The Poptart Cat-Out: Nyan Nyan Nyan Nyan Nyan Nyan Nyan

[Jazzmarazz]

I checked enable comments , what else needs to be done?

[Slacker Magician]

I found the blog settings, now it should work?

[Raype]

Ray and Tan.

This is like, the fucking hilarity.

Best voice acting ever?

Damn right it is.

[Tanthias]

Best voice acting ever?

Damn right it is.

And then you feel bad for one of the voices you do

[Tanthias]

Ray, do we grind up cash?

[Slacker Magician]

*puts on sleeping cap*

[Jazzmarazz]

Twice? Ok Johnny two-hats.

[Slacker Magician]

Twice? Ok Johnny two-hats.

I have a double post disorder, it's not my fault .

That image provided me a good laugh before sleep .

[Jazzmarazz]

I have a double post disorder, it's not my fault .

That image provided me a good laugh before sleep .

Mighty Boosh. Watch it.

[Tanthias]

Wayne's got a fig ole futt.

[King]

Mighty Boosh. Watch it.

[Jazzmarazz]

You liked it, come on.

[Wyrm]

You liked it, come on.

Jazz, that show is terrible.
You know it, I know it, everyone knows it.

[King]

You liked it, come on.

I did, I just forgot to continue watching.

Jazz, that show is terrible.
You know it, I know it, everyone knows it.

It's not terrible.

[Sprung]

As revealed today in an update posted on the official PS Blog, Sony plans on releasing a new PS3 firmware update soon. In addition to allowing users to connect to the rebuilt PSN infrastructure, it’ll force a password change on connect. This comes in response to the recent PSN security breach, which has left a staggering 70 million+ accounts compromised.

Here’s the item in question, direct from the FAQ:

We are working on a new system software update that will require all users to change their password once PlayStation Network is restored. We will provide more details about the new update shortly.

In related news, Sony also confirmed that personal data – such as your PSN password – was stored unencrypted in their database. While the utter disregard over security of sensitive details baffles us – especially for such a large corporation, the good news is that Sony is taking steps to prevent a repeat of this fiasco.