Re: Chromebook on Costco good idea?
I love my Chromebook. The only issue I've run into is with Printing and shipping. Shipstation solves the shipping issue. You would want to get a printer compatible with Chromebook or you have to use google cloud print, and you can only print off one user account using google cloud print but since you can share all your google files between accounts its not a big deal.
Most Chromebooks have a SSD and the OS is light weight so they're way faster than HD machines.
In my opinion, If you use user accounts, a mid-level Chromebook is the way to go for stealth.
Now if your into tech, you can't survive with just a Chromebook.
I have a Lenovo ThinkPad running Windows 7 and VMware to do everything else with. I only use the host OS to run VMware and PuTTy since I've reinstalled Windows thousands of times in my life time. But VMware makes Windows manageable.
If you only use the Chrome user-accounts to do stealth business, you want it to hold that info... it's not silk road
I've used a lot of OS's Linux, Mac, Windows. Linux (which chromeOS is) is differently the best, then to have a easy to use GUI on top of it.
If you have a iPhone and love it.... Forget every thing I said. I can't help you.
Word of advice... If you do get a Chromebook... Enable Developer Mode and use stable version of ChromeOS (not the beta default) off rip. Other wise you will have to powerwash and lose all your cookies to enter Dev Mode or use the stable version of ChromeOs.
You need to use Dev mode if you want to make iptables kill switches for VPN or use other Linux software or drivers.
Last edited by nate; 09-20-2017 at 04:11 PM.
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