Author: Roger Brown
Date: 17:51:30 10/28/05
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On October 28, 2005 at 18:49:21, Uri Blass wrote: >On October 28, 2005 at 18:21:37, Jake Sisko wrote: > >> >> >> Is Fruit 2.2 copy protection scheme the trend of the Future? I hear that there >>is not one cracked version of the program. Perhaps Other companies will adopt >>the same practices of Fruit to ensure that programmers actually get paid for >>there work? Seems like a good ideal to me! > >1)How do you know that there are not cracked version of fruit? >I think that you never can know something like that and you may know only the >opposite. >The best that you can say is that you did not find a cracked version of fruit. > >2)I thought first that it is a good idea but I changed my mind about it after >reading a lot of complaints in this forum and after understanding that there is >probably no copy protection that cannot be cracked by crackers and I think that >the fact that the copy proterction of fruit cannot be cracked by most people(and >maybe by most crackers) does not help much because one cracker may share fruit >with a lot of people. > >Uri Hello Uri, Do you read your posts BEFORE you post them? I promised to leave your rather strange posts alone but you are saying a number of things here that are making me curious. (a) Why are you inferring that the poster was searching for cracked versions of Fruit? (b) I cannot understand how the fact that some thief somewhere is working on cracking Fruit makes the copy protection of Fruit a bad idea. (c) One might infer that your statement about the likely procedures of hackers could be restated (using your own logic of course) as: One cannot say that hackers may do or not do this or that, one can only say that one has received cracked programs in this or that way. I am sure that you have not received same but you do see that your language leaves the poster's integrity up for debate. Of course, you may complain about this post. Later.
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