The first boards │ │ we called were the public domain porno boards, and when I saw │ │ that I was like in wanker heaven. You must remember, I was │ │ like 12 years old, and being able to snag pics of naked │ │ chicks in compromising positions meant a lot to me - I would │ │ no longer have to rifle my Dad's drawers and find his dirty │ │ mags. After a while that got boring, I discovered a shitty │ │ warez board and the rest was history .. For my birthday one │ │ year I got a 2400 baud modem of my very own, and from there │ │ I continued to trade on all the local WWIV boards. WWIV │ │ was the popular software then, and Telegard was pretty popular │ │ also. I remember the big board in 214 (Dallas area) at the time │ │ was DUNE, Freddy Krueger's board. I was on his board but not │ │ for very long. Even when I was totally lame, I had a bad │ │ habit of telling people exactly what I thought, and Sysops │ │ don't like it when you tell them they're wrong a lot, and │ │ when you ask a lot of stupid questions. Then there was the fact │ │ that DUNE was like the port of entry for all the wares into │ │ Dallas, so I was never able to upload there, since I was just │ │ a local lamer. Even though I had GREAT uploads on all the │ │ local boards, just by shuttling stuff back and forth between │ │ all of them, I still couldn't get onto DUNE. Back then all the │ │ boards were 2400 baud. 9600 HST had just started, v.32 was │ │ around shortly after that but HST was still faster. HST's were │ │ really expensive, so I couldn't get one. I was just a kid. │ │ Finally after months of trading on the local boards, I found a │ │ local board that ran HST, had a few LD callers, and would let │ │ me on. That was the first "real" board that I was on for an │ │ extended period of time. The board was called Oblivion, the │ │ Sysop named Agent Orange, and it ran a forum-hacked software │ │ called Utopia. That was one of the first forum boards that I │ │ called. Certainly there were other forum hacks at that time, │ │ the most popular of which was Emulex/2, at least for a while. │ │ Anyway, I digress. After a while the 214 scene seemed to get │ │ better, but I still couldn't get on DUNE. So I started calling │ │ LD with my 2400 baud modem, and was able to slowly pull files │ │ in. Back in those days it was SOO easy to get codes .. I │ │ remember using 950-1044,1033,1022 and a bunch of other codes │ │ to get the wares into my AC. But even though I was calling │ │ LD, DUNE was always faster and I still couldn't get on .. │ │ Eventually I got onto DUNE, but by then I was so enmeshed in │ │ the LD scene that it didn't matter. I got involved in several │ │ small groups, the most successful of those being ICE (a really │ │ lame INC rip off), but never accomplished a whole lot until a │ │ little later. Anyway .. when I turned 16 I got a car and didn't │ │ do shit in the scene for a long time. After I totalled my car, │ │ I had a lot more free time and I started to get back into it. │ │ │ │ This is about the time when I started to get involved with │ │ Razor 1911. When I was in junior high, I knew a guy named │ │ Brian. Brian was a friend of a friend and we didn't get along │ │ all that much, I was real lame and remember thinking he was │ │ super 'leet because he was a big name in an Amiga group, │ │ Razor 1911. Anyway, Brian moved to Virginia and I thought that │ │ was the last I'd hear of him. I went about my business in │ │ 214, running my 2400 baud LSD board, The Crime Lab, getting │ │ all the files really fast from my friends who ran boards │ │ with HST's and Duals, and using my local courier group LEECH │ │ (locals exchanging everything caught from HST's) to control 214's │ │ 2400 baud boards. There were a lot of them back then. │ │ INC had the city in a stranglehold, they were dominating and │ │ Cool Hand decided to keep the city dry of wares. Back then there │ │ was no Internet, and all the boards in 214 relied on the big │ │ INC boards (Midnite Oil I, II and III) to bring in the wares, │ │ so if Cool Hand wanted 214 dry, it stayed that way. │ │ Only a few of my friends had the balls to let me leech from │ │ them at night and spread the wares across the city with my │ │ courier group, LEECH. Eventually LEECH even had suppliers, we │ │ formed a group called CWF (Consolidated Wares Force) and put │ │ out some utils and games and stuff. Well, one day I was at a │ │ friend's house, copying some new stuff and I saw a release from │ │ none other than Razor 1911. I was immediately stunned and │ │ surprised, and I checked out the nfo file, and discovered that │ │ this was indeed the same Razor 1911 as my friend Brian had been │ │ in before. In fact, Brian was still in it .. in case you │ │ haven't figured it out yet, Brian was Zodact Stratux, the │ │ leader of Razor 1911 in the US. Later he dropped the │ │ Stratux, but anyway, it was Zodact. Back then you could find │ │ phone numbers to boards in NFO files, and I called one of │ │ their HQ's, Apocalypse, and left a message with my phone │ │ number for Brian. Brian called me, we talked, he kind of made │ │ fun of me and that was the end of that. But I was persistent.. │ │ I hooked up Razor with some of my friends so that they could │ │ help him release, and Razor put out a few games from │ │ a friend that worked at babbage's. But then out of the blue, │ │ Razor 1911 shut down and some of the members joined INC. │ │ They did it because Razor had gotten really big, and there were │ │ a lot of people who claimed to be part of Razor, and in name │ │ WERE part of Razor, but guys that didn't do shit but took │ │ credit were ruining it for Zodact and the rest. I got ahold │ │ of Brian and begged him to reconsider, and after a couple of │ │ weeks the Razor crew left INC and that was when I became a │ │ member. I had a lot of time on my hands and I was really │ │ motivated. Zodact told me the ropes, I bought game magazines, │ │ checked companies, did everything I could think of to find │ │ out when games were coming out. We still got beat consistently │ │ by USA/Fairlight and INC, but now I knew what they were going │ │ to release when they put it out. Zodact had an account at │ │ the fast software distributor at the time and ordered stuff │ │ from there, but USA went one better - they arranged to have │ │ people PICK UP at the distributor, so we weren't fast enough │ │ most of the time, and even when we were, we could be certain │ │ that USA, INC, THG and anyone else would have the game at │ │ the same time as us. │ │ │ │ So it was a bitch. We lost on a lot of stuff, and we │ │ duped on a lot of stuff, unknowingly, but a dupe's a dupe. │ │ Razor's reputation started to sink, because we just couldn't get │ │ enough games to compete, and a lot of the games we did get were │ │ released by someone else first. To make matters worse, the │ │ only money we had was the money we spent ourselves, and from a │ │ few small dist sites. And on top of all that, Zodact was │ │ losing interest in the scene, but that was probably a good │ │ thing as it forced me to take more control of the group, and │ │ to see how shit would be run. Anyway, in Jan/Feb of 1992, │ │ the USA/Fairlight bust came (The NotSoHumbleBabe and │ │ The Grim Reaper got busted for carding) and the scene like │ │ totally shut down for a while. I still have a pretty │ │ funny "TRC retires" letter from that time, actually. │ │ I swore that I would not be involved in the scene anymore, │ │ and it probably would have been better had I not gotten │ │ involved - god knows the scene is a distraction from hell. │ │ But I had just gotten a brand new 14.4k USR Dual for Christmas │ │ via the Sysop deal, and I didn't want it to go to waste.. │ │ I knew that Star Trek : 25th Anniversary would be coming out │ │ soon from Interplay, and I knew that I'd be able to get it, so │ │ I did. I decided that would be the only game I'd ever get for │ │ Razor. But once I got it, and won on it (even though I later │ │ found out that uSA had released it also, and possibly even beat │ │ me to it) I was hooked .. I started to keep better track of │ │ the games coming out, and with Zodact gradually falling out of │ │ it I found people who could work with me in the group. │ │ Guys like The Witch King, who lived on the east coast, had │ │ tax id's with which I could set up distributor accounts, and │ │ had a credit card he'd give me so that I could call companies │ │ and order stuff to him .. People like The Hawk and Butcher, │ │ who helped the group immeasurably.. Anyway after that one │ │ release, I was hooked and the group started to grow. │ │ │ │ We were in close competition with INC for a long, long │ │ time .. then towards the end of may '92 INC pretty much went │ │ belly up and our main competitor emerged as FLT PC, headed │ │ by The Grim Reaper. Grimmy came back from being busted with │ │ The NotSoHumbleBabe's much-vaunted supply list, and really │ │ put out a LOT of shit while I was in Germany for 6 weeks. │ │ Some of my favorite releases from back then included Links │ │ 386 Pro, Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe : P-160 Expansion, │ │ and a few others. All of them had significance for me .. │ │ Luftwaffe was the first time my group beat INC in a race, │ │ and Links 386 was the biggest game I had put out up until then .. │ │ Anyway late '92 I found Randall Flagg. He was cracking for an │ │ Italian group, Dead Memory, and when I saw him do a crack for a │ │ LucasArts game I knew I had to have him. By now I had kind of │ │ figured out how to run a group, and formed my initial │ │ philosophy .. Cracking is most important, respectable boards │ │ are 2nd in importance, and supply is 3rd most important. │ │ Razor 1911 thrived for a long time under my leadership, but │ │ it was always because of our core .. we had the strongest, │ │ most dominant cracking core out of ANY group for at least 2 │ │ straight years. And for a lot of that time we had incredible │ │ spreading, headed by guys like Razor Blade, Hoppermania │ │ (before he turned into a cardwhore), and DEViL .. │ │ │ │ I moved to Austin in late '92, and from '92-'94 we totally │ │ rocked. During this time members like Marauder, Excessive Knight, │ │ Butcher, and others made their mark on the group. In fact most │ │ of those guys joined in late '92 / early '93 and were in for │ │ the duration. Then in '93 sometime, an upstart courier with a │ │ bad attitude named Lord Thinker quit the group and started │ │ PE along with some older guys, like The Hawk. They were tough │ │ for a while because they were picking up at the same distributor │ │ where USA had picked up before, and I still wasn't able to get │ │ a reliable pickup contact out there. '93 was probably the most │ │ fun I had in Razor, that was when we warred with groups like PE, │ │ Pentagram, TDT, and others. It was a good time. │ │ │ │ In '94 the conflict was mostly between us and PTG, then I │ │ lost my phone line, and in my absence the Legend split occurred, │ │ where a bunch of Razor members, headed by Butcher and Westbam, │ │ formed a new group with former TRSI (and current Prestige) │ │ members Tazman, Troops, Troll and others. When I came back to │ │ the scene in August of '94, I got in touch with what was left of │ │ the group (which wasn't much), Lord Thinker and I became friends, │ │ and Razor was re-born with Zeus leading the way as the king of │ │ supply. │ │ │ │ Defacto: Chemist, can you tell us some of your SPEFIC reasons for │ │ deciding to Leave Razor in 1995? │ │ │ │ Chemist: I didn't leave Razor until 1996, and depending on who you │ │ talked to I may even have been kicked out. Ultimately, it │ │ doesn't really matter because if I hadn't quit I would have │ │ been kicked out. In October of '95, I realized that Razor was │ │ pretty close to its peak (which we hit in November of '95). │ │ The floppy scene was dying out, I would be working full time and │ │ going to school full time starting in Spring, Zeus would be in │ │ school in Spring, Lord Thinker in school in Spring, you get the │ │ picture. Zeus, Lord Thinker, myself, Marauder, and │ │ Randall Flagg agreed that the best thing to do would be to │ │ shut the group down at the end of January '95. Anyway, the 5 of │ │ us agreed that since we were in charge of the situation, we'd │ │ shut her down at the beginning of '95. Our WHQ of old, Mirage, │ │ had already gone down, and there weren't too many of us │ │ old-timers left. Zeus and I were good friends even then, │ │ but the fun would only last so long with the companies going CD │ │ only (at that time we didn't foresee the advent of the CD scene │ │ as it is today) .. Anyway, one day I saw a few releases from │ │ Nexus, The GEcko's old group. NXS wasn't doing a whole lot, │ │ and I figured the titles that GEcko could get now and then │ │ would add to the pile for us, and by themselves wouldn't do │ │ much for NXS so I asked him to join. We chatted on the │ │ Razor WHQ, TAG, for 5 minutes and then he offered to join, │ │ bringing pay sites and a UK supplier, Hot Tuna, with him, as │ │ well as a great cracker named Beowulf. I said great, but │ │ that I didn't want SPeed Racer in the group, as I thought he │ │ was just GEcko's store pickup lackey, and even then I'd seen │ │ him fuck up almost every release that came his way. Quite │ │ honestly, I thought that TSR was a total idiot, and I didn't │ │ want dead weight in the group. But GEcko insisted, so I said │ │ cool, he can come in. When GEcko joined, he agreed that the │ │ group would be shut down in early '95, as he would not have │ │ time for it anymore then either. Eos joined shortly afterward, │ │ and he agreed to the shutdown as well. My mistake at the time │ │ was not talking to TSR. GEcko didn't make it clear to me that │ │ he and TSR were a team, and that TSR made a lot of decisions │ │ in NXS. If I had talked to TSR then, he would have had to │ │ swear to the shutdown as well, but since I didn't, I guess he │ │ didn't feel beholden to it. Well, we kicked ass until December, │ │ when someone turned in Zeus. Zeus stopped supplying, and in │ │ January, when we were supposed to be shutting down, TSR │ │ started putting out budget releases and talking about the │ │ resurgence of Razor in the nfo files. He also started │ │ calling dist sites, telling them to send him money, and even │ │ increased their monthly contribution .. To make a long story │ │ short, I went apeshit. The prime reason that we had decided │ │ to disband at the END of January, and not at the beginning, │ │ is because some of our paysites had paid through the end of │ │ Jan. and we didn't want to fuck them over. When TSR started │ │ asking for more money, it was apparent that he was trying to │ │ pull a fast one - or so I thought. It looked like he was │ │ trying to get cash out of these guys and bail. Well, to make a │ │ long story short, Eos/Gecko didn't keep their word, TSR did │ │ some shifty underhanded shit, and when I got back from Mardi │ │ Gras in February my account on TAG was gone. I got it back, │ │ quit the group, and all the old timers left with me. That was │ │ when Razor 1911 ceased to be what it once was. If you │ │ look in the nfo now, theres not one person that was in there │ │ before, except Sector9, but he's just in there because he │ │ wants to be in a group that's been around 10 years. S9 was one │ │ of the original founders, but didn't do anything for the last │ │ 1 1/2 years that I was in the group. │ │ │ │ And as far as being sad about leaving the group. Yeah, at │ │ first I was disappointed about it, and pretty angry, but │ │ eventually I got used to it. You see, the whole reason I │ │ wanted to shut down Razor was because I didn't want it to │ │ turn lame. │ │ To Be Continued.. .. . │ │ │ │────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│ │ Due to the fact that both The Renegade Chemist and myself (Entropy), │ │ More or less have lifes outside of IRC we where not able tom complete │ │ the complete Spotlight on The Renegade Chemist. Look for the Second half │ │ and final part of this Spotlight in the next Defacto!! │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ The Defacto Top Ten list for June 16th, 1996 │ │────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│ │ │ │ The Top Ten Reasons Why We Are In The Warez Scene │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ 10. You saw the movie Hackers and though the word ELITE was │ │ really neeto sounding. │ │ 09. You read an LA Times article saying that NTA was run by │ │ a grandma so you thought to yourself, if she could do │ │ it so could I! │ │ 08. The Chicks dig warez d00ds. │ │ 07. Free beer for Seniors! │ │ 06. After 18 Years you still can't get a date with anybody │ │ accept for your aunt. │ │ 05. You thought that PWA stood for Professional Wrestling Association. │ │ 04. You are from Arkansaw, USA. │ │ 03. You thought warez was an abbrieviation for one of those │ │ 'Where's Waldo' books. │ │ 02. You rang a BBS called Illicid Illusions and thought it was a XXX │ │ board. │ │ And the Number One Reason for being in the Warez Scene is ... │ │ 01. We are all broke students and bumbs who can't afford the real thing. │ │ │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ This is the Defacto Top Ten List compiled every week by Defacto staff. │ │ Inspired by The Late Show with David Letterman. │ │ │ │ If you have a TOP 10 listing that you think should be in Defacto, then │ │ please email it to [email protected], or come into #Defacto and DCC it to │ │ either [Tyger], Ent or Ipggi. │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Whats Has Happend in the Scene Since Our Last Issue │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ - Guild of Distributors are back. The best of Amnesia and │ │ Digital merged into this one group. The rest .. well I've heard │ │ they went to Damage. │ │ - In the United States, a Philadelphian Court of Law has declared │ │ The Telecommunications Decency Act unconstitutional. Declaring │ │ the global computer network deserved the highest level of free │ │ speech protection the courts could muster. │ │ - After most of the seniors left a few weeks ago, Malice has made a │ │ come-back. Only time will tell if they can come back to their │ │ former glory. │ │ - Sodom makes a mutual agreement to supply RoR with games, in return │ │ RoR will supply apps/utils to Sodom. │ │ - Motiv8 has lost a few major sites due to a narc in Sin or Motiv8 │ │ (Read this issue for futher information) │ │ - Legacy is back, Flexor has taken helm control. The group will be │ │ games only just like the old Legacy which was run by the people at │ │ RCN. │ │ - The much delayed and long awaited Grand Prix 2 from Microprose is │ │ finally released by an unknown utils group called Rise 2 Power. │ │ - Defacto 8 is finally released after a week delay :) │ │ - You thought you where a nerd? Well a man in Australia is literally │ │ 'addicted' to the internet. He spends 14 hours a day on the net and │ │ $200 a week to feed his addiction. If thats not bad enough he has │ │ told social workers he has no friends, never goes out unless it's │ │ totally nessicarily and says he needs help. Does this sound like │ │ you? I hope not :) │ │ │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ If sometimes happens in the scene be sure to tell us! We can not be │ │ online 24 Hours a day waiting for something to happen! So if you spot │ │ something going on please email [email protected] with Details! │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── A Dummies Guild To "Telephone Scanning / System Hacking Basics" Well I think i've settled down with a how to section. =] If you ever need to contact me about more help with my topics, e-mail me at [email protected]. All comments, flames, etc will be answered as soon as i have the time. Ok before you even jump into hacking a system, or even connect to one you need a # to connect to. (Sorry there is no IP Address scanning.) The only way to find #s that are carriers is by dialing up each # manually and listening for a connect noise. Fortunately, people wrote programs to make the computer do all of that plus much much more. Programs like Blue Beep and Tone Loc are the best that i've found. I reccommend Tone Loc for scanning, it has full logs, carrier logs, and mapping of a prefix, etc. Blue Beep is more of a all around phreaking program than Tone Loc. First of all, you need to figure out what #s you are going to scan. There are 10,000 numbers in a prefix, from say 818-705-XXXX. A prefix is the 3 numbers after the area code. To scan a whole prefix it usually takes 3 days non-stop or about 7 days if you do it part time. I reccommend either getting a dedicated computer with a shitty modem, or scan while you sleep. I can't really go into detail about how to run or setup the program, READ THE DOCS is all i can say. Once everyday or a couple of hours you should check your connect.log or whatever you saved it to and see if you hit the jackpot. When the program connects, it trys a series of characters or comamnds to make the log more informative. After you found carriers, logon to them and try to figure out what they are. Usually people are interested with System 75s and System 85s so you can make PBXs. PBXs are used by companies so their employees can bill to one statement. They are used by people like us to make free phone calls (=]). Why are PBXs the only ones people want? They don't have ANI like 950s now have (a popular way of phreaking many years ago). And now, cellular hacking is the big thing. But anyways, after you find out what logon it is, by checking local hack BBSes, the web, alt.2600, or irc, i get the defaults for the system first. Defaults are the passwords that the OS comes built in when you install it. Nowadays I don't think the defaults still work but there are always retarded sysadministrators that forget to change the default passwords. If the defaults don't work you are going to get a program like crackerjack and crack them yourself. Thats a bit involved to teach, so I won't go into it for now. Ok, you've made it onto a system. You are here, hopefully with a system admin's account. Enjoy fooling around with systems, maybe if you're lucky you cracked into a bank or the DMV. (Yea right!) P.S. Some places have made scanning illegal! Even though you are calling a number once and only once! Find out about your area before you do it! ▄▄▄▄▄[dEE] -.,-[ NGT.,.R2P.,.MOTiV8.,.DEFACTO]▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ Disclaimer - Defacto doesn't authorize the use of any of the procedures described above. This is intended for informational purposes only. 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NOTE: THERE IS NO MAILING LIST OF ANY KIND! =========================================== - * - * - * - * - * * - * - * - * - * - GAME REVIEWS, RATINGS, UN-BIASED OPINIONS, HELP/TIPS FOR INSTALLING GAMES! [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] -Rating scale: (0-19)/100 = In a nutshell, it sucked! (20-39)/100 = Still crap but slightly better. (40-49)/100 = Possibly worth downloading. (50-69)/100 = Pretty decent game. Might want to check it out. (70-79)/100 = Worth the download if you like that type. (80-89)/100 = Very good, 9 outta 10 its worth the download. (90-99)/100 = Excellent game, a MUST download. 100/100 = HOLY SHIT I'VE NEVER SEEN A BETTER GAME! RATINGS are based on the game idea, graphics, sound, playability, ingenuity, versatility, and a lot of other words ending in `ity'. These games are based on what happens on MY COMPUTER ONLY, unless stated otherwise. I always first follow nfo directions, and if those don't work or are not available, I then try other ways. So just b/c it doesn't work for me, doesn't mean it won't work for you. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -<*><*> THE GAME REVIEW <*><*>- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ________________________/»|__/| ___________ \___ \ __ / __/ __/ / |/ ____/ __/_ | __/ _/ _/ _| \__ \ \/ / ) / _| / |___|\__\ \________ /___\__\__ \______\ +--------\___/≈e≈/aL!\/--------/_____\-----+ Back to Baghdad (c) Military Sim. 23/23 This game was the biggest bitch ever to install, not because it was complic- ated or anything, but because it took fucking forever. First you unarj it, and there's about 1000 small .bmp files which make the arj take like around 15 minutes, then you have to edit the .cfg and .bat files, and the bat files have like a million lines referring to the dir. Then you go to load the game up, and it takes about 10 minutes for it to load the terrain and stuff. And after that it just continues to swirl my hd around in circles as it loads and loads. It just kept loading, I went and took a shower, a nap, dinner, etc, while it was loading. Then I came back to find it had stopped loading but had locked up. I was able to see the game <just not play it> from one of the points of loading up. My rating on this game is just a total guess since I was not able to play it. If you even plan to take a shot at this, I'd HIGHLY suggest you have at least a pent/133, or you'll wait forever. RATING: 57/100 ____________ ___________ ____________ [\________ _\________ _\_________ _\=] [= / __/ // _____/ // / __/ //] [:/_ /______// ______/_/_ /______/:] [\_____|: _\_____ \_|: _\_ .::] [=====_>______/===_>______/>_______/====] [ ] [ Gliders Split Wing Falcon *Win32 Ver* ] [ ] [===========[.RiSE.2.PoWER.]====[o3/o3]=] This is the "win32 version" 0o0o. It's still the same fly the airplane thr- ough the house, avoid some obstacles, and blah blah, as it was before. You just have to guide the airplane through the house and manuever it without hitting any book shelves, other airplanes, bouncing balls, etc. There are air currents which keep your plane up <or down> and you need to fly from one to the other. Not too amusing, in fact quite boring. RATING: 36/100 TrueBlood [xX/o1] [========================================] [ 06/10/96===============================] [========================================] Lame shoot 'em up for windows. It goes by at extremely fast speeds, the sound is quite annoying, and the graphics a reminder of the atari. Don't even bother. RATING: 13/100 ================================= Watch Out Willi [xX/01] 06/11/96 ================================= Even if I had pictures I couldn't tell you what the fuck this is. It's from AtOnce software, so it is real. I tried to open a level and then a new game but it kept me with the same white screen. No clue what the fuck this is. RATING: NA/100 ===================== Primus Interactive CD [xx/20] ===================== Ummm this one won't load without the cd. Subst <as told to do> won't work, and fakecd won't work. It just doesn't work. Also, I found this kinda weird that there was an .html for a page in this release, and that it said this: <A HREF="http://www.primussucks.com/">. Now if you ask me, I wouldn't think it's such great idea for you to put a link to something that says your game sucks in the package with your game. Also, a 50 something disk movie pack was released for this nonworking game. RATING: NA/100 Pray For Death (Beta) (c) Virgin [xx/41] /(____________ ____________ ______ ____)\ \_________ \ \ \ > -/ __/ / \ \ / /- < __________(____/___/ /_____\______<dd =\(=│ DEMOLiTiON │=/_____<==│ 06/11/96 │== <Sung to the CAR 54 theme song>: There's a 41 disk release, but I'm missing a small piece. There's a beta just a waitin', for me to do the testin'. I downloaded 40 disks and realized there's one I missed.... DISK 24 WHERE ARE YOU!?!?. But then after searching far and wide, <actually it took about 2 mins> I was able to find the missing disk 24. After I spanked #24, I unzipped it and well, here's the review: This is the beta version of this MK like game. The previous release was just a playable preview. This one still is a little buggy, but Demolition released a patch to fix some things. It's got a lot of cool things, and the graphics are good. But the movement of the characters just has something about it that makes you just not like it. Also you'll need a pent/100+ to play this at a decent speed. Pray for Death isn't going to be the next great fighting game, but it might entertain a select few. If you do make the effort to get it, might as well get the patch to, it lets you play certain modes, and also let's you see the character's stats and stuff, even though there is no animation of them. RATING: 63/100 SKAT 2095 - CRACKED DiSK VERSiON [03/03] ▀▀ ▀▀▀█▄ █▄ ▄█ ▀▀▀█▄ ▀▀▀█▄ ▄█▀█▄▀██▀▀▄ ▄█ ▀▀ ░░ ▄█ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ░░D ▒▒ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██▄██ ▀█▄▄▀ ██ ██ ██ ▒▒■ ▓▓ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ █▄ ██ ██ ██ ██ ▓▓S ▀▀ ▀▀ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ▀▀ ▀▀ ▀▀▀▀ ▄▀▀██ ▀ ▀ ▀ ▀ ▀▀▀ ▀ ▄▀▀██ ▀▀ 12/06/96 ██▄██ EOD ■ VORTEX ■ DYTEC ██▄██ ▓▓ ▀▀▀ ▀▀▀ It's some German card game, but since it's all in German I wouldn't have a clue, nor would you, about how to play it. RATING: NA/100 [Dark Sun: Crimson Sands.(BETA)[XX/22] $$$$$_.,s .$$▓^▓$ $$$$. $ $$$ $ $$$$$$$$'.$$$' `$`$$$$. $' $$$ $ $$$$$▓' $$$$▓▓▓▓▓' `$$$$. $' $$$ $$$$$ `$$$$, `$$$$$' $ $$$ $$$$$[Jag] $$$$Ss. `$$$ $ $$$ REVOLUTiON X RELEASE -13th June 1996- Ummm, it says "it can be played over ten", but it does not say it has to be played over it. Well that seems the only way to work this thing. There is no `non-modem' way of using it. It only gives one .exe, and it tries to connect to someplace and there is no way to edit what it connects to. RATING: NA/100 ----------------------------------- (TM) █████▀ ▄▄▄▄▄▄ ▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ ▀████ ████ ▄██▄ ██████▀ ▐███████▄ ███▌ ▐██▀ ████ ██▀▀ ████ ▐██▄ ██████▀ ████ ███▄▄ ▐███▄▄███▄ ▀█████ ████ ▀█████▄ ███▀▀▀███▄ ██████ ████ ▄ ▀████ ▐████▌ ████▄ ▌ ▐██ ████ ███▄▄███▌ ▄██████ ▀▀▀▀▀ █ ████████ ▀█████▀ ▀▀▀▀▀▀ ▀██▀ <C!LTC> ----------------------------------- VIRTUA FIGHTER RMX (WIN'95) [XX/04] NO 3D-HARDWARE REQUIRED TO RUN!! 2 LEVEL PLAYABLE - DIRECT X INCL. ----------------------------------- I tried to install it on to my sister's computer, but when I tried to run the game, it bitched about my display driver not being win95 compatible. Which is pretty funny, since I'm in win95. Just another way in which win95 is a major piece of crap. RATING: NA/100 ________________________/»|__/| ___________ \___ \ __ / __/ __/ / |/ ____/ __/_ | __/ _/ _/ _| \__ \ \/ / ) / _| / |___|\__\ \________ /___\__\__ \______\ +--------\___/≈e≈/aL!\/--------/_____\-----+ CATFIGHT (c) Atlantean Interactive 20/20 Look out! PMS at it's peak! It's Mortal Kombat style fighting, but this time, the woman outnumber the men 10-0. It's a very good game, if you got the power to back it up. First off, don't even try to run it in win3.1, unless you got a p/166 and a shitload of ram. Because if you do, you'll be playing it in a window about the size of your pinky nail. Ok music and sound effects, but much better graphics. You have a nice choice of women with great bods to show off <especially the bottom right one>. There are 6 move you have, each character with it's own moves. It's worth getting if you have a really fast computer, otherwise don't bother. Perfect gift for father's day! RATING: 64/100 DENTUREMAN V1.0 (C) NISSEN VENTURES ▀▀ ▀▀▀█▄ ▀█ ▀█ ▀▀▀█▄ ▀▀▀█▄ ▄█▀█▄▀██▀▀▄ ▄█ ▀▀ ░░ ▄█ ██ ▄▄▄▄ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ░░ ▒▒ ██ ██ ▄▄ ██ ██ ██ ██▄██ ▀█▄▄▀ ██ ██ ██ ▒▒ ▓▓ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ █▄ ██ ██ ██ ██ ▓▓ ▀▀ ▀▀ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ██ ▀▀ ▀▀ ▀▀▀▀ ▀▀▀ ▀ ▀ ▀ ▀ ▀▀▀ ▀ ▄▀▀██ ▀▀ 06/12/96 ▓▓▓▓▓ DEO ■ VORTEX ■ DYTEC ██▄██ ▓▓ Hahah, this is funny. It's pacman, but it's got like false teeth chomping instead of pacman. Not much else to say, we all know what the fuck pacman is, and if you don't then you dont deserve to be alive. Only difference is your chased by cavity type things, and the boards are a little weirder and harder. This is SW, but I think it includes all the levels. RATING: 45/100 SU-27 FLANKER FOR DOS (c) SSI [O4/O4] _ ________________________ _____ ________ _ \\_____ \_____ \_____ \/ . \\_____ \\ dZG/\ __// _ |/ ____/. | \/\ __/ _/ \ \/ /_ _/ /_ | ! _/ \ \ \____\ \______\_________|_____\____\ \_ ======\___/===1911CDDIVISION======\___/ Here is the dos version of this acclaimed flight simulator. (It was acclaimed as being a flight sim <G>). Welp once again, another one of those sim games with no docs, no key setup, and no way of getting the fucking plane off the ground. I slammed every key, I slammer every fucking possible combinations of keys, and the fucking plane didn't move an inch. Sure, I can view it from fifty thousand angles, but I can't make it move! Anyway, it looked like a pretty basic and plain simulator. The usual bland colors of line'ish gfx. Not too great, some docs would be helpfull. RATING: 51/100 MECH 2: NET MECH *FULL RETAIL/STORE VERSION* (c) ACTIVISION [XX/25] _____________________________________________ \__¼ - ________¼ ./__¼ - ________¼ __/ \\__/ - \\ / \\__/ \__ | \\__ \\__ | \\__ /_____| ./_____________./___| ./ [=======|______/===================|______/=] Here it is, the Net/Modem Support For Mech2! NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE SHIT OFF THE WEB, THIS IS THE FULL STORE/RETAIL CD VERSION! [================================[06/15/96]=] I think you can ONLY over net/modem, b/c the .exe for that works fine, but the one just to play says it needs to be run in windows, yet the .nfo states it's for dos. Oh well, this really is just the same game w/ an addon for net'ability. RATING: NA/100 ________________________/»|__/| ___________ \___ \ __ / __/ __/ / |/ ____/ __/_ | __/ _/ _/ _| \__ \ \/ / ) / _| / |___|\__\ \________ /___\__\__ \______\ +--------\___/≈e≈/aL!\/--------/_____\-----+ S.T.O.R.M (c) American Softworks 31/31 Oh great, another non-working game. It needs a cd crack. Several others had the same problem, so it's not just me. Fakecd or shit like that won't do it. A previous review of the beta is available in issue #19. RATING: NA/100 ________________________/»|__/| ___________ \___ \ __ / __/ __/ / |/ ____/ __/_ | __/ _/ _/ _| \__ \ \/ / ) / _| / |___|\__\ \________ /___\__\__ \______\ +--------\___/≈e≈/aL!\/--------/_____\-----+ Hoyle Solitaire (c) Sierra Online [7/7] +------------------------------------------+ A collection of 28 different styles of solitaire, that all seem just like the original! A must have for all you soli-teers and people who like to do things by themselves for long periods of time. This win/win95 solitaire is sure to bore you out of your mind really quickly! The card flipping noise, the only sound in the entire game I think, is quite annoying. Anyway, if for some reason you think you'd be cool to have 28 different solitaire games on your computer then by all means get this. RATING: 49/100 _____ __ ______ _____ __ _____ / \/ | |__| | / _ \ / _ _ | _ |__| | | | \_ _/ / | | | || | \ / - \ \__|_|__/\____/ |__|___|\___\_____/ ----------------------------------- Rebel Runner *FiNAL* [o6/o6] ----------------------------------- This is a terribly designed platform game. Although they claim this is the final, it still sucks bug wise. The music/sfx play for like 5 seconds and then it just dies. The game is horrible, it's too easy to die, and it's just really lame. Don't bother with this one. Oh, and it's not mentioned in the nfo, but this needs to be installed to C: drive or it won't work. RATING: 32/100 You'll have to excuse the fact that a few games released late Saturday are not included. Finals + Father's day was the cause. Expect next week's to be in tip-top condition. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <*>THE GAME OF THE WEEK<*> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- This week's goes to DEMOLITION for PRAY FOR DEATH *BETA*. Not the greatest, but the best of the week. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <*>OTHER RELEASES<*> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Power Dolls <another version, 1.2> <Mantis> Flight Unlimited <another `better' rip> <Nova> Panzer General <RazorCD, win95> <Voice addon by TRD> Flight Unlimited <Mantis, win95> <plus a million different kind of addons> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <*>UPCOMING RELEASE DATES<*> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -All projected dates are as of JUNE 14TH 1996, 8:15am (EST) and based on store release dates. The information in this section is updated WHEN AVAILABLE. Key to system types: DCD = DOS CD WCD = Windows CD MCD = Mac. CD W95CD = Win 95 CD M3 = Mac. Disk W3 = Windows Disk W953 = Win 95 Disk D3 = DOS Disk HCD = Mac./Windows CD Date | Name of Game | OS | Company ----------------------------------------------------------- 96/06/13 WARHAMMR 40K DCD MINDSCAPE 96/06/13 MIND GRIND DCD MICROFORUM 96/06/14 ALIEN TRIL DCD DIGITAL PICTURES 96/06/17 SHELLSHOCK DCD U.S. GOLD INC. 96/06/17 GENDERWARS DCD GT SOFTWARE 96/06/17 BTLCRSR 3000 DCD TAKE 2 INTERACTIVE 96/06/17 RETURN FIRE DCD GT SOFTWARE 96/06/18 AFTER LIFE DCD LUCAS ARTS 96/06/19 PRO PINBL:WEB DCD ENTERACTIVE INTERNATIONAL 96/06/19 MEGA RACE 2 DCD MINDSCAPE 96/06/19 LEMMINGS PNT WCD SONY ELECTRONIC PUBLISH/ 96/06/20 FINAL DOOM DCD GT SOFTWARE 96/06/20 CAS CHMP2PKR DCD INTRACORP,INC. 96/06/21 HARVESTER IBCD MERIT SOFTWARE 96/06/21 DEADLINE DCD VIC TOKAI 96/06/21 DUNGON KEEPR DCD ELECTRONIC ARTS 96/06/21 KINGDOM MGC DCD GT SOFTWARE 96/06/22 BULL FROG PK DCD ELECTRONIC ARTS 96/06/23 MORTIMER DCD LUCAS ARTS 96/06/24 MECH 2 NET DCD ACTIVISION 96/06/25 CIV WAR MED DCD ENTERACTIVE INTERNATIONAL 96/06/25 FIREFIGHT DCD ELECTRONIC ARTS 96/06/28 DRAGONLAIR2 DCD READY SOFT 96/06/28 LST ADV LEGND DCD RANDOMSOFT 96/06/28 SPACEHULK 2 DCD ELECTRONIC ARTS 96/06/30 FLIGHT ZONE DCD WIZARD WORKS 96/07/01 LINKS LS DCD ACCESS SOFTWARE 96/07/01 NUKE IT DCD MICROSTAR 96/07/01 PELICAN HILL DCD ACCESS SOFTWARE 96/07/01 GRAND PRIX 2 DCD SPECTRUM HOLOBYTE 96/07/01 PINEHURST DCD ACCESS SOFTWARE 96/07/01 OVER REICH DCD AVALON HILL 96/07/01 WZONE DCD WIZARD WORKS 96/07/01 PANDORA SAMP DCD ACCESS SOFTWARE 96/07/05 TMEK DCD GT SOFTWARE 96/07/09 KNIGHTS CHSE DCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/07/13 MAGIC GATHER DCD SPECTRUM HOLOBYTE 96/07/20 AD&DCORERULESDCD TSR 96/07/28 QUAKE SHWR DCD ID SOFTWARE 96/07/30 NORMALITY DCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/07/31 HIND DCD INTERACTIVE MAGIC 96/08/01 JETFIGHTR III IBCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/08/01 WARHAWK DCD SONY ELECTRONIC PUBLISH/ 96/08/01 TWISTD METAL DCD SONY ELECTRONIC PUBLISH/ 96/08/01 MAST/ORION 2 DCD SPECTRUM HOLOBYTE 96/08/01 METAL LORDS DCD NEW WORLD COMPUTING INC. 96/08/01 LOST ADMRL II DCD AMERICAN LASER GAMES 96/08/01 PANDORA DCD ACCESS SOFTWARE 96/08/15 DEADLOCK DCD WEA VIDEO 96/08/20 NEED SPEED SE DCD ELECTRONIC ARTS 96/08/20 BEDLAM DCD GT SOFTWARE 96/09/01 VR BASEBALL DCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/09/01 GOLF NICK P DCD GT SOFTWARE 96/09/01 HIST WORLD DCD AVALON HILL 96/09/01 POWERSLAVE DCD PLAYMATES INTERACTIVE ENT 96/09/30 BLOOD/MAGIC DCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 97/01/01 DEADLY SKIES DCD JVC COMPANY OF AMERICA 96/06/14 FTSY FBALL96 HCD ENTERACTIVE INTERNATIONAL 96/06/24 ELK MOON #1 HCD ACTIVISION 96/07/25 QIN:TOMB/KING WCD WEA VIDEO 96/08/20 CHESSMATES TCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/03/11 HOYLES CLASS MCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/06/17 SIM ISLE MCD MAXIS 96/06/18 CATZ MCD VIRGIN GAMES 96/06/18 AFTER LIFE MCD LUCAS ARTS 96/06/24 MUPPETS TRSR MCD ACTIVISION 96/06/25 MORTIMER MCD LUCAS ARTS 96/06/25 DESCENT II MCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/06/28 PRISONER ICE MCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/06/30 GAB KNIGHT 2 MCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/07/01 PELICAN HILL MCD ACCESS SOFTWARE 96/07/01 PINEHURST MCD ACCESS SOFTWARE 96/08/01 EMPIRE II MCD NEW WORLD COMPUTING INC. 96/08/01 HERO MHT MGC MCD NEW WORLD COMPUTING INC. 96/08/08 KINGDOM/MAGC MCD GT SOFTWARE 96/08/22 MUMMY MCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/08/23 9 MCD GT SOFTWARE 96/09/01 MORT KMBT 3 MCD GT SOFTWARE 96/09/30 BLOOD/MAGIC MCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/06/21 NETSCAPE NAV MAC VENTANA PRESS 96/06/17 VOYEUR II WCD PHILIPS INTERACTIVE MEDIA 96/06/17 SHATTRD PRV DCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/06/18 CATZ WCD VIRGIN GAMES 96/06/18 DONT QUIT JB WCD PHILIPS INTERACTIVE MEDIA 96/06/19 SCIFI TRIVIA WCD SIMON & SCHUSTER 96/06/20 STORM WCD AMERICAN SOFTWORKS CORP. 96/06/20 MCKENZ/FRNDS WCD AMERICAN LASER GAMES 96/06/21 HOYLE-BLKJAK WCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/06/24 CIVIL WAR:LEE WCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/06/24 MUPPETS TRSR WCD ACTIVISION 96/06/30 FPS BASEBAL96WCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/06/30 LIGHTHOUSE TCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/06/30 INDY CAR 2 HCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/06/30 URBAN RUNNER WCD SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/07/01 BTLGRD4 SHILH WCD ENTERACTIVE INTERNATIONAL 96/07/01 WOOD SHIP MEN WCD AVALON HILL 96/07/23 SHADOAN WCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/08/01 DAGGERFALL DCD BETHESDA 96/08/22 MUMMY WCD INTERPLAY PRODUCTIONS 96/08/23 9 WCD GT SOFTWARE 96/09/15 NOIR WCD CYBERDREAMS 96/06/14 AMER CIVLWAR W5C INTERACTIVE MAGIC 96/06/17 ULT DOOM W95CD GT SOFTWARE 96/06/17 ARCADE CLS W5C GT SOFTWARE 96/06/17 DOOM II W5C GT SOFTWARE 96/06/20 TRIP PLAY 97 W5C ELECTRONIC ARTS 96/06/24 MISSION FORC W5C SIERRA-ON-LINE INC 96/06/25 CLOSE CMBT W5C MICROSOFT 96/06/25 MPHOLY GRAIL W5C 7TH LEVEL 96/06/28 SIMISLE W5C MAXIS 96/07/01 REAL TROUBLE W5C U.S. GOLD INC. 96/07/10 DIABLO W5C DAVIDSON 96/07/12 OLYMPIC SOCC W5C U.S. GOLD INC. 96/07/15 STAR CONTR 3 W5C WEA VIDEO 96/08/01 HEXEN W5C GT SOFTWARE 96/08/15 MORT KOMBT 3 W5C GT SOFTWARE 96/09/01 MORTIFICATOR W5C PLAYMATES INTERACTIVE ENT 96/09/01 DEATHTRP DNG W5C U.S. GOLD INC. 96/09/01 TERRACIDE W5C U.S. GOLD INC. 96/09/15 REVERENCE W5C CYBERDREAMS 96/10/01 STR TRK GEN W5C SPECTRUM HOLOBYTE 97/01/01 MINDWARP W5C MAXIS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <*>CORRECTIONS<*> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Uhhhhh, none. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <*>LEGAL MUMBO JUMBO<*> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- THIS MAGAZINE IN NO WAY WHATSOEVER, CONDONES THE PIRATING, STEALING, OR ANY OTHER ILLEGAL MEANS OF OBTAINING SOFTWARE. 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`$$&@%o%@&$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$&@%o%@&$$$$$$$$$$$$$$hd' Copyright 1996 Ionizer Inc. #167A939 Ansi version by Tok. ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ WAREZ LISTING FROM 27th MAY TO THE 15th OF JUNE │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 27 May of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ copsbbf.zip │ 1 │ Basic Business Templates for MS Excel 7.0 │ │ defactp6.zip │ 1 │ deFacto Issue 6 │ │ dns-sk??.zip │ 26 │ Dice a Woman 2 │ │ dos95dls.zip │ 1 │ DOS LAN Server for Windows 95 │ │ dox95dls.zip │ 1 │ Dox for DOS LAN Services │ │ psgejd?.zip │ 6 │ EatrhWork Jim for DOS │ │ exo688??.zip │ 13 │ Extra Ordinance 688 │ │ nfi-flt?.zip │ 4 │ FlightLevel LogBook Plus │ │ gnnweb??.zip │ 12 │ GNN Press WebServer │ │ sdm-mt??.zip │ 28 │ Mother Earth Multimedia │ │ psg-jos?.zip │ 10 │ Josephine │ │ lw5.a?? │ 2 │ LightWave 5 Upgrade │ │ amv1b3??.zip │ 25 │ MS Active Movie SDK Beta3 May Edition │ │ gns-exc?.zip │ 7 │ MS Exchange SP Build 6546 CD-Rip │ │ l-nava11.zip │ 1 │ Navaid v1.1 │ │ websrv??.zip │ 40 │ Oracle WebServer for Windows NT │ │ sdmpo95?.zip │ 10 │ Personal Oracle7 for Windows 95 │ │ ucfptools.zip │ 1 │ PowerTools v1.0 Cracked │ │ pd1?to1?.zip │ 1 │ PowrDolls Updates 1-3 │ │ pto2crk.zip │ 1 │ PTO2 Game Crack │ │ ngr-qwd?.zip │ 4 │ Ques MegaWeb │ │ re_as??.zip │ 53 │ Rebel Assault 2 CHP2 │ │ klnrobh?.zip │ 8 │ Robot Hunter │ │ ngr-sil?.zip │ 3 │ SignLab v3.2 Multilingual │ │ spycrft?.zip │ 22 │ SpyCraft CD-Rip │ │ wlab.zip │ 1 │ Steinberg WaveLab │ │ mdc-sd01.zip │ 1 │ Sweep v2.82 for DOS │ │ mdc-sw01.zip │ 1 │ Sweep v2.82 for Windows 95 │ │ mnteye??.zip │ 57 │ The Conquest of Silver Eye │ │ vacob-??.zip │ 49 │ Visual Age Cobol v1.0 for OS/2 │ │ lbzwhy??.zip │ 31 │ Why do We have to │ │ rbsxmpeg.zip │ 1 │ XingMPEG Player v1.30 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 28 May of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ tac32s?.zip │ 3 │ 4Home Win32s │ │ taccpav?.zip │ 2 │ Central Point AntiVirus v2.22 │ │ ucf-cleo.zip │ 1 │ Cleo v2.0 Regged │ │ gamerun?.zip │ 3 │ GameRunner v3.0 │ │ gwks21?.zip │ 4 │ GroupWorks v2.1 │ │ dgn-g28f.zip │ 1 │ Heroic Holy War Fix │ │ keyv321.zip │ 1 │ KeyView v5.0 Beta3 32bit version │ │ msq-lv95.zip │ 1 │ LView Pro 1d for Windows 95 Cracked │ │ kln-ml??.zip │ 16 │ Mobius Link Win/V │ │ nav96-?.zip │ 4 │ Norton AntiVirus 96 v2.0 Beta │ │ m8dawt??.zip │ 28 │ OS/2 Warp Toolkit │ │ ctlpp??.zip │ 22 │ Panic in the Park │ │ tddppr-?.zip │ 3 │ PrismPrint Color Calibration v3.23 │ │ trn-skw?.zip │ 8 │ Sukura │ │ psg-set?.zip │ 7 │ The Settlers 2 English │ │ sdmw32s?.zip │ 12 │ Win32s Software Development Kit │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 29 May of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ smr-aar.zip │ 1 │ Adobe AutoReader v2.0 │ │ shkcmp??.zip │ 10 │ Compel v2.0 │ │ ces-dag?.zip │ 8 │ Daggerfall │ │ xf-fxb2?.zip │ 5 │ DEC/Inter32 to Alpha32 Converter Beta2 │ │ mtydoc.zip │ 1 │ Display Doctor │ │ sgm_d3s?.zip │ 5 │ Duke Nukem 3D Save Games and Apps │ │ rfaxpwa?.zip │ 8 │ RighttFAX Server for Windows NT │ │ copshb??.zip │ 30 │ HyperBlade │ │ sdm-inno.zip │ 1 │ InterNotes │ │ pcwlogpe.zip │ 1 │ Lightbar Login PPE │ │ lw50f??.zip │ 52 │ Lightware v5.0 Full CD │ │ sdm-l2s?.zip │ 3 │ Link to SMTP v2.1 │ │ novlwir?.zip │ 4 │ LiveWire for Netscape │ │ mtytree.zip │ 1 │ Mcen Tree Factory │ │ morewar.zip │ 1 │ MoreWar Warcraft 2 Addon │ │ xfsms12?.zip │ 18 │ Microsoft Systems Management v1.2 Beta2 │ │ dftntshd.zip │ 1 │ Netshield for Windows NT v2.51 licensed │ │ dwnptbw?.zip │ 2 │ Pacific Gold Turbo Browser for Windows 95 Fin │ │ smr-phc?.zip │ 7 │ PhotoMorph and Converter Artist v2.7 │ │ progress.a?? │ 40 │ Progress v8.0 │ │ amm-rar2.zip │ 1 │ RAR v2.0 for OS/2 │ │ ramsfd-?.zip │ 4 │ Shadow of Dreaming │ │ tactsdml.zip │ 1 │ Toshinden Move List │ │ pcwscppe.zip │ 1 │ User Security PPE │ │ pwrspwa?.zip │ 13 │ ViewOffice PowerSuite │ │ ogm-vgb?.zip │ 3 │ Virtual Gameboy Games │ │ dftd2212.zip │ 1 │ Viruscan for DOS VShield v2.2.12 licensed │ │ dftos22f.zip │ 1 │ Viruscan for OS/2 VShield v2.2.12 licensed │ │ dftw2031.zip │ 1 │ Viruscan for Windows 95 │ │ dftw2212.zip │ 1 │ Viruscan for Windows │ │ dftnt22f.zip │ 1 │ Viruscan for Windows NT │ │ t96warb?.zip │ 5 │ WarBirds │ │ mtywa0?.zip │ 4 │ Web Anchor │ │ dftwscn?.zip │ 4 │ WebScan v1.04 for Windows licensed │ │ rtn-wp2?.zip │ 9 │ Winning Post 2 │ │ 1_wp60.tgz │ 1 │ WordPerfect v6.0 for Linux │ │ tacxyw-?.zip │ 4 │ XYWrite v4.12 for Windows 95 or 3.x │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 30 May of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ cb4agzi.zip │ 1 │ Agsi v1.1.4 │ │ rtn-run?.zip │ 3 │ Bo Bo Big Attack 2 │ │ sdm-bw??.zip │ 21 │ Bright Works v2.10 │ │ cb4cdw43.zip │ 1 │ CD Wizard v4.3 │ │ db21-??.zip │ 20 │ DB2 for OS/2 v2.1.1 Update │ │ xfntcb2?.zip │ 10 │ DEC Clusters for Windows NT Beta2 │ │ pnc-dll.zip │ 1 │ DLLpak for Quickpak v3.0 │ │ dns-e312.zip │ 1 │ Encrypt It v3.12 for Windows 95 │ │ tacespc?.zip │ 20 │ Epson Stylus Color Print Library │ │ psgej2dc.zip │ 1 │ EWJ2 for DOS Fix │ │ wrmjenny.zip │ 1 │ Jenny McCarthy Level for Worms │ │ sdm-lin?.zip │ 7 │ Lan Inventory v3.20 McAfee │ │ xres201.zip │ 1 │ Macromedia XRes v2.01 │ │ sdm_madd.zip │ 1 │ McAfee Addon │ │ sdm_mdc?.zip │ 5 │ McAfee Dox Pack │ │ sdm_nnt?.zip │ 3 │ NetTools for Windows NT │ │ oo4w95?.zip │ 5 │ Oracle Objects for Windows 95 │ │ oo4nt?.zip │ 9 │ Oracle Objects for Windows NT │ │ rbs-pm??.zip │ 55 │ Print Master Gold │ │ dod-qp16.zip │ 1 │ Query Prefect v1.0 16bit version │ │ dod-qp32.zip │ 1 │ Query Perfect v1.0 32bit version │ │ dgnquiz?.zip │ 7 │ Quiz │ │ sdm-arm?.zip │ 5 │ Term Net Remote v6.0 │ │ tdd-x66.zip │ 1 │ xFTPDaemon v6.6 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 31 May of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ rs-dvkey.zip │ 1 │ 3D Studio KeyGen │ │ pnca32up.zip │ 1 │ Agent v99e Upgrade 32bit version │ │ pnc-a99e.zip │ 1 │ Agent v99e │ │ pncahelp.zip │ 1 │ Agent v99e Help │ │ agent95.zip │ 1 │ Agent95 RAM Compression Software for_win95 │ │ fifobq??.zip │ 4 │ Brain Quest Level 1 and 2 │ │ psg-dk??.zip │ 34 │ DeathKeep for Windows 95 │ │ on32b2-?.zip │ 13 │ FTP Onnet32 v2.0 Beta │ │ ror-h2o?.zip │ 4 │ H2O │ │ da-he15c.zip │ 1 │ HTMLed v1.5c Regged │ │ reis9697.zip │ 1 │ NS ReisPlanner 9697 │ │ pwas27??.zip │ 44 │ Windows NT 4 Server Build 1327 │ │ pwaw27??.zip │ 43 │ Windows NT 4 WorkStation Build 1327 │ │ o7s74-??.zip │ 39 │ Oracle 7 Server v7.4 │ │ moz-prot.zip │ 1 │ Protocol Change PPE │ │ mtyqapp?.zip │ 2 │ QuickApp v3.00 │ │ pncqp41?.zip │ 3 │ QuickPak Pro v4.10 │ │ sa110mcc.zip │ 1 │ Secret Agent Patch │ │ psg-ss??.zip │ 15 │ ShellShock Final │ │ scsrz-??.zip │ 27 │ Sin-Razor3-SCSI │ │ smr-sak?.zip │ 6 │ Sing Along Kidz 4 │ │ webkit??.zip │ 36 │ The Web Publishing Kit │ │ mtytlis3.zip │ 1 │ TList3 Pro OCX Edition │ │ rortrnc?.zip │ 2 │ Tronik │ │ vbitool.zip │ 1 │ Visual Basic Internet ToolPack │ │ lod-wol1.zip │ 1 │ Warez'o'Log v4.0 │ │ rbs-wbit.zip │ 1 │ WEbit Pro for Windows v1.2 │ │ dns-wrf?.zip │ 4 │ World Rally Feaver │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 1 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ itool.zip │ 1 │ CRescent Internet OCS for Visual Basic │ │ sdm-cup3.zip │ 1 │ CUP386 v3.0b │ │ rbs-dana.zip │ 1 │ Dana v1.4 │ │ xf-db21?.zip │ 19 │ DB2 v2.1.1 Update Us 8090 │ │ sivadet?.zip │ 2 │ Ditto Easy Tools │ │ dmnlaw?.zip │ 2 │ Do It Yourself Lawyer │ │ tacespc1.zip │ 1 │ Epson Colour Print Studio │ │ mts-fwi.zip │ 1 │ FlashWorks for Intel LAN Adapter │ │ on32b2u?.zip │ 12 │ FTP Onnet32 USA CD version Beta2 │ │ hi251crk.zip │ 1 │ HWInfo v2.51 Regged │ │ lgx-ic.zip │ 1 │ InterChange for Windows │ │ sdm-jav?.zip │ 7 │ Java Developers Kit v1.0.1 │ │ kali95_9e.zip │ 1 │ Kali for Windows 95 v.9e │ │ su-luna?.zip │ 5 │ Luna 2 Chinese │ │ rtnluna1.zip │ 1 │ Lunatic Dawn II │ │ ware0696.zip │ 1 │ May96 Warez Report │ │ mga-sp0?.zip │ 2 │ MGA Multimedia SuperPack │ │ rbsmhm??.zip │ 20 │ Microhouse Technical Library PartA v296 │ │ rbsmhm??.zip │ 7 │ Microhouse Technical Library PartB v296 │ │ dns-ocf.zip │ 1 │ Offensive CrackFix English/German │ │ dns-oe??.zip │ 19 │ Offensive English │ │ o774nw??.zip │ 39 │ Oracle 7 Server for Netware v7.4 │ │ o7s74-01.zip │ 1 │ Oracle 7 Server v7.4 │ │ owsnw-??.zip │ 28 │ Oracle Workgroup Server Netware │ │ xf-pc42a.zip │ 1 │ Polycenter Network for Windows NT v4.2a │ │ savage??.zip │ 30 │ Savage │ │ dcysw11?.zip │ 1 │ ShellWizard 95 │ │ clb-sg??.zip │ 11 │ Smart Games 1 │ │ ta-snl??.zip │ 22 │ SNL Goes Political │ │ sdmweb??.zip │ 24 │ The Windows NT WebServer Book │ │ sp21-??.zip │ 26 │ Windows 95 Service Pack 2 Build1043 │ │ rbs-zi10.zip │ 1 │ ZipIt v1.0 for Windows 95 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 2 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ pie-cp10.zip │ 1 │ Caligari Pioneer v1.0 Cracked │ │ dodcdvw.zip │ 1 │ CD View v2.02 for DOS/Netware │ │ cy-cc0?.zip │ 5 │ Color Copy Multi │ │ cd6pwa??.zip │ 54 │ Corel Draw v6.0 │ │ sivadet?.zip │ 2 │ Ditto Easy Tools │ │ tacesp??.zip │ 63 │ Epson Stylus Pro Print Library Full CD │ │ e3dsem.zip │ 1 │ Extreme 3D s/n │ │ lgx-ecel.zip │ 1 │ Fast Track Analysis │ │ dgngb??.zip │ 30 │ Gakuen Baku │ │ rbs-liq?.zip │ 2 │ Liquid Motion │ │ sqlsrv??.zip │ 21 │ Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 │ │ mpath??.zip │ 14 │ MPlayer │ │ dodalg2?.zip │ 6 │ Multimedia Algebra 2 for Windows │ │ rtn-nec?.zip │ 6 │ Necronomican │ │ dgn-pr?.zip │ 3 │ Panda Run │ │ pie-prot.zip │ 1 │ Protocol Changer PPE │ │ rcn-16.zip │ 1 │ Reality Check Network Issue 16 │ │ copssam.zip │ 1 │ Sales and Marketing Templates for MS Excel 7 │ │ sd2pwa??.zip │ 16 │ Serif Draw Plus v2.0 CD-Rip │ │ smr-sak?.zip │ 6 │ Sing Along Kids Pack 4 │ │ review25.txt │ 1 │ The Game Review Issue 25 │ │ cy-art01.zip │ 1 │ Typart v2.0 for Windows │ │ ogm-vp2?.zip │ 3 │ Virtual Gameboy Pack 2 │ │ we14ccrk.zip │ 1 │ Web Page Creator v4.35 Licensed PPE │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 3 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ particle.zip │ 1 │ 3D Studio Particles │ │ cy-amb0?.zip │ 4 │ Ambiente v2.0 for Windows │ │ mtycadt?.zip │ 3 │ Cadet v3.0 │ │ dmnchkf?.zip │ 2 │ CheckFree v2 │ │ cy-cc0?.zip │ 5 │ ColorCopy v1.4 │ │ defacto7.zip │ 1 │ deFacto Issue 7 │ │ jf-daod.zip │ 1 │ Disk at Once v2.1 │ │ trdewj2?.zip │ 5 │ EarthWorm Jim 2 │ │ euro96-?.zip │ 10 │ Euro96 England │ │ pncisma??.zip │ 61 │ Inside Sports Swimsuit Movie Sound Addon │ │ xf-lw5ck.zip │ 1 │ LightWave v5.0 Crack │ │ tacvoice.zip │ 1 │ Microsoft Voice │ │ mty-mh??.zip │ 59 │ My House Architecture │ │ rtnn2sp?.zip │ 2 │ Nanpa2 Special │ │ phoconv1.zip │ 1 │ Photomorph Convertsion Arrist v2.7a │ │ lgx-sbp.zip │ 1 │ Small Busy Lead Pro │ │ wave#5.zip │ 1 │ Wave #5 │ │ copsweb.zip │ 1 │ Web Manager for Windows 95 Beta v1.1.3 │ │ cb4wsec.zip │ 1 │ Windows Secure It v1.0 │ │ win95-96.zip │ 1 │ Windows 95 to Windows 96 Update │ │ cb4expos.zip │ 1 │ Windows Expose IO v2.0 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 4 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ vg-ac??.zip │ 32 │ Alley Cats Atlantean Interactive │ │ mtycatd?.zip │ 3 │ Cadet v3 │ │ lgx-ofec.zip │ 1 │ Fast Track Office for Excel │ │ lgx-oflt.zip │ 1 │ Fast Track Office for Lotus │ │ lgx-of95.zip │ 1 │ Fast Track Office for Office 95 │ │ mtygrph?.zip │ 4 │ Graphically v1.0a │ │ norman??.zip │ 22 │ Greg Norman Ultimate Golf 2 │ │ serial.txt │ 1 │ Macromedia Xres s/n │ │ rbsmba??.zip │ 27 │ Microhouse Main Boards Addon │ │ tacnec??.zip │ 12 │ National Electronic Code96 Full CD │ │ dmnpwm1.zip │ 1 │ Password Master │ │ fbi-rdd?.zip │ 4 │ Raydream Designer v3.13 │ │ rvsircs.zip │ 1 │ WinCsr │ │ da-swo6d.zip │ 1 │ Soho's Sweep June │ │ visio4.zip │ 1 │ Visio v4.0 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 5 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ bstorm??.zip │ 39 │ BrainStorm │ │ sdmwc??.zip │ 4 │ CakeWalk v4.01 │ │ copscft.zip │ 1 │ Company Finance Templates for MS Excel v7.0 │ │ pncdaob.zip │ 1 │ Data Access Object │ │ smr-esav.zip │ 1 │ Euro96 ScreenSaver │ │ sx501nt?.zip │ 34 │ Exceed v5.01 for Windows NT │ │ s-xp5nt?.zip │ 9 │ Exceed xPress v5.01 for Windows NT │ │ pnc-hgss.zip │ 1 │ Hawain Girls v1.1 │ │ tacmsne?.zip │ 3 │ Microsoft Netmeeting for Windows 95 │ │ sxn-shkm.zip │ 1 │ Money Maxxer for Shell Shock │ │ pitch32.zip │ 1 │ Pirch 32 IRC Client │ │ xf-pc42a.zip │ 1 │ Polycenter Net v4.2a for Windows NT │ │ lgx-post.zip │ 1 │ Postal Classification HandBook │ │ lgx-qc??.zip │ 28 │ QuickCards Limited │ │ sxn-qm31.zip │ 1 │ QuickMenu III v3.1d │ │ smr-rvm?.zip │ 3 │ RealView v3.7 for DOS │ │ s-sssdd?.zip │ 2 │ SmartSort Sortation Database for DOS │ │ s-sssdw?.zip │ 2 │ SmartSort Sortation Database for Windows │ │ s-ss50w?.zip │ 2 │ SmartSort v5 for Windows │ │ sdmstk??.zip │ 2 │ Stock Market v1.1 for Windows 95 │ │ dod-lex?.zip │ 2 │ Tra Lexicat for Windows │ │ pncvbpp?.zip │ 2 │ Visual Basic 4 Plus Pack │ │ thcmax??.zip │ 11 │ Web Max Berkley Systems │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 6 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ rtn-cp0?.zip │ 4 │ Caligari Pioneer v1.0 │ │ psgdin??.zip │ 13 │ Dinotopia │ │ dogz.zip │ 1 │ Dogz Your Computer │ │ rbs-fit.zip │ 1 │ Frame It v1.10 for Windows 95 │ │ normfix.zip │ 1 │ Greg Norman Ultimate Golf 2 Fix │ │ sdmfxsdk.zip │ 1 │ Microsoft FAX SDK │ │ ucfmidig.zip │ 1 │ Midigate Regged │ │ rbs-miml.zip │ 1 │ MiMail for Windows │ │ rbs-morf.zip │ 1 │ Morpher v1.2 for Windows 95 │ │ sdm-exmt.zip │ 1 │ MS Exchange Server Migrate │ │ mtyomni?.zip │ 5 │ Omni Page Pro v7.0 │ │ sxn-oclc.zip │ 1 │ Operation Carnage Level Codes │ │ trd-pry?.zip │ 4 │ Pray for Death Playable Preview │ │ rbs-mss.zip │ 1 │ Ranma Video Screen Saver │ │ rbs-wpc.zip │ 1 │ Web Page Creator v4.5 for Windows 95 │ │ waldo??.zip │ 11 │ Where's Waldo Geography │ │ sdmwdoc?.zip │ 2 │ World Doc v1.0 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 7 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ acsfcd??.zip │ 12 │ Access v7.0 CD Version │ │ psgbhb0?.zip │ 6 │ Big Hurt Baseball │ │ gcdcb??.zip │ 54 │ GCD's Corporate Business Manager v2.0 │ │ hbd-ko??.zip │ 10 │ Kick Off 96 │ │ novwho??.zip │ 13 │ MultiMedia Help Office for Windows 95 │ │ smpw?.zip │ 2 │ Pickle Wars │ │ pwapowb.zip │ 1 │ PowerBasic Compiler │ │ trd-tm0?.zip │ 4 │ T-MEK Beta │ │ mtstwb??.zip │ 37 │ The Way Basketball works │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 8 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ rtn-ca0?.zip │ 4 │ Chief Architect v4.0 │ │ ucfclipm.zip │ 1 │ ClipMate32 v4.0 Regged │ │ ucfhwiky.zip │ 1 │ HWiNFO v2.52 Keymaker │ │ ucf-ifa4.zip │ 1 │ Instant File Access v4.0 Regged │ │ warerp02.txt │ 1 │ Leet Warereport 2 │ │ pswmath?.zip │ 5 │ Math Blaster2 CD-Rip │ │ lgx-mnd.zip │ 1 │ MindProber for Windows │ │ mrspwa??.zip │ 31 │ Mr. Scanner Radio Scan │ │ tac-pb?.zip │ 4 │ PowerBrowser for Windows │ │ r2p-qkst.zip │ 1 │ Quick Site Pretagger │ │ rbs-tm4?.zip │ 18 │ TCPIP v4.0 and MPTS for OS/2 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 9 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ mdc-aw0?.zip │ 8 │ AutoWare v3.0 Working Model Full CD-Rip │ │ psgb2b??.zip │ 23 │ Back to Baghdad │ │ psgbhbc.zip │ 1 │ Big Hurt Full Crack │ │ ucfcdq95.zip │ 1 │ CD Quick Regged │ │ copsact.zip │ 1 │ Certificate and Awards Templates for MS Word │ │ dgn-cp1.zip │ 1 │ Cross Poker │ │ ll-dk0?.zip │ 9 │ DeathKeep Minimazed LifeLess │ │ psgdin??.zip │ 13 │ Dinotopia │ │ msvewjc.zip │ 1 │ EarthWorm Jim 1 and 2 Cheat Pack │ │ lgx-fcs?.zip │ 2 │ FAX Cover Sheets for MS Word 7 │ │ rgfsrv??.zip │ 31 │ FAXport WinPort RASport v5.1b │ │ ogm-v4?.zip │ 4 │ GameBoy Pack4 │ │ hco3win1.zip │ 1 │ HCO v3 Beta for Windows │ │ hco3os21.zip │ 1 │ HCO v3 Beta for OS/2 │ │ mty-int.zip │ 1 │ Internet ToolPak v2 │ │ msvjblb.zip │ 1 │ Jhonny Bazookatone Level Breaker │ │ pncmnc??.zip │ 26 │ Metro Navigator Chicago │ │ pncmnav?.zip │ 6 │ Metro Navigator Engine │ │ msvmsp.zip │ 1 │ Mission Critical Patcher │ │ pwasdb??.zip │ 15 │ Mr. Scanner Data │ │ mrspwa??.zip │ 31 │ Mr. Scanner Radio Scan │ │ scumpb??.zip │ 42 │ MS Publisher 97 Beta1 Build 184 │ │ dc-nes9.zip │ 1 │ Nes Pack 9 for Nintendo Emulator │ │ mty-net.zip │ 1 │ NetPak Pro │ │ nevreg95.zip │ 1 │ NeverLock 95 │ │ tac-pb1.zip │ 1 │ Power Browser │ │ r2p-prnt.zip │ 1 │ Print Screen v2.0 │ │ mdc-qw0?.zip │ 4 │ Quick View Plus v3.02 Addon for Windows 95 │ │ rcn-17.zip │ 1 │ RCN Issue 17 │ │ sxn-s2se.zip │ 1 │ Settlers 2 Capaign Selector │ │ softpeg.zip │ 1 │ Soft PEG/MPEG Regged │ │ nor-sp0?.zip │ 7 │ Species The Game for Windows 95 │ │ lxg-sts?.zip │ 2 │ Stationary Sets for MS Word v7.0 │ │ review26.txt │ 1 │ The Game Review Issue 26 │ │ orn-????.zip │ 16 │ ViewPoint 3DS Files ALL │ │ r2p-vnet.zip │ 1 │ VirusNet │ │ msqwc5u.zip │ 1 │ Wildcat BBS Upgrade │ │ mty-xref.zip │ 1 │ xRef VB Addon │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 10 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ maxmaps.rar │ 1 │ 3DS Max Maps Textires │ │ scummij??.zip │ 1 │ Cisco Internet Junction v1.2.1 for Win 95/NT │ │ artman?.zip │ 3 │ DB Art Manager for Windows 95 │ │ dgn-eg?.zip │ 8 │ Evil Gate │ │ lgx-ftp?.zip │ 2 │ FTP Icon Connection │ │ ucfipw13.zip │ 1 │ Image Pro v1.3 │ │ aln_it??.zip │ 30 │ Microsoft Internet Toolkit │ │ ucfmst19.zip │ 1 │ Modem Status for Windows v1.9 │ │ xfmsa?.zip │ 4 │ MS ClipArt Office CD-Rip │ │ smr-np??.zip │ 23 │ National Parks of America │ │ ucf-nocl.zip │ 1 │ nOCLIP v4.0 Keymaker │ │ omni7?.zip │ 6 │ OmniPage v7 │ │ mtspd2??.zip │ 11 │ Power Dolls v1.2 │ │ rcn-trn.zip │ 1 │ RCN Secret Articles Cheat Loader │ │ rbs-rech.zip │ 1 │ Reachout v5.05 │ │ thc-rs??.zip │ 55 │ Rolling Stone Interactive │ │ smr-ue0?.zip │ 3 │ Softkey UFO Explorer │ │ dod-se1?.zip │ 5 │ Softscape Explorer v1.0 │ │ ngt-t120.zip │ 1 │ Toneloc Wardialer v1.2 Upgrade │ │ trueblod.zip │ 1 │ True Blood │ │ ucftun13.zip │ 1 │ Tune It v1.30 Regged │ │ msqcdu.zip │ 1 │ WildCat v5 Code Update │ │ msqicu.zip │ 1 │ WildCat v5 Internet Connection │ │ xftpd66a.zip │ 1 │ xFTP Daemon v66 Build 004 Minor Update │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 11 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ rtnaka1?.zip │ 4 │ Akane Module │ │ cb4-at0?.zip │ 4 │ Alis Tango v1.0 │ │ cb4-aply.zip │ 1 │ Amaplay │ │ dmnamor?.zip │ 5 │ Amortizer 96 │ │ cb4-arb4.zip │ 1 │ Ariadna v1.0b4 │ │ cb4-ats?.zip │ 5 │ Authenticate Server v1.4b │ │ smr-be??.zip │ 25 │ Blender Interactive Experience │ │ cfix202.zip │ 1 │ Chameleon Fixes 20.2 │ │ adam_crk.zip │ 1 │ Adam Comprehensive v3.2 │ │ thcfs25?.zip │ 2 │ Filestor mcAfee Regged │ │ thcss20?.zip │ 9 │ Serverstor mcAfee Regged │ │ watoutw.zip │ 1 │ WatchOut Willi │ │ rtng4ex?.zip │ 8 │ Gin4ex MS-DOS version │ │ rvxhp6c?.zip │ 3 │ Hewlett Packard Deskjet 600c Printer │ │ rs-k95?.zip │ 4 │ Key View for Windows 95 │ │ pncmnl??.zip │ 41 │ Metro Navigator LA Pack │ │ dod-m30?.zip │ 2 │ MinuteMan v3.0 for Windows 3x/95 │ │ xf-bo2??.zip │ 20 │ MS SDK BackOffice v2.0 │ │ novpsp??.zip │ 24 │ Passport v2.12 MayUpdate for Windows │ │ dmnpry??.zip │ 41 │ Pray for Death Beta │ │ prmsin??.zip │ 20 │ Primus Interactive Games CD-Rip │ │ ra250pro.zip │ 1 │ RA BBS v2.5.0 Pro │ │ rtn-r41?.zip │ 5 │ Ranma │ │ rffdblib.zip │ 1 │ SQL DB Librarys for Visual Basic │ │ war-ftpd*.zip │ 2 │ WarFTPd │ │ thcwst01.zip │ 1 │ WebStor mcAfee Regged │ │ r2p-14xm.zip │ 1 │ Xing Mpeg Player v1.40 for Windows 95 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 12 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ sva-3dsp.zip │ 1 │ 3DS Max for Windows 95 Patch │ │ aslpwa??.zip │ 49 │ Access Super Library CD-Rip │ │ cb4-apol.zip │ 1 │ Apollo v1.0 │ │ cb4-fawp.zip │ 1 │ Application Wizard v1.5 │ │ cb4-clp?.zip │ 4 │ Caligari Pioneer v1.0 │ │ cd23pwa?.zip │ 2 │ CD Record v2.3 │ │ cb4-cdsp.zip │ 1 │ CD Spectre v1 │ │ cb4-cw5b.zip │ 1 │ Clear Web v0.5b │ │ cb4-cmed.zip │ 1 │ Cmed v1.08c │ │ pwacflw?.zip │ 11 │ CorelFlow v3.0 for Windows 95 │ │ cb4-csb?.zip │ 3 │ Cyber Passage Beta3 │ │ lgx-fcs?.zip │ 2 │ FAX Cover Sheets for MS Word │ │ cb4-fawp.zip │ 1 │ Fusion AppWinz v1.5 Pro │ │ kkillv2.zip │ 1 │ KittyKill v2.0 mIRC Script │ │ tr-lai?.zip │ 7 │ LAN Inventory v3.01 │ │ c-msamov.zip │ 1 │ MS Active Movie Player for Windows 95 │ │ pncmna??.zip │ 20 │ Metro Navigator Atlanta Pack │ │ pncmnb??.zip │ 23 │ Metro Navigator Boston Pack │ │ rbsnrs0?.zip │ 4 │ MS Router for Windows NT │ │ c-msamed.zip │ 1 │ MS Active Movie Editor │ │ c-msamao.zip │ 1 │ MS Active Movie Stream Addon │ │ mtynet??.zip │ 18 │ Net Commander │ │ s-m5195?.zip │ 9 │ NFS Maestro v5.1 for Windows 95 │ │ s-m51nt?.zip │ 8 │ NFS Maestro v5.1 for Windows NT │ │ panzer??.zip │ 21 │ Panzer General for Windows 95 │ │ dmnprfix.zip │ 1 │ Pray for Death Fix │ │ bkz-fppw.zip │ 1 │ Publishong Wizard v1.1 FrontPage │ │ dns-uss?.zip │ 3 │ Skat 2095 │ │ novalm??.zip │ 30 │ Sports Illustrated Almanac │ │ pwat351.zip │ 1 │ Telix v3.51 for DOS │ │ ax-em1-?.zip │ 2 │ Ultimate Emulator Pack Set 001 │ │ mtywcd??.zip │ 40 │ Web Commander │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 13 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ │ ─────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ sdm-ac0?.zip │ 3 │ A+ Certification Practicle Test │ │ mlwbir??.zip │ 36 │ Arthurs Birthday │ │ rgbmp22?.zip │ 5 │ Beyond Mail Pro Remote Access │ │ abi-bns.zip │ 1 │ Bones IPas for 2DS │ │ nfcwp7??.zip │ 96 │ Corel Word Perfect 7 Suite │ │ pwaqp7??.zip │ 16 │ Corel Quattro Pro v7.0 for Windows 95 │ │ pwadtr7?.zip │ 31 │ Detroit Build 1107 │ │ xflw5crk.zip │ 1 │ Lightwave 3D v5.0 Crack │ │ abi-mgc.zip │ 1 │ Magic IPas for 3DS │ │ abi-mb.zip │ 1 │ Meatballs IPas for 3DS │ │ pncmnb??.zip │ 23 │ Metro Navigator Boston Pack │ │ r2p-rage.zip │ 1 │ Rage Against The Machine │ │ soi-0696.zip │ 1 │ Soi Pack Junk 1996 │ │ rtntsl3?.zip │ 3 │ Three Sisters Level 3 │ │ xflwvp??.zip │ 11 │ Viewpoint Datalabs │ │ ax-vfr0?.zip │ 4 │ Virtua Fighter Remix non 3D card │ │ ucfwsfin.zip │ 1 │ wsFinger Regged │ │ dodwsftp.zip │ 1 │ wsFTP Pro │ │ mtyxing.zip │ 1 │ Xing Mpeg Player v3.0 for Windows 95 │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 14 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ crt-pic.zip │ 1 │ Advanced Picture Viewer │ │ tr-aut??.zip │ 27 │ Autoroute Express Europe v4.0 │ │ psgcat??.zip │ 20 │ Cat Fight │ │ mtycmpu?.zip │ 2 │ CompuView Navigator │ │ crt-java.zip │ 1 │ Detailed Instructions Programming Java │ │ cb4-ec12.zip │ 1 │ Easy CD v1.02 │ │ cb4-etlk.zip │ 1 │ Easy Talk v1.0b │ │ cb4-ftcd.zip │ 1 │ Fast CD v1.0 for Windows 95/NT │ │ cb4-fr16.zip │ 1 │ Folio Retriever v1.0.16 │ │ rbsgwt??.zip │ 13 │ Global Link Web Translator │ │ cb4-gs12.zip │ 1 │ Grab a Site v2.1.2 │ │ cb4-gwsp.zip │ 1 │ Graphical Workshop Pro for Windows 95 │ │ pncmnw??.zip │ 29 │ Metro Navigator Washington DC Pack │ │ crt-mon.zip │ 1 │ Monitor Plus v2.51 │ │ s-vfx4??.zip │ 22 │ MS Visual FoxPro 4 Beta │ │ xfwddk??.zip │ 60 │ MS Windows DDK │ │ ugr-excw.zip │ 1 │ MS Excel Viewer for Windows 95 │ │ gns-21f?.zip │ 7 │ MS Internet Explorer v2.10 US Final │ │ ugr-pwrw.zip │ 1 │ MS PowerPoint Viewer for Windows 95 │ │ ugr-wrdw.zip │ 1 │ MS Word Viewer for Windows 95 │ │ rbs14-??.zip │ 43 │ OS/2 Merlin Build 14 │ │ pb5pwa??.zip │ 62 │ PowerBuilder v5 Enterprise Edition │ │ pwaqp7??.zip │ 16 │ Quattro Pro 7 │ │ coprob?.zip │ 3 │ Reachout v6.0 for Windows 85 Beta 612 │ │ psg-saw?.zip │ 6 │ Sawgrass Addon │ │ su27rzr?.zip │ 4 │ SU-27 Flanker for DOS │ │ ucfwsfin.zip │ 1 │ wsFinger │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 15 June of 1996 │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬───────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ File name │ Disks │ Program Name │ ├──────────────────┼───────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ pncass?.zip │ 2 │ Army College SS │ │ pwaacl??.zip │ 15 │ AutoCAD Lite R3 for Windows 95 │ │ thc-bar.zip │ 1 │ Bar Clock Title Bar │ │ pwa-br0?.zip │ 7 │ BRender v1.1.2 Game Development System │ │ thc-adv.zip │ 1 │ CheckIt Advisior Scan │ │ frc-cc??.zip │ 19 │ Comp 1000 Color Clips │ │ dmncr112.zip │ 1 │ CRT v1.12beta Cracked │ │ rvx-dsbu.zip │ 1 │ DarkSun Sands Official Upgrade │ │ dns-dent.zip │ 1 │ DentureMan v1.0 │ │ mtsfdx0?.zip │ 2 │ Flight Unlimited DirectX Addon │ │ mtsftu??.zip │ 40 │ Flight Unlimited │ │ mtsfsd0?.zip │ 2 │ Flight Unlimited Sound Addon │ │ rbsgwt0?.zip │ 7 │ GlobalLink Web Translator │ │ sdm-hex1.zip │ 1 │ Hexer v1.01 32bit Regged │ │ hmp3.zip │ 1 │ HotMetal Pro v3.0 │ │ hsolpsg?.zip │ 7 │ Hoyle Solitaire │ │ mtyland?.zip │ 6 │ Intel LANdesk Virus Protect for Windows NT │ │ iphone4.zip │ 1 │ IPhone v4.0 │ │ ror-nm??.zip │ 25 │ MechWarrior v2 Net Mech │ │ pncmns??.zip │ 29 │ Metro Navigator SF Pack │ │ s-sms??.zip │ 48 │ MS SMS v1.2 Beta2 │ │ rdpzgmr?.zip │ 11 │ Panzer General for Windows 95 mini CD-Rip │ │ s-psql??.zip │ 16 │ Platinum SQL v3.2a │ │ m8rrf-0?.zip │ 6 │ Rebel Runner Final │ │ ucfrbr95.zip │ 1 │ Rip Bar v2.0c Pro for Windows 95 Regged │ │ thcsierr.zip │ 1 │ Sierra Adventure Game │ │ thc1993.zip │ 1 │ Space 99 Theme │ │ m8sbok??.zip │ 35 │ SpaceBucks │ │ storm-??.zip │ 31 │ Storm │ │ telixwin.zip │ 1 │ Telix for Windows v1.10a │ │ thcacdse.zip │ 1 │ Thcacdsee v1.31 Full Crack │ │ vftpd110.zip │ 1 │ vFTPd v1.10 with Crack │ │ thczbpro.zip │ 1 │ zbServer │ └──────────────────┴───────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── DEFACTO MEMBER LISTING AS OF [9th June 1996] ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Main Editor : *IPggi General Organiser : *Entropy Art & Coding Organiser : *Tyger Coder : Captain Power Ansi Artists : Flexor Infernal Flames VGA Artist : Mad Phantom Writers : Dizzident Fib-Boy Nightpot TOK Trite Trial Writers : Dee Warez Listing : Kooper Util/Apps Review : Scorpion The 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