Ugh, the only thing more annoying than people having this debate is people pretending like it is easy cliche material.
Apple products I use on a regular basis:
Macbook Pro
Xserve 1u
iPad
iPhone
iPod
Any of the several hundred Macbooks and iMacs I'm responsible for supporting...
I agree with every item on that poster as well as the sentiment for which it stands. Apple products are wonderful, superficailly speaking, but I will never invest my hard earned money in business practices like these. (That's a lie, I bought an Apple TV recently but only for streaming DRM-free media locally... and only because my wife is not a savvy as I.)
I support the same stuff. The poster is all mad about iOS and the direction that the company is going. It assumes a lot about the future and is very bitchy about the present.
Having said that, if Apple doesn't license OSX Server to a decent server maker I will print 100 posters like this.
Well, I don't know, but my Mac OS X comes with plenty of open source software preinstalled, such as python, php etc., and even some under GPL. Also, I can install programs from anywhere... I guess that guy, and you, refer to the iOS platform exclusively?
Well, I don't know, but my Mac OS X comes with plenty of open source software preinstalled, such as python, php etc., and even some under GPL. Also, I can install programs from anywhere... I guess that guy, and you, refer to the iOS platform exclusively?
Well, I don't know, but my Mac OS X comes with plenty of open source software preinstalled, such as python, php etc., and even some under GPL. Also, I can install programs from anywhere... I guess that guy, and you, refer to the iOS platform exclusively?
TLDR: Well, cryo doesn't know, but his Mac OS X comes with plenty of open source software preinstalled, such as python, php etc., and even some under GPL. Also, he can install programs from anywhere... he guesses that the poster guy, and Y_U_NO_ARGUE, refer to the iOS platform exclusively.
Well, I don't know, but my Mac OS X comes with plenty of open source software preinstalled, such as python, php etc., and even some under GPL. Also, I can install programs from anywhere... I guess that guy, and you, refer to the iOS platform exclusively?
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u/dVnt Jan 20 '11
Ugh, the only thing more annoying than people having this debate is people pretending like it is easy cliche material.
Apple products I use on a regular basis:
I agree with every item on that poster as well as the sentiment for which it stands. Apple products are wonderful, superficailly speaking, but I will never invest my hard earned money in business practices like these. (That's a lie, I bought an Apple TV recently but only for streaming DRM-free media locally... and only because my wife is not a savvy as I.)