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>Sure, I'm agreed software patents are bad. But average users just want stuff to work. Right. Yet you've said before that you'll get rid of your iPhone if "the
by halo 17y ago
>Sure, I'm agreed software patents are bad. But average users just want stuff to work.
Right. Yet you've said before that you'll get rid of your iPhone if "they put Flash on it". How do you reconcile your position that "average users just want stuff to work" against being so vehemontly against Flash on the iPhone?
- axod 17y ago? Flash is amongst the worst examples of 'stuff that works'. Flash doesn't work. It pegs your CPU at 100%, crashes, and generally ends up in mess. IF they can get flash to work, and not crash, and not eat battery, and not peg CPU, then I'd probably welcome it. But they haven't managed to do that in the last 10 years with the standard versions of flash, so I think it's extremely unlikely they'd manage it on slimmed down hardware like the iPhone.