Homebrew just a theory.

[ItsKipz]

wow I really didn't think it was possible to brick using homebrew apps since I hardly enter the homebrew munu

I was only kidding because of what someone posted before me

That's the thing, having a9lh makes using things safer because of the brick protection.

 

[BADDINOROX99]

That's the thing, having a9lh makes using things safer because of the brick protection.

tru..eventually everyone will be on a9lh for one reason or another

 

[Quantumcat]

thats called failing to know the risk of your activity.

No it's not. The alternative is following a guide that uses a safety harness, with this one being marketed to people that are too scared to use a harness.

 

[DrasticGray]

too scared to use a harness.

Well put. people seem to think that it's safer if they don't use A9LH when it's quite the opposite.

 

[Prot8toPot8to_]

tbh i think tunip is baiting us i think its safe to say that now

 

[TimX24968B]

Well put. people seem to think that it's safer if they don't use A9LH when it's quite the opposite.

Its the whole a9lh process that seems riskier, but that is the riskiest part of the whole thing is the process. The other way may seem to have less risks to a noob, but it has many more risks which are unforseen by those people.

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Blaming the OP is like blaming gun manufacturers for a psycho going on a killing spree.

that sounds like what its like being a democrat. (please dont yell at me for that) People don't understand that there is no pure "100% brickproof" way to go, but they want the comfort that they will have a fallback if something goes wrong in the process, not after it. I think thats the only real reason some people are legitimately afraid of installing A9LH, (switching from a current setup, such as emunand, is a different story which takes into account the necessity of needing a9lh for their needs.)