The issue features materials on the demoscene, music player programming, and practical hardware advice. It includes tutorials on soldering and adapting PC disk drives to the Scorpion ZS 256 computer, alongside a detailed review of the platformer Jack Da Nipper In Coconut Caperz. Additionally, the edition includes a DIY project featuring a cooling fan, a humorous sketch about the Pervalka district, an ironic fairy tale, a fictional story, and reader correspondence.
Issue contents:
- START - Hello wld-spkmnz!!! Exactly 3 weeks have passed since the release of fpl-1 and today, as promised, we are releasing fpl-2.
- XAY-TESN - Today in h-tech I will briefly and simply tell you how to solder (with a soldering iron).
- DO SAM - Somehow last year I began to feel overwhelmed by the fact that the beautiful Polish power supply from my Spec was heating up quite well and I began to be overwhelmed by an uncontrollable desire to put a cooler on it...
- MY SPEKK - Tresh talked enough about his Speck in the last issue, it’s my turn.
- SUPA-GAMZ - JACK DA NIPPER IN COCONUT CAPERZ.
- pC>>ZX - FDD - all i know... That's it, God himself ordered the disk drive to be taken from the writers...
- MY CITY - Transshipment. This is such an interesting district, but as interesting as it is - nothing special.
- TRESН'STALE - DEDDD-GARDENDDD!
- NATYAGGG - Girl Julia.
- THE WRITE TO US - My fears turned out to be in vain about the fact that no one would write to us, they wrote to us after all!!!
- CREDITZь - Here it is written about everyone who contributed to fpl-2.
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