> I don't understand the purpose of your reply?
to illustrate, counter to the HN narrative, they've actually done a lot to keep the platform open to hackers and hobbyists.
Sure, remove disabling SIP from the list, the others still stand and are quite compelling IMO.
Fair enough on the kernel extensions.
I take your point(s) but the doom about the Mac turning into iOS and the terminal being taken away is unfounded.
> to illustrate, counter to the HN narrative, they've actually done a lot to keep the platform open to hackers and hobbyists.
My comment that you replied to was not about the HN narrative. Thus, I still don't understand the purpose of your reply.