Same here...
Also, Safescript blocks and lists javascript sources that want to run on a page, I have noticed more and more sites using amazon ads that I keep blocking banning the javascript running.
1% more does not add up.
Didn't more efficient lights and electronics bring down the total usage of energy throughout the whole US by 2 to 3 percent for the last several years?
It runs it on many newer Chromebooks. I have a old and new Chromebook Android Apps run on. Notes of interest: having a touchscreen & accelerometer makes a big different for some apps. Also, some IT network apps do not work right because it runs all network services beyond a sandbox proxy, so if you want to scan your network for devices, then it will only find itself. My Haswell Chromebook is much slower with Android Apps running on it with battery life draining twice as fast, while my i7 Pixelbook is blazingly fast and much longer battery life.
If your Chromebook is being managed by Google's MDM, then it might be blocking Android Apps outright.
Apple did buy up Fingerworks, which made some really cool touch based programmable keyboards. They merely killed the product line and used the patents for swipes and other gestures for the touchpads/iphone/ipad.
Maybe they should bring back the Fingerworks boards, but for laptops.
Your district needs to hire more competent people and find better contractors.
My town schools repair Chromebooks in house. They believe it is cheaper and faster. They, also, have a stable network for thousands of devices, know how to install print drivers properly, and more. Their problems are showing people how to use a computer or smartboard (many teachers/staff do not like to learn new things), repairing chromebooks, dealing with cyberattacks, dealing with Windows glitches, and creating new tools for people to use.
It's setup on the device itself.
I doubt all traffic from my other devices are going through my Mac Mini VPN connection I use to access a NAS in a remote office. Only the Mac Mini sees the NAS.
This is troubling considering, since early Nov. of this year Comcast has throttled all devices on my network when 1 of my devices is connected to a VPN. Upload and download speeds are cut in half, until I turn off my work VPN connection. Within seconds the speed for all devices in my network doubles (phones, mac's, pc's, tablets, etc).
Chromebooks are very popular with kids, older adults, etc for just working.
You don't need a active connection to use Google Apps. Turn on Offline mode and you are all set. Or fire up Crouton, and run various Linux flavors side-by-side ChromeOS. Plus, some Chromebooks run Android Apps, which offers up so much more one can do on a Chromebook for the masses.
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Wrong. Google Educational accounts are treated differently for privacy and security reasons because of the children. Google's GSuite is free for education institutions, but licenses for managing a MDM of Chromebooks and Android devices are not.
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It might be Tizen OS.
We still have a ways to do what Earth Final Conflict had as a smart phone.
Edge had a lot more problems, than YouTube. I opened Edge, recently, and it had trouble following links on the msn page it opens by default.
Runs on Windows, and even OSX and Linux with WINE :)
I am surprised they are still not opting for at least 1 port now that Intel is licensing the tech for free to people.
Bring a Chromebook and powerwash it before you leave the plane.
Same here... Also, Safescript blocks and lists javascript sources that want to run on a page, I have noticed more and more sites using amazon ads that I keep blocking banning the javascript running.
1% more does not add up. Didn't more efficient lights and electronics bring down the total usage of energy throughout the whole US by 2 to 3 percent for the last several years?
It runs it on many newer Chromebooks. I have a old and new Chromebook Android Apps run on. Notes of interest: having a touchscreen & accelerometer makes a big different for some apps. Also, some IT network apps do not work right because it runs all network services beyond a sandbox proxy, so if you want to scan your network for devices, then it will only find itself. My Haswell Chromebook is much slower with Android Apps running on it with battery life draining twice as fast, while my i7 Pixelbook is blazingly fast and much longer battery life. If your Chromebook is being managed by Google's MDM, then it might be blocking Android Apps outright.
Apple did buy up Fingerworks, which made some really cool touch based programmable keyboards. They merely killed the product line and used the patents for swipes and other gestures for the touchpads/iphone/ipad. Maybe they should bring back the Fingerworks boards, but for laptops.
We found a better way to design Windows, by utilizing the power of Linux mixed with the look, feel, and all the programs you used on MS Windows 10
Your district needs to hire more competent people and find better contractors. My town schools repair Chromebooks in house. They believe it is cheaper and faster. They, also, have a stable network for thousands of devices, know how to install print drivers properly, and more. Their problems are showing people how to use a computer or smartboard (many teachers/staff do not like to learn new things), repairing chromebooks, dealing with cyberattacks, dealing with Windows glitches, and creating new tools for people to use.
Chromebooks are easy to repair, while ipads are not!
MS also has malware and viruses to worry about. Chromebooks might have a rogue extension here or there, but much easier to fix.
It's setup on the device itself. I doubt all traffic from my other devices are going through my Mac Mini VPN connection I use to access a NAS in a remote office. Only the Mac Mini sees the NAS.
This is troubling considering, since early Nov. of this year Comcast has throttled all devices on my network when 1 of my devices is connected to a VPN. Upload and download speeds are cut in half, until I turn off my work VPN connection. Within seconds the speed for all devices in my network doubles (phones, mac's, pc's, tablets, etc).
Chromebooks are very popular with kids, older adults, etc for just working. You don't need a active connection to use Google Apps. Turn on Offline mode and you are all set. Or fire up Crouton, and run various Linux flavors side-by-side ChromeOS. Plus, some Chromebooks run Android Apps, which offers up so much more one can do on a Chromebook for the masses.
On Linux or MacOSX is my most common use of WINE.
Gmail claims cookies are blocked, yet all other Google sites see my account
So does that mean the better jobs will be government jobs?
Microsoft Linux, the distribution you can trust with your desktop and enterprise systems.
Like Bill Gates suggested, maybe we should tax the robot workers.
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If we use bioMetrics as the seed to a password, then we can change the password anytime we want. Password = Something we have + Something we know.
Wrong. Google Educational accounts are treated differently for privacy and security reasons because of the children. Google's GSuite is free for education institutions, but licenses for managing a MDM of Chromebooks and Android devices are not.