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Comment by const_cast

1 month ago

Why are you arguing semantics on something which you're obviously just wrong on? Even if you're right, a semantics argument is weak - we can play around and define words all day.

The smartphone has replaced the home computer for most people. Period.

Them being locked down is a profiteering and rent seeking strategy - not a user experience one. It SHOULD be open, and we're feeling the effects when that's not the case.

> I'm sorry that your worldview doesn't allow listening to other people's opinions.

My worldview is just fine - I get frustrated when people know they're wrong and decide to play stupid instead of rethinking their reasoning.

A smartphone is not a washing machine, it's a personal computer. If you want to debate that that's fine - I don't really care if you're wrong, just know that pretty much nobody will agree with you.

> I get frustrated when people know they're wrong and decide to play stupid instead of rethinking their reasoning.

Gosh, it must be hard to understand people with the stance like that.

  • And, as if bestowed upon me by God himself, here comes the absolute lack of arguments. I guess if you scrape the bottom of the barrel you eventually run out of barrel!

    Please, go tell someone else about how the iPhone is basically a Samsung washing machine and that's why Apple is allowed to do whatever anti-consumer behavior they want. I'm sure they'd love to hear it.