BlunderX

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   by BlunderX 11y ago

   Still, the forced transition is PITA for anyone who has had a successful app on the AppStore for several years. Essentially, you are being forced making a new app every other year, just to have an app, in spite of the fact that the old one(
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   by BlunderX 11y ago

   > He's right, but he's almost too right: absolutely everything he says is a problem with bitcode applies to normal app store distribution and all other centralized cloud-powered OSes and apps. Therefore I don't see this as
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   by BlunderX 11y ago

   I agree with the sentiment. However, if enough people, or Taylor Swift, decide to tell Apple to GTFO, they will back down on a retarded idea, or at least modify it to a more (but not completely) acceptable extent. A good argument against th
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   by BlunderX 11y ago

   > I've never heard of anyone downloading an un-DRM'd version of their app store app for debugging purposes. That is because it has never been necessary before, because up until now you have always had a binary copy in Xcode -&g