I got to say it’s quite funny to stand beside and see how the Book Publishers applause there own death. They have apparently not seen what happened to the Music Publishers in the last decades.

1999 MP3 player:
A small electronic device that can store thousands of albums. The music are more expensive then the physical counterpart and also encrypted. The device can easily be used to consume music not bought but “illegally downloaded”.

2009 E-book reader:
A small electronic device that can store thousands of books. The books are more expensive then the physical counterpart and also encrypted. The device can easily be used to consume books not bought but “illegally downloaded”.

It’s just a little bit of history repeating!

Wonder what day they will wake up and realize that they aren’t needed anymore because writers don’t need anyone to print paper for them.

(When you look at the pictures one can wonder when Apple will release a e-book reader and add e-books to iTunes, or will Kindle be the iPod for books in ten years?)

Keeping busy as hell, lots of projects going right now, iphone game, productivity apps, revolutionary internet payments system, a webshop with recycled creations and all the other usual too.

Hooray!

So I have had a Wester Digital TV Media Box for a while, great little thing plays almost everything you throw at it, even MKV in 1080p. But has not networking capabilities.

Until now, just managed to install a custom firware and after a lot of googleing and crap finally understod how to configure it (haxxers really need to learn usability) and hooray it works like a charm!

The firmware is called WDLXTV, google it if you want it.

… and things start return to normal, let’s see if we can’t make thing go marry around a bit this autum. Lots of things in pipeline, you haven’t seen nothing yet!

You are 56 times more likely to have an airplane crash into your house then winning a grand lottery. Statistics can be scary sometimes.