[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by Adamsville Why the black list got to be the evil unholy one tho?

Sorry im colorblind so i have to do a massive remark with colors (that's why the bolds).

Anger Management (HQ) - YouTube

It's impossible to be objective marking the *good* guys from the *bad ones*. Im not the one to judge just to list them as i see fit.
But anyone can add more information to this thread.

[hamtah]

The list is very incomplete.

[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by hamtah The list is very incomplete.

Originally Posted by hellsing9 It's impossible to be objective marking the *good* guys from the *bad ones*. Im not the one to judge just to list them as i see fit. But anyone can add more information to this thread.

Feel free to add some more @hamtah and i will update.

[hamtah]

Updated again

AerialX
Ago
an0nym0us
andoma
Belmondo
blasty
bmx
bushing
Condor
Crashserious
DeanK
defyboy
DeLiGhT’12
deroad
evilsperm
euss
flat_z
Glevand
graf_chokolo
jestero
JuanNadie
judges
KaKaRoTo
KDSBest
Kmeaw
mall0ry
marcan
mas
Miigotu
MikeM64
mysis
naehrwert
nas_plugi
NDT
NoOne
Oct0xor
Proxima
PsiCoLeo
pytey
rms
robs1
Rogero
Sandugas
shuffle2
sven
Waninkoko
xorloser
Zadow28
zerkman

[GregoryRasputin]

I don't think deank is a trust worth dev, id rather trust MrJaibreaker

[jr3277]

Good post hellsing I just don't understand why it's needed.
If people would just judge for themselves by reading all the info that was provided, then decide.
Some people post useless things to those that don't understand it.
Just because it's useless at the time doesn't mean it needs to be hated on because the one who posted it is working on something. If everyone starts to spam them with crappy comments that will discourage them.
People need to be more supportive of each other and instead of saying yeah thats useless, they should say thats cool but try this or have a look at this file.

Most people but not everyone in the ps3 scene thinks they need to keep this top secret.
If you check into lets say hacking windows then there is tons of info on it. Right now I am reading a 700 page book on it, how to export recovery keys and exploiting trust to making a key storage because they keys are randomly generated per user.

If people would share info like this and not just a general layout then more cool things could be developed for the PS3 system

[PsDev]

Originally Posted by hellsing9 You are free to add, the ones you think some new user or the average user has to read in order to understand certain situations, better. AerialX Ago an0nym0us andoma Belmondo blasty bmx bushing Condor Crashserious defyboy deroad evilsperm flatz graf_chokolo jestero JuanNadie judges Kakaroto KDSBest mall0ry marcan mas Miigotu MikeM64 mysis naehrwert nas_plugi NDT NoOne Proxima PsiCoLeo pytey rms robs1 Rogero Sandugas shuffle2 sven xorloser zerkman Big Thanks to @euss for the partial list.

Right here

[euss]

Originally Posted by jr3277 [...] If you check into lets say hacking windows then there is tons of info on it. [...]

Just hooking into your remark in a ps3 way (I agree, people should indeed think more, instead of becoming blind sheep) :

ps3devwiki.com/files alone contains 40,3 GB (43.369.031.030 bytes) as 15460 files over 1572 folders.

From that, 2,79 GB (2.999.553.998 bytes) are 9938 documents into 659 folders.

One single PDF can contain hundreds of pages (e.g. CellBE_Handbook_v1.12_3Apr09_pub.pdf is 876 pages).

It is mathematically and humanly impossible for someone to have read and understood them all completely (even for a sauvant).

Originally Posted by jr3277 If people would share info like this and not just a general layout then more cool things could be developed for the PS3 system

See www.ps3devwiki.com xD

[PsDev]

Originally Posted by euss Just hooking into your remark in a ps3 way (I agree, people should indeed think more, instead of becoming blind sheep) : ps3devwiki.com/files alone contains 40,3 GB (43.369.031.030 bytes) as 15460 files over 1572 folders. From that, 2,79 GB (2.999.553.998 bytes) are 9938 documents into 659 folders. One single PDF can contain hundreds of pages (e.g. CellBE_Handbook_v1.12_3Apr09_pub.pdf is 876 pages). It is mathematically and humanly impossible for someone to have read and understood them all completely (even for a sauvant).

Not to understand, but to remember. Not all at once the brain will accept stuff but it will not be remembered, or even thought of until that situation of the subject occurs. Then you could be like ohh yeah "the thing you read". The capacity of our brain is estimated to be 10TB maybe more. But the more our "database" of knowledge grows humans will eventually need more.

[BobbyBangin]

I think that most, not all, active devs are working for DRM's. Rebug is obviously still bringing us DRM free methods. Outside of that, who should be taken into consideration for the DRM-free scene? Is that what we're assuming this list to be?