Cracks for Palms
Javy Puntas
Thks in advance.
Puzzled
"Javy Puntas" <jpuntas@---------tecbrain.com> wrote in message
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> Where can i find cracks for Palm Software????
In your wallet?
Ian
http://poirier.lionel.free.fr/iw32/
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Mr Technology
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Matt Dragonfly Drury
gladius
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>Where can i find cracks for Palm Software????
Rub hands in damp salt and chafe Palm with rope.
You'll soon see the cracks in your softwearing palms
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Jason
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>
> Thks in advance.
To begin with you shouldn't ask this kind of questions in such a manner. As
you can see you have many responses cursing you. May be it is because they
paid for their software and they think you should too. Maybe because they
are developers. Many possibilities. Try a little searching yourself and
you'll find what you need. From there it is for you to judge if you should
pay for the software or not. My opinion is that if you reach to a point
where you NEED a crack you should use it only for evaluation. Pay for the
software if it is good and you like it, or delete it. Well that should be
the way in our "ideal" world. But it is not. And it is not because our world
is not ideal. It sucks. But give standalone programmers a break and pay them
the 10-20 dollars they ask. Use cracks to damage big companies. I am giving
away microsoft programs for free to my friends and I use a lot of them
myself. But I have registered hackmaster and interpilot along with many
other progs I could easily crack or find a crack for.
As for all the guys that replied to your post...don't worry. Being rude is
not always the solution. But don't talk about ropes in the hanged man's
house.
Jason.
jj
I would not recommend telling the world that you distribute Microsoft
software---software piracy carries a $250,000 fine, ten years in jail and
the cost of the pirated software.......and yes MS does prosecute.
AS for the person who posted asking for cracks...if someone breaks into your
house, steals your stereo, just to try the stereo---I expect you won't file
a police report on stolen merchandise?....its the same for software--theft
is THEFT no matter how you justify it.
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Richard Isenhour
Jason
software dealer and I will never be. I use legal software. When I buy MS
Windows and install it on my PC there is no law that can prevent me from
"playing" with it or modyfying it as long as I do not resell it. I have
"modified" versions of software on my PC. Legally bought ones that I
midified. I don't sell it.
I won;t answer again the theft thing. If a guy steals your stereo, if a guy
crashes yor car or whatever. There is another thread about it where I've
answered many posts like that.
Again I do not support piracy in any way. I support prosecution of scum
software developers that lie to the public, make a huge profit and then they
do it again. But prosecution doesn't work so...do it yourself. Complain to
the proper authorities. Let the people know of the scum. And even prove it
by giving a registered version out. Just to show that registering doesn't do
what the company promises. The reason I mentioned MS is as an example of a
big company that will probably get away with a scum like that (if they try
it). However MS is in USA where the laws are different so I can't have an
opinion. But here if a software developer sells you his brand new 32bit os
with multiprosseccing, multithreading and a lot of extras and when you
install it it ends up to be a freeware linux with a startup message: Booting
SuperOS...
there is nothing you can do. NOTHING. Nothing legal at least.
Jason./
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Peter da Silva
>But here if a software developer sells you his brand new 32bit os
>with multiprosseccing, multithreading and a lot of extras and when you
>install it it ends up to be a freeware linux with a startup message: Booting
>SuperOS... there is nothing you can do. NOTHING. Nothing legal at least.
Of course, that never happened. You're just making things up.
--
Rev. Peter da Silva, ULC. WWFD?
"Be conservative in what you generate, and liberal in what you accept"
-- Matthew 10:16 (l.trans)
James Ingram
> I am not a pirate
>software dealer and I will never be. I use legal software.
> [snip]
>Let the people know of the scum. And even prove it
>by giving a registered version out. Just to show that registering doesn't do
>what the company promises.
Am I the only one to find this contradictory..?
James
Steven Whatley
> Where can i find cracks for Palm Software????
There have been many posts here talking about Palm IIIc's coming with
cracks. :)
Later,
Steven
sinbad aka~ "web-bandit"
as ignorant, as much as a deaf ass as claiming someone else is when they ask
for warez or a crack- have some bloody tact about it. Most of these
guys/gals got their Palms either recently or just got online. Not everyone
has been HERE forever, not ANYONE, EH?
Besides, it sure is easy to call names to people that (hopefully) u will
never get a chance to meet. Many of these "keyboard warriors" remark on how
brave and "tuff" dey do be; but if u ask me (even if your not)a little tact
goes a long way....:)]
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Jason
sinbad aka~ "web-bandit" <def...@takeoutthis.centurytel.net> wrote in
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> The point, I believe Jason was making (and others) is that-instead of
being
> as ignorant, as much as a deaf ass as claiming someone else is when they
ask
> for warez or a crack- have some bloody tact about it. Most of these
> guys/gals got their Palms either recently or just got online. Not
everyone
> has been HERE forever, not ANYONE, EH?
> Besides, it sure is easy to call names to people that (hopefully) u will
> never get a chance to meet. Many of these "keyboard warriors" remark on
how
> brave and "tuff" dey do be; but if u ask me (even if your not)a little
tact
> goes a long way....:)]
>
Jason./
Jason
Peter da Silva <pe...@taronga.com> wrote in message
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> In article <96j54a$f8b$1...@usenet.otenet.gr>, Jason <ja...@otenet.gr> wrote:
> >But here if a software developer sells you his brand new 32bit os
> >with multiprosseccing, multithreading and a lot of extras and when you
> >install it it ends up to be a freeware linux with a startup message:
Booting
> >SuperOS... there is nothing you can do. NOTHING. Nothing legal at least.
>
> Of course, that never happened. You're just making things up.
>
specific for greece (the ones I know off) so it is of no good to point them
out as none of you is greek so you are not in danger from such scums.
Jason.
Jason
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That explains all.
It is not illegal to bring photocopies to a court even if the photocopied
material is copyrighted but also belongs to the prosecuted. Same thing with
software. But the court is the people. Let them know the truth.
Jason./
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Arthur Hagen
"Jason" <ja...@otenet.gr> wrote in message
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> If MS prosecutes me they will end up with nothing. I am not a pirate
> software dealer and I will never be. I use legal software. When I buy MS
> Windows and install it on my PC there is no law that can prevent me from
> "playing" with it or modyfying it as long as I do not resell it. I have
> "modified" versions of software on my PC. Legally bought ones that I
> midified. I don't sell it.
You had to accept the End-User License Agreement (EULA) when installing
Windows. What you agreed to was (among other things):
"LIMITATION ON REVERSE ENGINEERING,
DECOMPILATION, AND DISASSEMBLY. You may not reverse
engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Product, except and
only to the extent that it is expressly permitted by
applicable law notwithstanding this limitation."
Depending on the laws where you are, you are probably not allowed to
disassemble or reverse engineer the code for any other purpose than to make
the product work in your particular environment in the way the code was
originally meant to work. I.e., bugfixes are ok, but changing functionality
is not.
Also, you did NOT buy a copy:
"The Product is protected by copyright and other
intellectual property laws and treaties. Microsoft or its
suppliers own the title, copyright, and other intellectual
property rights in the Product. The Product is licensed, not
sold."
> it). However MS is in USA where the laws are different so I can't have an
> opinion. But here if a software developer sells you his brand new 32bit os
> with multiprosseccing, multithreading and a lot of extras and when you
> install it it ends up to be a freeware linux with a startup message:
Booting
> SuperOS...
> there is nothing you can do. NOTHING. Nothing legal at least.
Greece joined the European Union in 1986, and you have legal protection by
EU directives and laws. Contact your local EU representative if you feel
that local laws doesn't conform to EU laws.
Regards,
--
*Art
Alexander Schek
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Jerry Kindall
<asc...@topsalesinternational.com> wrote:
> Between your scrotus and your anus.
No, that's the "taint," not the crack.
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Jimmy Smith
software to your friends." That is clearly a violation of the licensing
agreement. You are in clear violation of copyright law and you admitted
here to the entire world. Not only that, but, you signed your name to the
confession.
You also stated in so many words that you choose what companies you are
going to pirate from based on some arbitrarily chosen capital size. Man.
You are not only a hypocrite but you are a self declared pirate indirectly
suggesting this course to others through an invitation of imitation.
Microsoft is one of the greatest companies on the face of the planet and it
is largely because of them that the public has access to the internet and
fast easy to use computers that people without engineering backgrounds can
use.
To publicly pick on Microsoft like you did tells me you are some uneducated
ignorant thirteen year old. I am just glad that these posts can be traced
so you will be found out. But. Don't worry. Even though you will probably
be prosecuted and your parents will lose their life savings defending
you......... Because of your age, you probably won't serve much time.
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gladius
>Microsoft is one of the greatest companies on the face of the planet and
>it is largely because of them that the public has access to the internet
>and fast easy to use computers that people without engineering
>backgrounds can use.
ROFLMAO!
crap.
*plonk*
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Karl B
> Microsoft is one of the greatest companies on the face of the planet and it
> is largely because of them that the public has access to the internet and
> fast easy to use computers that people without engineering backgrounds can
> use.
LOL LOL ROTFLMAO
You *are* joking... right? I *really* hope you are...
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Peter da Silva
Jimmy Smith <Name...@msn.com> wrote:
>Microsoft is one of the greatest companies on the face of the planet and it
>is largely because of them that the public has access to the internet and
>fast easy to use computers that people without engineering backgrounds can
>use.
You misspelled "The University of California at Berkeley", "Apple Computer",
"MIT", "Xerox", and "Cisco Systems".
Unknownq
worked?
...or was i the only individual to do partake in this?
...decompilation, disassembly and back engineering is natural, that's one of
the ways in which we all learn
...it's these people that develop the software of the future.....is it not?
I want to die peacefully in my sleep, as did my grandfather...
...not screaming and panicking in fear like the passengers in his vehicle
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Peter da Silva
Unknownq <drive...@ukonline.co.uk> wrote:
>....when you were a child did you all not disassemble toys to see how they
>worked?
>....or was i the only individual to do partake in this?
>....decompilation, disassembly and back engineering is natural, that's one of
>the ways in which we all learn
Sure. I'm with you so far. The implication that cracking game software is
the kind of disassembly that's going to take you anywhere isn't proven,
though. You might do it once, then go on to hack on your own games, that's
productive. Trading cracked software someone else broke, though, that's
pointless.
>....it's these people that develop the software of the future.....is it not?
Generally not. The people that will develop the software of the future these
days are learning by hacking open source software. Much more useful stuff to
learn there, and you can actually make a contribution.
Unknownq
you've made a valid point there peter...
i disagree with software piracy, as in making a profit from other peoples
hard work,
...but on the other hand i don't think of disassembling software in the
intrest of knowledge to be a harsh crime, (not that i am saying it's a wise
thing to be doing,) as long as that's as far as it goes...not depriving the
original developer of any money.
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Peter da Silva
Unknownq <drive...@ukonline.co.uk> wrote:
>...but on the other hand i don't think of disassembling software in the
>intrest of knowledge to be a harsh crime, (not that i am saying it's a wise
>thing to be doing,) as long as that's as far as it goes...not depriving the
>original developer of any money.
Disassemble all you want, just don't hand it out to anyone else. THAT is
where it crosses the line from education to unethical behaviour.
狂人
>hmmmmm?
>you've made a valid point there peter...
>i disagree with software piracy, as in making a profit from other peoples
>hard work,
>....but on the other hand i don't think of disassembling software in the
>intrest of knowledge to be a harsh crime, (not that i am saying it's a wise
>thing to be doing,) as long as that's as far as it goes...not depriving the
>original developer of any money.
Yeah, that is the spirit, hacking into the program for the knowledge and the
challenge, and NOT causing the original developer harm by distribute the
cracked stuff...
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but look were it got him
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