pkt format

Maybe someone knows how the pkt file should end?
Otherwise I made the end = #00, #00 (two zeros) in Lara and Tosser
And recently they told me that I still need to put three zeros ...

See ya later, KVA of E-mage ...
{ 2:450/190.47 / k...@cosmigo.com / ICQ #81345229 }

03.12.00 12:19:31, Viktor Kuzmin (2:450/190.47) -> All ():

VK> Maybe someone knows how the pkt file should end?
VK> Otherwise I made the end = #00, #00 (two zeros) in Lara and tosser
VK> A Recently they told me that I still need to put three zeros...

3 is necessary.

With respect, Evgeniy.

VK> Maybe someone knows how the pkt file should end?
VK> Otherwise, in Lara and Tosser I made the end = #00, #00 (two zeros)
VK> And recently they told me that I still need to add three zeros...

VK> And then I made the end = #00, #00 (two zeros) in Lara and Tosser
VK> And recently they told me that I still need to put three zeros...

VK> And then in Lara and Tosser I made the end = #00, #00 (two zeros)
VK> And recently they told me that I still need to put three zeros...

Every letter inside the package ends with a zero, and the package itself ends with two zeros.
Total of three. Thanks to this good feature, I didn’t get a point from one too
correct boss.

=== Cut ===
Packed message

Offset
dec. hex.
.----------------------------------------------.
0 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
2 2 | origNode (junior) | origNode (major) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
4 4 | destNode (junior) | destNode (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
6 6 | origNet (junior) | origNet (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
8 8 | destNet (junior) | destNet (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
10 A | Attribute (junior) | Attribute (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
12 C | cost (junior) | cost (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
14 E | |
~ DateTime ~
| 20 bytes |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 34 22 | toUserName |
~ up to 36 bytes ~
| ends with a null byte |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| fromUserName |
~ up to 36 bytes ~
| ends with a null byte |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| subject |
~ up to 72 bytes ~
| ends with a null byte |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| text |
~ unrelated ~
| ends with a null byte |
`------------------------------------------------'

> One zero

Packet header
Offset
dec. hex.
.----------------------------------------------.
0 0 | origNode (junior) | origNode (major) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
2 2 | destNode (junior) | destNode (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
4 4 | year (junior) | year (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
6 6 | month (junior) | month (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
8 8 | day (junior) | day (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
10 A | hour (junior) | hour (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
12 C | minute (junior) | minute (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
14 E | second (junior) | second (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
16 10 | baud (junior) | baud (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
18 12 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
20 14 | origNet (junior) | origNet (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
22 16 | destNet (junior) | destNet (senior) |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 24 18 | prodCode | serialNo |
| +-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 26 1A | |
| | password (some implementations) |
| | eight bytes |
| | padded with null bytes |
| | |
| +-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 34 22 | origZone (junior) (select) | origZone (art.) (select.) |
| +-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 36 24 | destZone (Jr.) (selected) | destZone (st.) (selected) |
| +-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 38 26 | fill |
| ~ 20 bytes ~
|| |
| +-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 58 3A | zero or more |
~ ypacked ~
| messages |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
`-----------------------+-----------------------'

> This is the old packet format, not 2+, but this does not change things and it has 2 zeros
> at the end. Well, that's three. :-)

=== Cut ===
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_[Team Marinka][Team Spectrum][Team FREEDOM][Team LightWave]_

... Energy Minds from FREEDOM

KF> THREE ZEROS. ONE IS THE END OF THE LETTER. AND TWO MORE - VERSION PKT <0.0>
KF> AS THE END OF THE FILE!

Okay, we persuaded. I don’t like glitches in my programs.
I’ll fix them before Monday.

Are there any other glitches?
I won’t fix them - I don’t have time to do this, but I’ll fix the bugs.

If suddenly there is a guy who can be given the source code to finish writing this
miracle, then please contact
:-)

Of course, three!

ps: And now I’ll tell you here, make support for mono-disk when unpacking large files, it’s probably better from the disks on which the base is
'post.p', and in selecting files the PgUp and PgDn keys!

Well, that's all, Viktor, for now.

Alexander Grokholsky was with you on December 5, 2000
[I ZX] Spawn/Last Masters Group/X-Project Association Tuesday 16:06:53

... [Speed ​​Garage] [House] [Rave] [Trance] [Electro] [Drum'n'Bass] [Jungle]

05 Dec 00 16:15, Viktor Kuzmin wrote to Kirill Frolov:

VK> Are there any other glitches there?
VK> I won’t elaborate - I don’t have time to do this, but I will fix bugs
VK>.

Glitch - it doesn’t work under iS-DOS!

I’m serious. That would be the case - Lara+Dickie=full-fledged mail system
on the Spectrum.

KF> Glitch - it doesn't work under iS-DOS!

At one time I did not have the opportunity to write under is-Dos. Those. more precisely, desires. I just didn’t have a broom and not even a controller for it :-)
So please excuse me, I think I originally wrote that Lara is only for
Tr-Dos.
And I also can’t imagine how you can write a program on is-Dos that will
work relatively quickly. My Lara requires all 128Kb. Just don't say
that everyone now has 256 or more - alas, this didn't happen during the development of Lara...

KF> I'm serious. That would be the case - Lara+Dickie=full-fledged mail
system
KF> on the Spectrum.

Hmm... Yeah, there's something fascinating about this.

VK> I won’t fix it - I don’t have time to do this, but I will fix bugs
VK> There are a couple of bugs... If the line is long and without spaces, then the byte that falls
on the separation between the lines disappears (during tossing). If a letter contains a quotation symbol ">" that is longer than the width of the screen (I came across it while writing), then eternal tossing is guaranteed. Then, during the answer, when you glue together
the quoted lines, the line may be duplicated and part of it gets lost:

EM> it was
EM> here it was very dark and damp, and they were hanging from the ceiling...

After gluing, sometimes it turns into:

EM> it was very dark and damp here, and from the ceiling
EAT> very dark and damp, and hanging from the ceiling...

As I noticed, this happens if the previous line is very short, and
the next one is very long...

And finally, there are a lot of wishes... :-)

On Tuesday, December 5, 2000, Alexander Groholsky and Viktor Kuzmin talked about pkt
format

AG> ps: And now I’ll tell you here, make support
AG> for multi-disk operation when unpacking large files, it’s better
AG> probably from disks on which the base is 'post.p', and in selecting
AG> files with the PgUp and PgDn keys!
And you also need to go to the message with a specific number, request the device name
before clicking, reading/writing. When writing a message, you need to put #0d, #0a at the end of the line, so that Word does not correct the text.
You need to fix the glitch with editing messages, which have 64 characters per line
(meaning, a file like this is inserted into the letter). Well, and support for 3 character
extensions for non-basic files.
And it would also be nice to save kludges at will.

Well, till next time...

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06 Dec 00 16:40, Viktor Kuzmin wrote to Kirill Frolov:

VK> Lara - only for Tr-Dos.

:-(

VK> And yet, I can’t imagine how you can write a program on is-Dos that
VK> will work relatively quickly.

Probably not at all. But better slower than juggling discs.

SS> And you also need to go to the message with a specific number, request
SS> the device name before clicking, reading/writing. When
SS> writing a message, you need to put #0d, #0a at the end of the line so that
SS> Word does not correct the text.
SS> You need to fix the glitch with editing messages that have 64
SS> characters in a line (meaning, a file like this is inserted into the letter).
SS> Well, and support for a 3-character extension for non-BASIC
SS> files.
SS> And it would also be nice to save kludges at will.

Yes, yes, yes, I completely forgot: when inserting a file into a letter, H should also be replaced with H,
and when downloading data, check the disk space, ideally it would be nice to print somewhere
the total volume of marked messages, letters prepared for sending, unlinked files and be able to look at free sectors on PKT
disk.

Sincerely, Dmitriy.

SS> And you also need to go to the message with a specific number, request
SS> the device name before clicking, reading/writing. When
SS> writing a message, you need to put #0d, #0a at the end of the line so that
SS> Word does not correct the text.
SS> You need to fix the glitch with editing messages that have 64
SS> characters in a line (meaning, a file like this is inserted into the letter).
SS> Well, and support for a 3-character extension for non-BASIC
SS> files.
SS> It would also be nice to save kludges at will.

11 Dec 00 23:14, Anton Popov wrote to Sergey Selev:

AP> the most important thing is to make carbon copies. I think it’s not very
AP> difficult, because even the dinosaur ZED has this...

It would be better to forget about this Lara and remake Zed for iS-DOS.
Quite real. Raw materials can be obtained from the author at www.

KF> It would be better to forget about this Lara and convert Zed to iS-DOS.
KF> Quite realistic. You can get the raw materials from the author at www.

What about the weakest thing??? Or do you want to confirm the rule “KF is a loudmouth”?

WBR, Vladimir.

/_500:322/67@ZXNet_/ /_2:462/167@FidoNet_/ /_ras...@aport.ru_/

* Crossposted in MAIL.FROM.ME, REAL.SPECCY

... "Master, Do you need Dukalis? ["Cops"]

KF>> It would be better to forget about this Lara and convert Zed to iS-DOS.
KF>> Quite realistic. Raw materials can be obtained from the author at www.

"Paragraph" number 2!

The second issue of the newspaper "Paragraph" has been released. Signed for publication on December 3
received today.
News first: the third issue will be published! Therefore, now you can
transfer money - 10 rubles per Russian, but - !!! - from neighboring countries already for 25 rubles. Postal services have become more expensive.
In the introductory article, the authors strongly recommend not
using the Internet and sending them materials on floppy disks to a
PO Box, the same place where we send translations. This is explained by
irregular access to the Internet. IMHO, such an approach can discourage authors from sending materials: you donate a floppy disk, prepare the material, send it, but it... will not be accepted for publication. IMHO, you should at least retain the possibility of
consultations with the editors by e-mail and discuss receiving
guarantees that the work will not be in vain and the material will be
published.
On the first page of the newspaper there is a rather robust “Hymn to the Spectrum” from
Sergei Gulyaev from the city of Kotlas, the entire spread - the second and
third pages - is occupied by the “drive from Unbeliever" entitled
"Demoscene for Dummies", taken from Born Dead #10, with wishes
to the author to finally complete the article. Max, can you hear?
Page 4 is dedicated to journalismfrom the same Sergei Gulyaev
on the eternal topic “is Spectrum dying”, another article informs
us about what... SEX is. Who wants to know -
buy the newspaper, I won’t reveal the professional secret of the editors here!
On the 5th page is our Moscow article about the automatic robot
for EMS, gnawed by the editors so much that it would be better not to
published at all. In conclusion to the article, advice is given to read it
in its entirety in Nicron-e! But it was precisely for the sake of the paper version, convenient for users who would type the robot from the listing and experiment with it, that the material
"Paragraph" was offered! I hope that in the third issue the article will be printed to the end, with all the listings. Well, and, of course, they didn’t publish any of the Diamond Group photos I sent, which, of course, doesn’t represent a technical defect, but it’s just a shame. Nicron
did so much to promote “Paragraph”, and on you. :-(
But on the sixth page the authors did not skimp on the photos - there are two of them! Of themselves, their loved ones :) . The article "Perspectives
Perspective" talks about the newspaper's authors, their path to
Spectrum, and simply their life path. Judging by the dates of service in the army and photographs, the publishers of the newspaper are in their twenties, that is, thisthe same "guys" as you and I for the most part. Therefore, we must sing together (not get drunk!).
On the 7th page - a well-known humoresque about the stages of computer disease, published in Computerra back in 1996 and since then set the teeth on edge in the humorous echoes of Fido.
On the 8th page - letters from readers: Vel from ZX-Pilot and D-
Man from Eternity Industry, both from the city of Kovrov.
Finally, the editors of "Paragraph" announce a competition, the winner
of which will receive... I won't say, read the newspaper!
Just in case, I remind you of the address for transfers:
160035 Russia, Vologda, PO Box 136, Alexander Shushkovu
Dmitrievich.
Price 3rd issue 10 rubles in Russia and 25 rubles - for
near abroad.
e-mail: ax...@mail.ru .
Phone: (8172) 25-28-71.

/ps: Moscow and Nicron will continue to support the newspaper "Paragraph".

With the best - Wlodek. mailto: wlb...@mail.ru
[ZX] [Golyanovo] [Radio "Retro" 72.92 MHz]

KF>> Lara+Dickie=full-fledged mail
VK> system
KF>> on the Spectrum.

VK> Hmm... Yeah, there's something fascinating about this.

bullshit, I now have: NAM 2.0 + Lara 4.5 = mail system on the Spectrum and IS
Dos is a bit slow in my opinion... IMHO

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Friday 15 December 2000 at 17:15:53 Yuri Potapov said to Viktor Kuzmin about pkt
format
And then I burst in

YP> bullshit, I now have: HAM 2.0 + Lara 4.5 = postal
^^^^^^^
interesting that will Dismaster say to this?

With best wishes, Max Shashkin aka Shaitan/Stars of Keladan.

KF> It would be better to forget about this Lara and remake Zed under
KF> iS-DOS.
KF> Quite realistic. You can get the raw materials from the author at www.

or you can give Valery Kozhevnikov a good kick, he has it
unfinished.

YP> bullshit, I now have: HAM 2.0 + Lara 4.5 = mail system on
YP> Spectrum and IS Dos in my opinion is a bit slow... IMHO

It's bullshit for you. I used this too. 640kb for mail is not enough this time. The disk needs to be MOVE all the time, that's two. And finally it works automatically
very bad, that’s three.

YP> garbage, I now have: HAM 2.0 + Lara 4.5 = mail system on
YP> Spectrum and IS Dos, in my opinion, is a bit slow... IMHO
IS-DOS is the best environment for mail software on the Spectrum.
It’s not clear why no one came up with the idea to write
this very mail software under IS-DOS ?
In IS-DOS it is much easier to write compact programs that work with
large data arrays (mail database) and you don’t need to rack your brains about
the problem of hard drive support.
For now there is only DICKIE... in any case, I haven’t seen anything else.

It’s not too late to correct this situation Comrades!

Sincerely, Sergey Karachentsev.

AP>>> the most important thing is to make carbon copies. I think this is not
AP>>> very
AP>>> difficult, because even the dinosaur ZED has this...
KF>> It would be better to forget about this Lara and remake the zed under
KF>> iS-DOS.
KF>> Quite real. Raw materials can be obtained from the author at www.

Once Sat 16 Dec 2000 at 01:06:24 Kirill and Yuri were arguing about pkt format

KF> This is bullshit for you. I used this too. 640kb for mail is not enough
KF> this time. The disk needs to be MOVE all the time, that's two. And finally, on
KF> the automatic machine it works
KF> it’s very bad, that’s three.

Why should you use this...?
but 640 kb is enough for me for mail...
and the automatic machine is only for lazy people...

Replying to a message of Yuri Potapov to Kirill Frolov:

KF>> This is bullshit for you. I used this too. 640kb is almost not enough for this time. The disk needs to be MOVE all the time - that's two. And finally, on the
KF>> automatic machine it works very poorly, this is three.
YP> Why the hell do you use this...?

I once didn’t have a pussy!

YP> and 640 kb is almost enough for me...

And I didn’t have enough before and I don’t have enough now 100Mb.
You can, of course, read everything in a row and after reading it immediately kill it,
then a few Mb will be enough. But for some reason I don’t do that when I have
extra megabytes.

YP> and an automatic machine is only for lazy people...
YP> IMHO

A pedal computer is definitely for sadomasochists. I think few people
would
agree with me. If he doesn’t work himself, then I don’t need him like that, I’ll buy another one. SPBZXNET mail on the spec was perfectly automated
thanks to MMD,
tosser and hacked echo. But there’s no way, I unpacked the packages by hand.
:-(

Replying to a message of Sergey Karachentsev to Yuri Potapov:

SK> IS-DOS is the best environment for email software on the Spectrum.

An alternative could be CP/M. More free memory and the possibility of
endless
file segmentation.

SK> It’s not clear why no one ever came up with the idea of writing
SK> this very email software under IS-DOS?

Well, to some people it still came...

SK> In IS-DOS it’s much easier to write compact programs that work
SK> with large data arrays (mail database)

What can you fit into 20kb? Reading and writing VIA CACHE - don’t forget.

SK> It’s not too late to correct this situation, Comrades!

Who will correct it? If only they would remake ZED... There is no one, and
there's a lot of
to sort out, there will be bugs... Although if you distribute it among a dozen people, then in
a week
you can remake it exactly.

[ZX]

YP> garbage, I now have: HAM 2.0 + Lara 4.5 = mail system on the Spectrum a
^^^^^^^ and where did you get that? I regularly communicate with
Disa, but I only have NAM0.2, a paradox! ;)

YP> IS
YP> Dos in my opinion is a bit slow... IMHO

Well, that's all, Yuri, for now.

Alexander Grokholsky was with you FidoNet: 2:461/16.23
[I ZX] Spawn/Last Masters Group/X-Project Association ZXNet: 500:572/16.23

SK> IS-DOS is the best environment for email software on the Spectrum.
judging from the environment's point of view, then yes. But no luck with speed. But
while I’m able to file mail in IS-DOS, in Lara I’ll already read it and write
answers.
SK> It’s not clear why no one came up with the idea
SK> to write
SK> this same email software under IS-DOS?
why? There are few people left who need everything only under IS-DOS, for half
wild ones do not work normally.
SK> In IS-DOS it is much easier to write compact programs
SK> working with
SK> large data arrays (mail database) and not
SK> you need to rack your brains about
SK> the problem of hard drive support.
but the brake is enormous
SK> So far there is only DICKIE... in any case, I haven’t seen anything else
SK>.
and there won’t be, I personally am disappointed in the wild ones
SK> It’s not too late to correct this situation Comrades!
let’s hope

SK>> write this same email software under IS-DOS?
MS> why? There are few people left who need everything only under is-dos, y
MS> half of the wild ones do not work normally.

Because this half has ruki.sys and mozgi.com are not installed. For me
it even worked on the “kalpak”, only the X-modem... Well, and now no one has such modems
already
.

SK>> we need to rack our brains on the problem of hard drive support.
MS> but the brake is immeasurable

It’s not in chaos sorts... (C)

SK>> So far there is only DICKIE ... in any case, I haven’t seen anything else
SK>>.
MS> and there won’t be, I personally was disappointed in the wild ones

I couldn’t set it up.

[ZX]

Once Tue 19 Dec 2000 at 04:15:26 SysOp and Yuri were arguing about the pkt format

S> I once didn’t have a pussy!
but now that is...

S> And I didn’t have enough before and still don’t have enough 100Mb.
S> You can, of course, read everything in a row and after reading immediately
S> kill,
S> then a few Mb will be enough. But for some reason I don’t do that when
S> there are
S> extra megabytes.
there’s never enough money, there’s never enough space... there’s no happiness...

SK>> working with large data arrays (mail database)
KF> What can you fit into 20kb? Reading and writing VIA CACHE - don't
KF> forget.
I received files about a megabyte in size through DICKIE for about a month and then
unpacked them. There was enough memory and no cache bothered me.
The main difficulty was with the jujuks. I had to cut out
sections in a text editor, clear them of debris and manually arrange them in order.
Given their obvious majority, working with mail became real torture.
The problem is not at all in memory or cache, but in the elementary absence of a small
program that will do all this dirty work automatically.

S>> SPBZXNET mail on the spec was perfectly automated thanks to MMD,
S>> tosser and hacked echo. But it’s not fidoshny, I unpacked the packages with my hands
S>>.
YP> so what’s the problem? everything is in our hands (c) Alisa

Unzip couldn’t then. Now I don’t know, I have a different one now...

[ZX]

KF> If you say that, it means you have a tosser for
KF> iS-DOS or just
KF> “drive”?
I just know the speed of is-DOS. the brake is immeasurable

YP>> system on the Spectrum a
AG> ^^^^^^^ and where did you get that? I
AG> regularly communicate with
AG> Disa, but I only have
AG> NAM0.2, a paradox! ;).
to drive "A", and the rest of the mail is written, let's say, to drive "B"
because blank pcts are not packed and then you have to copy them to
another drive, and the mail itself
is unpacked to another drive.

2. For the current drive, enter, there is
space at the bottom the line “Free:” and show after recording how much space
is left. In my opinion, only my Hobeta 1.1 has this feature
but it’s a pity... it’s a very convenient thing...

Once Fri 22 Dec 2000 at 00:54:54 Kirill and Yuri were arguing about the pkt format

KF> Hundreds and two megabytes are enough for everything (C) Ya. Hy only this
KF> Don’t download porn eskis
KF> Ha over there Mednonogov is already a compact I filled it up with the mail archive, but is
200 MB enough for everything?

SK> For about a month I received files about a megabyte in size via DICKIE and
SK> then unpacked them. There was enough memory and no cache bothered me.

You don’t understand what I’m talking about at all. Take the source code of even ZED
and look at what and how memory is wasted there. At the same time, you can convert it under iS-DOS, although without cp/m you simply cannot compile it. Well, it is possible, of course
and tr-dos' hisoft-c, but the code is bloated and slow.

SK> The main difficulty was with the jujuks. I had to cut out sections in a text editor
SK>, clear them of debris and manually arrange them in
SK> order. Considering their obvious majority, working with mail became
SK> real torture.

Write a program that will cut out sections. Then tell us
how you fit it into the Spectrum memory, it will be interesting to know.

SK> The problem is not in memory or cache at all, but in the elementary absence
SK> of a small
SK> program that will do all this dirty work automatically.

Hy yes, exactly. Do it.

MS> if you are so smart, then explain about each line of the config

with such an inflated level of claims, no one will explain anything to you.

[ WBR, Oleg. ]
[ 15:40 23 December XXXV A.S. ]

You are discussing and discussing everything here, but where is the promised fixed Lara with 3
zeros at the end of the package? Already 2 weeks have passed since that Monday by which they
promised to fix it...

With best wishes, Alexander Vlasov.

Saturday 23 Dec 2000 17:00:09, Alexander Vlasov -> All:

AV> You are discussing and discussing everything here, but where is the promised
AV> fixed Lara with 3
AV> zeros at the end of the package? Already 2 weeks have passed since that
AV> Monday, by which
AV> they promised to fix it...

KVA said that he would fix the bugs when the emulsion was found under Win 2000, and when
I asked about it here, they didn’t kick me: “offtopic, offtopic...
There are no such..." ;-)

Regards, Dmitriy.

YP> Oooohhhh my hands are so naughty.... :)

YP> By the way, for Dismaster there are a couple of bells and whistles for HAM

YP> 1. For PKT and for packaged mail there are different drives

YP> i.e. for example you do PKT_DRIVE=A, MAIL_DRIVE=B
YP> and you have it pktniki takes them from drive "A" and writes them too
YP> to drive "A", and writes the rest of the mail to drive "B"
YP> because blank pkts are not packaged and then they have to be copied
YP> to
YP> another drive, and the mail itself
YP> is unpacked to another drive.

YP> 2. For the current drive, enter, at the bottom of the space there is
YP> the line “Free:” and show after recording how much space
YP> is left. In my opinion, only my Khobeta 1.1 has such a feature
YP>, but it’s a pity... it’s a very convenient little thing...

I’ll try to convey this information to Disa someday! ;)

We need the coordinates of the subject. Does anyone know his email or Fido?

* Original written in REAL.SPECCY
* Copied in ZX.SPECTRUM

Regards, Evgeniy.

Wednesday 27 Dec 2000 13:30:16, Eugene Palenock -> All:

EP> We need the coordinates of the subject. Does anyone know his email or fido
EP>?

2:450/190.47

Regards, Dmitriy.

EP>> We need the coordinates of the subject. Does anyone know his email or fido
EP>> ?
DN> 2:450/190.47

I have already changed my habitat to the ones below.

ps: happy new year, happy new spec :-)

See ya later, KVA of E-mage.
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