> I know people really dislike how Apple restricts your freedom to use their software in any way they don't intend. But this is one of the times where they shine.
Yes, the problem here is that the system owners had too much control over their systems.
No, no, that's the EXACT OPPOSITE of what happened. The problem is Crowdstrike had too much control of systems -- arguing that we should instead give that control to Apple is just swapping out who's holding the gun.
Yes, the problem here is that the system owners had too much control over their systems.
No, no, that's the EXACT OPPOSITE of what happened. The problem is Crowdstrike had too much control of systems -- arguing that we should instead give that control to Apple is just swapping out who's holding the gun.