Why we don't release high profile modifications

[AlphaWolf]

In case any of you haven't noticed (I Just barely did about a few minutes ago) the nozkt mod that some nameless person here heroicly released to everybody who he thought it was "entitled" to, is now for sale on the commercial DSS hacking market. If we haven't cought DirecTVs attention yet, its bound to come.

And people still wonder why these modifications are kept low profile? Now some moron is selling these modifications that people made for free for a huge profit.

[mrblack51]

to the naysayers who suggest that the modification should be/was made public because it is being sold by that certain individual, i have some news:

The modification was NOT being sold on the open market until
AFTER that certain individual had their case of "feeling entitled"/"wanting to be mister big wang"/whatever.

[bronco13]

Alpha, I've said it before and I say it again. On this point I fully concur. We should stay as far away from DTV stuff as possible.

Especially when jd and others are so close...

Meanwhile, did anyone see this month's issue of CPU (computer power user magazine)? There's an article on how 321 Studios is taking on (in court) that Digital Millennium whatchyamahooser. Pretty cool stuff.

[morethanthis]

Originally posted by mrblack51
The modification was NOT being sold on the open market until
AFTER that certain individual had their case of "feeling entitled"/"wanting to be mister big wang"/whatever.


Perhaps that individual IS the dealer. :(

[DTV4Life]

what mods are you talking about?

[JJBliss]

Originally posted by DTV4Life
what mods are you talking about?


I guess it's not that high profile, now is it......



:D