If breaking the TOS is a crime, I honestly don't give a shit. If I want to break open my PS3 you bet your ass that I will and no TOS or bad law will prevent that.RJ 17 said:Oh just to be clear, I'm not worked up. Indeed, I really don't care as it has no effect on me whatsoever. However, you did equate the challenge of hacking to the challenge of a game, and I was simply showing the point that one is a crime and the other one isn't.Crono1973 said:Wow, you are getting worked up for nothing. You know is true, people hack because they enjoy the challenge. All that other bullshit you just wrote has nothing to do with what I said.
Oh, BTW, if it is a crime to tinker with your own property...it shouldn't be.
Oh, BTW, if you agree to a TOS saying that you won't tinker with the item that you purchased and you do anyway, you're committing a crime, if not at the very least guilty of breach of contract.
Honestly, at this point I'm just "arguing" for the sake of argument. Because I like the challenge!
Releasing it to the world is the real issue here, not that some people tinker with their PS3.