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Lol, then don't work with it if at all it comes out or let alone access SSH either if that is too distracting as well. The important part is access to options,
by villgax 6y ago
Lol, then don't work with it if at all it comes out or let alone access SSH either if that is too distracting as well.
The important part is access to options, not just limited to Apple or Android ecosystems.
Here we have devices with no way to develop applications solely using them & publishing them. Heck you can't even format USB drives with iso images from our so called portable computers(phones/tablets), even if our laptops or PCs without CD drives ever need an occasional formatting.
This is more of enabling options to who wants it, not just pandering to one persons distraction free session on one of their devices.
- zamadatix 6y agoThere seems to be a non-negligable portion of Apple users that are users because of what it doesn't enable one to do as much as what a device does enable. It's something I've noticed in these kinds of threads; people that value the hardware because it's guaranteed to focus on how they would use it, people that value the singular app store because they would see their purchase devalued if others had the option even if they wouldn't use it, people that want simplicity over options on each device. I'm not arguing one way or the other, though my stance is more similar to yours, but simply saying "well don't use it and let others have the option" isn't providing fresh realization that will change their minds as that's not what they are hung up on. Their value in investment into the ecosystem isn't perceived just on what the device can do for them rather what one can't do as well.
- villgax 6y agoYup, I would never trust financial input on my Android phone/PC/Laptop. Rather trust iOS only for this.