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He could have ask a friend to apply the exploit, is a matter of responsibility because you need proofs to support your statements. What would happen if the expl
by aaossa 10y ago
He could have ask a friend to apply the exploit, is a matter of responsibility because you need proofs to support your statements. What would happen if the exploit is not real and he called it out incorrectly?
- icebraining 10y agoThe author stated that a proof of concept was released. This is a verifiably true fact. Nowhere was it claimed it worked, and in fact that's quite clear by the "unconfirmed" in the title and the "[w]e have not confirmed if this exploit works" in the first paragraph.
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- magnetic 10y agoProbably nothing of importance.
- lawl 10y agoHoly shit mate, this is one fucking dude blogging on the console hacking scene. This isn't some fucking news organization. He called out nothing incorrectly, he said there's this stuff circulating that I think seems credible because of blah, but we don't know. He told you the facts and his opinion on them.
- aaossa 10y agoI know it @lawl, I was also expressing my opinion. You don't have to be so aggressive to do the same.
- lawl 10y agoWasn't supposed to be agressive, just wanted to make sure It's clear I completely disagree with you. Sorry if that came off as agressive, that certainly wasn't the intention.