no it cant dipshitDilbert_X wrote:
A piece of software which takes in data and spits out an answer based on a consistent algorithm can be reverse engineered, why is this so hard for you?
has online bf3 been cracked? nopeUzique wrote:
lol haibai is too funny. if only the world's greatest software companies had known... use a server! omfg
look at the post above that jay quoted from me-Whiteroom- wrote:
anything worthwhile to the masses.HaiBai wrote:
are you under the impression that every piece of software geta cracked? because you're wrong-Whiteroom- wrote:
Shhhh.. hes a genius that has thought of something that nobody has ever thought of before, and has a way of running it so that nobody can crack it. If only all these huge software companies knew his secret!
unless you are selling to companies who are willing to pay.
If you are selling something useful to the home user, it will be, otherwise they don't care enough to do it, which means it is a product nobody wants.
Chances are "a million to one" that you have not come up with something ground breaking. If you have, congratulations, but I really doubt it.
whos mitchJay wrote:
Mitch, you're just digging yourself deeper into shithead territory. Now you're name dropping hackers?HaiBai wrote:
not really... look at the guys who make and sell hacks for FPS. EA, AA, fpscheats, 187ci, etc. the programmers who make those cheats are at about the same level as me, and i know that because i know all of the developers who make them. does their shit ever get cracked? nope. they're all reverse engineers and they know how to protect their programs-Whiteroom- wrote:
@hai bai.
Then you must intend to sell if for so little that it is not worth cracking. If it is worthwhile and costs something then it will be cracked. The only ways it wouldn't be is if there is so little interest that no one will bother to crack it, or if you sell massive quantities for a very small amount.
Is your software going to be producing random numbers? If so then you're right, it can't be cracked.HaiBai wrote:
no it cant dipshitDilbert_X wrote:
A piece of software which takes in data and spits out an answer based on a consistent algorithm can be reverse engineered, why is this so hard for you?
lotteries are based on an algorithm. why havent those been cracked?
online poker is based on an algorithm. why hasnt that been cracked?
if youre so positive its possible, go find me some proof
Last edited by Dilbert_X (2011-12-25 14:20:41)
Lottery algorithm beater: buy all number combinations.HaiBai wrote:
no it cant dipshitDilbert_X wrote:
A piece of software which takes in data and spits out an answer based on a consistent algorithm can be reverse engineered, why is this so hard for you?
lotteries are based on an algorithm. why havent those been cracked?
online poker is based on an algorithm. why hasnt that been cracked?
if youre so positive its possible, go find me some proof
there's no such thing as truly random in programming. 'randomness' is based on an algorithmDilbert_X wrote:
Is your software going to be producing random numbers? If so then you're right, it can't be cracked.HaiBai wrote:
no it cant dipshitDilbert_X wrote:
A piece of software which takes in data and spits out an answer based on a consistent algorithm can be reverse engineered, why is this so hard for you?
lotteries are based on an algorithm. why havent those been cracked?
online poker is based on an algorithm. why hasnt that been cracked?
if youre so positive its possible, go find me some proof
Who is going to be paying you for random number sequences?
If its not generating random numbers then it can be reverse engineered by anyone who can be bothered.
Like Neo, there are many iterations. You are our third Mitch. Androoz was the second, but he let Zion die.HaiBai wrote:
whos mitchJay wrote:
Mitch, you're just digging yourself deeper into shithead territory. Now you're name dropping hackers?HaiBai wrote:
not really... look at the guys who make and sell hacks for FPS. EA, AA, fpscheats, 187ci, etc. the programmers who make those cheats are at about the same level as me, and i know that because i know all of the developers who make them. does their shit ever get cracked? nope. they're all reverse engineers and they know how to protect their programs
uh, thats not the point. go find out what algorithm they use so you can predict the next winning numbers and cards. thats what dilbert is saying is possibleJay wrote:
Lottery algorithm beater: buy all number combinations.HaiBai wrote:
no it cant dipshitDilbert_X wrote:
A piece of software which takes in data and spits out an answer based on a consistent algorithm can be reverse engineered, why is this so hard for you?
lotteries are based on an algorithm. why havent those been cracked?
online poker is based on an algorithm. why hasnt that been cracked?
if youre so positive its possible, go find me some proof
poker is based on odds.
Are you really this dumb?
Is there randomness in your algorithm?HaiBai wrote:
there's no such thing as truly random in programming. 'randomness' is based on an algorithm
You dont have to predict anything.HaiBai wrote:
uh, thats not the point. go find out what algorithm they use so you can predict the next winning numbers and cards. thats what dilbert is saying is possibleJay wrote:
Lottery algorithm beater: buy all number combinations.HaiBai wrote:
no it cant dipshit
lotteries are based on an algorithm. why havent those been cracked?
online poker is based on an algorithm. why hasnt that been cracked?
if youre so positive its possible, go find me some proof
poker is based on odds.
Are you really this dumb?
They key is to head-hunt them before they've learnt anything.13urnzz wrote:
"hire a teen-ager, while they still know everything."
But anybody who is going to spend monies on a hack, probably is not to savy with code, so how are they going to crack it. Also it's not like there is really a huge market for hacks, sure there is money in it, but making hacks for a very small portion of the smallest part of the gaming market isn't exactly fortune 500 material.HaiBai wrote:
look at the post above that jay quoted from me-Whiteroom- wrote:
anything worthwhile to the masses.HaiBai wrote:
are you under the impression that every piece of software geta cracked? because you're wrong
unless you are selling to companies who are willing to pay.
If you are selling something useful to the home user, it will be, otherwise they don't care enough to do it, which means it is a product nobody wants.
Chances are "a million to one" that you have not come up with something ground breaking. If you have, congratulations, but I really doubt it.
youre expecting my business to be fprtune 500 material? its a small side prpject for a high school student. its not supposed to be-Whiteroom- wrote:
But anybody who is going to spend monies on a hack, probably is not to savy with code, so how are they going to crack it. Also it's not like there is really a huge market for hacks, sure there is money in it, but making hacks for a very small portion of the smallest part of the gaming market isn't exactly fortune 500 material.HaiBai wrote:
look at the post above that jay quoted from me-Whiteroom- wrote:
anything worthwhile to the masses.
unless you are selling to companies who are willing to pay.
If you are selling something useful to the home user, it will be, otherwise they don't care enough to do it, which means it is a product nobody wants.
Chances are "a million to one" that you have not come up with something ground breaking. If you have, congratulations, but I really doubt it.
also, hacker bro-ho itt.
Then it is not worth cracking. It holds no value to anyone but you, so why even bother with protecting it?HaiBai wrote:
youre expecting my business to be fprtune 500 material? its a small side prpject for a high school student. its not supposed to be-Whiteroom- wrote:
But anybody who is going to spend monies on a hack, probably is not to savy with code, so how are they going to crack it. Also it's not like there is really a huge market for hacks, sure there is money in it, but making hacks for a very small portion of the smallest part of the gaming market isn't exactly fortune 500 material.HaiBai wrote:
look at the post above that jay quoted from me
also, hacker bro-ho itt.
