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Comments on ‘Flash flaw may prompt Wii to 'hang'’Tuesday 24th July 2007 14:59 GMT
Had that happen yesterday
Eric • Tuesday 24th July 2007 16:18 GMT
But I wasn't watching video, I was looking at houses on realtor.com with their flash player. Has to unplug the console from the wall, what a pain. The console's reset button didn't even work! Who the hell cares?!
Joe K • Tuesday 24th July 2007 17:59 GMT
This is news? That a duff site might crash your browser? So just frigging reboot and don't go back to that site, hardly like its ripping your bank details. "venerability" my arse. I notice that Symantec are sniffing around the lampost, obviously desperately hoping a virus comes out on the Wii/PS3 so they can flog some more crappy software. Eh?
Fraser • Tuesday 24th July 2007 18:23 GMT
What sort of sad loser wants to carry out a DOS attack on a games console? Who tipped off Symantec..
James Pickett • Tuesday 24th July 2007 19:19 GMT
..Microsoft? Amused how making a Wii crash is headline news, while anything MS that didn't crash would be equally amazing... Is this the first vulnerability found for the Wii?
Anonymous Coward • Tuesday 24th July 2007 21:28 GMT
If so, it took a hell of a lot longer than it did to find one on the iPhone. :) No surprise
A J Stiles • Wednesday 25th July 2007 07:33 GMT
Yawn. Another piece of closed-source software, another vulnerability, blah blah. What the hell is it going to take before governments impose a simple OUTRIGHT BAN on closed-source software? Wake me up when it happens. Is that it?
alistair millington • Wednesday 25th July 2007 08:58 GMT
The only thing that crashes on the Wii is an add on for viewing certain file types on certain web pages. Which not many people would actually care about when web browsing. People cope with Windows and all of it's myriad of problems and they still sell consoles and operating systems. So I still can't see a reason not to buy the console. Cheap, healthy (you played the tennis?), cheerful, addictive. Yeah? Well..
Anonymous Coward • Wednesday 25th July 2007 11:13 GMT
Use Linux or OSX instead! HA HA HA *snort* Picard rules Shatner drools! Oh, and M$ sucks! Yeah! Just kidding, seems to be the standard response to all internet stories these days. I finally got my hands on a Wii and was a little annoyed to find that the coveted browsing capability was a priced add on. Not so much because I didn't have the 5 bucks (I did) but because Opera's site regarding their Wii partnership still says it's free. However, I ponied up and it works fairly nicely, though I'm still waiting for a Wiiboard to use instead of the shakey point/click/type method now. I do have to say I was wondering how one "upgrades" the browser on a regular basis via this thing though. I have a similar problem with my WinCE phone where IE updates are still a head scratcher. 3rd party apps are no big deal, but I'll be damned if I can upgrade WMP or IE as needed. I'm guessing I'm going to run into similar problems with content players on the Wii. The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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