giancarlo72 (developer of this plugin)I am the developer of this plugin, and I finally decided to reply to your message, because I find it so wrong and in so many ways.
First of all let me make one point clear: I have tremendous respect for the capabilities of teams like R2R, who have incredible mathematical problem solving skills. At the same time I have no respect for a person who without understanding anything, takes some files and passes them off as a crack by manually authorizing them on the site, and exploiting a simple slot deletion mechanism, that is something that any user can do today, and not having understood that
1) we don't care if a user authorizes commercial products in this way
2) any user of our products knows that the problem is not to authorize once, but to fix things at the first operating system problem
3) it is not true that a compromised account only has problems in buying new products. Some have lost all their products (other products)
4) to think that we wouldn't have noticed such a simple ploy without wasting a few minutes to invalidate all accounts and prevent you from doing it in the future, making you look bad too
Some years ago we released an unprotected version of nebula, which ended up on this site as a "pirated copy", and it was simply a version we wanted to distribute that way. We don't care what a user does maliciously. You want nebula? Use it.
1) we've come up with a trial where you just bring the dates back and forth.
2) we are practically giving a way to delete slots manually
Why are we doing all this? Because we don't care if a user, within certain limits, abuses the system, we only care that he is happy to use them.
The only thing we care about is that the first user like you doesn't come along and pass off as crack something that is not crack, wasting everyone's time.
I don't care about putting doors in the house to prevent the Ocean 11 team from coming and stealing from the cookie jar. I care enough to put the doors in to prevent the first neighborhood thief from taking my daughter away while she sleeps, otherwise I would have decided to sleep in the middle of the savannah, among the lions with her.
Let me tell you a story. A few years ago, when I was very small and maybe 7 years old, I was given a rubick cube as a present. My mother was unfortunately convinced that I was a genius, but I wasn't and I didn't have the slightest idea how to solve it. Seeing that I could still complete a few faces, she began to tell people that I could solve it. This was not true, and I adopted the simplest solution to put an end to the whole ugly story. I secretly started peeling off the stickers on the cube and reattaching them to give the illusion that I had solved it.
I thought it would end there, but things turned out differently.
I became a freak, and the thing degenerated: every time my family moved somewhere, my mother wanted to show everyone that I solved that damn thing and gave me the cube, and I promptly hid somewhere removing and attaching the various stickers.
After a while I had gotten pretty good at this cheating and was able to do it in seconds.
Everything went smoothly until one day I made a mistake in attaching an element, and attached it crookedly. Unfortunately, I tended to hide in dark places, and I could not see very well what I was doing, and I came out like a little houdini with an object that physically could not exist, and where a keen eye could see very well that the stickers had just been removed and moved to other positions, and moreover reattached rather badly.
The magic was over. I was discovered, and my mother was very disappointed.
A few months later a friend of the family explained to me how to do the simple permutations to complete the last face, and I learned how to "solve" it the way everyone knows how and where no genius is needed. This story however taught me something: it taught me not to take shortcuts, not to pass off as having skills I don't possess, and to avoid cheating others. It's a story that taught me to work hard, and to always position myself at the lowest point of the Dunning-Krugher curve, always imagining that I don't know much. That's why I have a lot of respect for teams who solve key collision math quizzes like it's a simple problem, like R2R, because they're the equivalent of people who complete the rubick cube in 3 seconds flat in races, and not the guy who used to run and hide to peel and stick crooked stickers.
Sure, we'll put the locked accounts back and clean up this mess you made. In the end if you want products you often just contact support and if you bought a little something and aren't satisfied, they give you something else and give you something anyway. They don't even ask you to return a product you don't like, we certainly won't be the ones to create any problems for you.
Greetings.
So this is how it turns out to become programmers, it's all about an unsolved problem with a Rubik's cube )))))
You had to go not to programmers, but to reverse engineering, it's much cooler!
Today 15.012021 was deleted from audioz site
本帖最后由 Vlad_01 于 21-1-15 19:19 编辑