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Rayz2016 said:

Jobs did not say "Stylus … yuk!"

Uh…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YY3MSaUqMg

Jobs did not say that they would never have a stylus… ...Apple didn't say they wouldn't make a stylus.

“No one wants a stylus, so let’s not use a stylus.”

Uh oh. I remember seeing this thing drawn all over notebooks back in grade school. Does that mean this startup is going to sue all those kids, too?

clemynx said:

When opening a safari tab in the background, the user still has to wait for the animation to end before being able to scroll again.

No. (tested on iOS 11.4 on an iPad Pro, in literally five seconds)

boltsfan17 said:

I thought time shifting in copyright law covers recording of broadcast material for personal use. I'm not sure how that would apply to downloading the program.

Correct! But this is simply “outsourcing” the DVR functionality. You’re paying for the content, simply not using the hardware you were given to record and watch at a later date; you’re accessing the content through your own means, and you’re also not illegally sharing it (turning seeding off–which will make your downloads crawl, granted, but is required for the “legal” aspect of bittorrent in this case). You’re also probably right that it hasn’t ever been challenged. I don’t exactly have high expectations for it to be considered legal (even though it likely is, since law is restrictive to the government, not the other way around). 

racerhomie3 said:

Windows might call the next version ‘Ultra super mega Windows’ for all I care.

They should call it The Philadelphia Experiment.