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The Hidden Message of Pole Position II, a 42-Year-Old Video Game: an Argentine Discovered How to Activate It

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Gustavo del Dago, a computer professor and archaeologist at the Universidad Nacional de José C. Paz, succeeded in deciphering an undocumented “easter egg”: “reverse engineering”, a key method for finding and why it is important.

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The Hidden Message of Pole Position II, a 42-Year-Old Video Game: an Argentine Discovered How to Activate It

Gustavo del Dago, a computer professor and archaeologist at the Universidad Nacional de José C. Paz, succeeded in deciphering an undocumented “easter egg”: “reverse engineering”, a key method for finding and why it is important.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, June 8, 2025.
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