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Sure, Apple aligned itself in a way that ultimately added to its and its partners’ bottom lines. But somehow, the company’s attitude felt aspirational to me in
by incanus77 3y ago
Sure, Apple aligned itself in a way that ultimately added to its and its partners’ bottom lines. But somehow, the company’s attitude felt aspirational to me in a way that it does not today.
- mrguyorama 3y agoThen you fell for the lifestyle advertising. Simple as that
- incanus77 3y agoI can see your point. For me personally, though, the progression was: 1. Like the look & feel of Apple hardware 2. Feel like the iPod/iTunes scene is shiny bullshit, but whatever 3. Buy a laptop & figure I'll give OS X a shot, if not install Linux 4. Fall in love with the ability to really get some work done rather than have to futz with my system all the time (despite loving to futz with my system) 5. Eventually, become an Apple platform developer