Bred #01

Diskmag (electronic paper)

30 Sep 2002 Download

  • Bred #01

The debut issue opens with a call for cooperation and article exchange through FidoNet. The content features a community questionnaire, an analysis of demoscene pseudonyms and nicknames, and a numerological breakdown of names and birth dates. The historical section presents a collection of curious coincidences. The technical segment provides an optimized Z80 assembly routine for rendering two-by-two character sprites by Studio Stall. The issue concludes with a selection of jokes, a humorous story inspired by the game Nox, and hardware classifieds.

Issue contents:

  1. Introduction - So my first newspaper in my life came out...
  2. Paragraph - a questionnaire from a paper newspaper paragraph.
  3. Nicknames - What kind of niks are there? Types of pseudonyms and nicknames.
  4. Oracle - about the different meanings of your name, signs and much more.
  5. Digitally with the world - Sometimes there are quite interesting coincidences in history.
  6. For programmers - a procedure for outputting a sprite of size 2*2 familiar places from Capry/Studio Stall.
  7. Giggles - King Kong catches the “OKU”, lets it fall on his palm and quietly whispers: “Ladybug, fly to the sky...”
  8. Advertising - I will buy an XTR-modem, an IBM-keyboard controller.

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