Posted by Wyatt Epp on Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:52:00 EST in
In which I attempt to factually document the events leading up to the circumvention of Sony's Playstation 3 access controls and some of the fallout. Patches welcome. Updated: 2011-03-18
Legitimatising homebrew development isn't a bad idea at first blush, but there are caveats that are unlikely to kill the (mostly antagonistic) relationship that now exists between those who create and those who are (not) paid for it.
@Brian Deal with Microsoft Just correctly adhering to USB HID would probably be plenty. r n r n@Brad Works natively in Linux, too. : r n r n@Axel There are, yes. I detest pretty much everything about how the 360 controller feels. The weight is wrong, the shape is wrong, ...
Huh, I wasn 't really aware it wasn 't released yet. It 's certainly been available in my package manager for a few months. r n r n I 'm estimating the first snide comment about the recent lay-offs and Steambox is a sham idea will come within two hours. ...
This is fantastic thank you for sharing. If you don 't mind my asking, do you have any of the data about your research publibly available I 'd be very interested in seeing your spreadsheet of STG classification at the very least, if not your dissertation in its entirety currently ...
The TV runs Linux. The tablet runs Linux or a weird BSD stepchild . The controller uses the HID standard Or a driver just gets written for it because people decide to do that. Like with the Dual Shock 3, the Kinect, and the PS2 trance vibrator Have you seen ...
Seeing as this is a Best of 2012 article now, I feel it remiss to not have any mention at all of Haxe in this conversation. r n r nIt 's fast, better even than AS3, and lets you target JS and Flash, and C , and several other things ...
This is all solid advice and I have to thank you for summarising my own intuitions so thoroughly here. I sincerely wish these were all things we could take for granted as well-understood in our discipline, but experience in the field shows this to not be the case. r n ...
