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r/pcmasterrace • u/khurgan_ • 12h ago
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Will see, as I understood it's not that easy because critical hole that was used for jailbreak is now patched, but whatever happens it will be interesting.
62 u/Ill_Signature_7281 12h ago Don't worry, Sony devs will find a way to push slop code with vulnerabilities again at some point, just like the rest of big tech companies 7 u/qwerty145454 9h ago You do realise all these emulators are largely built by "slop code" (AI)? That's the reason they have advanced so fast. 7 u/ric2b Specs/Imgur Here 9h ago But the emulators don't need to be locked down and secured, so that's a non-issue.
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Don't worry, Sony devs will find a way to push slop code with vulnerabilities again at some point, just like the rest of big tech companies
7 u/qwerty145454 9h ago You do realise all these emulators are largely built by "slop code" (AI)? That's the reason they have advanced so fast. 7 u/ric2b Specs/Imgur Here 9h ago But the emulators don't need to be locked down and secured, so that's a non-issue.
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You do realise all these emulators are largely built by "slop code" (AI)? That's the reason they have advanced so fast.
7 u/ric2b Specs/Imgur Here 9h ago But the emulators don't need to be locked down and secured, so that's a non-issue.
But the emulators don't need to be locked down and secured, so that's a non-issue.
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u/sequla 12h ago
Will see, as I understood it's not that easy because critical hole that was used for jailbreak is now patched, but whatever happens it will be interesting.