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This is a glitch of the beginning of the first episode of the BBC miniseries The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. It happened in a corrupted file transfer I did. I've left the glitch as is, unmodified.
iPod audio tour built for the Walker Art Center exhibition Picasso and American Art. This came with a twist however. The patrons for the exhibit skewed older, many had never used an iPod before. Thus I hacked the iPod firmware to display a different menu to help people find the track they were looking for broken down by Artist, Artwork, Location, and "Code", a unique identifier on each artwork's wall label.
In addition, the Walker wanted a cheap and simple way to charge all 25 iPods at once. We didn't have 25 power outlets and going rates for iPod charging tables at the time ran over $3000. To solve this, I daisy chained 3 USB hubs together to hook all of the iPods to one computer for power. Total cost: $60.
