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My MotionBased Digest
2008 Goal: 300 Miles
Thanks Brian for the IM!
In your AppleTV menu, go to Settings > Software Update. It takes about 10 minutes, but once it's done it's just amazing to see what you have at your fingertips.
My favorite addition is the searching by TV network. The list most every network in a Front Row index and it's amazing what I found, especially all the TV shows that I used to watch as a kid.
Thanks to Brian Marsalli for the leak.
Since the start of the year, I have been been developing more on my MacBook Pro, but still having Windows XP, by running Parallels, and I am having one big problem between the two.
The file structure display.
Mac OS X alphabetically sorts the directories and the static files all together into one tree.
I hate this and I think it's just because I have been used to the PC for all these years. IMHO, directories should be organized together and static files should be organized together as below.
Does anybody have any MAC OS tips, online resources, or applications that will help me with this problem? Is this just a UNIX vs. PC thing or am I just missing something here?
FINALLY! It's here! The AppleTV update that I have been waiting for, and now I have a big screen that I can view it with.
Simply put, this is the Netflix killer. Mark my words. Apple could not have said it any better.
For all you Apple TV legacy owners, like me, there is a free software update, then after that you can rent HD movies from the same place you watch them -- your widescreen TV. YAY!
Though I have a one huge problem. I have to find the remote for it. Max probably ate it.
I will keep you updated on my progress.
