See, this is why I entitled the post "amateur hour". $99 is not an unreasonable spend to evaluate a business idea
The disenfranchisement of hobbyists, the assumption that everything must be a "business idea", is part of the problem. Would you still be calling it cheap if it were $5000 plus a lease on a dedicated office, as it has been for several other platforms?
The device has power constraints, resolution constraints, memory constraints, storage constraints, but somehow business constraints are unmanageable?
I imagine that Slashdot users tend to be attracted to technical puzzles. Fewer of us are attracted to business puzzles, especially because of their frequent connection to the birth lottery (that is, inherited wealth) and the spoils of past anticompetitive behavior.
you must realize that they have fairly good reasons to forbid porn, excessive violence (which *allows* games like GTA), and WiFi hacking tools
The term "hacking" ascribes unwarranted malicious intent to the developers of MozStumbler. How should the developers of applications like MozStumbler "really try[] hard to work around the restrictions" in your opinion?