Hello / Good evening
This tweet and to let you know about the continuation of this Twitter account.
Indeed the sharing of content as it was until today does not suit me anymore, basically this account had been imagined to share open source content.
New article on version v921 of DBIPatcher released by developer rashevskyv on GitHub
The article can be read in any language thanks to the built-in translation module
https://t.co/1xpZihwXiS
New article on FS exploits: hexkyz reveals new information about the ns2jb exploit and its potential
The article can be read in any language thanks to the built-in translation module
https://t.co/XLmtZ0DbUR
Maintenance is complete we’re pleased to introduce Hacktuality v2, featuring a redesigned reading and browsing experience, a new notification system, a brand-new editor panel, and updated security and privacy features.
The article can be read in any language thanks to the built-in translation module
https://t.co/wmOmROO1Xp
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Maintenance is complete we’re pleased to introduce Hacktuality v2, featuring a redesigned reading and browsing experience, a new notification system, a brand-new editor panel, and updated security and privacy features.
The article can be read in any language thanks to the built-in translation module
https://t.co/wmOmROO1Xp
@dotmhd3 The problem is that the source code is private.
Whether or not the developer said that out of frustration doesn't change the fact.
The day the source code is made public, I'll stop bringing it up.
New article on version v920 of DBIPatcher released by developer rashevskyv on GitHub
Warning: The original developer of DBI does not approve of modified versions and has issued threats of bricking in the past
The article can be read in any language thanks to the built-in translation module
https://t.co/9BP66IPT52
@lupemetrio MIG doesn't allow you to run digital-only games.
As far as I know, SmileBasic hasn't been released on physical media, so we'll have to wait for the physical copy that Gezine found on his own ^^
@Link_SSZ@offbeat It's exactly the same with PS and Xbox.
It's a lot of fuss over nothing because, in reality, it just means they reserve the right to ban the console plain and simple.
Just to clarify, Nintendo isn't the cause of the brick; it's related to how the hack itself is handled.
Nintendo, like other manufacturers, bans consoles if the Terms of Service aren't followed.
New article on the latest version of Cemu-nx, maintained by Nagaa, version 1.3.0
The article can be read in any language thanks to the built-in translation module
https://t.co/H790ZZ9JJs
@Waddleclaws13 and they can't brick this myth arose following a change to their Terms of Service, even though the same rule has been in place for a long time at PlayStation and Sony
New article on the major new version of Tico, 0.8.0, featuring new features such as modules, accounts, and the Store
The article can be read in any language thanks to the built-in translation module
https://t.co/nEQB4FHikv