SarahJamieLewis on Nostr: iOS has always been on the other side of that threshold (with some recent moves to ...
iOS has always been on the other side of that threshold (with some recent moves to maybe put it within reach again).
Windows and Android are both teetering.
If I was to make a prediction it would be that you should expect to see less free software on those platforms in the coming years, and even existing ones will begin to slowly rot.
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