PPNoReq 9.9 release date: 26th of September by Buster & Fuzz

yes dudes!

I hate to talk drivel, so let me ram home the point...
some of you might have wanted to get rid of the
Password requester, so here you go! The advantage is clear. Someone
unauthorized might want to load a program of yours. Well, for him
there won't be a sign of action. Only you know that in fact you have
to enter your designated password (But don't get trapped there by
yourself and forget the trick!). If he has a short fuse, he will give
up and think it's a butt-dumpling program. Perhaps he'll try Snoopdos.
But it will only tell him something like this:

name    [5] name     openlib    intuition.library

Now, which program doesn't use that one?

An additional feature is that you have to directly enter the
password. Don't klick anywere or change tasks in this moment, because
you will have no try left this way. Normally people tend to klick the
hell out of the mouse if something doesn't work. So unauthorized
people are ferreted out by their lacking competence (btw: keep the
competence among the elite, don't spread this to lame-assed dill-weeds).

Of course this is no nostrum to ensure anything that remotely connects to
privacy (there's plenty of leeway left to get to the core, especially
since 2-cool's kewl ppdecrypter released yesterday) but at least it
adds to the intricacy and complexity of whatever and makes life a bit
harder for some un-hardcorey panty-waists..

Unfortunately, it wasn't possible to get this feature as a tool to
overwrite your old PP, but I think having the old version is adequate
anyway. Due to this fact we renounced on adding the libs and prefs
normally coming along with PP. Everyone should have it!

to install, simply copy the file `PP_9.9_NoReq' into your normal PP
directory.

see you...

Buster & Fuzz