Hackers are unstoppable

If for some reason you haven't heard about the recent PS3 hacks, this is what happened: a guy named George Hotz,  Geohot, broke through the security encryption on the PS3. Now Sony is having a hard time trying to undo this mess,  people started playing pirated games, unlocking trophies illegally, cheating at Call of Duty, and basically being general F*$&&#$^&#&$s to Sony (yes thats a real word google it).

Sony filed a temporary restraining order against Geohot, which the courts have recently approved. Hotz also has been given ten days to turn in all his computers, hard drives, and miscellaneous hacker-type things to the court.

In an effort to curb stomp the rest of the hackers (or just break thier hacking fingers ) a security patch has been issued to the PS3's firmware.

Score one for Sony. What's this? Less than twenty-four hours after the firmware was released, it was hacked. hackers win again.

you actually googled it didnt you
info source cheatcc.com

black ops the big spray

As if Treyarch didn't have enough to celebrate, Call of Duty: Black Ops has reached a major milestone According to The Numbers Mason, Treyarch's online tally keeper, players have fired 1.11 trillion shots since the game's launch. Aside from the fact that it's sold more copies than its predecessor, and broken records for all forms of entertainment, including film,

  other statistics : cars destroyed (994,665,956), times players ran around the Earth (129,069), and Tomahawk Bankshots (28,494.020). Treyarch seems to have  a winning formula with Black Ops