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I’m rather a fan of this sort of stuff but only with my middle finger firmly raised at the vendor. Electronic test equipment has been doing this for a long time
by hughrr 5y ago
I’m rather a fan of this sort of stuff but only with my middle finger firmly raised at the vendor. Electronic test equipment has been doing this for a long time. You can buy a base model item for $1000 and crack it to the $5000 part in thirty seconds.
- benreesman 5y agoI like your style, but if Intel has phabbed a run of 1000 chips that are worth un-breaking because someone got EUV moving I missed that news.
- garaetjjte 5y agoI think some vendors are doing it for purpose, there are trivial to use keygens available for years and they are doing nothing to stop it. That way they can increase value for hobbyists (who couldn't afford to pay for more than base model anyway, but they will pick it over competition which cannot be easily unlocked) but still earn more from big customers who have money and aren't willing to use keygens.