Re:Apple Silicon M1: A Developer's Perspective
by acdc4life on Saturday November 28, 2020 @01:06PM
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Slippery slope, with all evidence pointing to the contrary. Apple will never have a monopoly, linux will always be an alternative.
Re:Apple Silicon M1: A Developer's Perspective
by makapuf on Saturday November 28, 2020 @01:26PM
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Not on apple hardware however.
Re:Apple Silicon M1: A Developer's Perspective
by rbrtl on Saturday November 28, 2020 @03:15PM
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So... don't buy it? Unless you think it's the best hardware on the market at the best price point.
And what makes you so important that every hardware provider has to bend to your will? I can't run Shor's Algorithm on my Raspberry Pi, whose fault is that?
Re:Apple Silicon M1: A Developer's Perspective
by ulisesrmzroche on Saturday November 28, 2020 @04:14PM
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Then why don't you rail on Linux? If one day there won't be any other options left, why not aim that way? Presumably that's a worse betrayal
Re:Apple Silicon M1: A Developer's Perspective
by rbrtl on Saturday November 28, 2020 @03:13PM
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How will Apple take away your options? That's what's difficult to understand. Either the FOSS/DIY approach has merit and will continue to thrive, or it'll die because it becomes impractical, neither of those courses have anything to do with Apple trying to prevent Joe Bloggs becoming a node in a botnet.
EDIT:
> isn't so difficult to understand, really
You may be confusing "understand" with "imagine"
Until the day when there aren't other options -- which isn't so difficult to understand, really.