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F**k this.
Is PSN back up?
I strongly recommend reading Sony's official FAQ about this: http://us.playstation.com/support/an....htm?a_id=2356
Sony is seriously fucked. This pretty much means they will lose the next gen battle of consoles.
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Originally Posted by Cabalo
IMO, 360/Microsoft won it a long time ago, and will when the next one, mainly due to XBL...
Cut-Copy-Paste, no it's still down and will stay down till they rebuild it from the "ground up" which I'm guessing (maybe?) could take months??
After decades abusing their clients, Sony had it coming.
I can't feel pity for them.
In what way did Sony abuse their clients?
For me the biggest abuse was when they disabled ability to install Linux on PS3. It was probably only feature (Beside free PSN) dat made me buy PS3 over xboxQuote:
Originally Posted by OlegL
Root kits, for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by OlegL
I can understand the disappointment about disabling linux installs but I'm not sure if thats abuse. Weren't they also pirating music and selling it without the authors permission on greatest hits cd's? The real abuse is making me sit through the annoying drm on blurays. I don't know why I even buy them.
I'm concerned about my credit card information being stolen so I'm not exactly cheering these guys on even though sony needed to be put in check. Sony seems to know what they are doing security wise. Look at how long it took the ps3 to be hacked in the first place. So if hackers can bring down psn your information is safe with no one on the net. What I would find amusing is if hackers would mess with the trophy whores ... at least temporarily.
Disabling third party controllers via update and selling their own at horrendous prices. Mandatory updates. No repair even of minor hardware faults. Sueing everyone who wasn't on the tree at 3o clock mainly because Sony messed up themselves.
I hope every company relearns from this simple economic rules which most of the majors seem to have forgotten: You don't win against your customers - you don't even compete against them but with them, you don't own your customers, abuse a temporary monopoly and most of them will remember.