Scam report against | NodeCode | 595139 | 200$

[K33P0]

There's a bounty for any successful cracks, i'll upload the details to my website soon, good luck.

 

 

Too bad you don't like me, I'm a transparent and honest developer and I try my best to stay polite with everyone.

 

If you believe you're experienced enough to judge my code, then you'd realize pretty quickly that that isn't the case.

They are over 4.4k lines of code in only the NodeCode project (this excludes the loader, the obfuscator and etc) 

Proof from the code metrics calculation: https://vgy.me/FoNL0T.png

 

Now, using your logic, if I write 3 lines of code in an hour, I would have spent 1495 hours coding this project.

That equates to 62 days if I coded 24h/7

Realistically, I code 3 hours on weekdays and 6 on weekends.

Using that, I code 27 hours a week.

So it would take me around 55 weeks (over a year) to write 3 lines of code in an hour.

If you feel like you can judge me code, fine, but make sure your assumption is right at least.

 

By the way, the bug was fixed right after I woke up. You could have just glanced at the conversation and known that.

metaphor noun [ C or U ] UK ​ /ˈmet.ə.fɔːr/ US ​ /ˈmet̬.ə.fɔːr/ ​ C2 an expression, often found in literature, that describes a person or object by referring to something that is considered to have similar characteristics to that person or object:

 

Basically he compared you to a guy who writes 3 lines of code a hour just to call you a shit coder, but doubt you could understand that if you cant make your own checker work.

[Coefficient]

metaphor noun [ C or U ] UK ​ /ˈmet.ə.fɔːr/ US ​ /ˈmet̬.ə.fɔːr/ ​ C2 an expression, often found in literature, that describes a person or object by referring to something that is considered to have similar characteristics to that person or object:

 

Basically he compared you to a guy who writes 3 lines of code a hour just to call you a shit coder, but doubt you could understand that if you cant make your own checker work.

Shit coder? I'd like to see you try and code a hello world. My checker is fully working, no need to ignore the facts.

[Lucas]

There's a bounty for any successful cracks, i'll upload the details to my website soon, good luck.

 

 

Too bad you don't like me, I'm a transparent and honest developer and I try my best to stay polite with everyone.

 

If you believe you're experienced enough to judge my code, then you'd realize pretty quickly that that isn't the case.

They are over 4.4k lines of code in only the NodeCode project (this excludes the loader, the obfuscator and etc) 

Proof from the code metrics calculation: https://vgy.me/FoNL0T.png

 

Now, using your logic, if I write 3 lines of code in an hour, I would have spent 1495 hours coding this project.

That equates to 62 days if I coded 24h/7

Realistically, I code 3 hours on weekdays and 6 on weekends.

Using that, I code 27 hours a week.

So it would take me around 55 weeks (over a year) to write 3 lines of code in an hour.

If you feel like you can judge me code, fine, but make sure your assumption is right at least.

 

By the way, the bug was fixed right after I woke up. You could have just glanced at the conversation and known that.

He obviously said that as a metaphor. It's obvious you didn't write the code 3 lines at a time. Don't focus on a sentence when there's a whole thread pointing at you and nodecode. :/

[K33P0]

Shit coder? I'd like to see you try and code a hello world. My checker is fully working, no need to ignore the facts.

I did that once, I probably put more effort there than you did with your checker.

[Coefficient]

He obviously said that as a metaphor. It's obvious you didn't write the code 3 lines at a time. Don't focus on a sentence when there's a whole thread pointing at you and nodecode. :/

I completely understand that it's a metaphor, I just don't enjoy when clueless people think they can judge my code.

[K33P0]

I completely understand that it's a metaphor, I just don't enjoy when clueless people think they can judge my code.

So what you are saying is that it is now fixed?

[Lucas]

I completely understand that it's a metaphor, I just don't enjoy when clueless people think they can judge my code.

I highly doubt they are judging your code, I think they are judging the fact that as it was released early it's not working as everyone would expect so they want a refund. Even if it's a beta. It's up to you when you stop calling it a beta. You could keep it a beta forever and keep saying errors are normal, forever.

[pruned_18541990]

guys stop acting like babies either a refund or a fix

[Coefficient]

So what you are saying is that it is now fixed?

Yes, the checker is fully working since this morning.

[swatomgg]

Are you gonna waste your time arguing now or you are going to start coding instead?