2 ms·
Exactly the same sentiment for me. I use both devices and I couldn't be more happy with the freedom this allows me. I own everything about the critical devices
by bamboozled 4y ago
Exactly the same sentiment for me. I use both devices and I couldn't be more happy with the freedom this allows me.
I own everything about the critical devices I work on, Linux. I have a magical device which "just works" in my Apple products.
If someone breaks this, I'll be sad.
- shever73 4y agoThe "it just works" argument is what keeps me using an iPhone, even though my computers and servers all run Linux. Years ago, I replaced my trusty Nokia 6310 with an O2 XDA phone. It ran Windows CE, routinely crashed or froze and would be unable to make or receive calls. Since then, I've always wanted a phone that just works. The iPhone is the nearest thing to that for me.
- bamboozled 4y agoI "rooted" my Android once, it was a nightmare. Never doing that again...on my primary phone at least.