I remember this same story came out about how a growing number of MS employees were using ipods, and apparently it was frowned upon, so they started switching the white headphones for regular ones.
Link: http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mac/commentary/cultofmac/2005/02/66460
code. I would argue that would be the worst way to do it.
Look at the hex, make changes. The conept is no different then inserting or replacing a JMP to get around software protection.
But what happens with this program when you want to redistribute the code for a different platform? You wouldn't (easily) be able to convert the binary code back into the original language of the program. Unless im missing something here...
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I remember this same story came out about how a growing number of MS employees were using ipods, and apparently it was frowned upon, so they started switching the white headphones for regular ones. Link: http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mac/commentary/cultofmac/2005/02/66460
code. I would argue that would be the worst way to do it.
Look at the hex, make changes. The conept is no different then inserting or replacing a JMP to get around software protection.
But what happens with this program when you want to redistribute the code for a different platform? You wouldn't (easily) be able to convert the binary code back into the original language of the program. Unless im missing something here...