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This is a poor analogy because the customer can turn a Godfather tape into a DVD at home. Or a DVD into a mp4. Or a mp4 into whatever the future holds and be ab
by drzaiusapelord 10y ago
This is a poor analogy because the customer can turn a Godfather tape into a DVD at home. Or a DVD into a mp4. Or a mp4 into whatever the future holds and be able to watch it on newer equipment. If there's DRM its typically trivially broken or worked around via hdmi converters or even a basic analog output.
As a customer of a 32-bit app, I have no such power. I can't convert it to 64-bit. That's the problem.
- mulletbum 10y agoIf you have a 32-bit app that you are not willing to strap into 64-bit, then the medium in which it can be used on with stay in the past. So if I don't update my iPhone, I can continue to use your app and will have to begin finding ways to preserve your app for myself and people like me who enjoy it.