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[pixel]

Now there, I'm seeing like 10 different threads talking about the same thing. Maybe it would be time to create a separate forum for it, since it seems to be attracting so much people at the same time.



Ho, by the way, did anybody try to hit that browser with crafted jpeg/pngs ?

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[xfluxlab]

another thread....

[mrbrown]

[IceBerg]

Well good ideas can come from chatter, but a general areay seperate from the dev would be good, then have the actual developers the only ones that can post in the dev are but open for others to read. Once the newness of the PSP wears off the noise will die down too.

[ooPo]

How about actively locking duplicate threads and pointing people to already ongoing discussions?

I agree, though... this is getting insane.

[pdc]

[ooPo]

I don't like locking at all, but when every elbow with an opinion opens a new thread so he can say whatever he thinks is important we get far too much noise. At least by locking we can keep it in one place. A new topic should only be made if a new topic is being discussed. That's simple logic.

Adding a new forum wouldn't help much as people use the 'show new posts' link which will be flooded regardless of where the posts are.

That said, I'm open to other suggestions before I even think of doing anything like moving and locking. :)

[ooPo]

There, two forums. Enjoy!

[Pollux]

[Cogboy]

if you were to restrict posting rights, then i would like to see a sticky announcement in the restricted forums giving anyone who is truely interested the chance to send a pm proving their interest and ability to be part of a productive discussion.

[sinigord]

Found this posted elsewhere... it definately works.

You need to have Wipeout Pure to make this work!

1. Go the main menu of your PSP
2. Go over to Settings
3. Scroll down to Network Settings and Press X
4. Select Infrastructure Mode
5. Select New Connection
6. I suggest naming the connection: "Web Browsing" or something like that. That way you can use another connection for the rest of your online games.
7. Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
8. Select the Scan option and let it pick up your WLAN settings.
9. Once it picks up a connect, Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
10. Select Custom for the Address Settings
11. Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
12. Leave IP Address Setting on Automatic
13. Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
14. Select Manual for your DNS Setting
15. Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
16. Enter in 67.171.70.72 as your Primary DNS and just leave the Secondary DNS blank
17. Double check and make sure that you entered the DNS numbers in correctly
18. Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
19. Select "Do Not Use" for your Proxy Server settings
20. Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
21. Push the Right Direction Key to go to the next menu
22. Push the X button to save your settings
23. Do a quick test of the connection to make sure it's working correctly
24. Launch Wipeout Pure and go to the Download option in the main menu
25. Select the name of the new connection you just made, connect, and enjoy browsing the internet on your PSP.

Have Fun!

[pfer1984]

hi from spain.

Is that DNS server down? I doesnot work for me. If I run it from my localhost and it works. But I'd like to run it from my university. Thanks

[Kamilion]

elsewhere, eh? Maybe here?
http://www.ps2newz.net/forums/showthread.php?t=34730