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I mean, the fact that it’s not properly protected doesn’t really give you the moral right if “don’t want to pay”.
by Trufa 4y ago
I mean, the fact that it’s not properly protected doesn’t really give you the moral right if “don’t want to pay”.
- esrh 4y agoIf the author was that serious about this as a business they would've done it server side -- or better yet sold the unburdened source code at a one-time price. If you are running someone else's code on your computer you are entitled to change it, morally. The fact that most other programs make this hard to meaningfully do is another problem.