[bigo93]

[QUOTE=screwhead;375260]

Originally Posted by jennys I believe that people should give proper credit for TrueBlue doing what no one else could at the time - that is if people are man enough to admit their pirating code from pirates to use more then likely pirated games as the only reason for the TB is to play backups (which are illegal in most countries) and pirated games (the pirating part could lead to a whole other debate so I will leave it at that).

1) Where applicable, people can use legal backup of their legally bought games. As we all know hdd load times are faster than br load times. That as well saving time swapping discs.

2) If you are a real pirate you shouldnt be paying another pirate to pirate :P

3) We dont know if whatever exploit TB are using could help other devs. This is point most of us are making, could their exploit lead other devs to create better homebrew?

4) So you could give them credit to doing the last bit of the work, but then you cannot forget that they have used other devs' work to make their dongle and not paid them a penny.

[derako]

Originally Posted by 3esah Japanese or English small brother is small so he cant any of them so doesn't matter :P ************* [ - Post Merged - ] ************* Want me to post a video of him playing to believe? While me dancing so you know it's me? People and their comments really amazes me? If you have something good to say then lemme read or hear. If not then just be silent its the best thing If your words are silver then your silence is gold...

pff man you're quite paranoic. . seems its very hard to establish a difference between an insult or a harmful comment and a funny and innocent one . .

Cheers mate, really don't care if it is you or your brother the one who plays the game, it was a simple joke. Relax, no one's gonna judge you here (not me at least)

[JOshISPoser]

maybe get into java and try to make a blu-ray movie with the java application that loads whatever homebrew you want, then update to ofw and play naruto.

[screwhead]

give proper credit

[3esah]

Originally Posted by Adamsville I see... Id go ahead and buy TB for the little sh*thead then. I wanna play some Naruto my damn self, I know he'd enjoy it.

LooL I'll do that then
Thanks, you helped a lot and loved your comment

Originally Posted by derako pff man you're quite paranoic. . seems its very hard to establish a difference between an insult or a harmful comment and a funny and innocent one . . Cheers mate, really don't care if it is you or your brother the one who plays the game, it was a simple joke. Relax, no one's gonna judge you here (not me at least)

Sorry*Relaxes*
Now we are all good

[Almeidinha]

Good work Oct0xor!!!
You deserve the credit for it !
Now people, work me some magic and make my 3.55 cfw come alive again...to hear me say like in the movie Frankenstein: "It's alive...it's ALIVE!"

I say again, good work

[jennys]

Originally Posted by bigo93 1) Where applicable, people can use legal backup of their legally bought games. As we all know hdd load times are faster than br load times. That as well saving time swapping discs.

Rarely any countries allow legal backups. I know HDD load times are great compared to BD-ROM, but the majority of English speaking forum users reside in countries where backups are now illegal and we all know that everyone doesn't just use the ability to boot copied games with their own backups.

Originally Posted by bigo93 2) If you are a real pirate you shouldnt be paying another pirate to pirate :P

Well, it's been that way since the Atari with flashcards, NES/SNES/GEN with backup units, GB/GBC/GBA/NDS with flashcards and SATURN/PS1/PS2/XBOX1 modchips. Trust me the way these people operate are on par with the TrueBlue Team regarding theft of code and use of other peoples work for monetary gain plus a lot of those products I mentioned contain DRM.

This is why I don't understand why people are peeling bananas over the TB. It's more or less the same old thing.

Originally Posted by bigo93 3) We dont know if whatever exploit TB are using could help other devs. This is point most of us are making, could their exploit lead other devs to create better homebrew?

The exploit allows 3.6+ eboots to function on the 3.55 firmware thus the logical effect of discovering how the TB works is allowing homebrew and games to run on 3.6+ firmwares.

Originally Posted by bigo93 4) So you could give them credit to doing the last bit of the work, but then you cannot forget that they have used other devs work to make their dongle and not paid them a penny.

Do you know what devs code they used or stole? Do you know if the devs wanted money for the code when they published it or what license they published it under? Also, we're talking about hardware and software that allows pirated material to be run so did you actually think that morality would fit into the creation and distribution of their product? It sure hasn't in the past with the products I've mentioned.

I believe they probably used whatever was necessary to create their illegal product, but you can't slam them for using other peoples work when you have no idea who's work they used. Everyone thinks there's some big conspiracy, but the people who claim there is have no proof what-so-ever about the conspiracy other then a handful of posts by people who call themselves developers, but don't develop anything, but forum posts full of speculation on how the TB works. This is why this advancement in decrypting their code is good as it will finally shine a light on what is really going on. As for the conspiracy all modchips, flashcards, copiers ,etc .... are full of lying, cheating, money hungry pirates and I think the person who broke into a PS2 modchip coders house and stole his stuff by far passes Trueblue using some code that they may or may not had permission to use.

[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by jennys Rarely any countries allow legal backups. I know HDD load times are great compared to BD-ROM, but the majority of English speaking forum users reside in countries where backups are now illegal and we all know that everyone doesn't just use the ability to boot copied games with their own backups.

Please @jennys use more syntax or get to the point quickly or use [spoiler ][/spoiler] So we can all read better what you got to say.

[jennys]

Originally Posted by hellsing9 Please @jennys use more syntax or get to the point quickly or use [spoiler ][/spoiler] So we can all read better what you got to say.

I am sorry, but I was not aware that forum posts had length and grammar limits or that I would be told how to write and if I were to cite an example I would cite your posts and you have to agree you are not that great with English yourself.

I see nothing wrong with writing long winded sentences and paragraphs and I'm sorry, but I'm not going to hide my posts or cut out anything to please you unless you agree to not write something that takes up 5 pages of screen on the front page. How does it feel to be asked to do the same as you ask?

What's next enforcing spelling rules?

Sorry, I'm not trying to be rude, but I think what you asked is unheard of on any forum. I'm going to type what I want to type and I did read the forum rules - there's nothing about how short or long a post can be. I mean, who are you to tell me what I can or cannot write? Again, I'm not trying to be rude.

[Pockets69]

OMG here i go...

Rarely any countries allow legal backups. I know HDD load times are great compared to BD-ROM, but the majority of English speaking forum users reside in countries where backups are now illegal and we all know that everyone doesn't just use the ability to boot copied games with their own backups.

WRONG! most countries allow, don't confuse laws with user agreements...

Well, it's been that way since the Atari with flashcards, NES/SNES/GEN with backup units, GB/GBC/GBA/NDS with flashcards and SATURN/PS1/PS2/XBOX1 modchips. Trust me the way these people operate are on par with the TrueBlue Team regarding theft of code and use of other peoples work for monetary gain plus a lot of those products I mentioned contain DRM. This is why I don't understand why people are peeling bananas over the TB. It's more or less the same old thing.

WRONG AGAIN! you do realize that all those flashcards and modchips ARE REQUIRED to allow you to play the backups you legally own.
Whereas True blue STOLE CODE from ope source tools/ STOLE CODE FROM SONY to CHARGE MONEY FOR IT! better yet this all could be achieved with a cfw, but they got greedy and decided to ask money for it, and you all fell for it like idiots...
True blue is not required to play those newer games!

The exploit allows 3.6+ eboots to function on the 3.55 firmware thus the logical effect of discovering how the TB works is allowing homebrew and games to run on 3.6+ firmwares.

WRONG AGAIN OMG???!!! discovering how tb works will never let games and homebrew work on 3.6+ firmware, why do you think tb runs on 3.55... MAYBE because they can't run it on 3.6+ THEREFOR no games or homebrew on 3.6+ firmware.

Do you know what devs code they used or stole? Do you know if the devs wanted money for the code when they published it or what license they published it under? Also, we're talking about hardware and software that allows pirated material to be run so did you actually think that morality would fit into the creation and distribution of their product? It sure hasn't in the past with the products I've mentioned. I believe they probably used whatever was necessary to create their illegal product, but you can't slam them for using other peoples work when you have no idea who's work they used. Everyone thinks there's some big conspiracy, but the people who claim there is have no proof what-so-ever about the conspiracy other then a handful of posts by people who call themselves developers, but don't develop anything, but forum posts full of speculation on how the TB works. This is why this advancement in decrypting their code is good as it will finally shine a light on what is really going on. As for the conspiracy all modchips, flashcards, copiers ,etc .... are full of lying, cheating, money hungry pirates and I think the person who broke into a PS2 modchip coders house and stole his stuff by far passes Trueblue using some code that they may or may not had permission to use.

In fact i do, and well its not hard to guess is it.
First stolen code from sony computer entertainment, or how do you think they have eboots???
the rest of the code is under some open source licenses which makes it illegal not to share! mostly stuff that has to do with the hypervisor bible and other stuff that i won't go into full detaill... all that is stolen...

I suggest you to read cause you landed here and in two posts you are already making a bit of a fool of yourself, go read, and you will learn.