| fps_d0minat0r said: why would they regret it? they have saved a lot of money on piracy had he continued and even gone on to hack the NGP. They haven't saved a penny! If anything, they've brought more attention to the ability to hack PS3s and this is likely to lead to more piracy. its pathetic when companies give up to hackers in fear of more damage. they need to be taught a lesson and sony is doing exactly that and with support from other companies, piracy can be a thing of the past. It's pathetic when people bend over and accept unethical (or, in some cases, illegal) behaviour by companies and turn on the people who are defending their rights using more unorthodox methods (due to Sony's wealth and lobbying power, we can't expect the courts to do anything). im glad their not intimidated by anonymous and have made them look like angry school children. Really? It seems to be Sony that is suffering right now. It must be humilating to have their network brought down by angry schoolchildren. |
