Sony Suing Geohot and others over PS3 Hacking

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radiantshadow92 said:

Euphoria14 said:

radiantshadow92 said:

Euphoria14 said:

Way to go. I never said I cared about Linux. I only stated that the removal of Linux was what pushed the PS3 scene to crack open the PS3.

Do me a favor and actually read what I write next time will you please?

You said that because you do care about Linux. 

#1.) That is also why you keep bringing up the 600$ price point.

#2.)I have read, and all i keep reading is "Its all sony's fought for removing linux"

Like I said, next time try reading what I write.

#1.) I brought up the $600 price because that is what I paid for it, plus that discussion wasn't about linux, it was about whether or not purchasing something entitles one to do whatever they wish with it. 

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=3860291

So Linux claim #1 shot down. Hell, Linux wasn't even mentioned in that entire discussion. O_o

 

#2.) I say it is SONY's fault for removing Linux because AS I SAID NUMEROUS TIMES, it was Team0verflow, the people who broke it open in the first place who even admitted to this, not to mention GeoHot's initial hack only resulted in giving it back before he vanished from the scene.

Linux claim #2 shot down.

 

@Bolded

No, you didn't read what I wrote because nowhere do I mention that I care about Linux.

Keep feeling free to turn this into a discussion of entirely BS accusations about what my direction in this argument is though and my reasons for supporting the scene.

What accusations? That you care about Linux. Whether you do or not doesn't really matter. The point is that you defend the homebrew community because you care about linux/homebrew. Instead of caring about what pirates always get away with. 

Supporting homebrew/linux supports the open source community which is the only area in the technology spectrum that actually creates innovative software and tools is a good thing. Not supporting it is actually the stupidest decision anyone can do unless they really love buying and downloading the same worthless buggy software and hardware over and over again.