iPhone Jailbreaker Hacks PS3
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I don't read news posts that often so I was unaware of the "news posts =/= forum posts" rule of thumb.Rednog said:Especially since the guy has 7k posts...you think it would be evident by now, maybe you should start giving out badges for people who are clueless.John Funk said:News posts =/= forum posts. I've been over this like twenty times now.Julianking93 said:In the news section, yes its only been posted once, but Hardcore Gamer and Cartzo have both posted it in the last 24 hours.John Funk said:
Still a good article
Dont care, I already have backwards compatibility. I hope they do something actually positive with this. Maybe Sony can strike a deal with him so that even the OS and other shiz is now User Content filled.
Apparantly so. Also if you guys genuinely think that anything un____able is gonna ever work your wrong. Lest we not forget a BBC presenter broke a "unbreakable" phone by smashing the screen against a fishtank. Good times.katsabas said:
Also the hacking thing makes me happy. Dreamcast emulator here we come
(for ps3 anyways)
It was dumb of sony to say their system is unhackable, along with the bluray format. Maybe they'll learn their lesson and keep their stupid mouths shut. Unless they want their next big formats code to be put on the internet and the Colbert Report like bluray.
Nope, I'm not a pirate, matey. Yarrrrrr ;-)DuplicateValue said:
Just saying that a chair is a barstool if you cut off the back.
Sony made a big claim and this guy laughed in their face and challenged the authoritai. I suppose some Kudos are in order?
If this guy gets me by Bravia Sync for my EU 60GB model I will be happy.
As per the piracy problems that may ensue, well, shit happens. These kinds of discovery do create these dichotomous scenarios.
Then again, this guy broke open the iPhone, which in turn prompted the ability for running your own apps on your phone. Which in turn has made a money spinner for Apple, as well as creating a whole new flurry of creativity for aspiring programmers.
What this means is that it's up to Sony to make the best of this situation, and not act like the arseholes we've come to expect of them. This generation they've made the occasional PR blunder. The 'unhackable' thing being one of these things.
The even bigger sin would be to deny Mr Hotz his kudos. He is obviously a very talented guy and companies should be more keen to hire him to see how unhackable their products are. We'll use our TV Licence money to test unbreakable products
As per the piracy problems that may ensue, well, shit happens. These kinds of discovery do create these dichotomous scenarios.
Then again, this guy broke open the iPhone, which in turn prompted the ability for running your own apps on your phone. Which in turn has made a money spinner for Apple, as well as creating a whole new flurry of creativity for aspiring programmers.
What this means is that it's up to Sony to make the best of this situation, and not act like the arseholes we've come to expect of them. This generation they've made the occasional PR blunder. The 'unhackable' thing being one of these things.
The even bigger sin would be to deny Mr Hotz his kudos. He is obviously a very talented guy and companies should be more keen to hire him to see how unhackable their products are. We'll use our TV Licence money to test unbreakable products
SORRY just joking. He's only 20. But he's still pretty young.Chumba said:If this guy gets me by Bravia Sync for my EU 60GB model I will be happy.
As per the piracy problems that may ensue, well, shit happens. These kinds of discovery do create these dichotomous scenarios.
Then again, this guy broke open the iPhone, which in turn prompted the ability for running your own apps on your phone. Which in turn has made a money spinner for Apple, as well as creating a whole new flurry of creativity for aspiring programmers.
What this means is that it's up to Sony to make the best of this situation, and not act like the arseholes we've come to expect of them. This generation they've made the occasional PR blunder. The 'unhackable' thing being one of these things.
The even bigger sin would be to deny Mr Hotz his kudos. He is obviously a very talented guy and companies should be more keen to hire him to see how unhackable their products are. We'll use our TV Licence money to test unbreakable products
step 1)get a ps3 console with backwards compatibilitytmujir955 said:
step 2)buy a ps2 game
step 3)play ps2 game
congratulations, you are playing ps2 games on a ps3. just like Sony wanted you to be able to do.
and jesus christ if you break something go to the company that made it and say "i would like to show you how easy it is to break your system, pay me money and i shall improve your product" dont go tell the news.