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6 years ago on this day, my dad passed away, and the fragile life we lived came crashing down. I wrote this as a scared 23 year old with a frightening list of new responsibilities, trying remember a shred of goodness in the world.
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While there's been a lot written about the value of the stolen items, I want to show a little bit about how beautiful this community can be, both when it saved me 10 years ago, and going through to today.
"If you stop the story at the robbery, you miss the most important part." huffpost.com/entry/poke-cour…
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How can AI support an entire school district? @NBCNews visited @MDCPS schools to find out! 🔍
Hear from VP of #GoogleEdu @ShantanuKSinha about the powerful student benefits and essential security features that make it possible. Watch here: goo.gle/47GLXc5
I know I'm supposed to also be hyping up our other features, but silky smooth touchscreen Balatro on a big screen for a bunch of hours on battery alone has made this worth it for me
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You use AI to streamline your workflow and gain knowledge. I use AI to build poorly rendered videogames for our wedding guests where my now-wife dodges advances from attractive men named henry. We are not the same.
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Seeing a computer come back to life through ChromeOS Flex is like magic. But if you don't like magic hopefully you like saving some dollars too.
. @Google’s ChromeOS Flex is taking aim at this year’s Windows-driven PC refresh and the geopolitical uncertainties around tariffs with a cloud-based operating system that can change any existing Mac or PC into a Chrome device, extending its work life.
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Peter Du retweeted
What does the #FutureOfEducation look like? 🤔 According to @Forbes, it's powered by #AI! Learn more about how the @GeminiApp and @NotebookLM are helping schools personalize learning, drive innovation, and prepare students for tomorrow ↓ goo.gle/4ipLC09
Began rotating in a daily desk Pokemon card per day so I can sigh wistfully at it when emails don't find me well. Condition: Poor, like my inbox management.
Probably my favorite travel/coffee shop/draw silly doodles/play a weird amount of hearthstone laptop
This tiny Chromebook is now one of my favorite laptops for basic tasks. wired.trib.al/vX9Lykt
This button has saved me unnumerable minutes on hyperlinks alone
The pound for pound value of the average Chromebook Plus is still staggering-- even if you ignore all the other amazing features (which you shouldn't), getting a year's worth of the Google One AI Premium plan alone ($240) on a device that can cost $350 = big brain math.
The average consumer cares more about what Google has to offer with Chromebook Plus. xda-developers.com/5-reasons…
A quick scan of your local airport kiosks shows that the world could benefit from a few more Chromebooks :D
In light of today's Windows CrowdStrike debacle, the benefits of a truly cloud-based OS like ChromeOS shine a bit brighter than usual. chromeunboxed.com/the-window…
This does sort of explain why my schoolyard bullies in Kansas could never get more creative with nicknames other than "Jackie Chan" nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
I grew up reading computer mags at Walden Books dreaming of fancy tech I couldn't afford. I'd scour Micro Center's ads for budget RAM to toss into a budget machine that was already slow from day I bought it. These Chromebook Plus features and models don't have that problem 🥳
Some great news coming out of our ChromeOS team this week! Chromebooks show that laptops can have powerful, useful, in-context AI, without costing $1000
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