> Not everyone is like me, and not everyone is like you. There's no right or wrong, just preference. I never said there was. The poster I was responding to sai

> Not everyone is like me, and not everyone is like you. There's no right or wrong, just preference. I never said there was. The poster I was responding to said that he disliked the closed environment iOS provides. Perhaps my wording was a bit more confrontational that I meant, but my comment still stands: Apple's products are not marketed to or designed for power users. That's really all I meant by it. I never said that everyone is like everyone else; they're not. Many people who enjoy tinkering use Apple's phones. These people are, as is apparent to me now (hence my buying an Android next), better off using an open platform like Android. As an aside, it's just as easy to classify servers and caches as tools that should "just work". It's about perspective, and preference.