Computist (originally titled Hardcore Computing) was an interesting magazine in that its primary focus was on defeating copy protection on and otherwise hacking Apple II software.
The December 1987 issue includes the following:
Features
Super Boulderdash - M.A. Horton's program automatically modifies Super Boulderdash so that you can get extra men or move on to the next cave any time you want.
Activision software - William Green's quick-n-easy softkeys for: Game Maker, Hacker II, Little Computer People, Great American Road Race, Spindizzy, Master of the Lamps, Rocky Horror Show.
Double Your F-8 ROM Space Without Motherboard Surgery
MECC Software - Jack Moravetz's Super IOB controller will completely deprotect Arithmetic Critters, Counting Critters, Clock Works, First Letter Fun, Fun From A to Z, Jenny's Journey, Dataquest Fift States, Number Munchers, Paint with Words, Path Tactics, Phonics prime Time, Quickflash!, Skylab, Sound Tracks, Speedway Math, Amazing Reading Machines, Market Place, Word Munchers, Words at Work.
Ace-Apple Bimodal Switch: Two machines in one - Ron Balewski's hardware project will give your Franklin Ace 1000 complete Apple-compatibility (or make your Apple completely Ace-compatible) with the flick of a switch.
