Thumbs up to the person who just donated, now its 5$(4.5$ due to PayPal) less in loss 
Wait where can we donate? You mean to the wii-hb.com website? Does it do anything yet?
Im not the one who came up with the webkit exploit.Not of significance, but some would say neither does the exploit. Does not mean the efforts up to this point should not go unrewarded
I host other stuff too, so it was easier to just setup a new website there and pay as i gobtw, i guess an azure server is not necessary to host this small exploit ? Its kinda expensive - if it would be the only registered host at azure ...
btw, IIS is a lot better then any Linux web server XD
unsigned int coreinit_handle, pad_handle;
OSDynLoad_Acquire("coreinit.rpl", &coreinit_handle);
void (*OSReport) ( const char* msg, ... );
OSDynLoad_FindExport(coreinit_handle, 0, "OSReport", &OSReport);
OSReport("Hello World from OSReport\n");Oh, i thought it would print the text to screen like printf, but unlike OSFatal so wouldn't it stop the code from executing.
I host other stuff too, so it was easier to just setup a new website there and pay as i go
I have been a web developer for two decades and even published a book on web design and development. I was there when Microsoft tried to convince the world that Internet Explorer 6 was the bees knees. I was there when nested tables reigned supreme for design layout and was even there when history repeated itself and lazy developers started clinging to the Bootstrap CSS framework to create unnecessary nested empty div's in their designs like crazy. I remember when Mozilla came out with Firefox and everyone laughed. When ActiveX almost sounded like a good idea and when people still used Flash to make things. However hearing someone claim that IIS is better than any *Nix setup has to be hands down the most ludicrous statement I have EVER heard in relation to web development! You either go LAMP or go MEAN, or you go home
). Now can you stop being an asshole every time I sai that i like/disslike a product that you (don't) like. Thanks.
Um, my home server was running Linux mint for atleast 3 years. I know how Linux works (command line not the Ubuntu UI)
and I was also running Linux on my dev PC for quite a while (cant remember which distro), However Microsoft product is working best for me everything just works I dont need to fizzle with everything all the time. And(grammar error on my part, you cant write "and" after a dot) no I wont buy anything MSFT makes, sure its a bigger chance that a buy a MSFT product then a Apple one or Sony one for example because I'm used to it and i know that everything works.
Now to your "argument" about me being stuck with Microsoft. No I'm not stuck sure i might be stuck in some services like Outlook and Office(Google really failed when they tried to make their own office lol) but i can switch from Windows any day if I want, but i dont want to switch. All features i can possibly need exists either in Windows or in some downloadable application compared to Linux which application vise made Windows 8 back in 2012 look like it had a ton of applications(see I can even joke about Windows
Linux/Unix/BSD have great enterprise features as in they save enterprise customers a *&$% ton of money every year because they are way less expensive. At least I consider that a great enterprise feature . The real test of an IT professional is if they can get the job done without needing to be guided through it with Clippy via a GUI interface. 
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like a 250 dollar kit back when DDR4 was Intel only