The second issue features reviews of the CC999 Music COMpO, mathematical formulas for 3D polyhedra, and a practical guide to transferring tape software to disk. The technical coverage is paired with a two-part history of hacker culture from MIT to the demoscene, alongside a computer slang dictionary. Literature and satire include Mikhail Weller's short story Laocoön, Hundertwasser's essay on design, absurd ad parodies, and sharp show business critiques. Rounding out the issue are a philosophical essay on self-discovery and an analysis of R.E.M.'s Losing My Religion.
Issue contents:
- intro - the first room we got a few ACiDpaper responses.
- Thought for the Day - In 1953, I realized that a straight line leads to the demise of humanity.
- Want to Party? - our comments to the Music COMpO on SS999.
- English Lessons - Alexander STONE, Boris FAYFEL: A Lesson in English.
- Advertising in the goods does not need - a deadly parody of the ad, sort of a medley.
- Merhaba bro! - A day without bad habits!
- spat and cursed dirty! - computer slang dictionary.
- Do not la-la! - some malotsenzurnye works "Nikolai Nikolaevich."
- FAQ YOU! - We continue to acquaint you with the work of bourgeois artists.
- Cubism mustdie FAREVYR - the formula for constructing dodekaedra, icosahedron, tetradra.
- C tapes to disc - Transfer and adaptation of programs from tape to disk.
- Hacker - The Saga of the Hackers: Part One. who are these hackers? Where did they go?
- Hacker - The Saga of the Hackers: Part Two. Who are these hackers? Where did they go?
- "Laocoon" Weller - Michael Weller "Laocoon" (Part 1).
- "Laocoon" Weller - Michael Weller "Laocoon" (part 2).
- Warlock - Sleepless nights. Yes or no? Will or will not?
- Worlds "If" - his version of probability "of the Worlds."
- Stuff - the authors of the paper.
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