At least somewhere people are still interested in serious computing and not just watching Netflix on the train.

@DustinB3403 No I kept them. As Scott mentioned they work just fine without the app. I just can't get the fine-tuned EQ settings from the app so I have to use the phone settings.

This is the NSA right now:

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They have more than enough tool kits.

Hak5 OpenVPN Series: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9Gx4S6DDjBvoIpQZiAhdRFpZ0yztZJms

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/04/fcc-helps-att-and-verizon-charge-more-by-ending-broadband-price-caps/

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/04/mozilla-microsoft-rebuilding-their-browsers-foundations-without-anyone-noticing/

There is an ebb and flow to all technology. Apple is no exception to it.

Apparently a popular item now, already out of stock 🙂

I'm looking forward to these devices getting out and being able to get openSuse Tumbleweed loaded up on them 🙂

Put 4G in there and I'd be very interested. 2GB, and I just don't really care. The ancient Android version doesn't thrill me, either. This doesn't seem like they are taking it very seriously.

@coliver said in AlienWare Gaming Laptop $199 on Amazon:

@Tim_G said in AlienWare Gaming Laptop $199 on Amazon:

Have you seen the "joystick" mice? Anyoen try those?

3D mouse? I played with one at PAX the first year. It was interesting but not something I'd use.

The "joystick" mice really kinda suck. If you're gonna go that way, go with a full 3D one instead. Engineers I supported would kill if anyone took theirs. 3D design is so much faster, add a trackball for the "normal" mouse and it's both faster and more accurate (not as much moving hands between keyboard and mouse to type the exact placement in.)

@stacksofplates said in Netflix starts to get with the program on more Linux distributions.:

That's 99% the reason I was using Chrome instead of Chromium or Firefox.

Yeah, same!

@SamsungTX
Good info, thanks!
That would work for me. But we'll have to go to a store so she can hold it in her hand to see if it will be a good fit. (personally, I'd probably prefer the S8+)

We use T-Mobile, they've been great and the best for us so far, so no plans on switching... especially if they keep improving things like they seem to be.

For me, I prefer Windows Mobile... as my mobile use focus is on convenience (not sure how familiar you are with Win10 Mobile, but it's brilliant) and working seamlessly with my Win10 laptop.

My ideal solution or phone fantasy, would be the S8+ running Win10 Mobile! I doubt that will happen, so I'm waiting to see what happens with the "surface phone". But I am all about the S8 for my wife if it's a good fit after trying it out.

new Chrome has patch for this already.