@aral @balexander @wesscope was else was running on the device at the time?
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@travisjeffery Does it matter? It’s an internal detail that should never be exposed to the user. +@balexander@wesscope -
@aral@balexander@wesscope it matters. You can make many apps look stupid/run poorly by opening up a few apps doing intense work in the bg. -
@travisjeffery Clean‐up unobtrusively. If it’s not enough, crash. OS should handle memory. Never reveal to user. +@balexander@wesscope -
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@aral@travisjeffery@balexander
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@aral Wow. “Does that mean my phone is broken?” would be most people’s response to that. -
@aegirthor Indeed. Users should never have to worry about hardware details.
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@aral@balexander@delta don't worry we never cut corners fixing our planes though! -
@meat99 Scary thought :)+@balexander@Delta -
@aral@balexander@delta. Indeed. EVERYTHING communicates. Because every THING communicates. Thanks for the follow.
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@aral@balexander Swedish store chain ICA make old versions of their app unusable by presenting a modal that prompts the user to update... -
@simmelj@balexander Ooh, that’s evil. -
@aral@balexander Yeah! My gf flipped and uninstalled the app when she saw it :P
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@aral@balexander sounds like someone needs to learn about ARC -
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@aral@balexander It’s not acceptable for most apps regardless of platform.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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