I started using the 3Com terminal server as my access point into the network. When I remembered that Novell had acquired Unix Systems Laboratories from AT&T, I went after the source code for UnixWare, which I years earlier found on servers in New Jersey. Earlier I had compromised AT&T to get access to the SCCS (Switching Control Center System) source code and briefly got into AT&T’s Unix Development Group in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Now I felt like it was déjà vu because the hostnames of the development systems were still the same . I archived and compressed the latest source code and moved it to a system in Provo, Utah, then over the weekend transferred the huge archive to my electronic storage locker at Colorado Supernet. I couldn’t believe how much disk space I was using, and often needed to search for additional dormant accounts to hide all my stuff.