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The iPod server was a powerful first iteration music sharing device. While not designed for convenience, its internal RAID can still be expanded with modern compact flash cards for 1.25TB of on-the-go storage.
Image transcription: A photo of an early iPod with colour display running macosx server 1.2. It looks cumbersomely thick, but also desirable.
(Originally published earlier today on bitbang.social)
ITT, it’s unclear if people realize the image is a joke.
Man, I thought I was crazy for a minute and just never heard about this abomination.
I think the thing that’s throwing everyone off is the kernel of truth that you can upgrade iPods internal storage with modern flash cards
ETA: Obligatory DankPods
That’s the most unrealistic thing about this post.
Compact flash cards work great on the iPod minis
What?!