I didn't see the post, but I think you're probably looking for postgREST

For the previous version, DE used a different wifi card (intel for DE, otherwise Broadcomm), but I don't think that's true for this latest version. I think DE and non-DE both ship with the same Qualcomm "Killer 1535"

Down in the midwest as well

Actually, I don't think that's spaghetti junction (Tom Moreland interchange) at 285/85. I think it's the 285/75 interchange at Cumberland.

It's I-85 southbound at mile post 95.8 (see the sign on the median). ;)

But I agree that 285/75 is comparable in size.

meh -- this is not an assault on openness, it's a silly little music video.

Locking other browsers out of gmail, gmaps, youtube, etc would be an assault on openness.

That would have been a much bigger assault on openness, to be sure. But this is quite bad as well - it clearly shows that Google cares more about pushing Chrome itself than pushing the open, standards-based web. As the article says, when Microsoft's web demos are more standards-based than Google's, you know something is messed up.

Not so long ago I don't think Google would have done such a thing. Apparently though there are changes happening.