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> This is a weird and naively idealistic statement. On what platform has this now, or ever been true? Any computer I grew up with C64, Amiga, Atari, PC) was li
by virtualritz 7y ago
> This is a weird and naively idealistic statement. On what platform has this now, or ever been true?
Any computer I grew up with C64, Amiga, Atari, PC) was like this. My friends and I swapped floppy disks with stuff we made. Code, images, music. Then came dial-up mailboxes, then the web.
> It seems like iOS is at least as close to this ideal if not better than any other platform.
iOS is probably farthest away from this, actually.
Even on Android I can share some experiment with my friends and they can, after changing a single setting on their phone, install the APK I give them. Try this on iOS ...
- zepto 7y agoWe aren’t in the 80’s anymore. Things don’t work that way. Nobody has made a business that has succeeded by delivering APKs outside of a store, so that proves my point.