Not a bad edition. Not sure what the music headlines have to do with the rest of the content though. Making some progress, let us see more.
[12/28/11] - HF News |
Dec 28, 2011 09:25 PM
(This post was last modified: Dec 28, 2011 09:25 PM by Grin.)
(Dec 28, 2011 08:26 PM)Oak Wrote:Let's get clear on this... The exploit was an USERLAND exploit. So injection? I don't believe so. Injection is used for bootrom exploits. Also, iPhone Dev Team did almost nothing./ It was pod2g to work on it/And Chronic to integrate it into a tool [patched and updated] for public release. Now... Corona you may want to add is in the BigBoss repository. And since you are giving out iDevice news, you might throw in the big news besides the jailbreak. A LEGAL port of SIRI has been released. Attainable on iHacksrepo, and/or BigBoss's repo. The installer is called Spire. IT takes a while to download. redsn0w 0.9.10b1 [About this] Do not use it. Use b2. b2 fixes the Apple Infinite Boot Logo bug. So you might one to emphasize on this so people don't screw up their iDevices. (Dec 28, 2011 09:20 PM)Insidious. Wrote: Very nice release of the 73rd edition, Sir! You really organized everything and I'm glad I could help and everything. I'm glad that everyone is satisfied with the new contents being added to the HF News. That is a bit of a jump don't ya think, saying that 'everyone' is satisfied? I think it is better, but I am not satisfied with it. However, I am glad he took in my suggestion to reorganize the news by related content so it does not look all just thrown together. 
If anyone complains about this weeks edition than they're obviously lying.
Great job team. (Dec 28, 2011 09:29 PM)(e1usive)D3viant Wrote: That is a bit of a jump don't ya think, saying that 'everyone' is satisfied? I think it is better, but I am not satisfied with it. However, I am glad he took in my suggestion to reorganize the news by related content so it does not look all just thrown together. Well, majority of all who have posted on this thread. It's not a big jump as I was speaking in this point of time. I have yet to see the rest of the feedback. Though, some think it's "immature" or "childish", but the funny thing is... There are comics in the New York Times and many more popular newspapers. (Dec 28, 2011 09:34 PM)Insidious. Wrote: Well, majority of all who have posted on this thread. It's not a big jump as I was speaking in this point of time. I have yet to see the rest of the feedback. Though, some think it's "immature" or "childish", but the funny thing is... There are comics in the New York Times and many more popular newspapers. Yeah, but they are good comics, sometimes.  (Dec 28, 2011 09:34 PM)Insidious. Wrote: Well, majority of all who have posted on this thread. It's not a big jump as I was speaking in this point of time. I have yet to see the rest of the feedback. Though, some think it's "immature" or "childish", but the funny thing is... There are comics in the New York Times and many more popular newspapers. Yeah but most of those comics aren't really that funny, they're political cartoons or comics made by aspiring artists, and usually contain a professional tone to their humor. I liked the comics in the news though, even though I've seen them both. //:User beauty = new User();
Great edition, I love the new additions.
Error: Spoiler (Click to View) (Dec 28, 2011 09:41 PM)Beauty Wrote: Yeah but most of those comics aren't really that funny, they're political cartoons or comics made by aspiring artists, and usually contain a professional tone to their humor. Well, think about it. Are we gonna post comics related to something not related to hacking or Hack Forums itself? New York Times does political cartoons, and other things like that because well, for one they want to really professional considering they are one of the most read newspapers. They also sometimes relate it to their MAIN subject of that newspaper. So, our comics are kinda Hack Forums relevant, and they also have a little twist. (Dec 28, 2011 09:52 PM)Insidious. Wrote: Well, think about it. Are we gonna post comics related to something not related to hacking or Hack Forums itself? New York Times does political cartoons, and other things like that because well, for one they want to really professional considering they are one of the most read newspapers. They also sometimes relate it to their MAIN subject of that newspaper. So, our comics are kinda Hack Forums relevant, and they also have a little twist. Yes they are somewhat related to hacking x3 I'm hoping to get a custom made comic setup on the Tribune, I'm currently looking for an artist. //:User beauty = new User();
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