Proton #34

Diskmag (electronic paper)

20 May 1998 Download

  • Proton #34

This issue features overviews of active Moscow BBS networks alongside classified ads for ZX Spectrum hardware. The literary section offers a sci-fi story about a treasure hunt in an old Moscow mansion, complemented by humorous anecdotes, jokes, and a satirical essay on the origins of internet lamers. Rounding out the content is a practical guide for electronic pager-watches.

Issue contents:

  1. Network - Network news. BBS List: ZX-Net 095, Independent BBS.
  2. It might come in handy - This txt is an instruction manual for an electronic wristwatch, a watch in the form of a pager...
  3. FIDO - FIDOShniki...
  4. Humor - Jokes.
  5. House 16a - I decided to present to your attention my story, which I recently wrote.
  6. Informatics - I once conducted courses for computer science teachers...
  7. A word in defense of the lamer - Mastering the Internet, we have learned to distinguish between a user and a provider.
  8. Living Corner - It started on the seventeenth. I don’t remember the year and month, but the fact that it’s September twenty-third is for sure...
  9. Tips - 25 tips on how to succeed in Russian show business.
  10. French - My cousin told this story when he taught Russian in courses for foreign students before they entered our Samara universities.
  11. Advertising - Advertising and announcements.
  12. From the authors - Editorial staff.

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