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@mipstian I’d happily pay $9.99 - that’s my current pain point for value before I start cobbling together some wild custom solution to the problem I’m trying to solve. ;) A sub is very reasonable for a service that requires a backend and continual admin.
@BasicAppleGuy @jamesthomson @gedeonm The look on my wife's face when I showed her this was priceless.
“You’re funny.”
@chucker @stroughtonsmith Agreed the platform could be better but largely - it does everything it needs to pretty well. Especially if you are a heavy Siri user.
Sören@jsamuelson @stroughtonsmith I think “failure” is harsh, but there’s a big gap in third-party ecosystem aspiration as told at WWDC (“the future of TV is apps”) for both tvOS and watchOS and reality. Watches are selling well. Third-party watch apps are not doing well at all.
@stroughtonsmith I don’t think you can split the OS from the hardware and call it a failure - compared to Garmin for example the apps are significantly more useable and interactive. I use both. I use a bunch of third party apps and so do most people I know with an Apple Watch! For me the issue is battery life…
@stroughtonsmith Apple Watch (and OS) is a failure?! Quarter of a billion watches sold and 30% of the entire smartwatch market? Wish I could have launched a failure like that…
Randahl FinkThe Russians think they just have to kill enough Ukrainians, win the war, and then their trading relations will get back to normal.
Today, my generation has a very positive view of Germans, but I remember growing up in the 1980's in Denmark, where some of my dad's business relations still would not do deals with anyone from Germany.
That was forty years after World War II and Hitler's occupation of Denmark.
Forty years — this is the kind of anger the Russians have drawn upon themselves.
#ukraine
Today, my generation has a very positive view of Germans, but I remember growing up in the 1980's in Denmark, where some of my dad's business relations still would not do deals with anyone from Germany.
That was forty years after World War II and Hitler's occupation of Denmark.
Forty years — this is the kind of anger the Russians have drawn upon themselves.
#ukraine