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Comment #32631476
I’m pretty certain the price removal was due to App Store and Play store policy. If you list the price, users expect to be able to purchase in-app, which then means Audible forks o…
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Comment #31957629
This writer is really entitled. It is a free tier for a service that costs money to host and maintain. Of course there are upgrade prompts. I use Feedly (free) as a hosting service…
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Comment #27388840
They have. See their responses to the Senate anti-trust panel. Also in numerous interviews.
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Comment #24153059
Is the Epic game store the only place to get software on Windows?
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Comment #24024235
I realize this won’t change your simplistic “Europe good USA bad” worldview but relatively high CA taxes do support good social services and as a CA resident I have benefitted. The…
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Comment #23570385
Why do you keep bringing up examples of other corporations acting like jerks to excuse Apple acting like a jerk?
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Comment #23569295
A video game console isn't used for programming, video production, writing, homework, etc. You know what I mean. The fact that they are specially packaged PC parts is beside the po…
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Comment #23569233
The rules on the store in this area have changed interpretations without notice. It not being a new rule but becoming far more strict all of a sudden is a big part of the issue. Al…
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Comment #23569197
To clarify, Hey does provide only a login, and no outside linking (or reference to outside payment, as Apple requires). Apple is now requiring that in-app-purchases must exist for …
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Comment #23569111
I see the game console argument come up a a lot and I really don’t think it sticks. Game consoles are not general purpose computers and have a much more narrow intended purpose. Ap…
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Comment #23510526
The Facebook html5 example predates react-native and all the other under-the-hood features and apps powered-by-JS that people don’t notice now.
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Comment #23506274
Facebook was pouring resources into their HTML5 mobile apps ten years ago. I’m not saying web apps on mobile feel native now by any means, but I don’t think that’s a good example o…
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Comment #22184996
As you said yourself though, this was 10 years ago.
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Comment #17293371
This isn’t good advise. Angular 1.X is discontinued and uses confusing patterns not used in Angular 2 , React, Preact, Vue etc. specializing in it is a very bad career move.