04-04-2017, 08:43 PM
[quote='Au165' pid='366100' dateline='1491309046'
I simply say this to remind people that you should still practice smart browsing habits such as not clicking links you do not need to and such.
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What about the adds at the bottom of this site or adds in say, a news app? Should we not click on them? Serious question, shouldn't sites filter the links that are posted? Not saying the ones on here cause problems (never clicked on one), but I would think there should be some accountability on the site that have certain "bad" links.
To the op, chrome books are a good option if internet and apps are all you need. If more is needed, I've had good luck with a few dell laptops purchased recently. Just like the tv thread, I would go "play" w/ some at a store, get the specs, and search the brand and or the specs online to purchase. If you live near a micro center that's a good place to get your hands on a bunch of different brands.
I simply say this to remind people that you should still practice smart browsing habits such as not clicking links you do not need to and such.
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What about the adds at the bottom of this site or adds in say, a news app? Should we not click on them? Serious question, shouldn't sites filter the links that are posted? Not saying the ones on here cause problems (never clicked on one), but I would think there should be some accountability on the site that have certain "bad" links.
To the op, chrome books are a good option if internet and apps are all you need. If more is needed, I've had good luck with a few dell laptops purchased recently. Just like the tv thread, I would go "play" w/ some at a store, get the specs, and search the brand and or the specs online to purchase. If you live near a micro center that's a good place to get your hands on a bunch of different brands.
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