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CS-ID: #3760.proline/net@pro-sol 31241 chars Date: Fri,  1 Jun 90 11:20:19 PDT From: nazgul@alphalpha.com (Kee Hinckley) Subject: Dangers in running a BBS I've been following the news regarding BBS seisures for a while now, but this is the first time that I've seen most all of the information in one place.  While "2600" magazine (the Phreaker publication from which this excerpted (by way of the Risks Digest at CSL.SRI.COM)) is somewhat biased towards the harmlessness of hackers, the article is relatively balanced and those references with which I'm familiar are presented factually. The fact of the matter is that a BBS operator may be arrested because of things that the BBS users placed on their system.  It remains to be seen whether you can be convicted of crimes on that basis, but the initial outlook is not good.  If nothing else the mere time it takes to get through the court system could do you in.  It's quite likely that the systems curr

FILE: E:\NEWS2\BILLLEAR.BBD ------------------------------------------------------------------------- The MESSAGE Section There are 265 messages in this area. The highest is #265 The last message you read was 261 *[261] Highest: 265. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From:    T.S. Bennett To:      All                                      Msg #262, 07-Jun-90 22:14 Subject: Bill Lear (donor unknown) contd Excerpt #2 ===========      In his book of 1957, entitled, "The Flying Saucer Conspiracy", Donald Keyhoe also mentioned some rather indicting news on pages 200-201: "On 2nd February, while visiting Bogota, Columbia, William P. Lear manufacturer of aircraft and electronic equipment, told a news conference that the flying saucers are real". "When Lear's story was flashed to the United States by the AP, it was a hard blow for the UFO censors. But this was only the beginning. Within twenty-four hours Le

From: pjf@cts.com (Paul Falstad) Subject: () DOOM II Secrets. . . . . . . . . (95/04/03) Newsgroups: rec.games.computer.doom.announce,rec.games.computer.doom.help,rec.games.computer.doom.playing Followup-To: poster Organization: RGCD Support Team Approved: doom@mantis.co.uk List compiled by Paul Falstad (pjf@cts.com), last updated 1995-04-03. Thanks to the following people for providing info:   Curtis Turner (level 1)   Doug Barton (level 5)   cgonderz@post.its.ncw.edu (level 15)   Dave Morrison (level 15)   Dan Koons (level 11)   Bill Shubert (level 16)   Greg Smith (level 31) An HTML version of this document is available on the web at "http://doomgate.cs.buffalo.edu/doom2/secrets/"; it includes maps and a few demos to help you finish the levels and find all the secrets. [1] SECRETS LIST ================ All the official secret areas in the game are numbered and listed below, along with the sector number, IDMYPOS coordinates, and decimal coordinate