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My thoughts exactly but I didn't want to offer anything until I'd: a) Verified that it was possible b) Determined that there were enough people to get the "
by smoyer 7y ago
My thoughts exactly but I didn't want to offer anything until I'd:
a) Verified that it was possible
b) Determined that there were enough people to get the "hack" done.
c) Ascertained that there would be no legal ramifications.
- JohnFen 7y agoI think that, worst case, all three of those points can be addressed by simply replacing the existing brains of the machines with your own entirely. Sight unseen, I'm guessing that it could be done with an R-Pi.
- yunruse 7y agoWould it even be legal to attempt to enforce against it? It would quickly be C&D’d if you tried to sell custom firmware for such things, sure, but given the vibrant homebrew scene for many other consumer devices (iOS, Android, various gaming consoles) I’d say it’s absolutely viable, at least legally.