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How would you define hack, if not fiddling with hardware against the manufacturers intent?
by Evbn 14y ago
How would you define hack, if not fiddling with hardware against the manufacturers intent?
- nkassis 14y agoBut in this case un-hackacble meant, unable to add ram which if the slots are there are not in anyway against the manufacturers intent. Now the new macbooks, if someone figured a way to add ram, it would be considered a hack.
- taligent 14y agoBecause Apple has never had a problem with you replacing RAM/hard disks. They provided instructions and it didn't void any warranties.
- jfoutz 14y agoBest example off the top of my head is a very old one, adding CD sound processing to a SPARCstation II http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/4.12/ffmassalin_pr.html http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/4.12/ffmassalin_pr.html I don't have a super high succes rate with reflow soldering, but my hotplate isn't quite perfectly flat. I assume the mac boards are all double sided, so i'd be inclined work out a solder bath style solution. Maybe a friendly college student would give access to the EE department's stuff. Maybe there's a cheap benchtop solution. It can't be that bad