Interview with Fanjita on BBC World Service!

[Veskgar]

Thanks for the transcript. I really found the presenter very annoying. They could have at least put someone with some sort of technical know-how to make for a more entertaining interview.

I guess this is what we get when homebrew goes mainstream. Most people still do not really know about homebrew and the true potential it allows the PSP.

Fanjita was the highlight of the interview and spoke like a true professional in defense of peoples rights to do as they wish with hardware they pay for in full.

[Triv1um]

That reporter seem like abit of a bully, but Fanjita took it all very well, and answered with good answers.

Great job.

[cal360]

The presenter seemed quite biased against homebrew

[shak bo]

When the presenter asked what can a modded PSP do that a stock PSP can't I almost fell out of my chair. Preceeding my response would have been a torrential outpouring of laughter. Keep on keepin' on Fanjita.

[shak bo]

Go Fanjita! when i first read this i was laughing ans smiling for ages. i couldnt believe it. And another thing i cant believe is the fact he lives in edinburgh! i wonder where about???

Keep up the good work!

Even more: Dark Alex is a student from Spain!!!! named Alejandro. Who knew?

[Shrygue]

Whoa, Fanjita interviewed by BBC World Service? That's shocking news to hear!

[DarthPaul]

Lol. I like the guy that said "screw authorities". Ahaha, I don't know what the hell is happening here. If this is legal or not,there are a lot of things more important and dangerous that people are doing and the government and laws should care about. Go and fight against the drug-dealers,the murderers,the politicians,the sexual violators and all of that people and leave us alone! Leave us enjoying our PSP's in our rooms. We're not affecting people like the kind of people I mentioned are... These are just some hackers proving their skills and having fun. If Sony doesn't like it...then why did they release UMD's and not Cart-Ridges or any other thing harder to Rip? Or maybe another PSP hardware...It's too late. They should think about this before they released the PSP.

[Buddy4point0]

ha im gonna listen to this now
its awsome the homebrew community is getting ths kind of attention

[StealthCP]

Very interesting, and well spoken, Fanjita, I must thank you Since you're inception into this community you've been quite an asset. However, you seemed to be quite nervous, as I would be, hehe I can't complain! It doesn't sound bad now, however I'll send you a video of the presentation I gave in 4 different schools about the possibilities of homebrew PSPs (motto was "There is something for everyone", which is quite true, imo)

However, you cracked the code, you got on the radio, so you get the credit You're a real person, and great to imagine you as Scottish - must be the funniest, most 'dead-on' people you can find in the UK

[Camelot]

However, you seemed to be quite nervous, as I would be

He did say on his site that he was recovering from the flue so that could be the reason his voice sounds weird. Though I do agree that I would be nervous about doing something of this importance also.