@JamesYoder UMich also had two lotto picks in the last decade prior to this draft. Regardless of shady portal stuff that discounts this achievement, this isn't really a big flex until they can show they aren't a one-hit wonder
@tinywingedangel Writing your own code which fulfills an identical purpose is usually acceptable. Reverse engineering a paid program and open-sourcing your rewrite is bad (and illegal). TetherFree (iOS jailbreak tweak) comes to mind as an example of the latter.
@banmeagain7@Opossummoder nobody really knows. what you're referring to is the "official" reason but it is extremely likely that destiny was just incredibly disliked internally and they were willing to ban him the next chance they were able to. this is also why his reinstatement was immediately revoked.
@Yamiil_imanol@Sonic_Iso Development and research is ongoing but dev interest is low because its miserable to exploit. Besides the fact it takes four hours to run, it is entirely dependent on a volatile refcount that you cannot read without pre-existing kernel read primitive.
@ayshasultana871@gezine_dev not necessarily! kqueue exploit would not require dup. once it releases you can use it with lua or Y2JB once to unpatch BDJB. after that you can just use poops with BDJB.
@TheDetroitEra@CarterGray65985 No for the simple fact that people have much more incentive to be UMich fans than they do MSU. If you're CHOOSING to be an MSU fan you're a masochist and its respectable
@XxF1REBALLxX@NanospeedGamer The save game exploit for it is publicly available but no documentation on it is available at the moment. It is certainly exploitable, but presumably same primitives as any of the other lua sploits that have been available
@WhoIsLegal @Console_Hax @HI_Ricky finding a alternative krw primitive is possible, but we're kind of back at square one. the entire reason SWRR was valuable was so the existing exploit could be used without finding alternative syscalls for dup, but here we are doing the same thing for a different syscall.