mirgro said:
He just opened up the platform. That's what he did. He could have let SONY know a bit ahead of time so they could patch it, if it was software, but you can't really patch up hardware. Back in the day a white had discovered a problem with TCP/IP which would have let anyone who did it literally able to take over the entire internet and anything going across it. However no one removed any features to fix it. Hackers just prod and open closed doors. Now with hardware, that's even more true. I hate closed hardware and I think any company that does should just go burn. So I really see absolutely no problem with unlocking the PS3 fully. As I have said multiple times before, always plan on having yoru device opened no matter what. Now if someone opens up a platform, find ways to protect your hardware other than removing features because that is the lowest and most dispicable action a company can resrot to. It also angers hackers who just open things for fun, motivates them if you will, and things jsut get worse. As you can see, SONY's patch is already absolutely useless and the day isn't even through yet. As long as there is closed systems there will be peopole who want to open them. Whether it causes harm or good it doesn't matter since it will happen. |
it was already Open..that's why Linux was there in the first place!
"I hate closed hardware and I think any company that does should just go burn. So I really see absolutely no problem with unlocking the PS3 fully."
an see exactly that is the problem:
opening up a system to allow piracy of their property is going to happen, but when your software sales are not large on a game by game basis, than that become's a problem.
you say open up thing's for fun?
that's like saying stealing is just for fun?
it does matter to the people that invest more money to make those game's how would you feel if you seen 4+ million copy's of your game stolen?

I AM BOLO
100% lover "nothing else matter's" after that...
ps:
Proud psOne/2/3/p owner. I survived Aplcalyps3 and all I got was this lousy Signature.







