XPost: comp.sys.mac.system, misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: walterjones@invalid.nospam   
      
   gtr  wrote   
      
   >> That's reality.   
   >> Not religion.   
   >   
   > I see.   
   >   
   > Android is Jesus! Praise our lord Jesus, unless your are Satan.   
      
   No. You don't understand. Nobody says Android is a religion.   
   People on Android read the news about how Android works.   
      
   It's mainly you iMorons who never read anything about how Apple works.   
      
   If someone tells you that Android has been creating hotfix patches since   
   about Android 10, then that's simply a reality that Android has been   
   patched for many years via about a half dozen separate patch methods.   
      
   It all happens every day, by the billions, under the covers, using the   
   Google Play Update mechanism which is the default on every Android phone.   
      
   What's different with iOS is that Apple has used a highly backward   
   single-slab monolith walled garden iOS release since the inception of iOS.   
      
   That ancient method was how people did operating systems back in the 1950s   
   and 1960s, but every company abandoned the single slab - except for Apple.   
      
   Like Moses and the single slab ten commandments, you Apple iNuts have   
   hailed that single-slab release as a religious embodiment of Apple's Jesus.   
      
   And yet, even Apple had to finally join the modern world by adding to iOS   
   16 for the first time in Apple's history the ability to patch a single bug.   
      
   That's the RSR.   
      
   And since Apple has never patched a single bug in their history prior to   
   iOS 16, it's obvious that Apple is having teething pains joining the modern   
   world.   
      
   That is just what's happening to Apple.   
   It has nothing to do with Android as much as you'd like to make it so.   
      
   Apple is simply copying what every other operating system has always done.   
   Patch a bug as fast as possible.   
      
   Instead of taking three to six months to build & test a single-slab iOS.   
   This is a good thing, whether or not you iMorons even know how it works.   
      
   What's no longer amazing, actually, is how little you iKooks know of Apple.   
      
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