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From: borgen@sfd.uit.no (Borge Nost)
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Subject: Re: NoiseTracker V2.0 out!
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Date: 10 Aug 90 15:36:56 GMT
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In article <10129@bula.se> Bjorn Knutsson <bjornk@bula.se> writes:
>
>As for this crap about "This is based on <whatever> by <whoever>", I
>have read similar notes in the documentation for something called
>"MasterSeka" and other illegal versions of the (in crackergroups)
>popular assembler K-Seka. Now, I know that K-Seka is a commercial
>product too, since I have seen the original of that too. 

The world goes in circles; Promax of Kefrens(one of the "famous"
Seka-hackers) is said to soon be releasing a commercial assembler that will
be Seka-compatible(same commands, use etc.)
(Read it in a Danish computer magazine)
BTW, these "new" Sekas are actually very good for hacks(demos etc.), but
not as zippy as my ArgAsm.

>Bjorn Knutsson        / USENET: bjornk@bula.se or sunic!sics!bula!bjornk
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