Stop using my installer, and go out and fucking code your own. That was my first damn try with C and it sucks, and its been around for almost a year now. CODE YOUR OWN FREAKING BETTER ONE and STOP STEALING MINE.
why not just a straight up PM?icefireicefire said:Stop using my installer, and go out and fucking code your own. That was my first damn try with C and it sucks, and its been around for almost a year now. CODE YOUR OWN FREAKING BETTER ONE and STOP STEALING MINE.
xzxero said:why not just a straight up PM?icefireicefire said:Stop using my installer, and go out and fucking code your own. That was my first damn try with C and it sucks, and its been around for almost a year now. CODE YOUR OWN FREAKING BETTER ONE and STOP STEALING MINE.
why you gotta blast em on the boards?
thats fucked man, total disrespect.
icefireicefire said:because I have no idea who this random guy is that takes my installer for some random purpose almost a year later.
its not very good and I don't want blame for any bricks it causes, so he needs to make his own
true, but cioscorp 3.x has been around for months, why start complaining now?icefireicefire said:because I have no idea who this random guy is that takes my installer for some random purpose almost a year later.
its not very good and I don't want blame for any bricks it causes, so he needs to make his own
1. its not legal to do that, and worse with credits, as it proves you know that.da_letter_a said:1. I gave you full credit for the installer, so it's technically not classed as stealing. Go read the cIOSCORP v3.x readme, the "Credits" section. I've even given credits to you in the installer itself. You'll see in the banner, after the "cIOSCORP v3.4 installer" text, in brackets the text "Original installer by icefireicefire".
2. So far, it hasn't caused any bricks, and if it did, it wouldn't be your fault. Everyone would just blame me, as it's my cIOSCORP that's its installing. If anybody blames you, just direct them to me. But then again, any modification comes with absolutely no warranty, so if someone bricks their wii, the only person they have to blame is themself.
3. Surely, if someone else is using your product, and giving you credit, it must be good, and doing it's job properly.
Thanks for making the installer, icefireicefire. It does its job just fine.
Not unless someone broke the terms of the GPL with regards to that particular released product. You can relicense stuff under another license, but you can't unlicense a work released under the GPL; if so, the GPL would be quite impotent.icefireicefire said:[...] and GPL you *can* revoke (just not on older versions).
Rule 11icefireicefire said:1. its not legal to do that, and worse with credits, as it proves you know that.da_letter_a said:1. I gave you full credit for the installer, so it's technically not classed as stealing. Go read the cIOSCORP v3.x readme, the "Credits" section. I've even given credits to you in the installer itself. You'll see in the banner, after the "cIOSCORP v3.4 installer" text, in brackets the text "Original installer by icefireicefire".
2. So far, it hasn't caused any bricks, and if it did, it wouldn't be your fault. Everyone would just blame me, as it's my cIOSCORP that's its installing. If anybody blames you, just direct them to me. But then again, any modification comes with absolutely no warranty, so if someone bricks their wii, the only person they have to blame is themself.
3. Surely, if someone else is using your product, and giving you credit, it must be good, and doing it's job properly.
Thanks for making the installer, icefireicefire. It does its job just fine.
2. I've gotten blamed for stuff less likely than this before. Also, the code fails.
3. no, it just must be the easiest solution for someone lazy.
Also, its not open source, and GPL you *can* revoke (just not on older versions).
HAHAHA DISREGARD THAT, I SUCK COCKS