🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <29287@oasys.dt.navy.mil>, curt@kcwc.com (Curt Welch) writes:
> I'm one of the people the "broke" the codes.  It isn't that simple.
:
> The algorithm was created by many, many hours of research.  
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> You don't have to collect published codes, you can just sit down with the
> VCR Plus+ device and start punching in numbers.  But there are 9,999,999
> 7 digit codes (and each one requires 9 button presses to test), so it can
> take a long time to get enough numbers.
> 
> This is at least part of why we stopped working on the codes.  It was
> taking too much time.

OK, let's see.  Break out the old, klunky hot-box computer.  Warm up 
the solder gun.  Use an I/O port to "press" the buttons on the unit, and
read the output with a(n infrared?) detector.  Push RUN, let it go for
awhile, and then look at the gathered data.  It may not be trivially
easy (the funnest things often aren't), but it doesn't have to be slow. 
Just a-dreamin'...