Is my SVG PacMan now playable in Safari on iPhone?

[arewethereyet]

How is iPhone ironic?

It's the naming scheme for Apple...kinda linguistic in that way.

iPad, iMac, etc. It's what lets you know an electronic device is an Apple product.

[The Valkyrie]

I have an iPhone. I have never seen Croatia. Therefore, the claim ‘Croatia exists’ is extraordinary and requires extraordinary evidence.

Boru

Why would the existence of a place named "Croatia" be an extraordinary claim? The name "Croatia" is not ironic: nobody knows for sure what it means.

Perhaps we can tell Putin it's part of Ukraine...

[Ravenshire]

Why don't you look up iPhones?

That's different. The existence of Croatia is not an extraordinary claim. The existence of iPhones is.

Get back under your bridge.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I have an iPhone. I have never seen Croatia. Therefore, the claim ‘Croatia exists’ is extraordinary and requires extraordinary evidence.

Boru

Why would the existence of a place named "Croatia" be an extraordinary claim? The name "Croatia" is not ironic: nobody knows for sure what it means.

It’s an extraordinary claim based on the lack of evidence. And I’m pretty sure ‘Croatia’ means ‘land of the Croats’. A non-existent place named for a non-existent people.

Boru

[FlatAssembler]

How is iPhone ironic?

It's the naming scheme for Apple...kinda linguistic in that way.

iPad, iMac, etc. It's what lets you know an electronic device is an Apple product.

I am not saying the name "iPhone" is ironic. I am saying that making an iPhone is a huge engineering challenge. Think of all of the software it has to run. The Darwin kernel its operating system is based on is open source, but almost nothing else on iOS is. That means hundreds of thousands of lines of code had to be written by a single company. And that's not even considering the hardware.

[arewethereyet]

And what is your point?

[arewethereyet]

It was amazing. I have my iPhone alarm set to go off every weekday morning at 7:00. Last night my phone chimed and asked if I wanted the alarm to go off this morning since it's Labor Day here and for many, not a workday. Pretty nice.

I bet that took someone a very short time to program into the phone apps. Someone who was able to make it through computer school probably and doesn't go to random websites looking for answers.

[Ravenshire]

And what is your point?

That because he sucks at writing code, then it must be impossible for Apple to employ people who are good at it.[/best guess]

[Ravenshire]

How is iPhone ironic?  

It's the naming scheme for Apple...kinda linguistic in that way.

iPad, iMac, etc.  It's what lets you know an electronic device is an Apple product.

I am not saying the name "iPhone" is ironic. I am saying that making an iPhone is a huge engineering challenge. Think of all of the software it has to run. The Darwin kernel its operating system is based on is open source, but almost nothing else on iOS is. That means hundreds of thousands of lines of code had to be written by a single company. And that's not even considering the hardware.

(my bold)

Code that started out much simpler, coded by dozens, if not hundreds of individual coders, becoming more complex through iterative processes. It's like you don't even understand the basic concepts of programming.

I know...
"What does that mean?"

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

How is iPhone ironic?  

It's the naming scheme for Apple...kinda linguistic in that way.

iPad, iMac, etc.  It's what lets you know an electronic device is an Apple product.

I am not saying the name "iPhone" is ironic. I am saying that making an iPhone is a huge engineering challenge. Think of all of the software it has to run. The Darwin kernel its operating system is based on is open source, but almost nothing else on iOS is. That means hundreds of thousands of lines of code had to be written by a single company. And that's not even considering the hardware.

Actually, iOS uses about 12-15 million lines of code, which is really not a lot. High-end cars (Mercedes, BMW, Tesla) use up to 100 million lines, while Google comes in at around 2 billion.

You’re only impressed by the amount of code in a smartphone because you’re shit at programming and expect other people to be.

Boru