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Jun. 14th, 2010
More about rotting apples.
Jun. 14th, 2010 05:29 pm.
That's why I will never touch "Apple" product no matter how flashy it is. Mr. Steve Jobs can write my two cents out of his pocket. (I started with sentence that included words "iPad", "up" and "ass", but we are past school age here, aren't we?)
This is not a separate incident. This is a company policy from its beginning. You use "Apple" - you better start thinking like "Apple" does, because all the other ways of thinking (be it programming languages or boobs) are outlawed.
It looks a viable business ethics when it is all about software. But when I see that the company does not know where to stop, I have to assume that their software policies are as rotten as their domestic censorship.
That's why I will never touch "Apple" product no matter how flashy it is. Mr. Steve Jobs can write my two cents out of his pocket. (I started with sentence that included words "iPad", "up" and "ass", but we are past school age here, aren't we?)
This is not a separate incident. This is a company policy from its beginning. You use "Apple" - you better start thinking like "Apple" does, because all the other ways of thinking (be it programming languages or boobs) are outlawed.
It looks a viable business ethics when it is all about software. But when I see that the company does not know where to stop, I have to assume that their software policies are as rotten as their domestic censorship.