This issue features an interview with ZXNet coordinator Alexey Ivanov, exploring the history of the network, the Russian BBS scene, and 1990s demoscene culture. A technical tutorial breaks down ZX Spectrum memory architecture, focusing on RAM and ROM allocation, stack operations, and 128K memory paging. An essay on computer festivals analyzes multiplatform events, competition judging, and demomaking as a distinct art form. The release is complemented by the poem 'Civil War Blues' and regional classifieds for hardware and software services.
Issue contents:
- 4 kilobytes - the contents of the issue.
- Meet - an interview with Aleksey Ivanov - the coordinator of an international network spektrumistov ZXNet.
- Likbez - assembler - a view from afar: memory ZX Spectrum.
- Opinion - Speaking of computer festivals ...
- Poems - "Blues civil war."
- Rekalama - advertisements and announcements in Lviv.
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