download it (but thats mainly because they cant find it), N2002 has
been released in iso format only at the moment, the rip will proberly
be out in the next day or so. check www.isonews.com for all warez
releases..
(wheres my)
Peter Heater
(wheres my)
Peter Heater
Marc
Alanb
Tim
> Since this happens with every release, people saying how they wont
> download it (but thats mainly because they cant find it), N2002 has
> been released in iso format only at the moment, the rip will proberly
> be out in the next day or so. check www.isonews.com for all warez
> releases..
> (wheres my)
> Peter Heater
Seriously. Last night here in Australia there was a show on the tele
with a computer whiz showing how easy it was for any hacker, etc to have
unlimited access to anyone's computer on the net. Open and close the CD
Drive, open and view any folder, etc. It may not be legal for software
houses or Piracy Police to do this but how would anyone know? Just
follow it up with a "random" inspection of someone's computer. Or maybe
just do a delete/C: for them? hehehehehehehe
OR
Get the warez version, put Papy out of business and be stuck with the AI,
hmmmmm.
Not a difficult choice here, bug off!
Eldred
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> > Seriously. Last night here in Australia there was a show on the tele
> >with a computer whiz showing how easy it was for any hacker, etc to have
> >unlimited access to anyone's computer on the net. Open and close the CD
> >Drive, open and view any folder, etc. It may not be legal for software
> >houses or Piracy Police to do this but how would anyone know? Just
> >follow it up with a "random" inspection of someone's computer. Or maybe
> >just do a delete/C: for them? hehehehehehehe
> Ok - so somebody snoops your hard drive and sees a program on it. How do THEY
> know if it's warez or a legit copy? I'd hate to see someone get nuked for
> nothing...
> Eldred
> Ok - so somebody snoops your hard drive and sees a program on it. How do THEY
> know if it's warez or a legit copy? I'd hate to see someone get nuked for
> nothing...
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Fester
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brains or should people do a little more reading and smarten up?"
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>> Ok - so somebody snoops your hard drive and sees a program on it. How do
>THEY
>> know if it's warez or a legit copy? I'd hate to see someone get nuked for
>> nothing...
>Most warez uses totally different setup routines. The program's root
>directory will have files the *real* program doesn't. It will also be
>lacking some files the real program has. It would be easy to
>differentiate.
Eldred
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Yes. Allmost allways it's only the (mainprogram).exe file that is
different in a warez version. They hack that exe file to bypass any
copy protections. Exactly the same as those no-cd patches actually.
There are 2 sorts of warez versions btw:
Rips - To keep the download small intro movies, music etc have been
ripped. Often the music and movies can be downloaded as addons again.
Iso's - Complete backup of cd's, often provided with a hacked exe file
to bypass the copy protection.
Andre
As far as piracy goes, I don't see why anyone would want an illegal
copy of N2002 since it's useless online (all it takes is one person to
give papy the serial and no more sierra.com for you).
Jason
How do I disable that?
Thanks...
Jim Tester
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