The ninth issue of the demo group SVR's magazine introduces a new text viewer interface featuring color graphics and hyperlinks. The content centers around the Millennium 1901 computer art festival in Minsk, featuring a trip report by Savers Alliance, a critical review of competition entries, and an evaluation of the event's organization. Additional articles discuss network project development, such as a radio-based ZX Spectrum chat, alongside local scene news. The entertainment section includes humorous takes on military programming, psychodelic motifs in Soviet children's media, party anecdotes, satirical fishing regulations, and a philosophical guide to losing one's mind.
Issue contents:
- Introduction is a unique atmospheric-progressive phenomenon of Target to the people.
- About Viewer - differences from the previous issue.
- Millennium Report - May 5.6, in Minsk, at the "Tunnel" club, the second festival of computer art "Millennium 1901" was held.
- Our opinion - all sorts of Millenniums, reports, reports are behind us. What conclusions can be drawn from all this?
- NET News - News... What kind of news can there be in this swamp?!! Okay, I won’t be so categorical...
- Projects shelved - Today I spoke with Sinus again about what to do next.
- Coding - In this article, I will talk about coding, oddly enough.
- Psychodelia - Songs of psychedelic content in the perception of modern youth.
- Some gluck`s - Who is not interested in reading about our drinking sessions - feel free to skip it.
- Crazy house - 20 ways to go crazy.
- Fishing Rules - Features of national fishing.
- Credist`s - the authors of the newspaper.
- Outro - Afterword.
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