fkn0wned archive

Lock My PC 4.5.1.671 release thread

A moderator drops a PC-locking utility and the comments immediately worry about locking yourself out after a night on the piss.

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where longtime moderator DCLXVI posted a cracked/download copy of the utility 'Lock My PC', which locks a Windows machine's keyboard, mouse, and CD drive until a password is entered. The post lists the program's feature set in detail and includes the usual hidden rapidshare link plus password gate typical of warez-sharing threads from this era. Replies are short and casual — jokes about forgetting your password after drinking, LAN party use, and one user mentioning they'd previously used the trial version. A quiet, low-drama utility-sharing thread typical of the forum's Software section.

spewing if you forget the password after one night one the piss ahaha— jcomp6

Nice, now NO-ONE can touche mah computah<3— InzaneHacker

nice! I used this before -untill my trail ran out. thanks— AveLoN

Proxy Finder 1.9 Cracked!

A cracked proxy-scraper tool, a wall of 'nice' spam, and a kid excited to use it for school.

A May 2007 thread in the Red Light District > Software section sharing a cracked copy of a tool that scraped and filtered free public proxy servers. Reception was the usual low-effort forum churn: quick thanks, a couple of one-word bumps, one infamous post from albert90 repeating 'nice' hundreds of times, and a running joke suggestion to just proxy through Google. Notable regulars like laptops (of the '1000 Club') and the eventually-banned G.T. and retarded_elephant69 dropped by, giving a snapshot of the community's mix of long-time posters and members later banned.

this will come in handy for school— Reenks

google.com is a good place to proxy— ynaggo

nice nice nice nice nice nice nice...— albert90

Windows XP Dark Edition v3 (ReBuild Version) software share

A custom dark-themed Windows XP build, shared and debated across three pages in the Software den of Fkn0wned's Red Light District.

This was a software-sharing thread in Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District > Software' section, centered on a custom modified/reskinned Windows XP release known as 'Dark Edition v3 (ReBuild Version).' Custom OS builds like this were common currency in mid-2000s cheat-scene forums, traded alongside game hacks and other warez. The tail end of the thread captured here is mostly the last posts and sign-offs from a couple of regulars as the topic wound down after 41+ replies.

This is the business we've chosen— Goodapollo

i am your bitch— Goodapollo

Windows Vista Tiny Activated Release

The one where AcidViper shrank Vista down to a 3GB pre-activated ISO and the forum just said 'thanks'

In the Red Light District > Software section, member AcidViper posted a release-scene style share of a stripped-down, pre-activated 'eXPerience' edition of Windows Vista Ultimate, complete with vLite-trimmed components, custom registry tweaks, and a checksum for verification against other trackers of the era. It's a classic warez-board release thread from October-December 2007: a wall of technical release notes followed by a trickle of low-effort replies ('sweet', 'nice', 'thanks') from regulars just bumping and thanking the poster. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a snapshot of the mundane, routine software-piracy sharing culture that filled this part of the forum.

Awesome!!! Retail Vista sucks balls (N)— juzzyrules

This is going to be interesting...— somebody

[HOT!] Download Direct - Rapidshare Downloader Share

A guy named Ziink drops his own download tool, gets called out for pushing a 'cracked' program that mangles .rar files

A member called InzaneHacker (aka Ziink) posted a small utility called 'Download Direct 1.04' meant to grab files from Rapidshare automatically, complete with a demo video hosted on his own site and a Megaupload link behind a hide-tag. The thread is short and friendly, with a few members (scuddzilla, olie22) chiming in with quick approval, until Inzane admits the tool corrupts .rar files and someone dryly jokes that Rapidshare itself was never that reliable anyway. Classic Red Light District > Software fare from the file-sharing era of the forum — low effort, high enthusiasm, no real drama beyond a bug report and a snarky one-liner.

maybe because rapidshare is 100% bulletproof?— AveLoN

found bug: all .rar files get corrupted =\ I reported the bug - hopefully fixed in 1.05!=)— InzaneHacker

Vista Transformation Pack *Latest*

Turn your XP box into fake Vista — and 20 replies of pure 'ty' nostalgia

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where Supervisor 'Shifty.' posted a Vista Transformation Pack download to make Windows XP look like the then-new Windows Vista. The rest of the thread is classic forum filler: a long string of members dropping quick thanks, 'unhide' posts to reveal the download link, and a couple of jokes about sketchy alternatives like Limewire. Nothing dramatic happened here — just a snapshot of mid-2000s desktop customization culture and forum download etiquette.

thx mate got 13 threats trying to Dl it from Limewire lol ! <3— r3dh0tBbQ

Lets Try! xD— kimpa60

Universal Math Solver software share

Fkn0wned to the homework rescue: doobie5 drops a math-solving program and the thread erupts in gratitude

In the Red Light District > Software subforum, longtime member doobie5 posted up a copy of 'Universal Math Solver v7.0.0.5 + Patch', a step-by-step math homework solving program, complete with a lengthy sales-pitch-style feature list lifted from the software's own marketing. Replies were short and enthusiastic, with members thanking doobie5 for sparing them from math class. A staff member (Bucketface) chimed in with approval, and a since-banned member (Visual0n!) also posted in the thread, giving a small glimpse of the community's churn of regulars and bans.

FUCK MATHS! :DDD:DDDDD:D:D:D:D:D:D ty doobie! <3— Paws

SHIT! N1 dude.— Bucketface

Avast! AntiVirus Pro Share Thread — Dead Link, Endless 'thx' Bumps

A dead download link and six guys still saying 'thx' anyway — peak 2007 forum energy.

A tail end of a software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum, where someone had originally posted a shared copy of Avast! AntiVirus Pro. By this point in the thread the link had already gone dead, but members kept trickling in months apart to thank the OP anyway, note the broken link, or just leave a one-word reply. It's a small, quiet corner of the forum showing the low-effort bump culture typical of file-sharing threads on late-2000s cheat/warez boards.

thx a lot for sharing. It's hard these times to find any AV key working that someone shared.— skyzer

ty avg sucks— fpspwnr1980

Kaspersky Internet Security v8 Beta share thread

A beta antivirus leak thread that turned into a two-month parade of one-word 'thx' posts

A Supervisor-ranked member named DCLXVI posted a lengthy, almost press-release-style rundown of Kaspersky Internet Security 8.0's features along with a direct download link in the Software subforum of the Red Light District. The thread ran from November through early December 2007, drawing a steady trickle of members dropping by mainly to say thanks or offer brief one-liners. It's a small, typical slice of the warez/software-sharing culture the board fostered, more notable for the parade of regulars who passed through than for any real discussion or drama.

The BEst ANti-virus eva— blackxthink

There is no edit post button on the forem..... lol >.> And Guys don't bother with this if You want A set and forget ^^— 3dstz

LeetPoster - a warez auto-posting tool shared in Red Light District

The tool that promised to make you look like a warez-forum legend with one click

A short post by uploader LoRd Ragealot in the Software subforum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' shared a tool called 'LeetPoster' (jokingly dubbed 'Lord PostAlotWarez'), linking to an example post on warez-bb.org and crediting another user, ThE UnXplAiNED. It's a typical low-effort share thread from the site's warez/software corner rather than a big discussion — just a drop-and-go post for other members to grab.

Example Of Post Generated By LeetPoster— LoRd Ragealot

credits: ThE UnXplAiNED enjoy— LoRd Ragealot

Play Nrly All Steam Games (tail end of a 6-page thread)

The last gasp of a 6-page thread promising free access to nearly every Steam game.

This is the final page of a long-running Software subforum thread that offered some method for playing most Steam games, evidently popular enough to stretch to six pages. By this point the discussion has trailed off into short one-word replies rather than substantive posts, suggesting the thread had largely run its course by the time these last few comments landed. Nothing controversial or dramatic on this page itself, just stragglers checking in.

Better be working— {}JuNNeZ{}

cewl— mircomania92

RocketDock v1.3.5 software share

The classic Mac-style dock app that made every Fkn0wned member's desktop look 10x cooler in 2008

A software-sharing post from 'LoRd Ragealot' (posting under the self-given nickname 'Lord PostAlotWarez') offering RocketDock, the customizable animated application dock, complete with a screenshot of his own setup and a quick rundown of its features and themes. It's a small, low-drama utility-sharing thread typical of the Software subforum under Red Light District, getting a single low-effort reply. A snapshot of the era when forums doubled as software repositories for desktop customization tools.

you have over 10 themes to choose from you can have it on top of windows or under neath them— LoRd Ragealot

lolhehe— xStJimmyx

Google Earth PRO Cracked Software Drop

A co-manager posted a cracked $400 Google Earth PRO and the thread lived on as a broken link years later.

In the Red Light District's Software subforum, forum co-manager Shifty posted a cracked version of Google Earth PRO, touting features like premium-resolution image saves and working GPS. Regular members dropped quick thanks and one-liners in reply, typical of the forum's software-sharing threads. By the time someone bumped it later, the file host (RapidShare, referred to as 'RS') had pulled the download, a common fate for these old warez links.

Install Google Earth PRO, once installed don't open it. Press finish then open the crack, install the crack then open Google Earth PRO.— Shifty

RS DELETED. DAMN......— Rose

Leaked Windows 8 Build 7989 Share

A leaked pre-release Windows 8 build, dropped in the Red Light District back when it was still just a rumor to most of the internet.

A short share thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum, where member Grim posted a leaked early Windows 8 build (7989) for others to grab, gated behind the classic reply-to-unlock spoiler tags. It's a quick, low-drama post-and-thanks exchange typical of the warez side of the forum. Only one other member, Wizzrobe, bothered to chime in with a quick thanks.

Enjoy.— Grim

ty— Wizzrobe

DDoS 5 1.5 Final tool release thread

A DDoS tool release thread that just kept running — five pages of 'thanks' and 'nice' long after the download stopped mattering.

This is the tail end of a long-running release thread in the Red Light District > Software section, sharing a tool called 'DDoS 5 1.5 Final' billed as 'the best DDoS tool yet.' By page five the actual content had faded into a trickle of short bump/thank-you replies from members, typical of how these old tool-release threads lingered on for months. It's less a story of drama and more a small artifact of the site's software-sharing culture at the time.

thanks alot— crazy5abimunda

nice— freak_uk

YouTube Grabber 4.2.6 share thread

Before yt-dlp, there was a rar file on Rapidshare and a Supervisor named DCLXVI handing it out.

A 2007 post in the Red Light District's Software subforum sharing 'YouTube Grabber 4.2.6', a small utility for pulling downloadable video links from YouTube, Google Video, and other streaming sites of the era. Posted by forum staffer DCLXVI with the usual feature list and mirrors on Rapidshare, Easy-Share, and FileFactory. Drew a couple of quick, low-key thank-you replies from regular members — a typical low-drama utility-sharing thread from the site's early software archive.

rly thanks— Killermx

thanks mate-— r3dh0tBbQ

Windows 98 Warez Post

That time a mod dumped a Wikipedia essay on Windows 98 just to hawk a rapidshare download

A Super Moderator posted a lengthy encyclopedia-style writeup on Windows 98's history and features in the Red Light District > Software subforum, paired with password-protected RapidShare download links split across six archive parts. Replies were short and low-effort, with members chiming in to praise Windows 98 nostalgically and briefly debate it against XP and Vista. Classic early-2010s warez-forum energy: an OS nobody needed anymore, shared anyway, with two-line reactions from members.

i LOVE Windows 98 it kicks assssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss thanx man <3— olie22

Yeah windows 98 is good i have no problems with XP though. And from what iv heard vista sucks ass.— McLovin!

Bank Of America Fake Pages!

A 2007 phishing kit drop in the Red Light District, complete with obligatory rep-begging.

Member dark_skillz posted downloadable 'fake pages' mimicking Bank of America, pitched as an easy money-making scheme, and asked for +REP in return. The thread drew a string of low-effort bump replies asking to 'unhide' the download links, plus off-topic filler and emoticon spam typical of the board's Red Light District software section. There's no real discussion of the material itself — it's mostly a case study in early forum phishing-kit sharing culture and the reputation-farming behavior that surrounded such posts.

Fake pages for Bank Of America, big money can be made from this.. Very big money, download the pages below =] +REP Me And I Shall Return The Favour!— dark_skillz

unhide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!— __yess__

GameCam v1.4.0.5 Registered Release Thread

A cracked screen-recorder drops in the Red Light District, and the nubs rejoice.

A software release thread in the 'Red Light District' section, where uploader LoRd Ragealot posted a cracked/registered version of GameCam, a tool for recording in-game footage with sound, credited to the RESURRECTiON release group. The replies are short and typical of the era: a couple of members thanking the poster for the upload, one joking he'll finally be able to record himself dying in-game, and a fourth reply just trying to 'unhide' content in the thread. Low-drama, purely functional software-sharing post that captures the casual piracy/cheat-scene culture of the board.

Nice needed this— kimpa60

yes now i can record myself gettin owned!— xStJimmyx

Windows XP & Vista USB Stick Edition

The thread that let you carry a bootable Windows in your pocket, back in 2007.

A December 2007 upload by LoRd Ragealot sharing a portable USB-bootable version of Windows XP and Vista, aimed at letting members boot a mini-OS from a flash drive for recovery or on-the-go use. The thread is short and low-drama, mostly polite thanks and a curious back-and-forth about whether it could double as a full Vista install versus just a portable boot environment. Typical late-2000s Fkn0wned software-sharing thread vibe — practical warez-adjacent tech tips, casual member banter, and the usual reputation/xfire signatures of the era.

xp AND vista. boobs— hybridrainbow

this looks good thx for sharing anarchie.— l3m0nz

[RS.com] Adobe CS3 Cracks

The thread where half the forum came just to say 'thanks' for their pirated Photoshop

A 2007 post in the Red Light District's Software subforum sharing cracked versions of the entire Adobe CS3 suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, InDesign, Flash, Acrobat, etc.) via RapidShare-style links. The thread quickly filled with low-effort 'thanks' replies typical of warez threads, a couple of troubleshooting exchanges, and one member warning that most crack downloads from sites like isohunt carried trojans or keyloggers. Nothing dramatic happened — just a routine but well-used piece of the forum's software piracy corner, running to three pages of gratitude posts.

guru you are a guru at this shit— Jack Bauer

just download it with crack on www.isohunt.com here ie 7 from 10 times trojan keylog or virus:S— masternick

FL Studio 7 XXL Share

The old cheat forum where the 'Software' subforum meant Fruity Loops, not aimbots

A 2007 post in Gametration's Red Light District > Software subforum shared FL Studio 7 XXL, a music production suite, complete with a full rundown of its features (instruments, mixing, sequencing, new-in-7 changes). Posted by longtime member Jack Bauer, a 1000+ post veteran of the CS:S crowd, it's a good snapshot of how these early cheat/gaming forums doubled as general file-sharing hubs for software far outside the gaming scene.

FL Studio is a fully featured, open-architecture music creation and production environment for PC.— Jack Bauer

WinRAR Distributed as a .rar File: The Irony Thread

Someone posted a WinRAR download... in a RAR file. The irony was not lost on the members.

A short-lived, mundane thread in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section where user Saime shared a Rapidshare link to WinRAR 3.71, a common archive utility. The lone reply from aznfirez pointed out the logical flaw of distributing WinRAR itself as a .rar archive, delivered with a sarcastic 'thanks for trying.' It's a small, dry-humor snapshot of the mundane software-sharing side of the forum's Red Light District section, sitting alongside more illicit downloads.

How will we be able to see a rar file if we don't even have win rar? did you think about that? Ps. thanks for trying.— aznfirez

Aston Desktop FULL (Reccomended)

A co-manager plugs a full desktop shell replacement — reply to unlock, classic fkn0wned style.

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum, posted by longtime co-manager Shifty, promoting 'Aston,' a Windows desktop/shell replacement with themes, sidebars, and visual effects. The post is a typical era release-thread: marketing blurb copied from the product's own description, screenshots hosted on muffinhost, and a 'reply for hidden content' gate to access the download. Nothing controversial here — just a mundane piece of the site's software-sharing culture and its reply-to-unlock economy.

Aston is a new Desktop and Shell replacement for Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista.— Shifty

Black XP Transform Pack 2.0 (100MB Windows XP Theme Pack)

Turning your janky XP box into a fake Vista/Windows Blinds showpiece, forum-approved.

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum where user HaSh posted a release of 'Black XP Transform Pack 2.0', a Windows XP visual overhaul using Windowblinds and portable Xplite to fake Vista-style icons and skins. The post included typical warez-scene release formatting (file size, part count, compression info, release notes) and a hidden download link gated behind a [hide_me] tag. A couple of quick replies followed, including one member noting the pack had possibly already been posted before, and a cameo from Dragon13, a banned member.

nice but wasent this posted already?— ynaggo

Google Earth Pro rapidshare warez post

Before torrents ruled everything, Sonikk was dropping Google Earth Pro straight to the RLD software shelf.

A software-sharing post in the Red Light District > Software subforum, where Supervisor member Sonikk posted a rapidshare release of Google Earth Pro v4.2.0180.1134, complete with promo screenshots and marketing copy lifted from Google's own product page. It's a classic mid-2000s warez-board post: feature blurb, a few tinypic screenshots, a download source credit, and a tongue-in-cheek 'thanks' file gag at the end. Nothing dramatic here, just a snapshot of the software-trading culture that filled these boards.

Feel like saying thanks for the download? Then download this file to support me:— Sonikk

New Posting Rules for the Red Light District

The day the warez subforum got its own bureaucracy

A staff-only announcement from admin Rockforce laying down formatting rules for the Red Light District's Software section after it had devolved into chaos. Threads had to be titled per-release with an '[ALL LINKS POST HERE]' convention, and reply posts were required to follow a strict template using hidden/code tags. The thread was locked immediately by the poster with a 'no need to reply' note, marking it as a pure rules-announcement rather than a discussion.

Well folks, the red light forum looks like a giant clusterfuck within a clusterfuck, so there are new rules you have to follow— Rockforce

Visual Studio 6.0 Software Share

Old-school devs wanted their VC++ and VB fix, one Megaupload link at a time.

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum, where staff member miLLer posted a Megaupload link for the classic Visual Studio 6.0 package (Visual C++ and Visual Basic bundled together). The post carries a small plea not to have it deleted again, hinting at past moderation clashes over shared software links. Sonikk, another staff member, chimes in shortly after. A pretty ordinary but telling snapshot of the era's file-sharing culture on defunct link hosts.

the whole set includes: visual c++ visual basic one megaupload link. plz dont delete like last time..thanx— miLLer

Trillian Pro v3.1.7 & Crack

A member named TaZ^ drops a cracked copy of the classic multi-network chat client Trillian Pro in the Red Light District.

A single-post release thread in Fkn0wned.com's 'Software' subforum under the Red Light District section, where a member called TaZ^ shared a cracked version of Trillian Pro v3.1.7, a once-popular all-in-one chat client that unified AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo Messenger, and IRC. The post includes promotional screenshots and a rundown of the app's features and what was new in that version, followed by simple install instructions and a download link. It's a classic snapshot of the era's warez-sharing culture, where members traded cracked software openly as part of the forum's everyday content.

Trillian is a fully featured, stand-alone, skinnable chat client that supports AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo Messenger, and IRC.— TaZ^

ObjectDock Plus v1.9 + Keygen release thread

Stardock's desktop dock, freshly cracked and dressed up with tray icons and folder art — Fkn0wned's Red Light District doing what it did best.

A classic warez-style release post in the Red Light District > Software subforum, dumping the full Stardock marketing copy and changelog for ObjectDock Plus v1.9 alongside a keygen, tray icon fix, and bonus folder icons. Posted by prolific uploader LoRd Ragealot (self-styled 'Lord PostAlotWarez'), it's a typical 2008-era software cracking thread: wall of copy-pasted feature list, a download link, and little discussion beyond the release itself. Emblematic of the forum's software-piracy corner running alongside its gaming/cheat community.

AKA "Lord PostAlotWarez"— LoRd Ragealot

Windows Live Messenger 'Vista' skin swap (msgsres.dll)

Remember pimping your MSN Messenger with a fake Vista skin? This thread has the download.

A short, low-drama thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum where a member named TaZ^ shared a Windows Live Messenger 8.1 'Vista' visual skin, distributed as a replacement resource file with rapidshare links and a password. A second poster, Trained Noob, replied briefly saying they'd try it out. It's a small, of-its-era snapshot of the mid-2000s trend of re-skinning MSN Messenger before the client was phased out.

Thanks, im gonna try it out.— Trained Noob

WinMount 2.1.3 - Archive Mounting Utility Share

A mod drops a niche archive-mounting tool (plus the obligatory crack) into the Red Light District's Software corner

A post by forum moderator DCLXVI in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section, sharing the WinMount 2.1.3 utility, which let users mount ZIP/RAR/ISO/BIN/CUE/MDF archives as virtual drives without extracting them. As was typical for the era, the post included download links, a cracked version, and a hidden password block for forum members. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine piece of 2007-era software-sharing content typical of the site's Software board, posted by a well-established Super Moderator account.

WinMount is a Windows utility which helps you manage your compressed archives impressively and conveniently.— DCLXVI

Magic DVD Ripper v5.1.1 Final Release

A staff mod drops a DVD-ripping tool release in the forum's software/warez corner

A software-sharing post in Fkn0wned's Red Light District > Software subforum, where a Super Moderator posted a description and download links for Magic DVD Ripper v5.1.1, a DVD-to-AVI/WMV/VCD ripping and backup tool. It's a standard-format release thread typical of the era's file-sharing culture, with feature list, changelog notes, and mirrored download links behind a 'hide' tag that required a forum reply/thanks to reveal. Low drama, purely archival software-sharing content.

Instead of just unhide, thanks would be appreciated— DCLXVI

Ardamax Keylogger 2.8 Repost Drama

A staff-posted keylogger release in the Red Light District — and someone immediately complains it's a repost.

A staff member named PaRaNoID posted a release thread for Ardamax Keylogger 2.8 with a serial, in the site's 'Red Light District > Software' subforum where cracked tools and grey-area software got shared. The post is a standard feature rundown of the keylogger (invisible mode, email/FTP log delivery, chat monitoring, etc.) lifted from the program's marketing copy. First reply calls out that the tool had already been posted before, and a banned member also chimed in on the thread, giving a small glimpse of the forum's loose moderation and repost culture circa 2007.

well acctualy i have posted this... but... what ever— TheLithuaniansLeader

Adramax Keylogger + Tutorial

A keylogger drop buried in Gametration's shadiest corner: the Red Light District.

A software-sharing thread posted in Gametration.com's 'Red Light District' subforum, offering the Adramax keylogger along with a tutorial. This section of the forum was where members traded in gray/black-market tools rather than game cheats proper, reflecting the site's dual identity as a Counter-Strike/Battlefield cheat hub and a general early-2010s scene board dabbling in shadier software. No discussion or reactions from the thread survive in this archived capture, just the bare posting.

IM Spammer Toolbox Thread

A dusty toolbox thread from the era when spamming your buddy list was a hobby.

A Software subforum thread within Gametration.com's 'Red Light District' section, apparently rounding up IM-spamming tools for MSN, Yahoo, AIM and other messengers popular in the early-2010s. Consistent with the wider forum's cheat-and-tool-sharing culture, this page sat in a fringe corner of the site alongside porn and 'raging' content, reflecting the looser moderation typical of the RLD area. No actual thread post content survived in this archive capture, just the site navigation shell.

Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended Crack Thread

A duplicate Photoshop crack post turns into classic forum bickering over 'unhide this' and who posted first

A low-effort software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum, offering a cracked copy of Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended. Early replies immediately call out that the same file had been posted the day before by someone else, leading to a brief mix-up between the OP and another member over whose post was a 'crack' versus a 'trial' bypass. The rest of the thread devolves into the era-typical spam of one-word 'thanks', 'unhide', and 'sweet thx' replies from members trying to unlock the hidden download link.

hmm i just posted this yersterday lol .. look its below your post— l3m0nz

Mann, all things are hided in here, mabye i should give the 10$ and tyhen download.. Haha!— gernhard

unhide i hope its not rapidshare— xscorpion

Google Earth Pro Share Thread

A random Google Earth Pro giveaway thread that somehow ran for six months of low-effort thank-yous

In the Red Light District's Software subforum, longtime member Afteryou posted a generic blurb about Google Earth Pro (basically its Wikipedia description) accompanying what was presumably a download link. The thread mostly consists of members dropping by over several months just to say thanks or 'nice,' with barely any real discussion or drama — a quintessential filler thread from the software-sharing corner of the site. It quietly stretched from May to November 2007, picking up replies from a mix of regular members, a Supervisor (HaSh), and at least one account later banned (trance144).

Pointless thread starter— HaSh

thx google earth is amasing— monk3y

Nice work bra'— cl!ent

Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Edition (No Serial or Activation Needed)

Free Office 2007 for the whole forum, no key required — classic Red Light District fare.

A November 2007 post by member 'Afteryou' in the Red Light District > Software subforum shared a pirated ISO of Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Edition, listing its bundled apps (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Access, etc.) and basic mounting instructions. The thread is a typical low-drama 'warez drop' with a trickle of replies over several days — mostly one-word thanks, a request for more mirror links, and a couple of casual acknowledgments. Nothing eventful happened; it's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the site's software-piracy culture rather than any notable event.

ty— cakeeater25

how many links?— soad11789

tite.— h4xor_bob

LimeWire.PRO 4.16.1 upload thread

The one where half the forum just showed up to say 'ty' for a LimeWire client nobody actually needed a PRO version of

An uploader named LoRd Ragealot posted a release thread for LimeWire.PRO 4.16.1 in the Red Light District > Software subforum, copy-pasting the standard feature list for that LimeWire version (BitTorrent support, Mojito DHT, TLS, firewall-to-firewall transfers, etc). The thread ran two pages and turned into the classic warez-board ritual: dozens of low-effort 'ty', 'thx', 'lawl' replies from members racking up post counts to unlock the download. Nothing notable happened beyond the routine file-sharing courtesy responses typical of the Software board.

Thank you kind sir.— Bliss

Thx, is this the newest one?— ijusk03du

unhide— abusayaff

MagicISO Maker v5.4.251 share thread

Someone dropped a disc-imaging tool in the Red Light District, and the thanks poured in for years.

A short, quiet software-sharing thread in Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District > Software' subforum, where user pyeman posted a copy of MagicISO Maker v5.4.251 back in October 2007. It sat for weeks before a trickle of replies rolled in from members simply saying thanks. Nothing dramatic here — just a snapshot of the everyday file-sharing traffic that filled this corner of the forum.

ty— Arctic

thx bro— asshoel50

thx— adamdafoo

CW AIO 3 RapidShare Pack 2007 — Software Bundle Drop

2007's ultimate 'AIO' toolkit drop — Rapidshare hacks, generators, and premium account tools all bundled into one legendary pack.

A member named 'prinz' posted a big all-in-one software pack (credited to 'Cyber GodFather') bundling a grab-bag of era-typical downloader tools, account generators, and premium-account workarounds for Rapidshare and Megaupload, framed as a bonus-loaded release in the Red Light District > Software section. The thread drew the usual mix of hype, a double-posting mishap blamed on a browser glitch, and short 'unhide/thanks' replies typical of file-share bait threads from this period. Nothing dramatic unfolds — it's a snapshot of the mid-2000s file-sharing/warez culture that ran alongside the cheat scene on Gametration.

Ohhh Lets see what you got.— TheLithuaniansLeader

Im sorry it was ant accident p.s edited Im sorry my mozzila fucked up so i madde it double rly sorry— TheLithuaniansLeader

sweet ty— cakeeater25

Super Win Speed Startup v1.03.16 Retail (Software Release Post)

A retail PC speed-up tool gets the classic Fkn0wned warez treatment — box shot, feature list, and confused comment replies included.

A software release thread posted in the Red Light District > Software subforum by prolific uploader LoRd Ragealot, sharing a cracked/retail copy of a startup-management utility called Speed Startup. The post itself is a straight lift of marketing copy describing the program's features for trimming Windows startup items. Replies are typical low-effort forum filler of the era: a member angling for mod status in the subforum, someone asking if the download works and requesting an install password, and a newer member just saying thanks.

Request to be mod in "software" ... do this work?— prinz

Need password for installation, you know it?— cedars

thanks man— crazy5abimunda

Super Bluetooth Hack thread (page 5)

Eleven posts, one-word replies, and a whole lot of 'thanks' — the death rattle of a classic warez thread.

This is the tail end of a long-running thread in the 'Red Light District > Software' section sharing 'Super Bluetooth Hack,' a mid-2000s mobile Bluetooth novelty/hacking tool that made rounds on forums of the era. By page 5, the thread has devolved into the classic downloader ritual: members bumping the post, saying thanks, or posting one-liners to unlock hidden/unhidden content. No real discussion or drama here — just a snapshot of regular members (many low-post-count 'Trained Noobs') cycling through in January 2008.

unhide— cctnfg

hmm lets see— steveo460

ill give it a try thanks— Nickgio

Perfect Keylogger v1.6.5 release thread

A page of one-word 'thanks' posts closing out a keylogger download thread in the forum's shadiest corner

This was the tail end of a long-running Red Light District > Software thread sharing a cracked/leaked copy of 'Perfect Keylogger v1.6.5', spanning multiple pages and months of bumps. By this final page (spanning late 2007 into March 2008) the actual discussion had dried up into a string of members dropping quick one-liners ('ty', 'thanx', 'thanks', 'merci', 'unhide') just to acknowledge or unlock the download. It's a pretty typical warez-board artifact — low-effort gratitude posts padding out a piracy/tools thread rather than any real conversation.

ty— ISAACPWNES

thanx— dark_skillz

merci— Justus4hack

RapidShare Search Engine Tool

A guy finds a way to search RapidShare, drops it in the wrong subforum, and half the thread just says 'ty'

In late 2007, member chooken shared a tool/site for searching RapidShare links, mainly hyping it up for finding music, with a casual warning about viruses. The thread drew a steady trickle of one-word thank-yous and low-effort bumps over the following months, plus some confusion about what exactly the tool did and mild ribbing about it being misfiled outside the Music subforum. Typical Red Light District > Software fare: low-content, high-gratitude, everyone just here for the free stuff.

Just found this. You can search rapid share. I am going to use this for all my music for now on. Just be careful of viruses.— chooken

why the fuck is it in music section?— laptops

yea dude it is, pretty good i reckon, just get a few ip changers= unlimted downloads, Chooken should post with more details how to do it etc.— jcomp6

Hide IP Platinum 3.43 share thread (page 2)

A software crack posted in the Red Light District — and a wall of members just saying 'unhide' and 'thanks'

This is the tail end of a thread in the Red Light District > Software section where someone shared a copy of Hide IP Platinum 3.43, a privacy/IP-masking tool. The replies are the classic low-effort forum chorus of the era — quick thanks, 'looks cool', and repeated requests to 'unhide' the download link. A handful of regulars from the CS 1.6/CS:S crowd drop by, and the thread fizzles out with a one-word 'Cheers' from an Aussie member.

looks cool. unhide thanks =)— goofu

hopes this works good with rs— wirmware

Cheers— Millishka

Mr.Brutus, lol

A cryptically-named 'Brutus' program drops in Software — and half the thread just wants to know what it even is.

A short 2007 thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where user Afteryou posted about something called 'Mr.Brutus,' triggering confusion from other members who had no idea what the program was or did. Replies range from casual reactions to direct questions ('what's this?', 'whats brutus') and a member asking to be modded in the Software section. Low-key, typical of the forum's rougher fringe subforum where random tools and software got posted with little context.

BRUTUS 0WNED— Afteryou

whats brutus— Hypaciax

plz tell a little about the program— prinz

Full Fraps Version Thread

Free full Fraps 'for people who don't feel like paying' — misfiled, mocked, and quietly forgotten

A member named adam-buster posted a share of the full (paid) version of Fraps screen-recording software, initially posting it in the wrong section before mods redirected it to the Red Light District. The thread devolves into typical low-effort forum banter, with one member calling out adam-buster for accidentally uploading the wrong file (FRAPs.exe) and questioning his computer literacy — a jab he later admitted was fair. The rest of the replies are brief, mostly one-liners, emoticons, and thanks, with the thread limping along sporadically from September to December 2007.

This file has been scanned for and IS clean, well, enjoy!— adam-buster

Yo, you uploaded FRAPs.exe...................... Just wondering but are you Computer Illiterate?— hunterbrute224

<--- sorta— adam-buster

AutoCad 2008 keygen drop

A four-post pirated-software drop from late 2007, filed under Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District'

A quick, low-key thread in the Software subforum where a member named Ray Teh Ak posted a keygen for AutoCad 2008, vouching that it worked for them. A handful of other members chimed in briefly to acknowledge or thank the poster. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the casual software-sharing culture that filled the Red Light District section back in November 2007.

Exactly what the title says works, used it myself— Ray Teh Ak

cool,let's see— bonzai

ty— Sylox