Proton #23

Diskmag (electronic paper)

03 Mar 1998 Download

  • Proton #23

This issue opens with a March 1998 directory of active BBS stations across the Moscow ZX-Net and independent networks, complete with contact numbers. A substantial portion of the content is dedicated to humor, featuring parodies on scientific methods for hunting elephants, a satirical encyclopedia classifying BBS community archetypes like hackers and sysops, and collections of jokes spanning military life and computer culture. Additionally, the issue includes a review analyzing the box-office phenomenon and production of James Cameron's epic film Titanic. The selection concludes with classified advertisements offering ZX Spectrum computers, modems, and peripheral hardware.

Issue contents:

  1. BBS List - Network news.
  2. Humor - The theory of hunting wild elephants in the Sahara Desert.
  3. Humor - That is true.
  4. Humor - Jokes.
  5. Humor - From Darwin to Antonov.
  6. Video - "Titanic".
  7. Advertising - Advertising and announcements.
  8. From the authors - Editorial staff.

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