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FI2: Tidbits

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 2, February 28, 1993 File 7/7 Tidbits This is a new section consisting mainly of smaller articles that in my opinion weren't feasible to split into separate articles. Mild Anarchy Fed up with impersonal corporations? Want to get even without breaking the law? There are several methods of mild anarchy that will cost the corporations money and in some cases benefit you. Get a credit card and use it responsibly. How is that anarchy some people will ask. Well some credit cards have no service fees or monthly fees but charge a preposterous amount of interest on an outstanding balance. The anarchist though will never have ...

FI2: Catalog Reviews by Lazarus Long

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 2, February 28, 1993 File 6/7 Catalog Reviews by Lazarus Long If you are interested in "unique and unusual books" you will want to read this. In the last month I've been looking around for catalogs from "underground" publishers and sent away a dozen or so catalog requests. Unfortunately the responses have been slimmer than I hoped. The following is a review of those publishers who have sent me catalogs. Paladin Press is one of the better known publishers of "taboo titles". In the note I received with my catalog they claim to have been in operation for 22 years, so they aren't likely to be closing up shop anytime ...

FI2: The Invisible Answering Machine by Lazarus Long

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Freedom Issue 2, February 28, 1993 File 5/7 The Invisible Answering Machine User Guide by Lazarus Long EDITORS NOTE: The Invisible Answering machine is essentially a VMB service offered by MTS (Manitoba Telephone System). If it is implemented on your line, after approximately 3 rings, the caller is transferred to the VMB. Call answer is a service that acts like an invisible answering machine. It will answer your calls when you are away from home or too busy to answer a call. By following this guide and listening to the system's friendly and simple prompts, Call Answer is easy to use. The system will ask you to use symbols on your ...

FI2: Computers and Radios by Illusion

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 2, February 28, 1993 File 4/7 COMPUTERS AND RADIOS By Illusion PREFACE Well, first of all, I am by no means an authority on this subject. I am just interested in it, and have decided to share with others what I have learned so far. I am not going to list any sources because I simply can't remember any. I did not originally intend to write anything about this, but I figured that maybe someone else might find it interesting as well. The information used in this article was not deliberately or specifically obtained from any particular sources. It is a compilation my personal knowledge and experience on the subject. A lo...

FI2: How to reduce taxes, eliminate welfare, and reduce organ donor shortages

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 2, February 28, 1993 File 3/7 How to reduce taxes, eliminate welfare, and reduce organ donor shortages at no cost to honest hardworking individuals by Vox Populii Has it ever bugged you that as a tax paying citizen in this fine nation of ours that *YOU* have to pay for non productive fucking leeches who sit at home all day, swilling beer, playing nintendo and generally whacking off? I know I'm pissed off! 1/3 of my income goes to pay for social programs, and it makes me as mad as hell that I'm forced to subsidize loozers( yeah that's right, and if you find this antagonistic, I guess you know what I think ...

FI2: Northern Telecom SL-1's by ICEMAN

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 2, February 28, 1993 File 2/7 Northern Telecom SL-1 by ICEMAN This article is fairly lengthy, but I felt that it was worth including all the information that I did, even though a great deal of it is useless to someone attempting to take advantage of such a system. If you have any interest in learning about PBX's, then in my opinion it's worth reading in it's entirety. Just a note that you can't expect to learn this all in one sitting, it takes time and experience. I would say that about 50% of this material was taken from other sources, ranging from Northern Telecom manuals, to classroom handouts used to ...

Freedom Issue 2 - Introduction by ICEMAN

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 2, February 28, 1993 File 1/7 Introduction Welcome to issue 2 of Freedom, thanks to everyone who submitted to the first issue, and this one. I'll keep this intro short, since I don't have much to say. There's been a new section added which i've called Tidbits, that basically consists of small articles that weren't appropriate to put in separately. If you have something that you feel isn't worth writing a full fledged article on, it can be included in this section. If you would like to submit an article, or get a hold of me, either call one of the boards listed hereafter or send it via internet e-m...

FI1: Hackers in Winnipeg? by ICEMAN

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 1, December 24, 1992 File 7/7 Hackers in Winnipeg? by ICEMAN After hearing about my friend having his computer confiscated for crashing a board, I was astonished... even more astonishing was what came a few days later. An article on the FRONT page of our local paper, on his story. A little extreme in my opinion... Following is the article which appeared on the front page of the Winnipeg Free Press, on November 26, 1992. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STAFF THREATENED, FILES RUINED AS TEEN COMPUTER WHIZ STRIKES By George Nikides Staff Reporter A teen hacker uncovered a hole...

FI1: How to make a miniature pipe bomb by Lazarus Long

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 1, December 24, 1992 File 6/7 How to make a Miniature Pipe Bomb By Lazarus Long This device is not a weapon of terrorism like a genuine pipe bomb. It is essentially just a firecracker, a very loud firecracker, that can mangle a finger or two if you aren't careful. First, I will advise you to go out and buy a pound of Pyrodex. This is a smokeless powder sold at most gun/hunting supply stores for roughly $15 (Canadian) per pound. It is an exceptionally versatile explosive as it is less sensitive to friction and impact, and it also does not absorb moisture as readily, as other similar compounds like black powder. Py...

FI1: How to make crystalline methylamphetamine (ICE) by Vox Populii

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 · 12 Mar 2022
Freedom Issue 1, December 24, 1992 File 5/7 How to make crystalline methylamphetamine (ICE) by Vox Populii Disclaimer I'm a firm believer in the concept of evolution and natural selection; basically, the strong survive and the weak get shit upon. I also believe that reality tends to punish those who are stupid. If you DON'T thoroughly understand working with ALL of these concepts, please don't try this...well, if you kill yourself, the IQ of the average human being will be that much greater. Forward We Go Materials: 95-100% ethanol, Sodium Borohydride, 250 ml round bottom glass flask, reflux condenser, rubber tubing, Sudaf...
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