Right, and their anti-hacker public position is relatively new. Mac OS X has always been hacker friendly; you don't need to tweak it to have a good experience,

Right, and their anti-hacker public position is relatively new. Mac OS X has always been hacker friendly; you don't need to tweak it to have a good experience, but Apple never tried to stop you if you wanted to. It's only with iOS that they've called their customers criminals for trying to gain control of their own hardware. I wouldn't be surprised if that shift ends up affecting their recruiting ability.