On 29-Apr-07, at 6:39 PM, Marc Sherman wrote:
> kdf wrote:
>> There was a little bit of code that went into svn about 9 months
>> before
>> the Transporter announcement
>> but it got very little notice (I can recall only one post asking about
>> something called 'shocker'). That's the only stor
kdf wrote:
> There was a little bit of code that went into svn about 9 months before
> the Transporter announcement
> but it got very little notice (I can recall only one post asking about
> something called 'shocker'). That's the only story I can tell.
Seriously? C'mon, Sean, can't you lift th
On 29-Apr-07, at 4:59 PM, Mark Lanctot wrote:
>
> Is there an amusing story behind this? I know the display uses high
> frequency AC, that could tickle stray fingers even at low voltages.
> :-)
>
shocker was the name of a new player model (presumably just a 'project
name' for Transporter)
There
The PC board that connects to the Transporter displays, and I believe
the Squeezebox display as well, is named "SHOCKER V2" or some sort of
version number (V1.2?)
Is there an amusing story behind this? I know the display uses high
frequency AC, that could tickle stray fingers even at low voltage
