NSLU2 Now More Useful

NSLUG writes "The WRT54G's not the only hackable kid on the block. Linksys has a new device out. The NSLU2 is a tiny network storage device running Linux and it's been hacked to add SSH, NFS, an iTunes server, etc. Tom's Hardware is running a series of articles on how to hack the NSLU2. The first article is here and the second is here. Check out this page for details on getting into the box."

Comments

The whole idea is crazy

[ObviousGuy]

I don't get it.

Re:The whole idea is crazy

[titusjan]

Well, if it isn't ObviousGuy, my old FP nemesis...

It's no use trying to hide your real intentions by posting at +5 interesting. That's the oldest trick in the book, it doesn't fool anybody.

You think you've gotten 10^7th post because of all that money invested in a highspeed connection and a 2 by 4 reload button. You just got lucky! In the end my skilzz will beat your daddies money.

See you at 2^24th post.

Re:The whole idea is crazy

[The Ultimate Fartkno]

I hereby announce my line of high-quality t-shirts commemorating what will go down in history as a moment of sheer perfection in geekdom. The name, the post, the event... all so perfect for the occasion. Truly a singular moment, and we should all be proud to have been here.

The shirts will be available in S, M, L, XL, XXL, and Admin.

Babylon 5 decals are optional.

Fast Times At /.?

[cyber0ne]

I don't get it.

THAT was the great and historic 10,000,000th post. Beautiful. I'm reminded of the "I don't know" written on the chalkboard in Fast Times At Ridgemont High.