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[n00b-xda-disciple]

Well...without sounding like a geek...Spiderman/Peter Parker...typical teenager...a bit geeky and bullied....gets bitten by a radioactive spider and gains some abilities...attempts to use them for personal gain, resulting in a terrible tragedy which teaches him an awesome lesson of "With great power, comes great responsibility!" Spends his life trying to make up for that mistake always trying to do the right thing no matter what...as it is his responsibility now. Along the way comes many of typical life problems that he has to deal with as well as getting his ass handed to him every now and then...but he always gets back up.
I think he is one of the best role models for kids today....and also let's not forget his ability to joke when faced with great danger.

Hmmm....still sounds too geeky

Lol nah it doesn't sound too geeky. Spider-man is awsome!

 

[13druber]

50 yrs old here. Married 27 years 1 son who is 26. I run a little store in a little town.

 

[n00b-xda-disciple]

25yrs old(couple weeks until my birthday) construction/contract work since I was 14. My grandfather that I miss terribly taught me how to build fences, love you papa.. Family of Fence builders here for 4-5 generations.

 

[bilgerryan]

correction i guess im the only 19 year old dude in college that interacts in the forums whats up other 19-20 year olds why aren't you on here socializing

A lot of people will only speak up if they have issues.

 

[erikalin]

Well...without sounding like a geek...Spiderman/Peter Parker...typical teenager...a bit geeky and bullied....gets bitten by a radioactive spider and gains some abilities...attempts to use them for personal gain, resulting in a terrible tragedy which teaches him an awesome lesson of "With great power, comes great responsibility!" Spends his life trying to make up for that mistake always trying to do the right thing no matter what...as it is his responsibility now. Along the way comes many of typical life problems that he has to deal with as well as getting his ass handed to him every now and then...but he always gets back up.
I think he is one of the best role models for kids today....and also let's not forget his ability to joke when faced with great danger.

Hmmm....still sounds too geeky

Oh it's pretty geeky but nice. I love it.

Sent from my U.S. Verizon HTC One M8.

 

[bilgerryan]

Oh it's pretty geeky but nice. I love it.

Sent from my U.S. Verizon HTC One M8.

Also this might give you more insight into your friendly neighborhood moderator- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2013463

 

[erikalin]

Also this might give you more insight into your friendly neighborhood moderator- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2013463

Right. :good: I know TPR and ran it for a while. I had never asked about Spidey. Glad I asked.

 

[bilgerryan]

Well...without sounding like a geek...Spiderman/Peter Parker...typical teenager...a bit geeky and bullied....gets bitten by a radioactive spider and gains some abilities...attempts to use them for personal gain, resulting in a terrible tragedy which teaches him an awesome lesson of "With great power, comes great responsibility!" Spends his life trying to make up for that mistake always trying to do the right thing no matter what...as it is his responsibility now. Along the way comes many of typical life problems that he has to deal with as well as getting his ass handed to him every now and then...but he always gets back up.
I think he is one of the best role models for kids today....and also let's not forget his ability to joke when faced with great danger.

Hmmm....still sounds too geeky

But how do you really feel?

 

[KennyG123]

Also this might give you more insight into your friendly neighborhood moderator- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2013463

Or pull out the Hot Tub Time Machine and check out my first Android love: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1588683

 

[bilgerryan]

Or pull out the Hot Tub Time Machine and check out my first Android love: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1588683

I'd have to go back to the EVO Shift for mine. The first thing I ever did was port PapaSmurf151's SmurfMod9 ROM.

 

[kenjesse]

First thing I ever hacked other than a computer was my Palm Pilot.

 

[bilgerryan]

First thing I ever hacked other than a computer was my Palm Pilot.

I hacked my Blackberries, but there wasn't much to them. Got an Android and never looked back.

 

[Chad The Pathfinder]

My first rooted device was my wife's Samsung Transform. It was fun until I bricked it. Then it hit a hammer in my garage...

BTW, I still have a copy of SmurfMod9 on my external hard drive.

 

[n00b-xda-disciple]

First device I hacked was a LG Optimus V. Indestructible phone, screen never cracked(accidentally ran it over with my Honda in the yard.. Never broke lol) Eventually the battery started to go bad though. The information is everywhere now, but I also like hacking wii's, psp's, and Xboxes. I want to eventualy hack a Wii U; I have to buy one first.

 

[bilgerryan]

My first rooted device was my wife's Samsung Transform. It was fun until I bricked it. Then it hit a hammer in my garage...

BTW, I still have a copy of SmurfMod9 on my external hard drive.

Pretty sure I don't have any of my stuff from EVO Shift... Hard Drive crash and DevHost's download policy have probably eradicated them.

 

[JoHnNYBlaZE716]

First device I hacked was a LG Optimus V. Indestructible phone, screen never cracked(accidentally ran it over with my Honda in the yard.. Never broke lol) Eventually the battery started to go bad though. The information is everywhere now, but I also like hacking wii's, psp's, and Xboxes. I want to eventualy hack a Wii U; I have to buy one first.

You say you like to hack game systems? What are the benefits of hacking an Xbox? I have an Xbox 360 and an Xbox one, what could I profit from hacking them?

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag261/Droid716/IMG_20140615_114712_zpsf390205f.jpg

 

[bilgerryan]

You say you like to hack game systems? What are the benefits of hacking an Xbox? I have an Xbox 360 and an Xbox one, what could I profit from hacking them?

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag261/Droid716/IMG_20140615_114712_zpsf390205f.jpg

I know on the Wii you could burn a game .ISO file onto a blank DVD and be able to play it, along with some other fun stuff.

 

[n00b-xda-disciple]

You say you like to hack game systems? What are the benefits of hacking an Xbox? I have an Xbox 360 and an Xbox one, what could I profit from hacking them?

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag261/Droid716/IMG_20140615_114712_zpsf390205f.jpg

If you hack a xbox 360 or xbox one... You'll have the "men in black" come to your house if you play online lol. Benefits of the old xbox is you can pop in a cd with old emulator games blah blah and save games to hard drive. On the wii you can save games directly to hard drive with "Configurable USB loader"(very helpful when you got destructive nieces and nephews. You can also get the homebrew channel and create your own stuff or use other people's stuff; kinda like what we do on the android platform. Find a back door, get root access, make modifications blah blah. Im a super nerd, I find doing all of those things very intertaining. It is really hard to crack the newer systems unfortunately.

 

[JoHnNYBlaZE716]

If you hack a xbox 360 or xbox one... Youll have the "men and black" come to your house if you play online lol. Benefits of the old xbox is you can pop in a cd with old emulator games blah blah and save games to hard drive. On the wii you can save games directly to hard drive(very helpful when you got destructive nieces and nephews. You can also get the homebrew channel and create your own stuff or use other people's stuff; kinda like what we do on the android platform. Find a back door, get root access, make modifications blah blah. Im a super nerd, I find doing all of those things very intertaining. It is really hard to crack the newer systems unfortunately.

Lol well I to share your interest in all those 'hacking' areas! It's like my favorite thing in the world to do or to learn. I read about these 'men in black' haha no one wants that. I guess I was just curious to know what perks would come with the hack but I guess the cons are a little more overpowering. Lol I also have a wii in the household maybe I'll do some reading up on how to hack it. Ever since I've figured out how to root my s3 it's been off to the races for me. I didn't even know why I wanted to do it, I just knew I wanted to lol if I have something that's hackable, chances are that I'm gonna try.

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag261/Droid716/IMG_20140615_114712_zpsf390205f.jpg

 

[n00b-xda-disciple]

Lol well I to share your interest in all those 'hacking' areas! It's like my favorite thing in the world to do or to learn. I read about these 'men in black' haha no one wants that. I guess I was just curious to know what perks would come with the hack but I guess the cons are a little more overpowering. Lol I also have a wii in the household maybe I'll do some reading up on how to hack it. Ever since I've figured out how to root my s3 it's been off to the races for me. I didn't even know why I wanted to do it, I just knew I wanted to lol if I have something that's hackable, chances are that I'm gonna try.

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag261/Droid716/IMG_20140615_114712_zpsf390205f.jpg

Buy the lego indiana jones wii game lol There is an exploit I use in the game. You should read up on it, when you get homebrew on your wii you can load your own atari, nes, snes, n64, and playstation one games. Yeah that's right playstation Final Fantasy VII cough cough.