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PATREON - Want to support us and have AD FREE podcasts? Then become a Webflailer HERE Welcome to Episode 57 of Webflail with Glenn McWhinney. I first met Glenn in real life at the London Webflow meetup last year and I was pleased he was as nice in person as he is online. Glenn is a seriously experienced Webflower. With over 20 years experience working with the web, he has more recently become a specialist NoCoder using tools like Webflow, Airtable, Integromat, Outseta (+ a bucket load more). He launched TheFlow.agency in 2019 as one of the first NoCode agencies in the UK, NoCodeKids with my good friend Max Haining of 100 Days Of No Code, and, more recently, Live The Flow Life - a community and Wized course (although more courses to come).The failures we'll talk about today are:Wanting to find a Co-founderPushing to make something happen doesn't mean you shouldHolding too tightly to thingsLINKS FOR GLENN

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In this week's episode; i sit down with Daniel aka FLOW from the podcast formerly known as Raza Stand. We talk about how he got into podcasting, his love for history; we talk some sports, music and los angeles. We also get into chicano topics and such. You can find FLOW and all of his podcast media at https://instabio.cc/THEFLOW. Give him a follow! Thank you to Flow for coming on the podcast and sharing your knowledge! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ulyssis-ramos5/message

The legendary PS3 Toolset has been updated, now officially supporting firmware 4.89 and having many more under-the-hood tweaks to improve the experience further for anyone using it. We also take a bit of a look at PicoBoot, a brand new development for the GameCube using the Raspberry Pi Pico, as I share my own experiences installing and using it. We even get political this episode, discussing Japan's task force dedicated towards video game preservation! TheFloW open sources his own bd-jb implementation, Apollo Save Tool gets a port on the Vita, and even the PS1 gets some love with Stealth Unlocker!

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Just like the Nintendo console, Tempcast 64 although ambitious proves to be underwhelming in terms of the content it provides. Sure, we have some cool scene news like Pokemon BDSP leaking, as well as the PS2 emulator PCSX2 hitting an important milestone. The PS5 also got "hacked", twice, and we explain in quite poor technical detail why this isn't going to affect the very young hacking scene any time soon. However, this episode is bogged down by a couple nonsense opinion pieces. Do you want to hear even MORE bickering about the GTA Trilogy "Definitive" edition? You picked the right episode, there's at least 30 minutes of it here. There's a couple of other topics we talked about but I'm too lazy to write them in the description creatively, so just check out the timestamps if there's anything that interests you. 0:00 - Intro 2:16 - PS5 Hacked Twice by TheFlow and failoverfl0w 7:06 - Pokemon BDSP Leaked 14:40 - GTA Trilogy "Definitive" Edition 27:55 - PCSX2 can now play every PS2 game (except one...) 30:55 - MGS 2 and 3 delisted 33:58 - Steam Deck delayed 35:51 - Outro 36:34 - Secret post credits scene

In this week's episode, we discuss the achievements in the handheld console hacking scene; specifically, two notorious ports which have been released recently. Sonic 1 and 2 (2013) received an unofficial Switch port, as well as Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas getting a WIP port on the PlayStation Vita (done by the legendary TheFlow none the less). We also discuss the recent court proceedings in the EU concerning geoblocking games by Valve and other publishers. Finally, we touch upon the recent report that Valve might be working on new games and why this isn't actually real news.

It looks like the start of 2021 in the homebrew scene seems to be full of ports, ports, and more ports! TheFloW teases a Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas port to the PlayStation Vita, and we see Grand Theft Auto 3 show up on another console: The Wii U! Sonic CD's Android build got ported to Switch, and we even got a new map ported to the original Xbox's version of Star Wars Battlefront 2. One of the biggest developments here is the release of Baryon Sweeper for the PSP, a Pandora's Battery emulator which seems to unbrick PSP-3000 models for the first time ever! OPL finally reached the 1.0.0 milestone release. Oh, and a prototype game was not only finished but also released, because why not? Magic Castle for the PS1 through the Net Yaroze program is now unleashed upon the world!

This week we discuss the recent exploit found by TheFlow present in PlayStation 4 systems with a firmware version of 7.55 or under, and the implications it has for the hacking scene. We also dive in to the recent LucasArts announcements, including a new Star Wars game by Ubisoft and an Indiana Jones title by Machine Games. CD Projekt Red is in the news, again, so we're obliged legally to discuss them once more. Hogwarts Legacy got delayed, we give our thoughts about why delaying games might not be that bad of an idea. And finally, we discuss Pokemon, with a release date for Pokemon Snap set at April 30th, as well as the rumored Diamond and Pearl remakes set to be announced in February (supposedly).

TheFloW returns yet again with a second PS4 related disclosure through HackerOne, this time being a limited disclosure as opposed to a full disclosure. Although details are a bit scarce this time around, I explain why I believe with an educated guess this disclosed kernel exploit looks to be present up to firmware 7.55! We also briefly discuss a new permanent UART solution released for the PS4, something awesome for developers and debuggers with jailbroken PS4 consoles!

I am so excited for today’s guest - Trey Stinnett (theflow.coach)! I met Trey a couple months at a workshop in Colorado and he taught a concept called Wealth Dynamics that blew my mind and within weeks changed everything that we are doing in our online business! The Wealth Dynamics system is designed to get you in flow - that timeless state where you sit down to do work that you love and you look up to realize hours have went by. This system that Trey teaches allows you to identify who you are and what you should be doing in your business. But, it goes a step farther! It helps you identify all the people you need on your team! And get them in flow too! If you’ve ever taken a personality test: Myers-Briggs or the Ennegram - you know that they’re great, but they don’t have any practical, tactical advice. In today’s episode Trey takes you through the 8 profiles of Wealth Dynamics that will tell you exactly who you are, who your team is, and exactly what decisions you should make in your business!

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  Season 2 Episode 40 Episode 72 News: Anniversary: ActRaiser Turns 30 Today, And There's Still Nothing Quite Like This SNES Classic Capcom Arcade Stadium – full lineup of games The RestoMod is a limited-edition retro-looking PC with a fake floppy drive This hero turned a Nintendo N64 into a mini PC with an old Intel NUC Super SD System 3 (SSDS3) Firmware 1.03 Announcement! The cleverest floppy disc protection ever? Western Security Ltd.  SuperRT: Ray tracing on the SNES SNK Is Making A New Game Console, It Seems The Greatest Hits Game Bundle  Poom is a pixelated 1980s version of Doom you can play right now PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16 Architecture: A Practical Analysis Someone Found A Weird Unreleased Simpsons Game On An Old Dreamcast Dev Kit Work In Progress PCSX2 Libretro core in development PSVita: DaedalusX64 0.6 released with significant performance improvements in Nintendo 64 games, Turkish & Russian translations and more – TheFlow ports 3DS dynarec improvements   Topic: Sears Christmas Catalogs Game Club Discussion: Super Off Road Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure   New Game Club Games: Ducktails Ys III Music By: I Love Lightning Bugs   Game Club Master List  

The day has finally arrived! As of December 16, 2020 a full jailbreak for the PlayStation 4 working on firmware 7.02 has been released. This still utilizes TheFloW's kernel exploit we had discussed months ago, which was paired up with a WebKit exploit and utilized by sleirsgoevy to create the 6.72 jailbreak. Well sleirsgoevy has done it yet again, porting a recently released WebKit exploit to 7.02 and pairing it up a second time to publicly release a jailbreak for firmware 7.02! We also revisit the PS3 for this episode to look at the current landscape for firmware 4.87: PS3HEN, custom firmware progress, and more!

TheFloW enters and exits the PS4 scene with a huge development: a public kernel exploit working up to firmware 7.02! Although the latest public WebKit exploit released works up to 6.72, this is still great to have as it allows for a jailbreak currently on 6.72 and again on 7.02 once a new WebKit exploit is released. In this episode I discuss my thoughts on this release, the PlayStation Bug Bounty program, another Vita announcement from TheFloW, and even welcome back a topic covered a few episodes ago.

On this episode of ModChat we're delving into a couple of huge releases which graced the PS3 and PS Vita scenes! First up is PS3HEN, a homebrew enabler for the PlayStation 3 compatible with ALL models running 4.84 HFW! Secondly, TheFloW released his third PS Vita jailbreak about a week ahead of the initial ETA, this being the Trinity exploit chain! Among this we also take a look at A Dark Room's hidden Ruby interpreter on the Switch as well as several more topics we've seen the past few weeks. Stay tuned!

On this episode of ModChat we go over a bit of everything from teaser announcements, to YouTube developments, and of course the latest releases in the modding scene! TheFloW has given the public an "eta wen" as well as more details for an upcoming PS Vita 3.69/3.70 exploit update. We also discuss Nintendo's new tactic of taking down Nintendo Switch related homebrew videos on YouTube. And due this releasing right after ModChat 050... We give PS3Xploit some love with their latest release of tools for firmware 4.84 on the PS3!

50 episodes into ModChat, crazy! We definitely plan to touch base on this milestone, but we of course have to have our modding topics as well. Some of this episode's topics include highlighting a few awesome Vita homebrew games from VitaHEX, a new GTA patch from TheFloW, Switch controller support in Chromium, and more! Stay tuned.

A slower news month this time around, but still some awesome releases and news to cover regardless! In this episode we discuss the teased progress of homebrew coming on PS Vita firmware 3.70, PSXITA releasing their own distribution of Linux for the PS4, a PS Vita downgrader released by TheFloW, and more! Stay tuned.

This week Souleaux is in #TheFlow with our host Manuel Fuentes. Souleaux talks about being an alternative hip hop artist and making unique music for a diverse crowd. Listen in for an all new episode here! 🎙 Follow us on our social media pages: Youtube: htl.li/BOUM30m7EQc Instagram: @channelingFLOW Twitter: @channelingFLOW Snapchat: @channelingFLOW Twitch: @channelingFLOW Facebook: www.facebook.com/channelingtheFLOW/

We're joined once again by ModernVintageGamer to discuss even more modding news! Following the long running trend, we do have quite a bit of Nintendo Switch news to cover including bans for modified consoles being detailed, the troublesome battery desync fix people experienced with RCM, back and forth with SX developers and reverse engineers, and new Switches out in the wild which have fixed Fusée Gelée! However we also have a good amount of non-Switch related news as well including TheFloW's release of h-encore for the latest Vita firmware, a new Xbox 360 glitch chip, GDEMU being cloned, and a few other goodies uncovered in older games. Stay tuned!