Making own installer. Why?if i make an installer in wich you enter serial and only if serial is ok to use then install software so what it does? it extracts my software to your computer and again you have ".net" exe wich you can easely decompile and make a crack for it so where is point in making installation with serial!? or if my software is "protected" with some obfuscator so then installation with serial is unneded here i could then simply include serial registration in my software and using some booleans store registered=10
Just because there is piracy, don't make the experience bad for your customer. Use something that is reuseable (like a serial number or keyfile), invest in a good obfuscator to make it harder for somebody to inspect your code, but beyond all: Make your application stand out so people buy it. And even though you didn't ask for it, I have to say it - you can't stop piracy by enforcing orwellian-like surveillance of your program. This will drive customers away as it is a pain in the *ss to work with your application. With a serial or keyfile you still have some sort of protection, the customer likes it because it is easy to use, he doesn't have to call you/write a support ticket if his computer fails or the stars align unfavourable. Pirates will break it eventually, but your customer is happy, and that is what counts.
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Anything you rely on which is in userland can and will be spoofed if it is worthwhile to the end user/attacker. So locking the licence to an HDD serial number will not put of attackers, but it will seriously upset your customers.
What does work is generating keys from within Git Bash. However, I cannot add those keys into pageant, which is a huge pain. In effect, it seems that any attempt to use keys generated by PuTTY is unsucessful.
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Cold sensitivity was measured by applying an acetone drop to the plantar surface of the hind paw as previously described [29, 30]. Rats were housed and habituated for 30 min in transparent plastic boxes using a wire-mesh floor. After the adaptation period, we gently applied acetone against the plantar skin of the left hind paws with an acetone bubble formed with a 0.1-ml syringe alternately three times to hind paws at 5-min intervals. Moreover, we recorded the duration of licking/biting and remaining in the air. Each rat was tested at 5-min intervals, and the paw withdrawal cold duration (PWCD) was calculated as the average of six trials. The itching behavioural test is similar to the cold pain test and records the number of scratches.
Mechanistic diagram of GPER/β-alanine mediating neuronal sensitization and neuroinflammation in modulating neuropathic pain. Schematic illustration demonstrates that the upregulation of GPER in neurons and microglial cells in the DRG signals to sensory neurons upon peripheral nerve damage, inducing an increase neuronal β-alanine while positively promoting GPER. Their combined effect further activates iNOS, IL-1β and IL-6 and regulates GABAα2. The positive GPER/β-alanine interaction in the DRG uncovers enhances pain sensation and promotes chronic pain development
Currently, neuropathic pain cannot be effectively treated given that its exact cause remains unclear [42, 43]. Sensitization is crucial for neuronal hyperactivity and is characterized by overreaction to normal stimuli [44]. Ectopic discharge is the electrophysiological basis of allodynia; moreover, the change of ion channels is the main reason for abnormal discharges and α2/α3 GABAA-mediated analgesia in neuropathic pain [10, 45]. An increasing number of studies have shown that oestrogen can affect pain by regulating ion channels; however, there are conflicting opinions regarding pain and analgesia [45]. Oestrogen mainly acts through its three receptors GPER, ERα, and ERβ [5]. However, few studies have investigated the role of ER in peripheral pain transduction. We observed significant post-SNI GPER upregulation; moreover, blocking GPER can relieved hyperalgesia. These findings demonstrated the possible mechanism of neuropathic pain onset and persistence from the perspective of material metabolism.
We used immunofluorescence to detect the expression of three ERs in DRG neurons and SDH areas with CGRP deletion. On the fifth day of SNI, GPER and ERα expression were significantly increased in the DRG but not the SDH. Western blot and PCR results were consistent with those of immunofluorescence. G15, which is a specific blocker of GPER, can relieve hyperalgesia in SNI rats; however, MMP, which is a specific ERα blocker, cannot. Therefore, normal rats were administered with G1, PPT, and DPN, which are GPER-specific, ERα-specific, and ERβ-specific agonists, respectively. Only the GPER-specific agonist G1 could induce hyperalgesia to similar levels as that noted in the SNI model. Our findings suggest that GPER could be involved in SNI-induced neuropathic pain development; moreover, GPER is an important molecular component contributing to peripheral pain transduction. A study using a rat model of visceral pain demonstrated that spinal ERα mediates oestradiol-induced pronociception [51]. ERβ and ERα have specific advantages regarding analgesic effects [52]. Our findings suggest that GPER upregulation in the DRG, but not the SDH, may be an important component in SNI-induced neuropathic pain. It has also been reported that the DRG is the site of initial pain sensation, and the spinal cord mainly plays a role in conduction [8]. The roles of GPER downstream signalling pathways remain unclear. This study provided evidence regarding chronic pain by using the α2-GABAA receptor to evaluate pain behaviour and the role of GPER in pain. SNI allodynia is followed by downregulation of the α2-GABAA receptor, and these levels are improved by intrathecal G15 administration. Moreover, mechanical pain and cold hyperalgesia are alleviated. Additionally, we assessed the changes in the expression of other GABA subunits. The mRNA levels were consistent with the Western blotting results, indicating that GPER is involved in neuropathic pain by regulating α2-GABAA. Moreover, high α2-GABAA and GPER coexpression were noted on small and medium DRG neurons. Therefore, we will conduct follow-up research on GPER expression in the DRG.
It is well known that the excitation of neurons is one of the main contributors to pain generation [64]. The main cell types in the DRG include neurons, microglia, and astrocytes, among which glial cells also play an important role in neuroinflammation [65]. The positive interaction between GPER and β-alanine produces neuroinflammation, and we wondered whether this effect also occurs in glial cells. To further clarify the location of the interaction, we detected GPER expression on neuronal cells and microglia but not on astrocytes. Thus, microglia also play an important role. We extracted primary neuronal cells and microglia from DRG cells and cultured them independently. β-Alanine-activated microglia and neurons release various proinflammatory and neurotoxic factors, such as IL-1β, IL-6, and iNOS, and downregulated GABAα2 levels. This finding was similar to the result of decreased neuronal excitability after in vivo administration of the blocking agent G15 after SNI in rats. After GPER protein expression was silenced by siRNA transfection, the abovementioned changes were no longer stimulated by β-alanine. Therefore, a positive interaction between GPER and β-alanine exists on both neurons and microglia in the DRG. Combined with the abovementioned neuronal excitation, the interaction has an amplifying effect on inflammation, and it has been reported that IL-1β expression in dopaminergic neurons is essential for the initiation and progression of PD. Thus, we boldly hypothesize that after the positive interaction between GPER and β-alanine, neurons are excited and secrete inflammatory substances with microglia, and inflammatory substances can also act on neurons to yield a positive feedback effect. This mechanism should be further explored. It is possible to locally deplete β-alanine and block GPER as a potentially effective clinical treatment for chronic neuropathic pain.
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