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What is it about Apple that makes people’s brains turn off? Apple silicon doesn’t change anything about Apple’s mac app store. Microsoft would need to release
by jmull 6y ago
What is it about Apple that makes people’s brains turn off?
Apple silicon doesn’t change anything about Apple’s mac app store. Microsoft would need to release a native version of Windows, not Apple. He has a point with Rosetta 2, that it will very likely disappear (years from now), though that would affect software that isn’t being actively maintained (most of which failed to make the transition to x64 already). And suggesting a switch to AMD instead is just non-sense.
I guess writing stuff like this about Apple is cynical way to boost page views.
- jb1991 6y agoIt’s a general problem with the overall, wider polarization of modern culture. Whether it’s politics or tech, people really really really love to take sides in our world today, it it seems to have a blinding effect on perspectives and logic for many people on both sides of the argument.
- matsemann 6y agoIt's good that one has the enlightened centrists to tell everyone that both sides are equally bad, at least.
- jb1991 6y agoI see what you did there!
- Dirlewanger 6y agoIt's better than shilling for your favorite tech company for free.
- jackpeterfletch 6y agoCraig Federighi make a statement the other day that made it seem like Windows ARM Natively supporting the M1, without virtualisation, was very much in Microsofts court.