Gregory's Server1. you are being that gal
2. hardware buttons are an a11y feature. they’re good, actually!
3. what’s an ‘ipod classic storage slot’? no ipod ever had first party storage expansion
4. the ui flow in that screenshot is pretty different. do u just mean it’s blue and white and has a title bar?
5. yes.
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 Refurbished iPod classics go for $150 and up and there are no new battery options, this also open hardware using standard parts that can be replaced. Ask @gourd about using old iPod hardware right now  @neckspike @jacqueline @gourd I still have old iPod hardware around - I have a rough idea how much fun it is to use them. And yes, I was too harsh in my wording. @heals @jacqueline I'm very excited about it because I've wanted something like this for the last ~5 years but there's really nothing on the market unless you want to fuck with 20 year old hardware. Audiophile DAPs are $500+ and basically a phone without a sim card, the cheap options break as soon as you look at them (have had several Clip+ that powered on less than 5 times before bricking forever and getting returned). @neckspike @jacqueline people would probably murder me if I said “I'm excited about it despite of my comment this morning” even if I am :facepalm: I get where you're coming from @jacqueline @heals @jacqueline @neckspike just to let you know, ui is still an in progress thing for us right now, plus we have support for custom theming. but there's only so many elements on that screen and they're all kinda... stuff you'd expect to see on a music player, there's really not much to "copy". |
@jacqueline @neckspike jep, it's one of these mornings and I could have worded that a lot milder - note to self to not open mastodon on bad mood workdays.
As for a few of the points - I have an original iPod CF storage around.. so it was at least replaceable, if not by a slot then with a screwdriver, but I admit I might have mis-remember it being through a slot. It was literally just a Compact Flash card though.
For the UI - unless I missed a very obvious link with more pictures or a video it's hard to tell how things work outside of “that looks a whole lot like the original iPod UI with the hardware buttons moved onto the screen” (see attached picture) - maybe a video would help preventing people from pulling comparisons to media players that did actually exist in the 2001s.
@jacqueline @neckspike jep, it's one of these mornings and I could have worded that a lot milder - note to self to not open mastodon on bad mood workdays.
As for a few of the points - I have an original iPod CF storage around.. so it was at least replaceable, if not by a slot then with a screwdriver, but I admit I might have mis-remember it being through a slot. It was literally just a Compact Flash card though.