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Comment Re:Remember when people coded for small memory use (Score 1) 370

by sveinhal on Tuesday March 18, 2008 @11:24AM (#22783626) Attached to: Firefox 3 May Be More Memory Efficient Than Either IE or Opera

30 tabs /is/ basic browsing. Tabs are the new back-button.

I guess Opera spoiled everybody when they introduced the tabbed browsing environment, and its low memory footprint. Now, people will open links in new tabs, sort of a reading queue, and then close the tab, instead of going back, back, back. Especially with sites like slashdot, digg, reddit, blogs, search engines, porn thumb galleries, etc. Where each link is represents a "fork" in your browing.

Second Amendment Questioned 1471

Posted by CowboyNeal on Saturday December 09, 2006 @01:35PM from the lock-and-load dept.

dheera writes "Attorneys in Washington, DC question the scope of the Second Amendment in the first case in nearly 70 years, citing that the right to bear arms only applies to 'a well regulated militia.' 'We interpret the Second Amendment in military terms,' said Todd Kim, the District's solicitor general."

No Love For The Blu-Ray 303

Posted by CowboyNeal on Saturday December 09, 2006 @10:13AM from the yet-to-catch-on dept.

macnificent7 writes "Market analysis firm Cymfony has combed through blogs and discussion boards, and finds online consumers aren't thrilled about Sony's Blu-ray DVD technology. Many users are still bitter about the limited availability of the PS3 because of the Blu-Ray. Also many are skeptical of the Blu-Ray because of Sony's past formats that did not succeed."

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