Not at all sure why it's relevant which programming languages they use at Apple.
Is this considered interesting since it somehow proves the mainstream adoption of Go? Or since Apple, a competitor of Google's in cell phones, are using one of Google's technologies? Or what?
The takeaway for me was that Apple has a whole /8 subnet to themselves. That's just ... immense, for a single company. Gaah.
EDIT: Mis-typed the netmask, I meant /8 but typed /24. Fixed.
Is this considered interesting since it somehow proves the mainstream adoption of Go? Or since Apple, a competitor of Google's in cell phones, are using one of Google's technologies? Or what?
The takeaway for me was that Apple has a whole /8 subnet to themselves. That's just ... immense, for a single company. Gaah.
EDIT: Mis-typed the netmask, I meant /8 but typed /24. Fixed.