May 10
“Change has come because people of color will be at the table,” said Bishop-elect Patricia A. Davenport.
May 10
Nixon also quipped that Cuomo should come out of the closet and admit he’s a Republican.
May 10
May 10
This is something that many Chrome OS users are going to like. Google has confirmed that Chrome OS is getting full support for Linux apps. This means that devices such as Chromebooks will soon be able to run Linux apps and execute Linux commands without breaking a sweat. The company will release a preview of this for the Pixelbook first before rolling out the full Linux support to all compatible models.
Google wants developers to code on Chromebooks and full Linux support for Chrome OS will go a long way in making that a reality. Developers will now be able to run the Linux terminal, Android Studio, Vim, Sublime, and other tools on their Chrome OS devices without any problems.
It’s going to be easy setting up those tools as well, as Chrome OS director of product management Kan Liu explained to VentureBeat, “Just go to wherever you normally get those apps, whether it’s on the websites or through apt-get in the Linux terminal, and seamlessly get those apps like any other Linux distribution.”
The company has ensured security by putting the Linux app environment inside a security sandbox, running inside a virtual machine. The user experience for the user is seamless as the window treatment and the way they launch the app for the launcher remains the same whether they’re using an Android app or a Linux app.
It’s pertinent to mention here that because Chrome OS isn’t limited to apps specific to its platform anymore, developers will now be able to develop, test, and run any Android app or web app for mobile devices and notebooks on their Chromebooks.
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May 10
Investigation Reveals USDA Killing Kittens Used As Hosts In Parasite Research
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe agency claims that adopting out the cats after they’re no longer needed would create a biohazard.
May 10
Alexa can open Schlage smart locks
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Schlage announced today that users of its Sense and Connect smart locks will now be able to unlock them with Alexa. Users have been able to lock and check the status of their smart deadbolts with Amazon’s digital assistant since October, but unlockin…
May 10
GOP Rival: Tammy Baldwin Is ‘Team Terrorists’ For Her Silence On Trump CIA Pick
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe Dem senator “would rather give … terrorists hugs and safe spaces than take adequate action to protect America.”
May 09
Plantronics has released a new pair of over-ear headphones with a unique feature: a dedicated button that boosts the bass level when pressed. The wireless model is designed for audio enthusiasts of all kinds, offering a way to instantly adjust the audio quality based on what’s playing. At only $99.99, the BackBeat GO 600 are fairly inexpensive, but how do … Continue reading
May 09
Home WiFi company eero has announced the launch of eero Labs, a way for customers to get access to features that are still being tested. eero calls the new Labs an “innovation playground.” The first beta feature to be made available under the program is called Smart Queue Management (SQM), a way for devices on the network to share bandwidth … Continue reading
May 09
Apple could be taking a page from Amazon’s playbook. According to Bloomberg, the Cupertino-based company will start selling subscriptions to video services via its Apple TV app. This is similar to how Amazon’s Channels feature works, where users can…
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