zroger73

That's too bad. My iPhone 6S+ is too small to use as the interface for my quadcopter. My iPad is too large to fit on the remote. The iPad mini is perfect.

Funny how 30 MB is considered "small"!

The entire text of the King James Bible fits on a 1.44 MB floppy disk with room left over.

The Facebook app for the iPhone, which is little more than a "web browser" that connects only to Facebook is 244 MB - equivalent to the text of almost 200 bibles!

Thanks to lazy coders creating code bloat, most apps are horribly inefficient using FAR more CPU power and taking up FAR more storage space than necessary. Instead of using efficient languages and coding techniques, they just slap something together and debug it until it mostly works using patches that add even more unnecessary code. This costs customers more money in data usage, makes the apps slower, and wastes resources.

anantksundaram said:

strawberry said:

"Open iTunes on your Mac or PC"

Stopped right there.

Agreed. It's a POS piece of software at this point.

Unfortunately, I agree. iTunes used to be bad. Then, it got good. A few years ago, it started getting bad again. Now, it's a mess. My library has become a shredded mixture of partially duplicated, partially unsychronized, partially-"iClouded" mess of disorganization. My biggest mistake of all time was turning on iTunes Match and iCloud (which I have since turned off, but the mess remains). That's when all the crap started. Before that, I bought songs using iTunes on my Mac and everything synced perfectly with my iPhone. That's no longer the case. Songs inexplicably don't make it from my computer to my phone. Thanks to iTunes (mis)Match, several songs were replaced by a completely different song while retaining the correct song information and artwork. Either I'm getting older or Apple is getting sloppier (or both), but the simple, "it just works" days seemed to have disappeared in favor of needless complexity and problems.

I've read this name before, but I've never intentionally listened to his "music" nor do I any intentions of doing so. After Googling his name, I was surprised to learn how popular he and his "music" are. I guess I've been living under a rock all these years. That's okay - I think I'll go back there. I don't like what I see out from underneath it.

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