Mac Crack Site???
Jongsik Lee
맥 크랙사이트 아시는분 좀 가르쳐 주세요.
Song, Young-Sun
Jongsik Lee wrote:
> 맥 크랙사이트 아시는분 좀 가르쳐 주세요.
예전에는 따로 크랙사이트들이 많이 존재했었죠.최근에는 Hotline이
유행되면서 주로 Tracker를 이용한
Hacking, Crackin등이 알려지고 있습니다.
따라서 Hotline을 이용하세요.
(음, Tracker로는 tracked.dyn.ml.org가 괜잖은 것 같던데..)
그리고 혹시 shareware나 정품들의 Serial number가
hacking되어 있는 file(C&H or H&H)이
---> 현재 2월호 version까지 배포됨
필요하시면 연락주세요. 따로 올려드리겠습니다.
다들 아시는 내용인가요? 얼마전만 해도 아는 사람만 알았었는데...
송 영선
youn...@interpia.net
son...@netian.com
kushibo
Jongshik wrote:
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What is Mac Crack? Sounds like a drug.
Cheers,
Jonathan
kushibo
Annyong haseyo!
I have a question. Some time ago (a couple years ago, in fact), my
Powerbook was stolen from a classroom at Sogang University. I have the
serial number and reported it to Elex Computer's A/S Center (that's a
Konglish phrase, by the way), just in case the thief or the thief's buyer
tried to ever get it fixed.
Does anybody else have a suggestion for how to look for my stolen Powerbook
with the serial number? The thing is out-of-date, technologically, and I
replaced it long ago, but I want to catch the son-of-a-biscuit-eater who
stole it... if I can. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Cheers,
Jonathan
Kyongho Min
PLS try to post this mail to the LOST PROPERTY section
of relevant offices.
In addition,
Do not use the word SOB to this email group.
cheers,
min
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kushibo
Min Kyongho wrote:
>kushibo wrote:
>>I have a question. Some time ago (a couple years ago, in fact), my
>>Powerbook was stolen from a classroom at Sogang University. I have the
>>serial number and reported it to Elex Computer's A/S Center (that's a
>>Konglish phrase, by the way), just in case the thief or the thief's buyer
>>tried to ever get it fixed.
>>
>>Does anybody else have a suggestion for how to look for my stolen Powerbook
>>with the serial number? The thing is out-of-date, technologically, and I
>>replaced it long ago, but I want to catch the son-of-a-biscuit-eater who
>>stole it... if I can. Does anyone have any suggestions?
>
> of relevant offices.
I reported the stolen computer to the Sogang Lost & Found as soon as
possible, I even reported it to the Shinsu Police Station, and I checked on
it many times thereafter, just in case it would turn up. But now I think
the only way to find it at this point is for the serial number to turn up
at a place where Macs change hands (e.g., at a service center or a
reseller). And where else but a Korean Mac list to find out where Macs get
fixed in Korea?
> In addition,
>
> Do not use the word SOB to this email group.
Please re-read my post. I did *not* use the term s.o.b. (or what it stands
for) in my post. I used an innocuous and non-offensive replacement for
s.o.b., a kind of joke. And even if I had used it, it would have been
appropriate and it is something that often appears on native-English
television anyway.
Anyway, I am happy that in seven years of living in Seoul my Powerbook was
the only thing I ever had stolen (knock on wood). In the States, it seems
that my friends have major things like that stolen on almost a yearly
basis. Although Korea is certainly not crime-free, we should be happy that
there is a lot less here (knock on wood).
> cheers,
> min
Cheers,
Jonathan