Hacking Message from Hykem as he quits scene

[Mr Objection]

There is a big difference between the system and the isolated cases. Modern "Intellectual Rights" system is Anglo-Saxon "invention". Read Wiki at least. And it was corporate instrument from the very beginning. There is no ethic in "Intellectual Rights" at all. People lived and can live without them for centuries. After all it's not a big problem to monetize ideas by other ways if you need.

People around the world would be killing themselves because of your idea, I made images, and sometimes a f**kin idiot stole them and use them as his. I dont say that being a pirate is bad, but stealing ideas from other people and making money with them is horrible. For examples, those idiots who put ads when you are going to download something, they made something ilegal at sharing content that isnt from them, but they are also getting money with it!

 

[uqbn]

People around the world would be killing themselves because of your idea, I made images, and sometimes a f**kin idiot stole them and use them as his. I dont say that being a pirate is bad, but stealing ideas from other people and making money with them is horrible.

It's your problem, not IR problem. Keep your items secure. Do you have a key for your house?

 

[dubyadud]

It's your problem, not IR problem. Keep your items secure. Do you have a key for your house?

People around the world would be killing themselves because of your idea, I made images, and sometimes a f**kin idiot stole them and use them as his. I dont say that being a pirate is bad, but stealing ideas from other people and making money with them is horrible. For examples, those idiots who put ads when you are going to download something, they made something ilegal at sharing content that isnt from them, but they are also getting money with it!

Can you please settle this somewhere else?

 

[Mr Objection]

It's your problem, not IR problem. Keep your items secure. Do you have a key for your house?

Yes I have a key and an alarm. I have to put photos on facebook because of my work, and other photographers took and use them. It is not my fault, sometimes I can report them and they get banned but others no
*Edit: Sorry, I was just giving my point of view, I wont talk about it anymore. And you have reason, this forum is to discuss about Hykem, not for acting like kids.

 

[Ninja_Carver]

TL;dr anyone?

 

[Logan Pockrus]

TL;dr anyone?

Issues with the law.
Leaving the scene.

/thread

 

[Ninja_Carver]

oh, ok. thanks

 

[Deleted User]

The fall of a legend. It's a shame to see him go.

 

[Logan Pockrus]

The fall of a legend. It's a shame to see him go.

Indeed, it is. But at least we've got several other groups "ready and willing" (or so they say) to release the IOSU exploit. I think the saddest thing here isn't that we lost a developer, though; it's that he lost his life-long passion for reverse engineering.

 

[AboodXD]

Issues with the law.
Leaving the scene.

/thread

LMAO best summarizer ever!

But seriously, goodbye @Hykem, you were truly a legend.

I still remember when @Hykem was doubting that @Exzap would make a Wii U emulator but then in the same week, Cemu was released and @Hykem got roasted.

 

[emuman100]

What make me really sad, assuming the letter is real, is to see somebody so in love with something, a hobby, a career, being shattered by things out of his power, I really feel bad for Hykem, I hope he finds joy in the next thing he decides to follow.

The letter from @Hykem really hit home. He seems like an incredibly intelligent and talented individual with a passion for cryptography and video game consoles. I doubt he would even hurt a fly. Instead of prosecuting him, these companies should be hiring him. He clearly had a passion for what he did and it's passion that changes the world. Perhaps it's not "cool" to have passion, but I can certainly tell you, the world needs more of it. @Hykem, I hope you see this. Thank you for contributing your talent and time for the good of the community. Thank you for having passion! All of the best innovations in recent times have come about because of passion and love, especially in the technology industry. Never stop learning, never stop tinkering, never stop being curious, and never stop being passionate. I appreciate your contributions as well as the other great devs. Thank you for everything.