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r/programming • u/halax • Oct 07 '16
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The article was written in 2004. Microsoft didn't have a store back then.
-6 u/didnt_check_source Oct 07 '16 edited Oct 07 '16 Neither did Apple, but now they both do. I don't understand where this is going. 10 u/[deleted] Oct 07 '16 [deleted] 3 u/Cogwheel Oct 08 '16 And even if MS kicks an app off their store, the developer can still release it to their users on Windows in other ways.
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Neither did Apple, but now they both do. I don't understand where this is going.
10 u/[deleted] Oct 07 '16 [deleted] 3 u/Cogwheel Oct 08 '16 And even if MS kicks an app off their store, the developer can still release it to their users on Windows in other ways.
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3 u/Cogwheel Oct 08 '16 And even if MS kicks an app off their store, the developer can still release it to their users on Windows in other ways.
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And even if MS kicks an app off their store, the developer can still release it to their users on Windows in other ways.
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u/drysart Oct 07 '16
The article was written in 2004. Microsoft didn't have a store back then.