VitaHacks+
Unofficial, not endorsed copy of /r/vitahacks, a place to discuss Vita hacking and homebrew. Both technical and non-technical discussion are welcome. Please do not ask or discuss how to pirate/"backup" games, it is illegal and illegal
c/vitahacksplus Rules
- No discussion of piracy/backup/warez/dumps.
This includes linking to communities that do discuss such topics. This includes discussion of tools designed for piracy even if you do not use it for piracy.
- No buying/selling/trading
No buying/selling of hacked Vitas or accessories. However the exception is if it's something new and novel (like a hardware you produce), you may advertise it if it doesn't break any other rule.
~~3. All questions and help go in the questions thread~~
Rule 3 is waived since on other instances you might not actually see the questions thread
- Show respect for others
If you disagree with someone or what someone did, downvote or ignore them and move on.
- No discussion of leaked tools
Out of respect for developers (including Sony), we do not permit discussion (including tutorials) that revolve around leaked tools including leaked hacks and leaked Sony software.
How to hack your Vita?
Where to find homebrews?
http://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/
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About following stuff, might I suggest RSS? Been finding it specially useful for following updates from pages whose UX is miserable, or I don't have an account, or thanks to my reader's in-built macros, if I need to open stuff en masse (context, le me has some 4k feeds).
And Reddit's one, at least through Old Reddit, that has RSS. Dunno where else nowadays one might find news from. Maybe from Rinnegatamante's socials? Though dunno where he is nowadays. Also not familiar with any blogs that may be around (but blogs usually have RSS so something to keep an eye for). Also maybe following tags on Twitter (they still allow it?)/Nitter (if possible), Mastodon and Bluesky (dunno how to do it there accountless).