> rankly, it's really frustrating to watch them posture like this when pretty much every use-case that isn't content consumption or light content-creation is ou

> rankly, it's really frustrating to watch them posture like this when pretty much every use-case that isn't content consumption or light content-creation is out the window. They advertise a lot of real, specific use cases. And lots of people do actually use these devices to do work. > Okay, what's the development experience like on it? Oh you meant your use case. > Any platform with this many "gotchas" probably doesn't qualify as a computer any more than a LeapPad or a feature phone does. It’s 2022, literally toasters are internet connected. “Computer” is a pretty vague term already. Plenty of people can actually do their work on an iPad. I’d call it a computer, but I’m not tied to it. Who cares if it’s a “computer”? It does what most people need and I’m guessing you were never going to consider an apple product anyways.