If he is considered a fanboy, I confess I see tens of Vista fanboys everyday. :-D

Pete O`Hanlon wrote:

Kyle's more a way of being.

And I am not that way. What should I do to ensure you?

Most of the pirated softwares leak from internet. People here less try to hack things. So if a pirated software is not available, then it is invaluable indeed. Further than that, some softwares are not very much usable even when hacked, unless you find a professional to use it. An ISA extension for example is not useful unless there is a great administrator who understands ISA as well as plug-ins, their capabilities, the way to add, activate, use them and etc.

Trollslayer wrote:

Check the profile - it lives in the US...

Just filled in the joining form so quickly. I was wondering where to select. I finally decided to leave it intact. But the problem here is not my nationality or identity, please.

Christian Graus wrote:

I'd also seriously consider a 'gee boss, I tried so hard, but the protection on this thing is really tight' approach.

That's precisely what I'm thinking to do, however I hacked it already for the fun of it and just for myself, and not given to anyone. It is interesting to see that "(Unlimited number of users)" at the top of the activation page. I'm sorry, I sometimes think that I'm still a little boy.

Christian Graus wrote:

writing something that fulfills the core need

I'm too new to the field of ISA plug-in development and I can't do it quickly within the deadline they are giving me. I should look for another job from now I think. Anyway, thank you for your reply.

Pete O`Hanlon wrote:

I do still want to know

I'm not going to reveal my name. If I was, I'd rather select a better name!

Pete O`Hanlon wrote:

how this is your favourite site, but you only joined today

No I didn't. I created this user today to post anonymously. It's a couple of years that I'm a member of this web site. I've even wrote some articles.:)

Pete O`Hanlon wrote:

which country you live in

Sorry. I can't. Just enough to say that it's in the east. ahem... middle east. still interested? I don't think so.

Pete O`Hanlon wrote:

Under international law, hacking is illegal in ALL countries.

Your geographical and political information is awfully limited. I think your English should be as such. English is not my native language and any one would understand it after I write a few sentences. I'm not a Kyle or troll or whatever you think. I'm just a human who encountered a problem and decided to ask help from his very favorite community since he thought it's a bit too big to solve it alone and many others are helping him kindly. Please don't be an obstacle, if you wouldn't like to help me. Thanks.

What's this? I'm not Kyle. I think you replied to the wrong post.

Douglas Troy wrote:

if you tell us what it is

An ISA Server application filter that limits the inbound and outbound traffics of users of a particular ISP, So that a user can connect at any time a day and use X MB in/outbound traffic to down/upload Y(limited) amount of data. I hope managers don't see this.

What's HR? Human resource? If you are talking about Managers, I shall say they all know that. It's a private company and in my country this job(hacking) is not illegal for foreign softwares( Softwares that produced outside of the country.) No rules to bound them, at the moment, so later on, I certainly will not be asked why I did that. The whole country is full of pirated softwares.:( This is just a personal filling:sigh:. I don't like to rub something and then sell that. If I do, what's the difference between me and a thief? But at the same time I'm thinking that, by doing that the plug-in producer company is not loosing any thing. This is a special rubbing. I'm really confused.

I found a programming job in a company recently, mostly to write in c++. After two weeks something new happened. My boss asked me to hack a plug-in that is too expensive to buy in my country. They are going to sell the plug-in and if I don't do the hack, I'll probably lose my job. It is very hard to find a job opportunity where I live due to economical problems. If I don't hack the plug-in, they simply forget using or selling that. I mean, they won't buy it anyway, furthermore that company isn't able to sell it's product here due to governments prohibitions. But I understand the effort they put to produce that piece of software. I think I'm able to hack it technically, but not for this purpose(Selling other's work and effort.) What would you do, if you were in my shoes? Leave the job?:confused: