Hacking Wii U Hacking & Homebrew Discussion

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There's currently only ONE kernel exploit, and also you should stop asking people who didn't make the exploit to release it ^^. It's not their decision :).
I didn't ask him to release anything (cause I know it is not his to release) I asked why would it be bad if it got released... Also I recall Marionumber1 said he has two working k-exploits one fully developed and one semi-developed...
 
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And how exactly do you achieve that?
There always be possible for Nintendo to patch stuff when exploit goes public.
tbn nintendo will likely drop any wiiu patching as soon as the nx is released like they did for the wii, unlike sony and microsoft nintendo imideately stops suporting the previous console as the release date is met.
 
tbn nintendo will likely drop any wiiu patching as soon as the nx is released like they did for the wii, unlike sony and microsoft nintendo imideately stops suporting the previous console as the release date is met.
Iirc they released 1.4.5 for the DSi a year after 3DS launch just to screw over flashcarts and anyone who want to install sudokuhax. You could expect them to continue plugging exploits for a while after NX launches
 
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aaaaaand my point was missed once again, because not many people here know how to read

you see, the entire point isn't to keep it away for our health, it's to preserve it so it doesn't get patched and we lose yet another one.

Also, only I can take credit for pushing Marionumber1 to release 5.3.2, so don't go and tell me that I "leave" you guys in the dust.
Ok, then Marionumber1 will leave us in the dust. :P
Seriously, if you didn't release it, Nintendo won't patch, that way it won't be out forever!
 
tbn nintendo will likely drop any wiiu patching as soon as the nx is released like they did for the wii, unlike sony and microsoft nintendo imideately stops suporting the previous console as the release date is met.
They just gave up on the Wii because everything was screwed, a shitload of way of hacking it (LetterBomb, Bannerbomb if FW was lower, Lego games haxs, YuGiOh hax, smash bros hax, Tales Of Symphonia Hax...) the poor console was all wide open ready to get raped in the end x)
 
They just gave up on the Wii because everything was screwed, a shitload of way of hacking it (LetterBomb, Bannerbomb if FW was lower, Lego games haxs, YuGiOh hax, smash bros hax, Tales Of Symphonia Hax...) the poor console was all wide open ready to get raped in the end x)
Well, in the end they did secure the wii... By removing the usb ports and sd slot on the last initeration of the console. That was their "lets see you hack this".
 
Well, in the end they did secure the wii... By removing the usb ports and sd slot on the last initeration of the console. That was their "lets see you hack this".
Yeah, too much to fix on the regular Wii, so they made a useless version of the console :D. Even for regular use, a Wii Mini without SD, WiFi, Gamecube capabilities is like a brick, or a book holder.
 
Doubt it. He hasnt done anything illegal

I don't know what jurisduction he is in, but in the "land of the free" a lot of bogus charges are drummed up, with decades of combined jail time, then the prosecution gives you a day or two to mull over a plea bargain, where you plead guilty to a lesser charge, or risk having your life taken away by a clueless jury ("peers" doesn't mean "peers" as in people with the same level of subject matter expertise you have). Prosecution doesn't care about anything else but their own "conviction rate", and that includes whether you're actually guilty of a real crime or not. You can ask for instance Aaron Swartz all about this legal blackmail technique... oh no, you can't anymore. "liberty and justice for all" my behind.

Anyway, enough ranting. It would be nice if we could somehow get a credible update on what's going on right now with hykem and if he needs our support (not just financially, also letter writing campaigns, etc. organized through grassroot platforms). I know his last contribution to WiiUBrew was Feb 29 and he used to be very active there.
 
I don't know what jurisduction he is in, but in the "land of the free" a lot of bogus charges are drummed up, with decades of combined jail time, then the prosecution gives you a day or two to mull over a plea bargain, where you plead guilty to a lesser charge, or risk having your life taken away by a clueless jury ("peers" doesn't mean "peers" as in people with the same level of subject matter expertise you have). Prosecution doesn't care about anything else but their own "conviction rate", and that includes whether you're actually guilty of a real crime or not. You can ask for instance Aaron Swartz all about this legal blackmail technique... oh no, you can't anymore. "liberty and justice for all" my behind.

Anyway, enough ranting. It would be nice if we could somehow get a credible update on what's going on right now with hykem and if he needs our support (not just financially, also letter writing campaigns, etc. organized through grassroot platforms). I know his last contribution to WiiUBrew was Feb 29 and he used to be very active there.

Absolutely this, it's a sick system. Even if a company is completely in the wrong, they can bully the "small guy" with all their money and drag him through a very drawn out and very EXPENSIVE legal battle just to squash him under expenses until he gives up before getting justice.

For most hobbyists, this is not a feasible battle to fight, not worth trashing your life over even when the big company is wrong. They can damage you too much, simply because they have enough money to do so.
 
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Absolutely this, it's a sick system. Even if a company is completely in the wrong, they can bully the "small guy" with all their money and drag him through a very drawn out and very EXPENSIVE legal battle just to squash him under expenses until he gives up before getting justice.

For most hobbyists, this is not a feasible battle to fight, not worth trashing your life over even when the big company is wrong. They can damage you too much, simply because they have enough money to do so.
That's exactly what happened with the guys behind GTA5 multiplayer mods
 
Everything is so strange,
I don't know what jurisduction he is in, but in the "land of the free" a lot of bogus charges are drummed up, with decades of combined jail time, then the prosecution gives you a day or two to mull over a plea bargain, where you plead guilty to a lesser charge, or risk having your life taken away by a clueless jury ("peers" doesn't mean "peers" as in people with the same level of subject matter expertise you have). Prosecution doesn't care about anything else but their own "conviction rate", and that includes whether you're actually guilty of a real crime or not. You can ask for instance Aaron Swartz all about this legal blackmail technique... oh no, you can't anymore. "liberty and justice for all" my behind.

Anyway, enough ranting. It would be nice if we could somehow get a credible update on what's going on right now with hykem and if he needs our support (not just financially, also letter writing campaigns, etc. organized through grassroot platforms). I know his last contribution to WiiUBrew was Feb 29 and he used to be very active there.

Devs are hiding what really happened to him and especially how it goes now the project is to be canceled or not. He lost all work or not. We can wait a thing that will never happen or not.
 
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