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		Issue #6                Release Date: Jan. 30, 1995
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Table of Contents>>>>>>>>>>
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Introduction			by Totally Destroyed
Classified Ads                  by Totally Destroyed
Crime Waves                     Found in Spring 1994 issue of 2600 Mag.
Exploding Ammunition for .22    by Totally Destroyed
	Caliber Air Rifles

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Introduction>>>>>>>
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	Hey guys, I'm still here.  Sorry I was gone for so long.  But were
here and we are definitely looking for writers.  Contact me at our new 
headquarters, Weed Creed.  It's open Midnight to 6:00 AM and the number is
410-692-6155.  Or on any of the boards listed at the top of this article.


			-={[\Totally Destroyed/]}=-


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Classified Ad's>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Crime Waves>>>>>>>>>>
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			Crime Waves
				Found in the Spring 1994 Vol. Eleven
				Number One Issue of 2600 The Hackers 
				Quarterly

	A decade is a long time to be doing anything.  When we forst started
this project back in the summer of 1983, nobody could have predicted our
growth, or even our existence in 1994.  It's pretty strange to look back at
the early days when we literally snuck around in offices and alleyways to 
get our first issues printed.  And today you can find us in chain stores.  
Reality has always been wierd to us.
	Of course, if we had just been doing the same thing for ten years, 
we all would be abject failures.  Fortunately, the hacker world is such that
you can spend a long time within it and never feel the kind of boredom that 
has become such an important part in the average American's life.  There
is always something happening in this world, always something new to explore
and discover, more knowledge to share, more friends to meet for the first 
time.  The last ten years have been tinged with hilarity and fun, but also
sadness, fear, anger, and determination.  One thing these years have not 
been is a waste of time.
	We know that with every page we turn, there is a risk.  The most 
obvious of these include pissing off the powerful corporations and their law
enforcement drones.  Each and every time we share knowledge, we engage in a
conspiracy of some sort.  We risk having our lives disrupted by our 
accusers, our very means of learning taken from us by large armed men.  We 
risk being chastised by our friends and family for being different and
ostracized in school for not asking the proper questions or memorizing the
standard answers.
	There are the obvious risks of who we are and what we do.  Most of 
us have come to recognized them.  But there is a far greater risk facing us
and it's one that many of us could fall victim to with little or no warning.
	Over the years, we've tried to dispel the myth that hackers are 
criminals.  This has been most difficult.  As the tabloid press love to 
scream, havers can get into your credit file.  But so can anybody else.  
Hackers can make thousands of dollars of long distance calls.  Anyone is 
capable of this unimpressive feat.  Hackers can break into thousands of
sensitive computer systems around the world.  And the holes will still be
there if we never try.
	What the press fails to see is the distinction between hacking for 
the sake of adventure and using hacker knowledge for personal profit.  To
them it's all the same.  Somebody who sells phone codes is the same person 
as somebody who manipulates the telephone network in wild and imaginative
ways.  By defining the two as one and the same, we could actually find 
ourselves being nudged into criminal begavior because it's what's expected 
of us. 
With this in mind, the massive growth of the hacker communicty is cause for 
concern.  Many people are being drawn into our fold through these very same 
media perceptions.  People have shown up at our meetings assuming that we're
there to sell or buy codes.  A disturbing number of people who engage in 
credit card fraud, that it, the stealing of actual physical, tangible 
merchandise, are trying to ingratiate themselves into the hacker community.
It's not suprising.  And they might actually be able to prey on our
temptations and suck some hackers into their midst, thereby learning a few
new tricks.  And by calling themselves hackers, they manage to justify what 
it is they do.  Ironically, their technical prowess oftentimes doesn't 
extend beyond knowing how to operate a red box or punch in a code.  
	This kind of thing was inevitable, given the growing awareness that
the mainstream world, and hence the mainstream criminal world, has developed
for hackers.  Carrots are being dangled in front of our faces.  Our brains 
are suddenly in demand.  You might say that society has finally found a use 
for us.  
	Knowing this, the most important thing as individuals is to realize
why we do what we do.  Is it that we want to find out things and spread 
knowledge around?  Or do we want to get what we feel the world owes us?
Are we trying to survive and get access to a locked world?  Or are we intent
on selling our knowledge to the highest bidder?
	Truthful answers to these questions are more valuable than anything
else.  Once we understand our motivation, we can at least be honest with
ourselves.  Those who use their hacker knowledge to emboark upon a life of
crime can at least admit to themselves that they are now criminals, thereby
salvaging some self respect.  The rest of us will have some sense of where 
we draw our lines.
	But how do we know what constitutes criminal behavior and what does
not?  Regrettably, the law no longer seems an accurate definer.  With many
of us, we just know when something doesn't feel right.  And in such a case,
trusting your instincts is always a good idea.
	To be a hacker, your primary goal must be to learn for the sake of
learning - just to find out what happens if you do a certain thing at a 
particular time under a specific condition.  A good way to know if you're a
genuine hacker is to look at the reaction of the non-hackers around you.  If
most of them think you're wasting your time doing something incomprehensible
that only you can appreciate, welcome to the world of hacking.  If, however,
you find yourself being trailed and hounded by a bunch of drooling wannabes
with a list of plots and schemes to make your knowledge "pay off" in a big
way, you're probably on the verge of becoming a criminal and leaving the 
rest of us back in the age of innocence.
	Obviously, embarking on such a journey en masse would mean the end
of the hacker world.  We would play right into the hands of our enemies and
criminalize hacking by definition, rather than by legislation.  Nothing 
would be better for the anti-hacker lobbyists.  As a curious side note, in
more than one instance, people who were found to have been helping the 
government prosecute hackers have been caught actively encouraging criminal
behavior among hackers.  We have to wonder.
	We hack because we're curious.  We spread what we find because
segregated knowledge is our common enemy.  This means that some opportunists
will get a free ride and run the risk of giving the rest of us a bad name.
The only surefire way to keep this from happening is for us to behave like
the phone companies and restrict knowledge.  Not likely.
	It's not our job to catch criminals.  But it is our moral obligation
to keep our noble, if somewhat naive, aspirations from becoming subverted
by those who don't understand.


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Exploding Ammunition for .22 Caliber Air Rifles>>>>>>>>
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	Exploding ammunition for your .22 caliber air rifles is simple to 
make and use.  You need some pistol primers, some .22 calliber pellets, some
super glue or epoxy, and your air rifle.
	Take your pellets (flat head) and super glue some pistol primers to
the front of the pellet as shown below:

			   _____
			   |   |    --------------- Primer
			/--------\
		       /          \
		      /            \   ------------ Pellet
		     /___        ___\
			/        \
		       /          \
		      /____________\

	Now wait for it to dry making sure that no glue got on the sides of
the pellet and that the primer doesn't extend over any of the sides of the
pellet.  Load into your air rifle (preferably directly into the barrel as 
added length to the pellets might jam up feeding systems).  Then aim and
fire it.  When it hits it makes a loud bang is not much more damaging then 
the pellet by itself except that it does shoot a small piece of shrapnel and
will scare the fuck out of the enemy.  It must hit something hard and solid 
for it to explode.  The range of this weapon is slightly less than the range
of a normal pellet in that particular rifle.  Aim slightly high for further
distance shots.

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Sorry So Short>>>>>>
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	Sorry this issue is so short, but I never heard from any of my 
readers and just quit writing.  But one of my readers Depressed Soul
contacted me and told me what he thought of this magazine.  I decided that
for those of you like him I would continue it.  Anyway I thought I should 
put out something instead of nothing.  Sorry it's so short.


			-={[\Totally Destroyed/]}=-