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It all started when Travis La Marr used his @exiva Twitter account to tweet the key sequence and challenged @TheKevinButler to "Come at me." Butler confused it for a Battleship reference and retweeted the entire code:
Lemme guess... you sank my Battleship? RT @exiva: 46 DC EA D3 17 FE 45 D8 09 23 EB 97 E4 95 64 10 D4 CD B2 C2 Come at me, @TheKevinButler

It's rather ironic that this happened just after we learned that Sony is threatening to sue anybody posting or distributing the jailbreak code for its PlayStation 3 gaming console. The electronics giant even demanded that a federal judge order Google and Twitter to surrender details of those involved. It looks like this time Sony won't have to go to the courts; the company can just check its own marketing department.
in before techspot gets sued for reposting it
oh shi-
good one!
^ SONY employee
LOL...getting better every day!
Down goes the Yamato.
Someone is so getting fired.
Epic fail....Very funny though.
Faiiiil.
Would it be fair to challenge Sony to go a full week without making itself look stupid or petulant?
lol fail idd xD
This is the funniest thing I'll see all day.
OH THE IRONY! ![]()
I guess he doesn't know hex code when he sees it
I guess he doesn't know hex code when he sees it
opps niether can I XD
Well there should be a couple of job openings @ Sony now. ![]()
That's golden, guess Sony now has to serve a subpoena on itself.
do the editors know they just gave the code sequence to milions of people #come at me
Can't wait to see how Sony shoots itself in the foot, THIS time.
If you can't beat them, join them? Maybe that's Sony's new approach.
what a *******
do the editors know they just gave the code sequence to milions of people #come at me
That's not the actual code GeoHot made. I know this because one of my friends has the code...and this isn't it. Engadget and Techspt are a little smarter than that, lol.
That's not the actual code GeoHot made. I know this because one of my friends has the code...and this isn't it. Engadget and Techspt are a little smarter than that, lol.
Bamm, now Sony wants your IP address and your indentity, I imagine Sony agents will be knocking down your door any time now......
Lol.
Though I wonder how hard they'll try to keep that key off the internet.
Everyone knows that's impossible.
Can I repost the key here in the comments section???
Sony are jokes BTW.
That's not the actual code GeoHot made. I know this because one of my friends has the code...and this isn't it. Engadget and Techspt are a little smarter than that, lol.
Bamm, now Sony wants your IP address and your indentity, I imagine Sony agents will be knocking down your door any time now......
I'm not the one that has it, though I would be pleased to answer the door and talk to them. I have a lot to say to them...they won't get the info they came for, but they'll get plenty of other info :P
Does it matter the keys are everywhere on google, if anything he was calling them out...epic
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