Official /talk Introduction thread!

[bronywhocodes]

i exist. look sad.
but still. i am a brony. i can/ am learning to code.

is this place even active any more?

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[Black and White]

Ho ho ho.

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[BuLLeKeUp]

Hi everybody !

I watch the Vita scene for quite a while now, waiting for an real exploit to start coding homebrews. And now it's here, I am too ! Thanks to molecule team for bringing us this HEN

I have quite a bit of experience in coding (Python / C / C++ as my job), and I had developed some Linux kernel modules on my free time.

Back a few years ago I even learned a bit of MIPS assembly and wrote a few lines of code on my PSP 2000 (it was a project to control a WiFi robot, never finished and now in the garbage). I also know a little bit of x86 and ARM assembly (armv6, thanks to the Raspberry Pi), and basics of reverse engineering.

I really enjoy retro devices, and I still use my old PSP for emulators (genesis / SNES / GB / etc...)

Apart from that, Luna best princess.

[Civilised`]

Hey,

I'm new to the forum. mostly play PS4. Love shooters and RPG!

[stevorkz]

Hi Guys

Not new to the hacking scene or wololo.net, but finally got around to registering.

I am a IT sys admin. Love my raspberry pi and arduinos and any other dev board I can get my hands on. I dibble and dabble in code nothing majorly serious, just teaching myself here and there.

Got myself a vita 2 days after the henkaku exploit and am EXTREMELLY excited to see it being opened up to its maximum potential just like the psp was.

Catch you later

[Tomboy]

Hello. I joined this forum today looking to be a part of this community. I have known about homebrew for five years. If memory serves right, it was through this website that I learned what it was about. Unfortunately I have not been keeping up with the times, so some things I have to learn again.

[NNNRT]

Hello. I joined this forum today looking to be a part of this community. I have known about homebrew for five years. If memory serves right, it was through this website that I learned what it was about. Unfortunately I have not been keeping up with the times, so some things I have to learn again.

Welcome here! Through this place you can also learn again I know what it feels since I've done the same too, I was more active during the good old PSP days lol. Anyway, hoping to see you active and back in the scene.. That username btw

[Loofy‍‍‍]

Hello to all. I've been around the scene, on and off, the last couple of years. I'm hoping to stay stable for once, and pump out some good work.

[Disuh]

Hello, my name is Disuh, I'm currently in the life-long process of learning programming (I've been programming for just a few months, so I have quite some time to go), I have made a functioning Pong game for my PSP using the PyGame PSP port, which works quite good (after overclocking, not that difficult), but I don't think it has enough power for a game with more sprites, like Breakout, so I let it rest for a while.

And now I'm learning C, and I remembered how it's also possible (recommended?) to program in C for the PSP, I actually tried installing the SDK before but I didn't have as much (still not much, but more) knowledge about Linux, so I couldn't install some packages (Automake1.9 e.g.). But now I'm trying again, and even though the PSP scene has (very sadly) died down quite a bit, and sites like PSPDev.org aren't online anymore, it would give me great satisfaction to write at least one functionable game in C for the PSP.

I hope there are still some PSP developers around in case I have questions, and hopefully one day I'll answer other people's questions on here.

[Spookies]

Happy Halloween to all the miserable souls out there! Kind regards from yours truly!