Not school-issued ones, as my son and I discovered. He told me that the school had assigned a Chromebook to each student. I said: "Great, let's install Python on it."
Nope. Locked down like a crab's arse.
Sad. The Chromebook went under his bed, and came back out at the end of the school year when it had to be returned.
I’ve never mentally rendered a crab’s ass but now your comment got me thinking, is it some sort of chitin-based mechanical trap door? Or maybe an iris like the star gate but with fewer petals? This is a particularly glaring gap in my intuition’s ability to improvise an answer.
I didn’t believe it when I first read it but I can indeed run arbitrary code on my iPhone with Jupyterlite. This is great! So finally I can analyse data using the iPad on a plane, hopefully… if I find a way to reliably start Jupyterlite from the iPad‘s local storage, load my data from there, and have a persistent python environment.
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en