11.0 or how the 3ds hacking scene died
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And how exactly does this equate to the death of the scene? 11.0 OFW users be buttmad up in hurr. Sorry you didn't take the train during the last six months.
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The scene is far from dead
A. CFW isn't everything
B. The 3DS scene was a thing before CFW
C. Homebrew is still a thing
A. CFW isn't everything
B. The 3DS scene was a thing before CFW
C. Homebrew is still a thing
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Just give them time to find a new kernel exploit, and that would be tits.
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This. In the meantime, @dark_samus3 has been working on getting OTP-less A9LH to be an actual thing. He and others have been doing a lot of promising research, which really kinda denotes that the scene is far from dead.
Well, there's already a few private arm11 kernel exploits on 11.0, but they can't be used for downgrading anyway so we're not going to blow them yet...
Preferably someone will find an arm9 exploit first and then downgrading can become a thing again (or even better if the arm9 exploit is stable enough to not need downgrading).
I mean, it is your fault for updating. Blaming the scene (which is what you're doing) is rather irresponsible.
Oh shut it. You obviously weren't around for the 9.6 fiasco if you think this is the "end". Hardmodding wasn't even an option then.
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On a serious note: lmao do some research
On a serious note: lmao do some research
Maybe it will, who knows at this point :^)
The scene is dead?
look at all of us agreeing there's still work to be done
look at all of us agreeing there's still work to be done
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I've been meaning to learn how to do micro-soldering work, but don't have to time to learn this, and the funds to acquire the stuff I need to wire everything up...
Plus, there's always a way to fix the software side to do so? (Maybe faking the hardcoded titles somehow?)
Plus, there's always a way to fix the software side to do so? (Maybe faking the hardcoded titles somehow?)
Are you serious? Of course, you're only thinking about CFW / Piracy.
You obviously have no idea of how much userland homebrew has been created. And not only emulators or small utilities, but at least two full games have been ported over.
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