I second Summit.

I still have Sync because I transitioned with it from Reddit, but Summit is now my daily driver.

I thought this was common knowledge.

I got awarded gold by a mod that told me they were gifted a certain number of awards from Reddit to give out (I believe they said they got 15).

The same mod also claimed that gold-gifted responses were given prioritized visibility.

Just tried, and their Google accounts do not have access to Chrome Remote Desktop unfortunately

I thought so too, but the students are locked out altering any software on their Chromebooks

This might be the solution I was looking for! Thanks!

The only reason I would virtualize would be to allow multiple users to have access to their own workspaces.

It would seem safer to have them sandboxed within a virtual workspace than to give them all user accounts synchronously on a desktop, if that’s even possible.

This looks great! It’s far outside of my price range though.

They are bios locked (or whatever the Chromebook equivalent of that is).

I’m fine with them accessing either OS. Right now they only have access to a glorified bloated web browser.

I’m in a rural area without much funding. They would likely take issue with me adding complexity to their already overworked schedule.

Anyway, I’d rather ask forgiveness than for permission in most instances like these.

I’m vegan, so I’ve had it before…Oh, the software! Looks exactly like what I need (even though it might be out of my league to set up)

Just checked it out, and this might be exactly what I was looking for!

Thanks!

If only! They cannot be reimaged at all. They cannot even add extensions to Chrome. They are LOCKED down.

/u/Ocean may have a point. Someone needs to be out there cataloguing Elon’s sex pigeons, for science!

He fucks pigeons to death. What’s not to get?

These comments look like they’re pulled from Facebook. I have been getting used to expecting Lemmy to provide a more empathetic and nuanced take on topics.

North Carolina is a purple state. With around five and a half million votes counted, the election was decided by 74,000, well within the margin of voter suppression and disenfranchisement.

Regardless, it takes an absurdly callous disconnectedness to look on a tragedy of that level without empathy.

It shouldn’t require looking at vote totals to determine whether people are worthy of being treated with human decency in the wake of catastrophic trauma.

If you are a running batter in baseball (where the term originated), then the ball being thrown from left field seems as if it came out of nowhere.

Went to Fahrenheit 9/11 on opening day, and the entire theater clapped at the end.

I’m not sure anyone there necessarily thought it was a good movie, but we were all unified in our disdain of George W. Bush.

Any suggestions for good private trackers?

You danced around the fact that late stage capitalism is a shitshow of monopolies.

Secondly, “renewable” does not equal “unlimited”.

Food, despite being renewable, is not unlimited, regardless of scientific advancements. It is a limited resource, and access to it is extremely limited in a monopolistic late-stage capitalistic system. Land, housing, minerals, and the physical components of all consumer goods are composed of limited resources.

Time is a limited resource.

Lowering regulations for private entities would empower them against corporations.

Are you suggesting we have a more powerful government to limit incorporation? Otherwise, private entities stand no chance.

If you are suggesting the government abolish the right to incorporate, I’d entertain that notion with you. As well as an amendment to the 14th amendment while we’re at it.

And just for clarity, when we’re talking about regulations, are you also suggesting we dismantle things like the FDA?