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Linux Journal October 2017
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S10E31 – Plausible Dull Story
This week we’ve been playing Wasteland 2 and switching back to Firefox. We also discuss Amber Rudd (dullard UK home secretary) not needing to understand encryption, Mycroft 2 is vertical, Firefox is going Quantum, Uber being banned in London and a new Linux laptop from Google.
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Microsoft Edge arrives on Android and iOS for Windows Insiders [Ed: patent blackmail to impose this on OEMs is next]
There's a long way to go with both apps, hence they're in relative stealth mode. But the big thing here is that this represents the zenith of the chest-burster strategy. Microsoft's own mobile platform has now officially died - we learned that this week - and now Microsoft has all the pieces in place to launch an entire Android handset that relies on its apps, not Google's.
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[Update: Maybe Not] Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL Ship with 18W PD Power Adapters and Support up to 27W Charging from Compliant Chargers
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