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Quoted from chessiv:The person(s) who created pinbox accidentally left info leading to their IP address.
An IP Address means nothing. It doesn't positively identify someone and the courts have come to that conclusion as well numerous times from all the MPAA/RIAA nonsense. Please re-release Nucore before you are counter sued out of existence. :-/ We've all waited so long to fix our Pin2000 machines...
Quoted from Jazman:You will never be able to keep up with hackers. The only way to beat them is to keep ahead of the by constantly innovating.
This pretty much sums it all up. You have to make people want to support you by buying your product. Going after random IP addresses is going to do nothing but generate ill will in the very group of people you want to sell to. Not to mention you still aren't releasing a product which makes is very hard to sell. Focus on Nucore. Embrace what made Pinbox better than Nucore. That being the USB dongle is one lame idea rooted back in the 90's from where Pin2K came from. Drop that crap, add features, make $$.
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