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> You cannot leave the Apple ecosystem 35 years in tech, IT and development and I never used an Apple device. Including in two huge, international tech compani
by BrandoElFollito 5y ago
> You cannot leave the Apple ecosystem
35 years in tech, IT and development and I never used an Apple device. Including in two huge, international tech companies at very senior positions.
I love new technologies and have nothing againt Apple, just never needed to use them.
So much for that prison you are talking about.
- voakbasda 5y agoNone of your friends use Apple products? Never have any issues with data interchange with Apple devices? That was my point about degrees of separation. You are influenced by their tech whether you use it or not.
- karmakaze 5y agoNo. Some younger folk might look down upon 'green bubbles', but I just don't care. What kind of 'data interchange' is common: AirDrop? I can't really think of anything that Apple does well for data sharing. It's not like the days of MS Word, and Apple didn't matter then either.
- BrandoElFollito 5y agoNo, they use Android. Professionally it is Android or Apple, data is exchanged through cloud or similar services. My team in probably 90% use apple, but this does not change anything in terms of exchange which is completely independent on the device. Did you have any problems writing your comment? HN is not apple, though. You probably also send emails or read web pages. No Apple there either.
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