8: Hold Me!

Accidental Tech Podcast

Marco Arment

Technology

4.3 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2013

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Giving Dave Morin the benefit of the doubt on that Vanity Fair trainwreck.
Who Facebook Home is for and why Facebook made it.
Whether Facebook, Amazon, Samsung, etc. could or should make their own OS or maintain completely diverged Android forks.
Google forking WebKit, Chrome vs. Safari, and the fork's likely implications for Apple and web developers.
Debug #11: Don Melton and Safari
WebKit contributors by company
Panic's new Status Board app (and IAP reaction).
We included Jonathan Mann's ending theme song again. Thanks, Jonathan!

Transcript

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0:00.0	It's scary, and I don't like it, help me.
0:01.9	F***ing.
0:03.7	We missed a lot this week, or last week, I guess.
0:06.7	It was a lot, I was here.
0:08.4	Ha, ha, ha, ha.
0:10.0	He says with not a hint of bitterness.
0:11.9	No, of course not.
0:12.8	Jon, bitter?
0:14.1	No, surely not.
0:16.1	I didn't want to mention quickly the Dave Moore
0:19.0	and Vanity Fair thing.
0:20.7	Oh, God.
0:21.9	Because I think, from what I can tell,
0:26.1	based on some things I've seen,
0:28.6	both from him making a few little comments here and there
0:31.6	and from a few other people,
0:33.6	including the magazine's esteemed editor, Glen Fleischman,
0:35.9	who apparently talked to him a little bit more.
0:37.9	Sounds like it sounds like it was pretty overblown.
0:42.1	Like it sounds like the Vanity Fair reporter
0:45.9	might have been exaggerating
0:47.3	or taking some of those things really far out of context
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