Interview with Fanjita on BBC World Service!

[Buddy4point0]

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

dude some to my school that would frikin rock

[gunntims0103]

PSP hackers are definitly getting alot of attention. Its great that others acknologing PSP homebrew and the wonders you can do with the PSP once you have it "unlocked".

I hope to actually read a artical where Sony themselfs acknologe PSP homebrew. Open there thoughts on what has happened so far.

Sony, i believe definitly wants to keep PSP homebrew as there "dirty" little secret. Hiding our skeloton in there closet............

[krazyx86]

It's also great to see how professional and intellectual Fanjita, and the rest of the hacker teams are. At least the mainstream and people that don't know much, don't just think that all hackers are pimple-faced nerds sitting in their basement being greedy and wanting everything for free.

Congrats and Great job BBC and more importantly, Fanjita.

[AvengedSevenfold Fan]

I'm so glad that we are getting this attention. I want them to interview Dark_AleX. The only problem is, is that there actually is an agreement in the system update that you will not reverse engineer the software. but hey, w/e