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Apple’s Guidelines Now Allow Executable Code in Ed...
They do 'allow' that 'side loading'... it's already there. You can already do that with a free developer account and free Xcode. Anything you download or write you can then send to your iPhone, iPad, iPod etc. and you can use it.
mikeash
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Yeah, for a week, then it turns into a pumpkin, and you're limited to three apps at a time. This is not a realistic solution.
Nullabillity
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Free*
* If you pay them $500+ for the computer
sbuk
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So you got your whole Linux/Windows computer for free? Where are they giving them away?
mikeash
on June 13, 2017
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Well, I paid $1 for my Raspberry Pi. (Would take a few more dollars to get it operational, of course. I haven't bothered yet.)
Nullabillity
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No, but Linux isn't limited to a single (massively overpriced) brand.
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