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Can You Survive on a Chromebook Alone?
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...you'll probably need some fiber supplements.
Yeah, but think of all the leafy greens you're saving...
Leafy..;-)
It really depends what you use a computer for. If you use a computer for web surfing, blogging, reading Facebook etc then you could easily survive using a Chromebook on its own.
To add something substantive to the conversation..I think I could. 99% of what I do is online and I will say publicly through my Google account. A Chromebook is right up my alley, except like anything non-windows will not load Dragonspeak.
I love my C7 Chromebook (now that I've loaded it with Fedora).
Sorry Google, I don't want to give away my right to privacy. My data stays on my harddrive (or on my ssd in this case).
Sorry Google, I don't want to give away my right to privacy. My data stays on my harddrive (or on my ssd in this case).
"Sorry Google, I don't want to give away my right to privacy. My data stays on my harddrive"
Very well said.
Very well said.
What penguinist said.
(Alternate first comment:)
I doubt a Chromebook will float, without a boat underneath it.
I doubt a Chromebook will float, without a boat underneath it.
Arrr.
That's in September, tc.
You started it.
> You started it.
When has that argument ever worked?
When has that argument ever worked?
There's a first time for everything, Bob.
Avast!
> When has that argument ever worked?
Given enough rum, pretty much any argument will work.
Given enough rum, pretty much any argument will work.
Rum... too bad I work for Puritans.
"I doubt a Chromebook will float, without a boat underneath it."
Aha! That's the real purpose behind the barge that Google's moving from San Francisco to Stockton. It's for keeping their Chromebook franchise afloat!
Aha! That's the real purpose behind the barge that Google's moving from San Francisco to Stockton. It's for keeping their Chromebook franchise afloat!
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