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So the options are either bloatware or git? How about something that just works?
by padmanabhan01 16y ago
So the options are either bloatware or git?
How about something that just works?
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- YooLi 16y agoWhy does wanting something to work make you a fan boy/girl? Should someone want something that doesn't work and needs to be fixed manually?
- jrockway 16y agoWhy is it that iPhone fanbois have such trouble understanding metaphors? I chose the word bloatware to imply that trusting the provider was not the best option; sure, carrier ROMs might not support Android 2.2, but what's so good about carrier ROMs anyway. I chose the git example as contrast -- it's the opposite of carrier intervention; it's a guy in his house, talking to nobody, making and Android 2.2 build for his own phone. In the real world, the perfect balance lies somewhere between the two. For every Android phone I have owned, there is always a middle ground. On one side, is the carrier ROM with their ads removed. On the other side, is a community-supported open-source build, like Cyanogen Mod. These are the sort of possibilities alluded to by my posts, without worrying the reader about concrete problems (like how the first is copyright infringement, and the second can be unstable). Oh well, next time I will just write a computer program to unambiguously represent the set of possible meanings, so nobody will have to do any thinking on their own.