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 Friday, January 9, 2004
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More on PVRs on laptops: Boing Boing points us to MythTV, a Linux-based PVR system. Now I'm curious to go buy and set up an eentsy-weentsy linux box to try this sucker out.
P.S. MythTV seems like the exception to the rule that open source UIs suck. Although, in fairness, they're clearly taking a page from TiVo for the design language.
P.P.S. Of course, if I want a way to get video on to my Mac, I shouldn't ignore the EyeTV. 9:09:13 AM () 
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This is just getting out of control
From a spam just received "It doesnt take loamsterdamng to get a loalumning one". Is loamsterdamng:
- Where loam gets together to form e-communities?
- The great battle of dirt at the end of time itself?
- The traditional enemy of the lobstrosity?
- An earthy expression, LITERALLY!?
Ayie! 8:57:19 AM ()
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Gizmodo reports on a bunch of interesting TiVo news including TivoToGo. I don't mind the dongle, but I do hope that OS X support if forthcoming. If they don't think dorks with Macs aren't a core part of their customer base, they should redo their marketing data.
Also, the fact that the first hi-def TiVo will be for DirecTV would be enough to cause me to ditch Time Warner Cable -- except that DSL isn't available in my apartment complex. Ah, the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune! 8:54:19 AM ()
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