Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN

Re:Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN by vipivip on Tuesday April 26, 2011 @04:30PM (#2487050)

Sad day, what's next for playstation owners Sony?

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Re:Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN by marshray on Tuesday April 26, 2011 @05:03PM (#2487219)

Ordinarily I'd just say reformat it and install Linux, but....

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Re:Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN by vipivip on Tuesday April 26, 2011 @05:10PM (#2487239)

Linux installation is easy piece of cake to HN audience, but nightmare to normal people.

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Re:Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN by ilconsigliere on Tuesday April 26, 2011 @05:32PM (#2487311)

Sony yanked linux support from PS3s after thousands of users had already paid for it. Tally that in the "Reasons to no longer support Sony" column.

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Re:Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN by chrischen on Tuesday April 26, 2011 @05:37PM (#2487333)

Somewhat untrue. You could still use linux, but just not in combination with continued (free) PSN access.

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Re:Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN by marshray on Tuesday April 26, 2011 @05:52PM (#2487380)

That was the theory anyway. Now we don't have PSN access either.

We kept the family PS3 patched-up in good faith. Is there now a reasonable way for me to install Linux?

Seriously, the kids are probably moving to Xbox and I have some supercomputing I'd like to do.

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Re:Sony: All personal data stolen from PSN by ra on Wednesday April 27, 2011 @06:06AM (#2488949)

I'd like to know this too... I assume that now the keys have been discovered, PS3 should be fully retaskable?

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