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Kasz216 on 21 February 2011
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Xen said:
Kasz216 said:
Xen said:
dsister said:
Xen said:

Nobody's doing any homebrew for it, too.


Geohot released it to the public in late Dec, or Jan(<-- I know that's when he released 3.55)? There is already quite a bit of homebrew

http://www.ps3hax.net/2011/01/signed-ps3-homebrew-list-and-download/#axzz1EcyBD9Ey

http://psx-scene.com/forums/f178/ps3-backup-managers-emulators-homebrew-list-68925/

I'm assuming it isn't against the rules to post links to homebrew

Ports of stuff the the PC does infinitely better. Emulators of stuff on consoles suck, tried it myself. Servers don't really hold a point.

Other then, you know... not everyone wants to hook up a computer to their TV, but people may want to run this stuff on their TV.

In general you just seem to be selfrationalizing.  Whether it's your previous use of hacking or your new dislike for it... I can't say.

Yeah, because hacking your console is so much easier than hooking up your PC to your TV. What are you even talking about? Did you try either? Because I tried both. Solder shit like with gen6 and some gen7 items, or simple VGA or HDMI connection instead? Exploits or simply connecting?

Hacking is only good with room for benefit. There is NONE here. Self-rationalizing? I don't really get the definition, English is my 3rd language.


You are basically saying "I am against this hacking because it doesn't offer anything I want."

There is plenty of benefit here... it's just nothing that benefits or interests you personally. 

Hacking your console once can be seen as less trouble then having to drag your computer into your living room EVERY time you want to do that... don't you think?  If your tech savy anyway.

 

Here is another benefit.  With OtherOS active again, people can again build cheap supercomputers out of PS3s.