As someone who makes a hobby of cracking apps (I don't release anything, it's just for fun), I can corroborate this. I've never been able to find a trace of DRM in any Objective-C-based app. As far as I can tell, the state of the art for indie Mac developers is to have a method "-(bool)isAppLicenceValid" and another "-(bool)isAppLicenceOnBlacklist". Just hardwire YES and NO to those, and you're good.
It'll be as easy as using the normal AppStore, except for spending money part.
http://torrentfreak.com/pirate-apple-app-store-innovates-wit...
Oh god, they do think so highly of themselves, don't they.
YEAH! I'M A DISSIDENT! I'M A REVOLUTIONARY! I'M MANDELA! I'M PIRATING $.99 APPS! FUCK YEAH! STICKING IT TO THE MAN! OR AT LEAST A GUY WRITING SOFTWARE AND TRYING TO FEED HIS KIDS! YEAH! DISSIDENT, MOTHERFUCKER! I'M BADASS! DON'T YOU FORGET IT!
Pathetic spoiled dweeb with a galaxy-sized sense of entitlement, more like it.
(Insert argument how none of the kids who use Hackulous would ever buy an app anyway, due to lack of funds (or lakc of funds in credit card or iTunes format), or because they are just pirates.)
I'm sure. But it's an absurdly self-flattering and grandiose name. He's not a dissident. He's helping people copy inexpensive apps, that are in no way necessities, that generally cost less than a can of Red Bull, and are mostly from small independent developers.
A more appropriate pseudonym would be Veruca Salt. At least that would capture the pettiness and sense of entitlement.
That's always easy on OSX: there is a regularly updated one-stop-shop app for serials, and the vast majority of apps only have a license/serial key.