Remember, the only information you need is the URL.
Only if the URL makes human-parseable sense, or if I recognize the URL and know what's on the page. The tab title, page layout, colors, etc act as mnemonic devices.
Yet you spend 80MB, valuable screen estate and tab switching space, just to be reminded of that one simple string.
80MB is nothing, and tab groups are great for categorizing open tabs. Firefox and Chrome will both restore previously-open tabs after a crash.
Call it abuse, or not. It works for me.
This is a complete and total lie. There may be one "good" way to do something (for values of good), but there are many ways of doing soemthing.
It's not a "complete and total lie." The Zen of Python, "Python Enhancement Proposal #20", states:
There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
It's one of the guiding principles of the language's design. Type "import this" into a Python command-line, and PEP20 gets printed out.
You aren't allowed to have cell phones, so instead you will use a watch that's designed to operate through your cell phone?
He said "watch", not "smartwatch". Why would a regular wristwatch be banned?
I'd prefer mouse and keyboard to connect over Bluetooth rather than USB
If OP is gaming, they're more likely to use a wired device than a wireless one. I've never liked wireless devices, myself.
Android tablets typically don't run smaller than 7 inches without being designed (and priced) for use with a cellular network. Or should people just buy an entry-level Android phone and use it without a SIM?
...Haven't we covered this already? Is there some downside to using a phone? You talk about it like it's a bad idea. As for the iPod Touch, it's been about 5 years since one was released that could be used without iTunes. If I didn't have a smartphone, I'd use my $20 MP3 player. Smaller+lighter than even a small touchscreen device, cheaper to replace, takes microSD for memory expansion (and thus has more space than my 1st gen iPod Touch, anyhow), and it's too small to break if dropped.
Unless you've bought into the Apple app ecosystem, there are better options than an iPod from any angle. Music player, mini-tablet/personal media device, etc.
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