nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid> asked
>>>> I can't outfit my iPad to do anything close to what my Android does
>>>> already.
>>>
>>> that's because you're stupid.
>>
>> Well then, tell us where iOS graphical debuggers are on the Apple App Store.
>
> what's stopping you from writing such an app that does exactly what you
> want it to do?
>
> other than the fact that you're incapable of leaning how, which just
> means you would need to hire people who can.

We see nospam following the predictable path in increasing desperation...

1. First claim the imaginary functionality exists on the Apple App Store.
2. When that fails, say everyone else made Apple remove the functionality.
3. When that fails, say it's not Apple's fault - it's the developers' fault.
4. When that fails, say you should write all the app functionality yourself.
5. When that fails, accuse everyone telling the truth of being stupid.
6. What's coming up is the classic "ftfy" kindergarten rant from nospam.

All this because nospam _hates_ *to own an iPhone is to own a crippled OS*.

In article <sgbnr8$d8o$1@gioia.aioe.org>, Robin Goodfellow
<Ancient-of-Days@Heaven.Net> wrote:

> 4. When that fails, say you should write all the app functionality yourself.

step up to the plate and let's see what you can do.

if your claim that millions of people need to 'debug their router'
every single day, then you could make quite a bit of money with just a
99 cent app.

you might even make enough money to buy a single slice of pizza.

i noticed you gave up trying to write android apps, plus the garbage
you did write was pretty bad.

maybe you'll have better luck with ios apps. they're easier to write
than android, and you might even get past the tutorials.