It seems like the Browser Wars are going to converge on a singular point: "Do I need to access Big Tech services?" As long as the business world is going to continue centrallizing on the likes of Microsoft, Google, and…
I never understood the argument that Apple's hostility to developers was unfair. The business proposition is simple: "Buy our overpriced hardware with our famously inflexible and invasive software and sign this massive,…
"Can you tell the jury what you told investigators when you decided to use computerized directed energy weapons to target civllian infrastructure?" "...rule of cool?"
Maybe we've just been using books wrong the entire time.
It seems like the Browser Wars are going to converge on a singular point: "Do I need to access Big Tech services?" As long as the business world is going to continue centrallizing on the likes of Microsoft, Google, and…
I never understood the argument that Apple's hostility to developers was unfair. The business proposition is simple: "Buy our overpriced hardware with our famously inflexible and invasive software and sign this massive,…
"Can you tell the jury what you told investigators when you decided to use computerized directed energy weapons to target civllian infrastructure?" "...rule of cool?"
Maybe we've just been using books wrong the entire time.