I find it interesting that I'm so against Google/Apple controlling what I run on my phone or tablet, but I don't mind Microsoft limiting what I run on my game console.
Do I view one as a general computing device and the other as an appliance? Is it just that it's always been that way? Is there any material difference or am I just brainwashed?
Thomas Beagle /
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2024-06-24 21:45:17
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