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tl;dr random summary of fun things (but go read it yourself - it's glorious): 1. It runs a local web server on QNX. You can login as root with password ethanol
by localhost 6y ago
tl;dr random summary of fun things (but go read it yourself - it's glorious):
1. It runs a local web server on QNX. You can login as root with password ethanol (they like their alcohol based codenames)
2. It downloads its updates from an IIS 7 web server at http://myremotesetup.com http://myremotesetup.com. Go see the default IIS 7 config page at the site
3. The UI for the remote is written using Flash (of course)
4. There's a bunch of Lua scripts in the update payloads complete with TODOs
5. There's a PSD file thoughtfully included in the firmware update just so that you can update the layers in the charging animation if you are bored during a pandemic
6. If you plug into the USB, it shows up as a network adapter. You can telnet into it.
7. In case you're out of computers, you can even upload and run SWF files on its touchscreen.