Recreating a 90s Screen Saver (Flying Toasters) for the Vision Pro

Re:Recreating a 90s Screen Saver (Flying Toasters) for the V... by FabHK on Tuesday April 02, 2024 @09:32PM (#39912708)

Also worth noting: when the iPod came out, iTunes had been around for a while. Many people had a decent music library on the Mac (from ripping CDs or Napster), and with the iPod, you just plugged it in, and within minutes you had the entire library in your pocket to go, including metadata (playlists, play counts, etc.).

It was pretty convenient, and very well executed.

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Re:Recreating a 90s Screen Saver (Flying Toasters) for the V... by mattl on Tuesday April 02, 2024 @11:16PM (#39913273)

My Mac keyboard had broken the day I got my iPod. I was able to dock my iPod, sync up my huge collection of music in a few minutes and then head out with my new iPod to buy a cheap replacement keyboard.

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Re:Recreating a 90s Screen Saver (Flying Toasters) for the V... by sandspar on Thursday April 04, 2024 @03:07AM (#39927406)

That's a great story! Very "modern living".

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Re:Recreating a 90s Screen Saver (Flying Toasters) for the V... by eddieroger on Wednesday April 03, 2024 @08:38AM (#39916656)

iTunes had been around for a while if you consider SoundJam MP as part of the iTunes legacy. It memory and a quick Google search serve, iTunes was about a year and a half old when the iPod came out. I guess that's old for CD-distribution days.

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