> > 2001-07-??: > > Discovered HackMe. > > > hey :) *w00t* :) i have a version working for OS5 *g* - but, as you > > all know thats for personal use only. i guess, someone had to copy > > the concept; being open source they are probably thinking its legit > > to do it too. its 100% legit, but, i believe the problem here is the > > fact that other developers will be busting his chops over it. > > Sorry, Aaron. I give the credit to ChangeName for the > original idea, :) and me for thinking of automating > it. You did it first, I agree, but I didn't see your > software until I had the idea and searched to see if > it had been done.
so, i should patent the automation process (yes, HaCkMe did automate it) [if you ever got to play with it, you would see this]. :) > Anyway, its hardly usable right now, and I am requesting developer > feedback in multiple places on my website and also here (please give > feedback). So far,the only "chop busting" has been a single "Grrrr..." > from Florent. Thats not much. I have also only had about 3 users give > me feedback (all positive), but thats not much considering the number > of people that have been to the site and downloaded the software. palm-dev-forum = very quiet. just wait until the news is posted to the PEF forum. you'll get a flood of emails regarding it. while, i could have said 'no, screw you all' and kept my application up (HaCkMe) - i did use it for legit purposes (i get a new device every month). i chose to remove it, simply due to the fact that most of the developers out there are personal friends (hey, they wanted it for themselves), however, they stressed how important it was not to have such a utility (piracy). if your planning on having a lot of developer friends, i would re-consider what your doing. :) but, by the sounds of it, your probably not even writing the application correctly. HaCkMe runs on OS5, however, the only person in the world that has it is.... me :) getting it running on OS5 = nasty. :) --- Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] CEO - CTO +46 70 656 1143 Mobile Wizardry http://www.mobilewizardry.com/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
