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Except that nobody pays for Google services.

Previous versions already did that.

According to Google/Android fanboys circle jerk, yes.

If Apple bought every single company that people say that "Apple should buy X", it would be no company left on Earth besides Apple.

No.

And it still works for me on macOS 10.12.

So I see absolutely no point here.

Ignorant comment, I bet you already use Android. Apple gives 14 DAYS of refund policy, and Google just copied Apple model.

Have fun with your LG.

Apple has 14 days.

The only difference is that Google makes it easy for people to abuse the system.

Are you punished because what?

Do you really think people like subscriptions?

People prefer to pay $50 for a 64GB micro SD card in a store, than $1/mo for 50GB cloud storage.

Offering your app for a one time fee is an advantage for the developer.

But there, you were lucky to have an open source and free project to help you out.

Because without it, you could be 100% sure the developers won't be updating them.

Now, lots of games from the late 90's, early 2000's don't work anymore on modern Windows versions. And DOSbox isn't powerful enough to run them.

What you do now?

Because resolutions change, for example. And it's the truth of most single player games.

Apple is not forcing anyone to adopt this model, and most people won't be comfortable with a subscription based game anyway.

However, for MMO's, subscriptions make sense.

There's already a place for those cancellations: the home screen. Delete the App, and subscription goes away.

There aren't many Apps that can save you $1000 a year because there is no money to make them, because people aren't buying $100 software packages on the AppStore.

It's a chicken and egg problem.

Yes, the company that succeeds in the WWW is the company that has a monopoly in it.

Medicine, for example, they have to tell what's inside the bottle.

The first AppStore was even older, it was made for NeXTSTEP, Steve Jobs bought the whole thing.

Monica is just there for the happy ending.

Pretty sure it was product placement.

Facebook is not a CRUD application.

Facebook is a graph theory application.

iTunes was "getting nowhere"?

That is the point

Not really, it captures not video image, but data sent to Quartz. When you play it back, it plays perfectly.

Now, if only Apple or Microsoft added the opportunity to compile and run Cocoa or WPF Apps on competitor platforms, that would be great.

Apple could do this very well, it makes sense from a business perspective, and from a technical perspective, it shouldn't be hard.

But how? I've searched the documentation.

Their main product is the Facebook feed. And they seem to give people what they want.

Too bad that what people want is to just turn off their brain.

You can't say that, because there aren't 45W and more ARM chips to compare with Intels...

But I don't have a subtitles file. I would need it to read from a stream, not a static file.

Because it's an applications language, and not a systems language, Java uses garbage collection, which has unpredictable performance, while Swift doesn't.

Is there a way to mux subtitles written on the fly?

For example, I want to mux a subtitle stream, with the real time clock in it, into a video stream.

If they don't do, people will upload the full albums and people will listen to those copies. So better put there their songs.

Also, YouTube is a monopoly. It's the Microsoft Windows of online media distribution. Developers cannot afford to not release their software for Windows, now imagine if Microsoft decided to build an AppStore like iOS where they decided unilaterally the price of software and their cut, and it were dirty cheap! Damned if you didn't develop for Windows, damned if you did.