On one hand, the sole possibility of a forcibly-sold Chrome ending in the hand of people who'll care much more about ethics and privacy could be a good thing, but on the other hand, that would mean we would have to thank gigantic fascist assholes for it, and and that's absolutely out of the question.
Don't complain about people who end up saying “I told you so” when all along you've done everything to put them in the position where the only thing they can end up saying is “I told you so”.
Only advantage the E2-3800 seemingly has a better video hardware acceleration support for the old Radeon even on current OS/browsers compared to the HD Graphics 3000, as my testing of some Twitch/YouTube are quite pushing on the CPU so there might be not much of GPU decoding in action.
@low Back at the end of the netbooks era we had one with that CPU too, died because of a MB failure. E2-3800 (sometimes rebranded QC4000 like on the Lenovo I have it in) is further down the line, but not by very much as all low-power AMD chips back then.
@EncoreUneMarie Ah dans ce cas précis je pense au dev de notre application qui permet de transférer les données des utilisateurs, qui a collé du .log partout sauf va savoir pourquoi sur le fichier de suivi des copies en cours qui lui est en .txt (Comme sur la dernière évolution de son programme il a dégagé la vue détaillée de la copie, on se retrouve obligé-e de s'ouvrir la visionneuse avec le log de la copie en cours pour savoir exactement où il en est).
Par contre, les gens qui te collent du .txt alors que t'aurais besoin que ça soit du .log direct histoire de pas avoir à te faire suer à aller chercher la visionneuse alors que t'es en plein remplacement de PC, va falloir qu'on se cause un jour.
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