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1,600-Piece Hot Wheels Mercedes-Benz Building Set Is Only $48 For Black Friday

1,600-Piece Hot Wheels Mercedes-Benz Building Set Is Only $48 For Black Friday https://ift.tt/QOSib1g Brick Shop: Hot Wheels Premium Series - Mercedes-Benz 300 SL $48.49 (was $129.59) | (1,600 pieces) See at Amazon See at Target Brick Shop: Hot Wheels Elite Series - Corvette Grand Sport $29.39 (was $54) | 918 Pieces See at Target See at Amazon See at Walmart Amazon and Target have a wild Black Friday deal on the biggest building set in Mattel Brick Shop's Hot Wheels collection. The 1,600-piece Mercedes-Benz 300-SL is on sale for only $48.49 (was $130). Needless to say, this is the best deal on the set since Mattel launched its Brick Shop Hot Wheels collection in August. Multiple other Hot Wheels models are featured in the promotion, including the 918-piece Elite Series Corvette Grand Sport for $29.39 (was $54) at Target. See Brick Shop Hot Wheels deals at: Amazon | Target | Walmart Similar to Lego and Mega Bloks--which is owned by Mattel-- Ho...

PlayStation Portal Exploit That Let It Run PSP Games Fixed Due To Hacker Help

PlayStation Portal Exploit That Let It Run PSP Games Fixed Due To Hacker Help https://ift.tt/pmvowVI

An exploit that hackers used to get the PlayStation Portal to run PSP games has been fixed, and it's due to the hackers reporting the exploit to PlayStation itself.

The issue was fixed in the latest 2.06 patch that was released to all PlayStation Portal users. Back in February, engineers Andy Nguyen and Calle Svensson got the device to run PPSSPP, an emulator that let it run PSP games, and natively played Grand Theft Auto: Liberty Stories.

At the time, Nguyen said on Twitter that there were no plans to publicly release the exploit. However, Nguyen followed up yesterday saying that they were the ones who reported the issue to PlayStation. While he faced some backlash for that decision, he defended himself saying that if the exploit was released to the public, it was only a matter of time before PlayStation found out and fixed it anyway.

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