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Comment · 16 years ago
If you are regular guy using a car to go from A to B, you definitely don't want to open up the hood. But if you bought a car to learn a thing or two about the engine inside, then you are in trouble with a locked down hood. The same with kids who wanna be hackers.

If your kid want to be a hacker and learn things, he is definitely going to be in big trouble with locked down devices like iPad and companies like Apple .

Comment · 16 years ago
"slower" means "choppy" and is not interchangeable with "use more resources" as you suggests. I have never seen any flash content that runs choppy on my 2 GHz Macbook. Post an example and back up your claim.
Comment · 16 years ago
Comment · 17 years ago
Quoting him & disagreeing with him calling iPad platform an "incredible opportunity" - gets me downmodded.

I laughed a little.

Comment · 17 years ago
Except nothing moms consider cool work on this thing..
Comment · 17 years ago
iPad, as a device is a new opportunity for developers. But not an incredible one. Open up the platform, and we can consider it incredible.

He calls the demand for open-computing and removal of restrictions a "nonsense" .

Comment · 17 years ago
No camera. No mutitasking. No choice of browsers. No plugin support in browser. Runs only what apple wants.

Definitely not worth carrying a 10 inch display for a crippled web experience.

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