Disagree. Anti-Apple crowd has at least partly a very solid and rational ground to stand upon. Apple's much admired and followed direction is pointing exactly

Disagree. Anti-Apple crowd has at least partly a very solid and rational ground to stand upon. Apple's much admired and followed direction is pointing exactly to the opposite way that most hackers should prefer and push towards. Look at an iPhone 5 and a Raspberry Pi: one goes North and the other goes South. One had a heavy marketing and costs a lot, and cannot be opened without breaking it. The other the opposite: it isn't even sold in a "box"! So, now, objectively, all things being equal, tell me frankly which one in an iPhone 5 and a Raspberry Pi should have the preference of hackers (in the wide sense)? And don't tell me a Pi can't be used as a phone: I am well aware of that. My question is general, which device is more akin of hacker culture, and why?