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Stating that he has spent 40 years in uniform, Air Vice Marshal Manmohan Bahadur (Retd) said he feels that the lateral movement of 'Agniveers' into police forces, central government and other places, is almost a mirage.

The recording of my headline set from the third Mirage Nights warehouse party on Dec 1, 2018. Just an absolutely spectacular night from start to finish. (Photo cred: www.facebook.com/studiojoro)

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A backup of the "Mirage online classic" wiki (database name: mirageonlineclassicwiki ) on Miraheze , self-generated by Miraheze itself every month to honor our backups commitment.

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I saw the mirage that Diymik posted and the fact he said it is not flying for him yet. I reworked the 2 middle parts so that the ducting was in place. I might still need to smooth out the ducting to prevent vortex pockets. When printing this set of parts you need a top and bottom layer unlike the originals. You also need 5 to 10% infill unless your printer is very good at bridging.

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20jul mirage

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CST Audio Archive Gerald Kennedy The Mirage Becomes a Pool

Includes bibliographical references

General Instructions for Mahjong Video Games Original incarnation of these instructions at mahjonginmame.com and are written by Kiyo21. Please note that these instructions are very general and only some may apply to this particular game.   There are two types of controls for video mahjong: keyboard and joystick. KEYBOARD Due to the number of buttons embedded on a typical mahjong control panel, the vast majority of mahjong games in MAME can only be played with the keyboard. Thankfully the controls are universal from game to game. The only differences may be the addition of other buttons like the bet button for instance. The default control setup in MAME is virtually perfect. There should be no need to change the controls. Leave it as is. CONTROL LAYOUT: KEYBOARD COMMAND DESCRIPTION P Pause Pause the game. This is the most important button for beginners. Use it. A-M Tiles A-M Select/Discard tiles N Tile N Draw/Discard new tile Left Shift Reach Declare Reach Z Ron Declare Mahjong (Tsumo or Ron) Left Control Kong Declare Kong Left Alt Pon Declare Pon using opponent's discard Space Bar Chi Declare Chi using opponent's discard KEYBOARD [BET] The following additional keyboard controls are applicable to [BET] games only. They are available in some games by default, in others through toggling dip switches and not even available in some games at all! CONTROL LAYOUT: KEYBOARD COMMAND DESCRIPTION Y Flip Flop Swaps your hand with that of your opponent: usually when your opponent has declared Reach. This will cost you 1 credit or a deduction in your item points, depending on the game. 3 Bet Places and increases your stake in betting games. 1 point = 1 credit. Right Control Take Score When you've won a hand, bank your winnings and end the game. Right Shift WUP When you've won a hand, Double or quits! Enter Big When you've won a hand, Quadruple or quits! BackSpace Small When you've won a hand, bank half of your stake and gamble the remainder! Right Alt Last Chance If you lose and are only one tile from going out (Tenpai) you can use Last Chance to randomly select a tile. If you draw a tile with which you could have won the hand; you snatch victory from the jaws of defeat! JOYSTICK This control scheme, while having much lesser buttons, can be more confusing to navigate if you don't know how to read a word of Japanese. Fortunately, very few mahjong games in MAME have this type of control. Commands are listed in command boxes that pop up on screen. Sometimes only commands that can be done for that given instant is listed while other games list all of them. Avoid these games if you are a beginner. There's no need to confuse yourself even more when you're just learning the game. CONTROL LAYOUT: JOYSTICK COMMAND DESCRIPTION D-Pad D-Pad Move left and right to select tiles or up and down to select command Button 1 Select Select a tile or command Button 2 Cancel Open/Close command box Only 6 different commands are available to choose from. When your turn begins after the opponent's turn ends, you may have the option to declare Ron, Chi, Pon, or Kong. After you have picked a tile, either by drawing a new tile, taking the opponent's latest discard, or drawing a loose tile after declaring a Kong, you may have the option to declare Reach, Tsumo, or Kong. Depending on your hand and situation in the game, some commands will work while others may not as in the case of trying to declare Reach with a revealed hand. Drawing, discarding, and selecting tiles are usually done outside of the command box. Sometimes another option might be available as well, a Cancel command. Choosing it will close the command box. Note that some games do not display all options at a time, usually only the ones that can be made during that turn are displayed. Also note that the order they are listed may be different as well. Here's an example of how the command box may look like for both situations: * Images were taken from Super Real Mahjong Premium Collection for the NGPC. Here's another example. Note the difference in the command listing from the example above: * Images were taken from Mahjong Hyper Reaction 2.

General Instructions for Mahjong Video Games Original incarnation of these instructions at mahjonginmame.com and are written by Kiyo21. Please note that these instructions are very general and only some may apply to this particular game.   There are two types of controls for video mahjong: keyboard and joystick. KEYBOARD Due to the number of buttons embedded on a typical mahjong control panel, the vast majority of mahjong games in MAME can only be played with the keyboard. Thankfully the controls are universal from game to game. The only differences may be the addition of other buttons like the bet button for instance. The default control setup in MAME is virtually perfect. There should be no need to change the controls. Leave it as is. CONTROL LAYOUT: KEYBOARD COMMAND DESCRIPTION P Pause Pause the game. This is the most important button for beginners. Use it. A-M Tiles A-M Select/Discard tiles N Tile N Draw/Discard new tile Left Shift Reach Declare Reach Z Ron Declare Mahjong (Tsumo or Ron) Left Control Kong Declare Kong Left Alt Pon Declare Pon using opponent's discard Space Bar Chi Declare Chi using opponent's discard KEYBOARD [BET] The following additional keyboard controls are applicable to [BET] games only. They are available in some games by default, in others through toggling dip switches and not even available in some games at all! CONTROL LAYOUT: KEYBOARD COMMAND DESCRIPTION Y Flip Flop Swaps your hand with that of your opponent: usually when your opponent has declared Reach. This will cost you 1 credit or a deduction in your item points, depending on the game. 3 Bet Places and increases your stake in betting games. 1 point = 1 credit. Right Control Take Score When you've won a hand, bank your winnings and end the game. Right Shift WUP When you've won a hand, Double or quits! Enter Big When you've won a hand, Quadruple or quits! BackSpace Small When you've won a hand, bank half of your stake and gamble the remainder! Right Alt Last Chance If you lose and are only one tile from going out (Tenpai) you can use Last Chance to randomly select a tile. If you draw a tile with which you could have won the hand; you snatch victory from the jaws of defeat! JOYSTICK This control scheme, while having much lesser buttons, can be more confusing to navigate if you don't know how to read a word of Japanese. Fortunately, very few mahjong games in MAME have this type of control. Commands are listed in command boxes that pop up on screen. Sometimes only commands that can be done for that given instant is listed while other games list all of them. Avoid these games if you are a beginner. There's no need to confuse yourself even more when you're just learning the game. CONTROL LAYOUT: JOYSTICK COMMAND DESCRIPTION D-Pad D-Pad Move left and right to select tiles or up and down to select command Button 1 Select Select a tile or command Button 2 Cancel Open/Close command box Only 6 different commands are available to choose from. When your turn begins after the opponent's turn ends, you may have the option to declare Ron, Chi, Pon, or Kong. After you have picked a tile, either by drawing a new tile, taking the opponent's latest discard, or drawing a loose tile after declaring a Kong, you may have the option to declare Reach, Tsumo, or Kong. Depending on your hand and situation in the game, some commands will work while others may not as in the case of trying to declare Reach with a revealed hand. Drawing, discarding, and selecting tiles are usually done outside of the command box. Sometimes another option might be available as well, a Cancel command. Choosing it will close the command box. Note that some games do not display all options at a time, usually only the ones that can be made during that turn are displayed. Also note that the order they are listed may be different as well. Here's an example of how the command box may look like for both situations: * Images were taken from Super Real Mahjong Premium Collection for the NGPC. Here's another example. Note the difference in the command listing from the example above: * Images were taken from Mahjong Hyper Reaction 2.

General Instructions for Mahjong Video Games Original incarnation of these instructions at mahjonginmame.com and are written by Kiyo21. Please note that these instructions are very general and only some may apply to this particular game.   There are two types of controls for video mahjong: keyboard and joystick. KEYBOARD Due to the number of buttons embedded on a typical mahjong control panel, the vast majority of mahjong games in MAME can only be played with the keyboard. Thankfully the controls are universal from game to game. The only differences may be the addition of other buttons like the bet button for instance. The default control setup in MAME is virtually perfect. There should be no need to change the controls. Leave it as is. CONTROL LAYOUT: KEYBOARD COMMAND DESCRIPTION P Pause Pause the game. This is the most important button for beginners. Use it. A-M Tiles A-M Select/Discard tiles N Tile N Draw/Discard new tile Left Shift Reach Declare Reach Z Ron Declare Mahjong (Tsumo or Ron) Left Control Kong Declare Kong Left Alt Pon Declare Pon using opponent's discard Space Bar Chi Declare Chi using opponent's discard KEYBOARD [BET] The following additional keyboard controls are applicable to [BET] games only. They are available in some games by default, in others through toggling dip switches and not even available in some games at all! CONTROL LAYOUT: KEYBOARD COMMAND DESCRIPTION Y Flip Flop Swaps your hand with that of your opponent: usually when your opponent has declared Reach. This will cost you 1 credit or a deduction in your item points, depending on the game. 3 Bet Places and increases your stake in betting games. 1 point = 1 credit. Right Control Take Score When you've won a hand, bank your winnings and end the game. Right Shift WUP When you've won a hand, Double or quits! Enter Big When you've won a hand, Quadruple or quits! BackSpace Small When you've won a hand, bank half of your stake and gamble the remainder! Right Alt Last Chance If you lose and are only one tile from going out (Tenpai) you can use Last Chance to randomly select a tile. If you draw a tile with which you could have won the hand; you snatch victory from the jaws of defeat! JOYSTICK This control scheme, while having much lesser buttons, can be more confusing to navigate if you don't know how to read a word of Japanese. Fortunately, very few mahjong games in MAME have this type of control. Commands are listed in command boxes that pop up on screen. Sometimes only commands that can be done for that given instant is listed while other games list all of them. Avoid these games if you are a beginner. There's no need to confuse yourself even more when you're just learning the game. CONTROL LAYOUT: JOYSTICK COMMAND DESCRIPTION D-Pad D-Pad Move left and right to select tiles or up and down to select command Button 1 Select Select a tile or command Button 2 Cancel Open/Close command box Only 6 different commands are available to choose from. When your turn begins after the opponent's turn ends, you may have the option to declare Ron, Chi, Pon, or Kong. After you have picked a tile, either by drawing a new tile, taking the opponent's latest discard, or drawing a loose tile after declaring a Kong, you may have the option to declare Reach, Tsumo, or Kong. Depending on your hand and situation in the game, some commands will work while others may not as in the case of trying to declare Reach with a revealed hand. Drawing, discarding, and selecting tiles are usually done outside of the command box. Sometimes another option might be available as well, a Cancel command. Choosing it will close the command box. Note that some games do not display all options at a time, usually only the ones that can be made during that turn are displayed. Also note that the order they are listed may be different as well. Here's an example of how the command box may look like for both situations: * Images were taken from Super Real Mahjong Premium Collection for the NGPC. Here's another example. Note the difference in the command listing from the example above: * Images were taken from Mahjong Hyper Reaction 2.

Recent anomalies in cosmic rays could be due to dark matter annihilation in our galaxy. In order to get the required large cross-section to explain the data while still obtaining the right relic density, we rely on a non standard thermal history between dark matter freeze-out and Big-Bang Nucleosynthesis (BBN). We show that through a reheating phase from the decay of a heavy moduli or even the gravitino, we can produce the right relic density of dark matter if its self-annihilation cross-section is large enough. In addition to fitting the recent data, this scenario solves the cosmological moduli and gravitino problems. We illustrate this mechanism with a specific example in the context of U(1)_{B-L} extended MSSM where supersymmetry is broken via mirage mediation. These string motivated models naturally contain heavy moduli decaying to the gravitino, whose subsequent decay to the LSP can reheat the universe at a low temperature. The right-handed sneutrino and the B-L gaugino can both be viable dark matter candidates with large cross-section. They are leptophilic because of B-L charges. We also show that it is possible to distinguish the non-thermal from the thermal scenario (using Sommerfeld enhancement) in direct detection experiments for certain regions of parameter space.

Recent anomalies in cosmic rays could be due to dark matter annihilation in our galaxy. In order to get the required large cross-section to explain the data while still obtaining the right relic density, we rely on a non standard thermal history between dark matter freeze-out and Big-Bang Nucleosynthesis (BBN). We show that through a reheating phase from the decay of a heavy moduli or even the gravitino, we can produce the right relic density of dark matter if its self-annihilation cross-section is large enough. In addition to fitting the recent data, this scenario solves the cosmological moduli and gravitino problems. We illustrate this mechanism with a specific example in the context of U(1)_{B-L} extended MSSM where supersymmetry is broken via mirage mediation. These string motivated models naturally contain heavy moduli decaying to the gravitino, whose subsequent decay to the LSP can reheat the universe at a low temperature. The right-handed sneutrino and the B-L gaugino can both be viable dark matter candidates with large cross-section. They are leptophilic because of B-L charges. We also show that it is possible to distinguish the non-thermal from the thermal scenario (using Sommerfeld enhancement) in direct detection experiments for certain regions of parameter space.

Marianne Mirage intervista

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MANGA: Millenium Mirage

Arachnophobia +3 (1991 08 23)( )[cr Mirage]

Track Listing 1. Monkey with the Golden Eyes (4:02) 2. Hobart Got Burned (5:59) 3. Amelia Earhart (15:47) 4. The Adventures of Captain Boomerang (22:48) Total Time 48:36 Line-up / Musicians - Dave Newhouse / piano, organ, piccolo flute, alto & baritone saxophones, bass clarinet, whistle, percussion - Tom Scott / piccolo, E-flat, alto & C-flutes, soprano, alto & baritone saxophones, B-flat & alto clarinets, oboe, soprano recorder, percussion - Billy Swan / bass, piano, guitar, percussion - Paul Sears / drums, gong, xylophone, vibes, percussion, "pots & pans", penny whistle With: - Steven Feigenbaum / guitar (3,4) - John Schmidt / baritone horn, tuba - Doug Elliot / trombone - Larry Elliott / trumpet (1) - Greg Yaskovich / bubble trumpet (4)

Track Listing 1. Monkey with the Golden Eyes (4:02) 2. Hobart Got Burned (5:59) 3. Amelia Earhart (15:47) 4. The Adventures of Captain Boomerang (22:48) Total Time 48:36 Line-up / Musicians - Dave Newhouse / piano, organ, piccolo flute, alto & baritone saxophones, bass clarinet, whistle, percussion - Tom Scott / piccolo, E-flat, alto & C-flutes, soprano, alto & baritone saxophones, B-flat & alto clarinets, oboe, soprano recorder, percussion - Billy Swan / bass, piano, guitar, percussion - Paul Sears / drums, gong, xylophone, vibes, percussion, "pots & pans", penny whistle With: - Steven Feigenbaum / guitar (3,4) - John Schmidt / baritone horn, tuba - Doug Elliot / trombone - Larry Elliott / trumpet (1) - Greg Yaskovich / bubble trumpet (4)

Performer: FREDDY MENDELSOHN'S ORCH.; Bernie Knee Writer: M. Leeds; F. Wise; T. Demey Vocal; Beguine-Rumba; Vocal:; and vocal group. Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 3.5mil truncated eliptical, 2.3mil truncated conical, 2.8mil truncated conical, 3.3mil truncated conical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 375.0, Rolloff: -12.0. The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames. Matrix number: 11-116 Catalog number: T-174-A Other IDs from the record include: 11-116; E2-CB-3926-1

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Matt & David breakdown what happened at SVB (Silicon Valley Bank), the political theater around it, and why the government always has the back of the parasite class.   Then Dwayne Monroe (@cloudquistador) joins us to debunk the AI hype.   Read Dwayne's work here:  https://monroelab.net/  MORE BACKGROUND ON THE FED - THE FED WANTS WORKERS WEAK? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayFn2jdsFP4   MERCH SALE - get 15% off with code: LASTRIDE - https://leftreckoning.com/store

Conquestador (1991)(German Design Group)(Disk 1 of 2 Side A)[cr Mirage]

00:00:00 - Overwatch 2

Mirage 2000 Display RIAT 2018

Video Interface (19xx)(Mirage)(pl)

Crack System 1.08, The (1985)(The Mirage Byte Breaking)

Disk image for Atari 8-bit computers Documentation: Nothing found DISKMAP - 40 TRACKS - 26 SECTORS 1 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 2 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 3 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 4 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 5 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 6 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 7 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 8 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 9 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 10 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 11 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 12 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 13 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 14 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 15 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 16 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 17 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 18 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 19 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 20 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 21 ********.. ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 22 *******... ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 23 *******... ...*|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 24 *******... ...*|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 25 *******... ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| 26 *******... ....|||||| |||||||||| |||||||||| * OK/DATA .,;: OK/EMPTY ($00, $1A, $FF, other) | MISSING d DELETED C BAD CRC l/L LONG/l+DELETED

Cracked disk image for Atari 8-bit computers Documentation: Protection: $16a (362) (missing) Identical protection: Mirage bad1.a Cracked by: - read sector $46a instead of $16a Routine in sector $5: ---------------------------------------------------------- 1066: A9 31 LDA #$31 # general read sector routine 1068: 8D 00 03 STA DDEVIC 106B: A9 01 LDA #$01 106D: 8D 01 03 STA DUNIT 1070: A9 52 LDA #$52 1072: 8D 02 03 STA DCOMND 1075: A9 40 LDA #$40 1077: 8D 03 03 STA DSTATS 107A: A9 F1 LDA #$F1 # buffer $10f1 107C: 8D 04 03 STA DBUFLO 107F: A9 10 LDA #$10 1081: 8D 05 03 STA DBUFHI 1084: A9 80 LDA #$80 1086: 8D 08 03 STA DBYTLO 1089: A9 00 LDA #$00 108B: 8D 09 03 STA DBYTHI 108E: AD 9D 10 LDA $109D # get sector from $109d/$109e 1091: 8D 0A 03 STA DAUX1 1094: AD 9E 10 LDA $109E 1097: 8D 0B 03 STA DAUX2 109A: 4C 59 E4 JMP SIOV # read sector and RTS 109D: 6A 01 # sector number to read 109F: A9 6A LDA #$6A # sector $16a 10A1: 8D 9D 10 STA $109D 10A4: A9 01 LDA #$01 ---------------------------------------------------------- 10A4: A9 04 LDA #$04 # sector $46a on disk data at $80: ---------------------------------------------------------- org 5E 5F C9 0B EF FE 74 CC >67< EA F6 79 4A 0D 7C 5D -- crack 5E 5F C9 0B EF FE 74 CC >62< EA F6 79 4A 0D 7C 5D 10A6: 8D 9E 10 STA $109E 10A9: 20 66 10 JSR $1066 # read sector 10AC: 30 2F BMI $10DD # must be bad 10AE: A9 00 LDA #$00 # good => read garbage ... 10B0: 8D 9D 10 STA $109D 10B3: A9 02 LDA #$02 10B5: 8D 9E 10 STA $109E 10B8: 20 66 10 JSR $1066 10BB: A9 0A LDA #$0A 10BD: 8D 9D 10 STA $109D 10C0: A9 00 LDA #$00 10C2: 8D 9E 10 STA $109E 10C5: 20 66 10 JSR $1066 10C8: EE 9D 10 INC $109D 10CB: D0 F8 BNE $10C5 10CD: EE 9E 10 INC $109E 10D0: AD 9E 10 LDA $109E 10D3: C9 03 CMP #$03 10D5: F0 03 BEQ $10DA 10D7: 4C C5 10 JMP $10C5 10DA: 6C E2 02 JMP (INITAD) # ... and crash 10DD: A9 6D LDA #$6D # go ahead 10DF: 8D 9D 10 STA $109D 10E2: A9 01 LDA #$01 # sector $16d 10E4: 8D 9E 10 STA $109E 10E7: 20 66 10 JSR $1066 # read sector 10EA: 30 D9 BMI $10C5 # must be good 10EC: A9 00 LDA #$00 # go ahead 10EE: 85 4D STA ATRACT 10F0: 60 RTS Decryption routine for above code ---------------------------------------------------------- 03C0: A0 00 LDY #$00 03C2: B1 F5 LDA ($F5),Y 03C4: 45 F9 EOR $F9 # =$66 for $10a5 03C6: 91 F5 STA ($F5),Y 03C8: E6 F9 INC $F9 03CA: E6 F5 INC $F5 03CC: D0 02 BNE $03D0 03CE: E6 F6 INC $F6 03D0: A5 F5 LDA $F5 03D2: C5 F7 CMP $F7 03D4: A5 F6 LDA $F6 03D6: E5 F8 SBC $F8 03D8: 90 E8 BCC $03C2 03DA: 60 RTS DISKMAP - 40 TRACKS - 18 SECTORS 1 ********** ********** ********** ********** 2 ********** ********** |********* ********** 3 ********** ********** ********** ********** 4 ********** ********** ********** ********** 5 ********** ********** ********** ********** 6 ********** ********** ********** ********** 7 ********** ********** ********** ********** 8 ********** ********** ********** ********** 9 ********** ********** ********** ********** 10 ********** ********** ********** ********** 11 ********** ********** ********** ********** 12 ********** ********** ********** ********** 13 ********** ********** ********** ********** 14 ********** ********** ********** ********** 15 ********** ********** ********** ********** 16 ********** ********** ********** ********** 17 ********** ********** ********** ********** 18 ********** ********** ********** ********** * OK/DATA .,;: OK/EMPTY ($00, $1A, $FF, other) | MISSING d DELETED C BAD CRC l/L LONG/l+DELETED crack.rup NINJA1T raw 1c4989a8 162e23ab71262b2bc9631fd791262ab3 d0c287948397bd0d5fe4787d05075865f9ac9615 278 62 uncrack.rup NINJA1T raw 7fffffff a1d8f15f5ad644edbc10f64eb009346a 50f8d1d140bd3a3f2335b4ed20d35fdbed258e13 278 67

Cracked disk image for Atari 8-bit computers Documentation: Protection: $16a (362) missing Disk restored from a PRO file found on atarionline.pl. Identical protection: Mirage bad1.a Cracked by: - read sector $46a instead of $16a Routine in sector $ed (237) at offset $7650: ---------------------------------------------------------- 1000: A9 31 LDA #$31 # general read sector routine 1002: 8D 00 03 STA DDEVIC 1005: A9 01 LDA #$01 1007: 8D 01 03 STA DUNIT 100A: A9 52 LDA #$52 100C: 8D 02 03 STA DCOMND 100F: A9 40 LDA #$40 1011: 8D 03 03 STA DSTATS 1014: A9 A6 LDA #$A6 # buffer $10a6 1016: 8D 04 03 STA DBUFLO 1019: A9 10 LDA #$10 101B: 8D 05 03 STA DBUFHI 101E: A9 80 LDA #$80 1020: 8D 08 03 STA DBYTLO 1023: A9 00 LDA #$00 1025: 8D 09 03 STA DBYTHI 1028: AD 37 10 LDA $1037 # get sector from $1037/$1038 102B: 8D 0A 03 STA DAUX1 102E: AD 38 10 LDA $1038 1031: 8D 0B 03 STA DAUX2 1034: 4C 59 E4 JMP SIOV # read sector and RTS 1037: 6A 01 # sector number to read 1039: A9 6A LDA #$6A # sector $16a 103B: 8D 37 10 STA $1037 103E: A9 01 LDA #$01 ---------------------------------------------------------- 103E: A9 04 LDA #$04 # sector $46a on disk data at $7650: ---------------------------------------------------------- org E2 04 BD 9B 25 >8C< 03 B7 80 B1 92 83 A4 BA 3F 97 -- crack E2 04 BD 9B 25 >89< 03 B7 80 B1 92 83 A4 BA 3F 97 1040: 8D 38 10 STA $1038 1043: 20 00 10 JSR $1000 # read sector 1046: 30 2F BMI $1077 # must be bad 1048: A9 00 LDA #$00 # good => read garbage ... 104A: 8D 37 10 STA $1037 104D: A9 02 LDA #$02 104F: 8D 38 10 STA $1038 1052: 20 00 10 JSR $1000 1055: A9 0A LDA #$0A 1057: 8D 37 10 STA $1037 105A: A9 00 LDA #$00 105C: 8D 38 10 STA $1038 105F: 20 00 10 JSR $1000 1062: EE 37 10 INC $1037 1065: D0 F8 BNE $105F 1067: EE 38 10 INC $1038 106A: AD 38 10 LDA $1038 106D: C9 03 CMP #$03 106F: F0 03 BEQ $1074 1071: 4C 5F 10 JMP $105F 1074: 6C E2 02 JMP (INITAD) # ... and crash 1077: C0 80 CPY #$80 # go ahead 1079: F0 E4 BEQ $105F # ??? 107B: A9 6D LDA #$6D # sector $16d 107D: 8D 37 10 STA $1037 1080: A9 01 LDA #$01 1082: 8D 38 10 STA $1038 1085: 20 00 10 JSR $1000 # read sector 1088: 30 D5 BMI $105F # must be good 108A: 20 00 36 JSR $3600 # go ahead Decryption routine for above code ---------------------------------------------------------- 03C0: A0 00 LDY #$00 03C2: B1 F5 LDA ($F5),Y 03C4: 45 F9 EOR $F9 # =$8d for $103f 03C6: 91 F5 STA ($F5),Y 03C8: E6 F9 INC $F9 03CA: E6 F5 INC $F5 03CC: D0 02 BNE $03D0 03CE: E6 F6 INC $F6 03D0: A5 F5 LDA $F5 03D2: C5 F7 CMP $F7 03D4: A5 F6 LDA $F6 03D6: E5 F8 SBC $F8 03D8: 90 E8 BCC $03C2 03DA: 60 RTS DISKMAP - 40 TRACKS - 18 SECTORS 1 ********** ********** .********* *******..| 2 ********** ********** |********* *******..| 3 ********** ********** .********* *******..| 4 ********** ********** .********* *******..| 5 ********** ********** .********* *******..| 6 ********** ********** .********* *******..| 7 ********** ********** .********* *******..| 8 ********** ********** .********* *******..| 9 ********** ********** ********** *******..| 10 ********** ********** ********** *******..| 11 ********** ********** ********** *******..| 12 ********** ********** ********** *******..| 13 ********** ********** ********** *******..| 14 ********** ********** ********** ******...| 15 ********** ********** ********** ******...| 16 ********** ********** ********** ******...| 17 ********** ********** ********** ******...| 18 ********** *********. ********** ******...| * OK/DATA .,;: OK/EMPTY ($00, $1A, $FF, other) | MISSING d DELETED C BAD CRC l/L LONG/l+DELETED crack.rup NINJA1T raw 7fffffff ff9bdc779d36e156eac7eed37353d2e9 9d00b9ab48ec2f871e12aa7697dc49b6fc33aeec 7655 89 uncrack.rup NINJA1T raw 683b6d7a 0ba4f93a135eb980e1d9e83e09b53180 31e42c0b41e7cc37c98b160edeec96efd0aaa4aa 7655 8c

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Title: [Daily "Rodong Sinmun" assails Park´s foolish mirage] Language: en File time: None FLV MD5 hash: d2dd9bf0b1a63af38fedac7e911b7f14 Scraped: 2016-06-08T20:36:47.827000

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mirage by Maven_Morozov Published: 2020-10-23 Work/Series ID: 27158875

mirage by Maven_Morozov Published: 2020-10-23 Work/Series ID: 27158875