The Cross-Platform Trifecta Of Pain

The visceral reaction of every iOS developer when Xcode suggests installing yet another multi-gigabyte command line package that will probably be obsolete in three months. Nothing says "I'm just trying to build a simple app" like watching your SSD slowly die while downloading tools you didn't ask for. And the polite "please" in the second panel? That's the sound of a developer who's already lost 4 hours to unexplained build errors today.

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Ah yes, the classic file permissions standoff. Your OS acting like some feudal lord reminding you that despite being the admin, paying for the hardware, and literally owning the machine, you still need to grovel for write access to a config file. The burning hellscape imagery is spot on because that's exactly what it feels like trying to edit /etc/hosts or some system file at 2 PM on a Tuesday. Just trying to change one line and suddenly you're in a philosophical debate with your computer about ownership and authority. Spoiler: sudo usually wins this argument, but the audacity of the OS to tell YOU that you don't have permission on YOUR machine never gets old. It's like your refrigerator telling you that you can't have the leftover pizza.

A masterful historical burn. The meme references Marie Antoinette's infamous "let them eat cake" quote when told the peasants had no bread, showcasing her disconnection from reality. Similarly, suggesting Macs as an alternative to expensive GPUs is equally out of touch—like recommending a $2000+ computer known for mediocre gaming performance to someone who can't afford a graphics card. It's the tech equivalent of suggesting caviar to someone who can't afford ramen.

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Content 9h Replying to CalebJHull It's so slow. I dont' think it's a native app. Probably using electronjs shelley codebytere 9h uhh considering that it's a mobile app, that'd be a no haha 29 1 ili gh Replying to codebytere and CalebJHull You can bypass Apple's Electron app ban using one of over a dozen wrappers shelley codebytere 9h 1) Electron literally does not work on mobile. It is desktop only. 2) There is no Electron app ban. See: : shelley codebytere Jun 15 Replying to chewingcode and dhh also Electron should be fine now - the issue with rejections there was that Chromium sometimes uses private macOS APIs (which Apple does not allow) and so we need to patch out new ones when they crop up :) 9 1 M 36 9h Replying to codebytere and CalebJHull 1) It literally does. 2) Way to refer to yourself. 9 2 17 shelley codebytere 9h by all means continue to tell me how Electron works Ima 17 1 98 9h Replying to codebytere and CalebJHull No thanks. I can tell you think you're a know it all. 17 2 shelley codebvtere Replying to Caleb JHull you didn't look at my bio, did you 9:39 AM Jun 24, 2020 Twitter Web App