Because anything else takes more time and effort. Bookmarks are just something more to manage. Leaving tabs open essentially takes zero effort. Note that I use Firefox, and if I open a new (empty!) tab, then type something that corresponds to a tab, it will ask if I want to jump to that tab. Obviously, whenever I am done with a page I'll close it, even a bunch of they are related and I'm done with the subject.

Then, whenever I notice Firefox using too much CPU (temperature going up, load up, etcetera), and I don't know which tab is causing it, I'll just close and restart the program, it will have all the tabs, but load only the ones I visit.

Likewise, I just ctrl-z if I am going to do something else, then fg to continue using it. (Yes I start Firefox from a Konsole.)

So to counter your point, I have no clue why I should put in more effort than I do, and my way is the least effort as far as I have found. Why collect bookmarks?

Thank you for the extensive and interesting write-up, quite a few things that I've also observed. My wife actually mentioned it many years ago, when I was still young and naive, that women often get held back by other women.

ow that I'm older, I see that mediocrity tends to try to pull down excellence. Well, excellence, anything above mediocrity...

And mediocre people want to have something to say, to have power over others. Which also explains the unbridled wokeness going around. And certainly, outstanding women should be brought down by the feminists, they weaken their points. Thanks for reading, do let me know how you like Baumeister.

The problem with modern feminism is indeed usually about trying to twist things into something they are not.

Quota, for instance, are generally undesired by competent women (and men alike, but they can often only speak out at great risk).

I'm not going all to way back to saying we have to get back to the old ways, but without understanding and accepting where we come from, we'll never make true progress, instead just fake twisting situations that are uncomfortable for all those involved.

I found "is there anything good about men" by Roy Baumeister insightful and thought provoking. YMMV.

Just moments later:

You seemed to have missed IBM.

So the vote just means the people "insist" the Swiss national bank should provide cash as long as people want to use it..? Indeed it's quite different from what it's applauded here. I'm guessing the other proposal, that was found to go too far, probably had some clauses on the acceptance of cash..?

Which reminds me of the risk of talking in masking terms....

Excellent call, my thoughts exactly. The guy with the track record of broken moral compasses finds things are going too far, perhaps then they are really going too far.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

On planes you can use your own electronics but typically not during landing and take off. And they have to be on flight mode.

The output is also in quantum superposition, so luckily you need only one monitor. Sadly it does need quantum display capabilities, and contrary to quantum computers, those have seen little work so far, you'll need to be patient for those to hit the market.

Actually with quantum superposition, the two commands are identical, no flipping required, two for the price of one, ... get them while they're fresh!

Mod parent up!

Yes, things aren't peachy regarding Mozilla's management of Firefox development.

But it's still the best we got.

On mobile (F-Droid Fennec) and desktop, it works great for me. On desktop, containers are fantastic. Solid ad blocking makes the web bearable. Not handing my data to one of the big 5 is the cherry on top.

It's good to complain loudly internally. Externally, it's up to us to help people find the way. Ad blocking and containers are 2 features that sway Chrome and Edge users.

It's time for another "take back the web" rally. The slogan needs work, today it should be the equivalent of "take back the web, data, gear, privacy, life"....

The height may be off but parent poster was just being kind to the average American....

To be fair, it's on AMD, the boards support it fine, if they have the wiring. And I think for AM5 boards that's mandatory. It's AMD 's loss, I now figured out for that machine the cheapest non-G CPU does fine. The only thing I'd like now for an upgrade is a 35W E cpu, but I think they only come as GE.