You walk into your office, and everyone's glaring at you. They're jealous of that PSP you have tucked away in your pants. And you know that Tom, from the Copy Room, is probably waiting for the right moment to snatch your system away. Well Tom, you're not going to get away with it! A homebrewer named Bawls has updated his PSP "anti-theft" tool, ATPSP. When Tom tries to steal that PSP, ATPSP will send you an e-mail with Tom's dirty little IP address every time the stolen system is connected via USB. With this information, you can bother the police to give a royal beating to Tom, because they care a lot about what happens to your video game machine.If you couldn't tell, I can't say that I think this tool will be useful at all. Firstly, it seems doubtful that a stolen PSP will be connected via USB so easily. Secondly, it's highly unlikely that an IP address will reveal much info. Thirdly, no one will bother to follow through on your loss. But, if you're really paranoid, go ahead and give it a download-- it works on all PSPs, regardless of firmware version. A better solution would be to trick that evil Tom into stealing your bootleg PSP ripoff.
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7-18-2006 @ 10:52AM
Marco Cano said...
LOL, I can imagine someone doing that! "Ayo, What happened to the 3D Graphixxx!!" - Evil Tom
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7-18-2006 @ 7:02PM
Revo said...
mine was stolen two weeks ago
this wouldnt have helped at all
Revo
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7-25-2006 @ 10:57PM
juan said...
my psp was stolen about two weeks ago. i know who it was its just that if i ask for it they might kick my ass or deny that they have it.
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