garyb2

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   by garyb2 7y ago

   Perhaps. My experience with Apple is that they do what they want and getting anything out of them occurs on their timeline. If you don't like it, get stuffed, they won't budge.
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   by garyb2 7y ago

   Seems to me the client got the work for nearly free (gaming the system time only) - I see nothing in the article about UPWork requiring the client return work product as consequence of payment refusal.
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   by garyb2 7y ago

   Notice they did not get around posting the next status update on time.
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   by garyb2 7y ago

   Just tried openssl genrsa on my Mac: openssl genrsa Generating RSA private key, 2048 bit long modulus openssl version LibreSSL 2.6.5 So maybe install Mac updates?
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   by garyb2 8y ago

   Sure would. If that would pass, I would simply create a club, let everyone join up and call them members of my organization and ship apps through it, bypassing Apple, the 30% and App Store review all in one shot. Considering how I've b
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   by garyb2 8y ago

   They know how many installations are active and how many people work for the org. When wildly out of line they could send a lawyer-gram and then shut it down if they don't get a response that accounts for the difference. Enterprise app