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Discrimination for real. what's next ? Google banning safari browser from accessing search?

• k-mcgrady 12y ago
  It probably cuts down on the number of people that can stream it making it less expensive for Apple and the stream more stable. And at the end of the day it's an Apple developer conference - Apple developers typical have Apple hardware which this can be viewed on.
  • dman 12y ago
    What about freebsd and clang developers whose work gets used prominently in apple products but who dont own apple hardware.
    • tptacek 12y ago
      Isn't clang more or less an Apple-funded project? I also thought the guy who was principally responsible for LLVM was an Apple engineer.
      • pcwalton 12y ago
        Yes, Chris Lattner is a tech lead at Apple.
• danielrhodes 12y ago
  Google benefits from everybody using the web. Apple benefits when people use their ecosystem. Thus Apple restricting the webcast to Safari makes sense, and Google not limiting access to just Chrome does not make sense.