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> Also, I still do eat with spoon, fork and a knife, but I do not call that "war on spork". Because the barrier to entry to creating your own fork, should Big
by chimeracoder 13y ago
> Also, I still do eat with spoon, fork and a knife, but I do not call that "war on spork".
Because the barrier to entry to creating your own fork, should Big Cutlery™ decide they want to prevent your access to one, is very low.
- untothebreach 13y agoI wish I could upvote you twice...once for your point, and again for "Big Cutlery"
- rimantas 13y agoYou miss the point. If I am some huge player who decides to produce tablets, how does that make me at war with someone else producing computers? Or are those producing utensils at war with Victorinox? So who is actively trying to hurt "general computing" devices? And by this I mean not "producing limited computing devices" but active and deliberate actions against general computing. Or shall we all close our eyes and pretend that many of those general computing devices never saw general computing in their lives? Some are glorified typewriters, some are facebook and email devices, some are game machines. Where does this tunnel vision that anyone working with something with CPU inside should be interested in general computing?