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    [–] cm0002 6 points 11 months ago

    And OMG, Apples business support is absolute horse shit

    Device management? Good fucking luck. Setting up iOS device management is by far the most painful, migraine inducing, poorly thought out, full of the most asinine restrictions process I've ever seen in my life.

    Setting up Oracle on-prem software is a cake walk compared to Apples shit.

    Windows is a business OS with consumer features, MacOS is a consumer OS with business (poorly executed) "features"

    Apple: "It just works!*"

    *As long as it's not a business feature