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∞ "Reciting back their facts and numbers that don't make you smart.
There's much more to intelligence and thinking for yourself
would be a start!"
- Justin Sane - Anti-FlagEditorial::
When I said I wanted to release another issue of the DoJ everyone told me to let it die. They all said "It was a great zine in its day, but don't you think it's time to put it to sleep?" Well no. I'm a strong believer in the 1st amendment. And I think that this zine was open, upfront, and radical. It had one of the best layouts i've seen from a zine. The DoJ was the one e-zine I could read over and over and not get tired of it. It was informative, clever, and sometimes really funny. I personally think the zine should keep going for a new generation of readers.
Around the time the DoJ released issue #7 the guys over at SoL started doing the SoLJournal to start off where the DoJ left off. And in no way do I want this return of the DoJ to effect how the people over at the SoL think of us DoJ guys. We still love you, and support you, and we hope you will support our decision to bring back the zine. How long do you think the DoJ will last? Well, who knows. But this is the first time I'm acting as editor. Before I was labeled as editor, but all I really did was finalize decisions. Now im putting the zine together piece by piece with the help of a select few. If you want to see the DoJ keep going write me e-mails, let me know what you think. Let me know what you thought of issues #0 through 9. Your input will help make this e-zine stronger. Hopefully all the old readers will enjoy this issue. And I hope all the new readers that have never heard of the DoJ before enjoy this issue and all the old back issues. I hope you all learn something. And remember, we're all in this together.. so keep your stick on the ice.
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€ the godfather : kleptic - kleptic@grex.org
€ down at fwaggle rock : fwaggle - root@fwaggle.net
€ booger collector : amatier - amatier@twcny.rr.com
± wabbit hunter : evilrabbit - erabbit2@home.com
the black jelly bean : Strykar - strykar@hackerzlair.org
juno award winner : Old Scratch - archangeleater@hotmail.com
gotta have his pops : skwert - skwert@cyberspace.org
likes to snort the whitedust : cronus - cronus@whitedust.net
:: Can Never Run for Congress ::
part-time geek : Digital Avatar [ M.I.A August 1999 ] ∞
nerd and a half : Rue-The-Day [ M.I.A July 1999 ] ±
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:: Things to See ::
rants : kleptic@grex.org
chants : #DoJ on irc.dal.net
underpants : http://www.fwaggle.net/~doj
:: People to Do ::
everyone at #hackerzlair on irc.dal.net and whitedust.net
..all the previous contributors...
...and anyone else who's ever opened an issue of the DoJ.
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This Issue of DoJ is going out
to all the former writers of the DoJ
They will always be remembered as the forefathers
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€ [ 0] Editorial..............................kleptic €
€ [ 1] Mulletwatch 2001.......................fwaggle €
€ [ 2] Ancient Art of Port Surfing II.........amatier €
€ [ 3] A Plea For Peace.......................skwert €
€ [ 4] The Discordant Opposition Journal......cronus €
€ [ 5] Hacking Women's Panties................evilrabbit €
€ [ 6] Apache htaccess........................fwaggle €
€ [ 7] DirectX8...............................Strykar €
€ [ 8] Perl CGI Authentication 101............cronus €
€ [ 9] Stupid Trick...........................Old Scratch €
€ [10] Sweet Eyebrow Lovin'...................kleptic €
€ [11] My Beliefs.............................fwaggle €
€ [12] Cellular Man in the Middle.............cronus €
€ [13] Conclusion.............................kleptic €
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The Discordant Opposition Journal Number 11, Dec 2001.
All Rights Reserved. Nothing may be reproduced in whole or
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