Anyone using a Chromebook as their main machine? - any thoughts

[QubitZero13]

I still use older hardware for some jobs and I am not convinced every upgrade is worth the money.

The simplest fix is usually right but it takes longer to find.

Even a rough steer in the right direction would be helpful at this point.

The standard advice on this is fine as far as it goes but it never quite covers the situation I am actually in.

Curious how others are approaching it

[CMPunk02]

I still use older hardware for some jobs and I am not convinced every upgrade is worth the money. The simplest fix is usually right but it t

I found the same thing. The problem with most money saving advice is it assumes you have the time to do it all.

Worth doing even if the saving is small.

The browser is often the biggest resource hog on most machines

[FrostBear]

Makes sense. Could not agree more.

Thanks for that

[ProperJobs50]

28.8 million exchanges in about six weeks is industrial scale. That is not a research team exploring a competitor's model, that is an organised programme with engineering resources behind it

[StoneCold_99]

The legal situation here is murky. Terms of service violations are clear but whether this constitutes IP theft in a legally actionable sense is genuinely unclear and courts have not caught up

[HeartbreakKid_Fan]

All the named companies deny it. But what else would they say? The practical question is whether Anthropic can prove attribution convincingly enough to matter in a US Senate hearing