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The CD burning product must have been CDRWIN, I remember the frustration of searching for a working crack for that one (as a poor student, of course!)
by hannibalhorn 14y ago
The CD burning product must have been CDRWIN, I remember the frustration of searching for a working crack for that one (as a poor student, of course!)
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- meritt 14y agohttps://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/alt.cd-rom/IPpvC20j2cM/ybp7-5O4Ku4J https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/alt.cd-rom/IPpvC20j2cM... CDRWIN's author's rant and viewpoints against piracy, from March 1998 When all software distribution moves to the Internet (which it will when high-speed fiberoptic connections because commonplace in the future), the big developers like Microsoft and Sony are going to come down hard on the pirates and WAREZ. These big companies are not going to allow the Internet to become a "candy store" where software can be stolen with the push of a button from the comfort of your home. If you think that all of these "bits" are free, then try developing a really good software product yourself and see how much money and time you have to invest in it.
- TeMPOraL 14y agoI wonder how "how much money and time you have to invest in" putting in so many arcane anti-crack measures into your software as GGP[0] described. [0] - Great Grandparent Poster? :D.