The above video describes how to put the AppleTV into recovery mode, where it will boot from an attached USB drive. It’s a matter of attaching a usb drive, holding down the menu and minus buttons to enable recovery mode and rebooting. The ultimate goal is to be able to get to a point where […]
bikedude880 from the hackint0sh forums posted this video of the AppleTV OS booting on PC hardware. It looks like this is a proof of concept – it’s possible that this isn’t fully functional yet. Anyone know more about this? Link. Previously: HOW TO – Run AppleTV on a Mac Mini
The Internet tubes have been chock full of AppleTV hacks this last week. This weekend, I’ll be collecting links and posting everything on the subject I can find, hopefully recapping at least a portion of all the cool things that are happening with this new platform. If you’ve got a good AppleTV hack that hasn’t […]
I’m a big fan of open wireless access points. As long as my neighbors are respectful, I’ve got more downstream bandwidth than I really need most of the time. That said, I can understand the frustration with having a persistant freeloader, so I can really appreciate this hack which allows you to send a “knock […]
(screenshot from James Kendrick’s blog entry) I had this problems a couple of years ago when Verizon upgraded southern Rhode Island from 1xRTT to 1xEV-DO. I would constantly bounce between 1xRTT and 1xEV-DO, and couldn’t maintain a stable connection, so the service became useless and I canceled (I was out of contract at the time). […]
Brady wrote to announce details on the next Ignite Seattle event, scheduled for April 5. With just a few sessions announced, Candace McNaughton’s Health Hacks should be of interest to Hackszine readers: Natural medicine quick fixes. Eight simple solves for common issues. Candace McNaughton is a naturopath who specializes in diabetes and practices in Capitol […]
With iTunes, it’s really easy to make your music and video libraries available so that you can view them from another machine. For whatever reason, though, the good folks at Apple didn’t add an option to track who is viewing your library or see what they are listening to. Last month, I mentioned the *nix […]
