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by binkHN 3y ago
Is there any other service that allowed you to play AAA titles with nothing more than a Wi-Fi enabled controller and an inexpensive dongle plugged into any TV?
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> ...GeForce Now also works fine on a plain old Chromecast with Google TV ($30), which you can connect standard Bluetooth controllers to (say, Xbox controllers or leftover Stadia controllers with the firmware upgrade). How is the latency
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by binkHN 3y ago
Strongly concur on Stadia—a product way ahead of its time. As for the Google ecosystem, I don’t have everything Google—I more often go for best-of-breed—but, for the Google things I do have, I love how well they work together. A bit of ha
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Which other ThinkPads models use this?
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I don't believe this is shipping yet.
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I love my E14 Gen 2. It’s actually sturdier than some of my other ThinkPads and I bought it on a whim with the explicit purpose of running ChromeOS Flex—works flawlessly.
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Are you on the US site? https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/configurator/cto/index.html?bun...
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Of course, you just pay for Windows whether you want it or not.
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Please know, in the USA, when you customize the device, you don't get to choose your operating system. It's Windows or Windows.
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Who here is running a production system without redundant or backup power?
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Ouch. I've been using ChromeOS more lately, and Windows less, and I'm really appreciating the Linux environment within ChromeOS. I haven't experience any of the issues you noted in this environment, but it does run as a conta
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> ...data loss bugs (!) in WSL2. Mind going into this in more detail?
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Perhaps. I meant it more in the context of the Google Play Store policies as a whole, and they are voluminous, and not just this specific case.
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Unfortunately, as you noted, the game is rigged and you have to play within the sandbox provided. With that, and as you also noted, your testing simply needs to be better, especially since this is a customer-facing app and not an app that&#
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by binkHN 3y ago
While I concur with the author on the challenges of Android development, the author made two major mistakes. One, he didn't test his app on the latest version of Android. This a very major mistake and the reason why we keep 11 virtual
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NIST Publishes First Draft Standards for Post-Quantum Cryptography(darkreading.com)
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It's very simple for me. The three devices are rather specialized. The phone always comes with me, so that's a given. The tablet is primarily for content consumption (why use my tiny phone screen for this when my nice 10-inch tabl
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Definitely the stuff nightmares are made out of!
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> ...absolute minimist windows OS... https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-and-w...
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Nice. OpenBSD does something similar, with the difference being that there are no exemptions for specific software—they expect developers to fix their broken programs.
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> ...ms has integrated ads I to the OS... Who would have thunk, ChromeOS, an OS from an advertising company, would have less ads than an OS from Microsoft?
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Debian was my first Linux. Since then I mostly use OpenBSD—love its simplicity—but whenever I need to take full advantage of modern hardware I head back to Debian (usually the Testing release).
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The article doesn’t talk about a fix—scary. I know OpenBSD uses a similar SSL-based method for time keeping on startup, but I’ve never experienced an issue like this.
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> ...a hundred Chromebooks were set up... I haven't been to any DEF CON events. Is hacking from a Chromebook normal? What's the reason they don't let you use your own device?
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This is exactly how I use YouTube. My biggest issue is the sponsored ads that get in the way of me paying not to have ads. I hope they find a solution for this.
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Windows 11 has become an ad platform that's worse than ChromeOS.
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I do this where I can, but, for the sites I use more often, I tend to get a far better experience with the app.
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Seconded, and I develop apps in my spare time. The stores tend to promote the apps that generate the most revenue; often times the best app for your needs is not the one that's making the most money.
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> It has ... the quietest fans... Part of this is related to having one of the most power efficient CPUs.
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I hate to push products, but happiness is the Call Screen built into Pixel phones. If it feels the call might not be spam, I still have the option to screen it and watch the party converse with the Google Assistant in real time—kind of lik

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