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FOX: Hitlers last words before his death revealed
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Paula Austin)
Fri Feb 10 11:10:42 2017
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2017 11:02:39 -0500
From: "Paula Austin" <paula.austin@warismoing.com>
To: <sipbv6-mtg@charon2.mit.edu>
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---> Shocking Report
Hitlers biggest kept secret revealed in latest report
Hes been dead for over 71-years, yet right before he passed he whispered this to informants that was very unexpected.
This will change the way we live
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now the exact moment I fell in love with the Chromebook Plus. I was reading a Kindle book and found a passage I wanted to save. I pulled out the stylus and tapped the Capture Screen button on the menu that automatically popped up. Then I tapped Annotate in Google Keep and jotted a few notes right on the page, just like I used to do with real books. Then I went back to reading. Later, I wanted to cite that quote but couldnt remember it exactly. So I opened up Google Keep and did a simple search, which brought up my note Google had read and indexed it in the cloud. I saw my note and saw the passage circled right there. I just had to tap Grab Image Text in Keep and the quote I wanted was immediately right there in the note, ready for me to copy and paste into my Google document.
Taken strictly as a Chromebook, the Plus is relatively expensive, but it justifies almost all of its asking price. The metal body is sturdy, yet light, with a beautiful, highresolution screen thats capable of getting almost painfully bright. That screen rotates all the way around the back on a couple of reliably firm hinges, so you can set the screen at any angle or turn it around for a tablet mode. Its not an especially beautiful device; its a little ordinary, in fact. The edges of the keyboard deck and screen are rounded in such a way that when its closed, it looks like a thin little sandwich. It wont win any design awards, but at least its simple and predictable.
Sticking to the just use it as a traditional Chromebook theme, the Chromebook Plus seriously outperformed my expectations. It has an ARM processor in it, which usually bodes ill for a devices ability to handle more than a halfdozen tabs or so. But right now I have nine of them open some of which are pretty heavy web apps and Im not detecting any appreciable slowdown. PERFORMANCE ON ARM Counting maximum tabs before things get hairy is an unofficial way of checking a Chrome OS devices performance, and Id say the number for the Plus is around or . Thats a completely respectable number for an ARM device. The processor, if youre wondering, is called the OP, and though it appears to be made by Rockchip, that branding isnt anywhere near this Chromebook. Apparently it was optimized from the jump for Chrome OS, and it shows.
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Hes been dead for over 71-years, yet right before he passed he whispered this to informants that was very unexpected.
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<td style="border-top: double 10px #e1e1e1; border-bottom: double 10px #e1e1e1; font-size: 10px; padding-top: 50px; padding-bottom: 50px; line-height: 11px; ">now the exact moment I fell in love with the Chromebook Plus. I was reading a Kindle book and found a passage I wanted to save. I pulled out the stylus and tapped the Capture Screen button on the menu that automatically popped up. Then I tapped Annotate in Google Keep and jotted a few notes right on the page, just like I used to do with real books. Then I went back to reading. Later, I wanted to cite that quote but couldnt remember it exactly. So I opened up Google Keep and did a simple search, which brought up my note Google had read and indexed it in the cloud. I saw my note and saw the passage circled right there. I just had to tap Grab Image Text in Keep and the quote I wanted was immediately right there in the note, ready for me to copy and paste into my Google document. <br /> <br /> Taken strictly as a Chromebook, the Plus is relatively expensive, but it justifies almost all of its asking price. The metal body is sturdy, yet light, with a beautiful, highresolution screen thats capable of getting almost painfully bright. That screen rotates all the way around the back on a couple of reliably firm hinges, so you can set the screen at any angle or turn it around for a tablet mode. Its not an especially beautiful device; its a little ordinary, in fact. The edges of the keyboard deck and screen are rounded in such a way that when its closed, it looks like a thin little sandwich. It wont win any design awards, but at least its simple and predictable.<br /> <br /> Sticking to the just use it as a traditional Chromebook theme, the Chromebook Plus seriously outperformed my expectations. It has an ARM processor in it, which usually bodes ill for a devices ability to handle more than a halfdozen tabs or so. But right now I have nine of them open some of which are pretty heavy web apps and Im not detecting any appreciable slowdown. PERFORMANCE ON ARM Counting maximum tabs before things get hairy is an unofficial way of checking a Chrome OS devices performance, and Id say the number for the Plus is around or . Thats a completely respectable number for an ARM device. The processor, if youre wondering, is called the OP, and though it appears to be made by Rockchip, that branding isnt anywhere near this Chromebook. Apparently it was optimized from the jump for Chrome OS, and it shows.</td>
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