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  • But I wanted to point out, Android is much, much more permissive in what peripherals and apps can do.

    That’s kinda true, but not what I was getting at. Android has restrictive background processing limits and the APIs around it keep getting more restrictive and the OEMs like Samsung keep ignoring the rules of how things should work and break your apps when you do it right anyway… Ultimately it’s incredibly difficult to write an app and guarantee background work.

    Apple, is even worse on its restrictions of background work, but Apple owns the OS and and can bypass it all for their watch.

    Apple will never get to bypass the fuckery you have to deal with on Android, only the Android OEMs get that.


  • The apple watch thing is kinda interesting.

    So you make a watch and it has super tight integrations with OS level software on the phone.

    I can’t imagine they can force apple to write an Android app, which doesn’t even have the same system level access as their OS app and provide some sort of degraded service.

    Maybe they could force them to let it function in some limited way but where do you draw the line on forcing them to write android apps?



  • This isn’t about him paying his legal bill, it’s about a bond to appeal.

    Using all your cash to appeal is a bad idea for ANYONE

    if you lose the appeal, you can then decide on your cash and asset mix to pay it off.

    Edit: think about it this way. If you can put up asset collateral on a appeal that’ll take a year, that’s a whole year you could be earning interest on the cash and have cash for an emergency. Maybe you go half and half so you don’t risk as much of the other assets. Leaving yourself with no cash is just bad. He’s in a really bad situation so maybe he only has bad options, but that doesn’t mean it’s not bad.