Ish. It’s like you’re staying at this wonderful hotel that is very expensive and you absolutely love, but they refuse to allow wifi in the rooms. So you rig up your own hacky solution to get wifi anyway, hoping they won’t discover it and throw you out.
Re:Mac OS X Leopard and Xcode on iPad Pro
by duncanawoods on Saturday June 20, 2020 @07:37AM
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Feels like prisoners scratching on their walls. They won’t get to keep what they make.
Free your talent and creativity by putting your effort into open platforms.
Doing hacky things on Apple products seems pointless in my opinion, because people paid their way into a walled garden that are now trying to escape?