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NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
Last weekend the hubby and I went on our first group drive with a bunch of Bay Area S2KI forum (Honda S2000 owners' discussion forum) members. It was an annual drive down Skaggs Springs Road in Northern California, near the Sonoma area. We all met up in Petaluma for a breakfast at Mr. Mom's Cafe, ... Posted via email from Jezlyn's posterous
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
Last weekend the hubby and I went on our first group drive with a bunch of Bay Area S2KI forum (Honda S2000 owners' discussion forum) members. It was an annual drive down Skaggs Springs Road in Northern California, near the Sonoma area. We all met up in Petaluma for a breakfast at Mr. Mom's Cafe, ... Posted via email from Jezlyn's posterous
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
Voici le noyer sous un autre angle. Le chemin est envahi par les herbes, délicieux de fouler cette moquette. A droite un champs de céréale récemment hersé. j'irai voir le maïs de plus près. Mes plus belles photos #toptimbrado #igersfrance #iphoneonly #tree #nature #field #landscape #corn #sky #cloud
It's always totally exciting to do an upgrade of the firmware on your old school 8 gig iPhone, its like having a brand new phone again. I cannot remember having a device for almost 2 years and still getting excited about it! I even bought a mac to go with my iPhone ;-)
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
Last weekend the hubby and I went on our first group drive with a bunch of Bay Area S2KI forum (Honda S2000 owners' discussion forum) members. It was an annual drive down Skaggs Springs Road in Northern California, near the Sonoma area. We all met up in Petaluma for a breakfast at Mr. Mom's Cafe, ... Posted via email from Jezlyn's posterous
NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)
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NOTE: No sacrilege is meant by the title, it was only the first thing to pop in my head at 1:30am last night as I was rebuilding my Apple 32GB iPod Touch with Linux (Pwnage Tool 2.0.1) and iPhone 2.0.
With 4GB on the root partition and 28GB for music, videos, and apps, it truly is a beast of a touchscreen iPod. With gcc, iPhoneOS toolchains, and source, much of what I had running on my Nokia N810 is now running (better!) on my iPod Touch! It truly is one godly iPod Touch!
In case you're curious, I am running Universalis and the Roman Catholic Calendar on my new iPod Touch. =)