Steal software from a store

Steal software from a store

In this how-to video, Jess walks into a high street computing store to steal expensive software off of the display Apple Macintosh computers. With a hidden hard drive, Jess is able to copy thousands of pounds worth of data for free. Check out this instructional video and learn how to steal software from a store.

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REKTAL 1 year ago
The only problem for this trick to work is that usually (at least where I live) the computers in the stores are either turned off or locked, so you cannot access the files on the computer. So I think it would be better to build an USB device, which automatically transfers all data from a computer, when attached into a USB slot. And I doubt that computers in electronic stores have got lots of data in them. And if there is, I doubt it is useless. Though now I started to think that how do you transfer the stuff from the USB stick, without sucking data from the computer, you are trying to put the data on... It seems it certainly needs a bit of thinking.
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ryan 4 months ago
OH!
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Thisguyman 1 year ago
Or you can go to the piratebay.org and download all the latest software for free and not risk getting busted by store security. This software is installed. Most programs require an installer. Something I doubt will be lying around a computer that has the software already installed.
And why do you need a portable hard drive for this? You could buy a high-capacity USB thumb drive, attach it to a computer discreetly, start copying whatever you need and not have to keep your arm in the same spot with the chord waiting for things to copy.
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Nerdking13 6 months ago
And once you download the torrent, a little window will pop up on someone else's computer, telling them exactly what you have and where you are, and then they can proceed to copy all YOUR files and give you a virus when they're finished. Torrents actually open your computer to everybody else with that torrent, and people can make programs to use torrents to steal from you.
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Thisguyman 1 year ago
It's retarded. You can download the latest software online. Software that likely has been pirated long before it even reaches a computer store.
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redtraceur 1 year ago
usb is a bad idea, unless u leave ur bag over it, it's visible. and rektal, i dont think u have any idea wat ur talking about, no offense.
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SwingBlade 1 year ago
I don't know how Mac systems work, but this will work with Windows-based systems. All most installers do is copy files to your hard drive, and create an entry in your system's registry. Go into C:\Program Files\ and drag the folder of the program you're looking for onto an external device. Unless the program installed two multiple locations (some programs have folders in hidden locations for various reasons), you'll have the entire program available.
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Neerthy101 1 year ago
plenty of warez sites to download free software
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bigrick774 11 months ago
yeah why get arrested when you can download it in the comfort of your own home?
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TotalRecall 10 months ago
Was she too hot or something for the nerdy sales reps to approach her?

But, they made it out as too simple. All the necessary files for the applications are usually not in one place. And most portable HDs that small only work with laptops.
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the-dude 9 months ago
#$%@ing lame
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ryan 5 months ago
cooooooooool
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Q_Layer 4 months ago
Pretty bad, it doesnt worth the risk.
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mr pyro14 2 months ago
not gonna work i dont know who ur kidding ... and ya nerdking is right any torrent u download is just giving the owners of the sight more info about where you live and who you r
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devoid last month
torrents aren't bad, they don't open windows on other computers, they don't give you viruses, and this method of stealing software from the vidweo is #$%@ in the US. 99% of the stores that sell software don't have anything installed on the laptops on displayed. Niothing you would want at any rate. Photoshop ? no. Office ? no. screensaver and some backgrounds ? maybe, but why would you want it ? maybe some crap demos you can dl on your own. I have been dl'ing through torrentz for years, and have well over a terrabyte of junk. Also get all my 360 games that way. Good luck.
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BadassHACKA last month
In fred meyers they have pre programmed laptops with All the latest programs like photoshop,Microsoft word. and a hell of a lot of other but they cost like 2,000. The laptops i mean but i got all the programs off it for free.. well not free i had to pay for my portable usb drive like the one on this video.
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Xoebear 5 days ago
Dude, you can get SO MANY viruses from torrents. you can't get any from store computers.
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fire cryer last month
where did u get it
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Saurus 3 weeks ago
I find it hard to believe a stone fox like Jess wouldn't have a dozen geeky salesmen hanging all over her. Unless they were all gay:)
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