It's haxored. http://code.google.com/p/atvusb-creator/ unlocks the rigorous protections (user: frontrow password: frontrow) and enables SSH. It also installs Boxee.
With SSH it's fairly straightforward to enable USB mass storage, and I currently have an external drive hooked up to the USB port. Making it run Linux is probably easiest by taking it apart and installing off your computer onto the hard drive.
YouTube is in the process of re-encoding their videos into H264. The iPhone has a hardware decoder for H264. This is the same way they got YouTube on the AppleTV.
1: If you buy music through iTMS, will you spend the extra $$$ for the higher-quality DRM-free versions?
2: Will you spend the $$$ to take up the offer to "upgrade" any existing music you have previously downloaded?
3: How long will it be until major label #2 makes a similar announcement? 1. Yes 2. Yes 3. Probably about one month after the quarterly results are released.
My sister is in high school and refers to MP3 players collectively as "iPods" and "knockoff iPods". I don't think I've ever heard her use the term "MP3", and she downloads music all the time.
My other sister once asked me the difference between and iPod and an MP3 player.
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It's haxored. http://code.google.com/p/atvusb-creator/ unlocks the rigorous protections (user: frontrow password: frontrow) and enables SSH. It also installs Boxee.
With SSH it's fairly straightforward to enable USB mass storage, and I currently have an external drive hooked up to the USB port. Making it run Linux is probably easiest by taking it apart and installing off your computer onto the hard drive.
Using Boxee on my AppleTV is like living in the future. Seamlessly plays my torrented files and streams hulu (with netflix Coming Real Soon).
It's fantastic.
I would say the "Rush Hour" in "Rush Hour 3" gave it away.
YouTube is in the process of re-encoding their videos into H264. The iPhone has a hardware decoder for H264. This is the same way they got YouTube on the AppleTV.
2: Will you spend the $$$ to take up the offer to "upgrade" any existing music you have previously downloaded?
3: How long will it be until major label #2 makes a similar announcement? 1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Probably about one month after the quarterly results are released.
Probably not. All of the songs by famous bands are covers.
Sure, if "Would you like TiVo to send anonymized data?" with a yes/no answer is a hack. Prove how l33t you are. Get on that shit.
Symmetric ... err ... multitasking?
Enh, I think Jobs would rather have more money than more market share.
I'll wait until you figure out the difference between $3,000 and $130.
I saw it with my roommate and a couple girls. I would periodically say something to the girl sitting next to me or my roommate.
The girl sitting next to my roommate would say something to him, and he would *shush* her.
I think he just thinks I'm a lost cause.
My sister is in high school and refers to MP3 players collectively as "iPods" and "knockoff iPods". I don't think I've ever heard her use the term "MP3", and she downloads music all the time.
My other sister once asked me the difference between and iPod and an MP3 player.
You're probably not going to get it to play using mplayer, though I haven't checked on the DRM-cracking progress.
It looks better on my TV than my laptop; on my TV I can't tell the difference between it and broadcast.
Because most tv shows are 90% dialog.
Because you can use it on a train or airplane.
Because when you connect it to a TV it's fine.
Because you can pull something out of your pocket and show it to your friends.
He was responsible for underestimating the midwest. The first thing he says is, "This won't play in Peoria."
I remember specifically, because I'm from the midwest, and my roommate is from Peoria.
A video-out enabled Airport makes perfect sense, by the law of "Last month I bought an Airport Express that's currently sitting right next to my TV"
I'm shocked it fits in your pants at all. The thing is a brick.
It takes about 10 seconds to get music off an iPod.
The music is only hidden.
Hey! I was an adolescent boy when Sliders was on, and as a result of watching it, want to bone Sabrina Lloyd.
Every ipod ever has scratched easily. Deal with it.
Your cell phone sucks.
Mine survived the giant splash of water ride at Cedar Point. Twice.
They do sell a "dev kit". It's available to their paying developers, and it's called a dev kit.
If you want to buy the developer membership and the kit, it's $1500, with a nice 20% discount on future hardare purchase[s?].
They also make you sign an "NDA".
The Shuffle has an ordered play mode.
Katee Sackhoff has said that if the ratings ever flag, she's willing to do her part by getting in a fight with Six in a bikini.
Jack Harkness isn't gay, he's bi.
Think in the ancient greek sense of the word -- if it's an orifice, he'll put it in there.
iCab still exists?
Learn something new every day.