I'm low-key disappointed this article didn't end like the one from the good old Uncyclopedia.
The author described in details how to attach a 500GB IDE drive to an original ipod, with all the required schematics, process to open the device, where to solder, etc, everything. It was the first article I ever read on Uncyclopedia, so I wasn't expecting the kicker: a photo of the modded ipod, hold together with elastic bands and a graph comparing playing time: from 8 hours to 12 seconds, or something like that. Boy, that was a good laugh.
Edit: I can't open the original article, but it seems it was an iPod nano and a 200GB hard drive: <a href="https://uncyclopedia.com/wiki/IPod_Nano_200gb_Instructions" rel="nofollow">https://uncyclopedia.com/wiki/IPod_Nano_200gb_Instructions.
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The author described in details how to attach a 500GB IDE drive to an original ipod, with all the required schematics, process to open the device, where to solder, etc, everything. It was the first article I ever read on Uncyclopedia, so I wasn't expecting the kicker: a photo of the modded ipod, hold together with elastic bands and a graph comparing playing time: from 8 hours to 12 seconds, or something like that. Boy, that was a good laugh.
Edit: I can't open the original article, but it seems it was an iPod nano and a 200GB hard drive: <a href="https://uncyclopedia.com/wiki/IPod_Nano_200gb_Instructions" rel="nofollow">https://uncyclopedia.com/wiki/IPod_Nano_200gb_Instructions.