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Apple finally approved app that tracks drone strikes, then abruptly deleted it
- eveningcoffee 10y agoThis is a clear example why governments like the app store model.
- duncan_bayne 10y agoMost of my friends and colleagues who I'd describe as liberal (in the contemporary American sense) run Apple hardware and software. It really, _really_ confuses me.
- meesterdude 10y agoI loath comcast but still have them as an ISP. If there was better available, I'd be using it. There isn't.
- duncan_bayne 10y ago_That's_ the thing I don't get. I'm running a FreeBSD laptop, fitting in well with my colleagues who're running OSX. Prior to FreeBSD I was on Linux, and it was even easier. There _is_ better available, both from an ethical and technical perspective. At least for what I'm doing (Ruby, JS, Lisp coding - and editing mostly text documents). Perhaps your requirements are different? (Edited to add: I run Android on my phone, and use SyncThing to sync files across my phone, laptop, and home server. All works smoothly and reliably).
- xster 10y agoAlso strange why in none of his articles does he describe why he doesn't have an Android app 1 as an exploratory thought exercise and 2 to more clearly compare and contrast the 2 ecosystems.
- xster 10y agoNever mind, it's here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joshbegley.dronestream https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joshbegley... Wonder why no one talks about it