It's world news now.

[willy1ka]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3162074.stm

 

[pHATE1982]

wow, this is big

 

[roxXx]

YAY

 

[Bossman]

I'm suprised it took that long tbh.

...

 

[pblse]

What I would like is some more info from Valve about what this means for the game and possible delays.

 

[-JeZ-]

Crikey. Thiis a first!

 

[Fuzzy]

yikes

 

[Cheetarah654]

its hard to say whether telling more people is a good thing or a bad hting, the more people who find out about it = more people who will try to download it, and there are probably more of them than people who can actually help get it solved

 

[Fuzzy]

But all the people who will wont to do something bad with the code will already have it. The ignorant masses now know, which doesnt really matter, wont be detrimental though.

 

[MrD]

"Mr Gabe"

 

[grekster]

course its world news, im from the UK (home of BBC) and i knew yesterday morning

 

[silent]

Heh heh, let the slaughter begin. Enemies of Valve come get your ass sandwhich and rot in hell!

 

[azz0r]

mr.gabe rofl

 

[mutt]

somone little geek must be shitting their little white panties

 

[Thadius Dean]

you can always trust the BBC,

i just hope it reaches NPR. thats not a nerd station, so not many kids will be listening to it, but at the same time informing the masses.

 

[Majestic XII]

They didnt even link back to us :/

 

[Rasmoh]

Originally posted by Majestic XII
They didnt even link back to us :/

Yes they did.

 

[Majestic XII]

Okay, nevermind

 

[rec]

It's also here:
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/10/03/1064988378345.html

It's making national news all over the world.

 

[thop]

Can the hl2.net server handle all the linking? It took quite a beating yesterday, and there will probably be more people today.