Hacking What happened to the web dstt?

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Maybe they have no idea that their site isn't working?
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I actually suspect that they are probably updating it or something.
 
Noooo! Why do they have to go after specific cards, if they want to stop people using flashcarts it would be easier to actually release a firmware update that prevents use of them. Anyway, what do they expect to happen if they take down the website? Devs are already making their own homebrew loaders etc..

On a happier note, if anyone really needs to access the website use archive.org
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jtp10181 said:
Try to view a cached snapshot of the page via google

http://74.125.95.132/search?sourceid=navcl...%2Fndstt.com%2F

Get an error saying the snapshop was taken down

http://www.chillingeffects.org/notice.cgi?sID=10026

Looks like Nintendo is going after the DSTT and had thier website shut down.

I'm not buying that this was a takedown by Nintendo.

The only evidence we have is that the Google cache of ndstt.com is unavailable, presumably do to a DMCA takedown. The link to the complaint page says the complaint is unavailable at this time, so we don't know who issued it.

Personally... I wouldn't be surprised if the DSTT team themselves issued the takedown to keep the site out of Google's cache in an attempt at thwarting cloners setting up fake DSTT sites.

John
 
jruschme said:
jtp10181 said:
Try to view a cached snapshot of the page via google

http://74.125.95.132/search?sourceid=navcl...%2Fndstt.com%2F

Get an error saying the snapshop was taken down

http://www.chillingeffects.org/notice.cgi?sID=10026

Looks like Nintendo is going after the DSTT and had thier website shut down.

I'm not buying that this was a takedown by Nintendo.

The only evidence we have is that the Google cache of ndstt.com is unavailable, presumably do to a DMCA takedown. The link to the complaint page says the complaint is unavailable at this time, so we don't know who issued it.

Personally... I wouldn't be surprised if the DSTT team themselves issued the takedown to keep the site out of Google's cache in an attempt at thwarting cloners setting up fake DSTT sites.

John


I second this. It sounds logical that DSTT would do that to stop clones from being sold.
 
are you sure you can't access it? cause my computer can open the website and i can still download stuff from ndstt.com
 

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