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The one big thing I see for these is sports. They bought the company (years ago) that let you watch NBA games from different angles and locations online and there are rumors of going after NFL next year. If they let you virtually go to games that might be worth it for me. 

The totally flat look still bothers me. I often have no clue what a button is, what is active, etc. I really think design has plunged over the past decades. So much thought used to go in to GUI, but it just doesn't feel that way to me anymore.

Fort Whatever. Just write good clean code that runs on the web and you won't need the app store at all. Until then, pay the 30%.

Luckily the entire Apple campus can fly away if needed. #ufo 

Rembert said:

I’ve tried many mindmapper solutions, beautiful, great features and great presentation abilities. But, for just plain and simple mindmapping I have settled with Scapple. I’m only using that one now, unfortunately only available on macOS, not on iOS.

I 100% agree. Scapple is the best one if you just need to make simple maps. It's the only one I use. You can download a 30 day trial version on their website if you want to try it.

Starting to buy AAPL in 2004 was the best move I ever made. Loved my Mac and bought what I believed in. 

I started buying in 2005. Turned out to be a good move. Wouldn't mind seeing $230. 😀

I still feel (as an old non gamer guy) the only thing with this VR that would interest me is live sports. If Apple had gotten Sunday Ticket and let me view the game from multiple angles I'd pay a few grand with no problem. I'd enjoy sitting in a virtual section with remote friends while cheering on my team. 

They didn't get that, so I'm really not sure what else they can do to get me interested. 

No issues happened in Virginia, but I know how it goes. I've often had issues in my area when no one else does. 

Rough. I'm in Bend OR right now and owner posted a note on the door about who to call.