I use Zen Browser, so all windows have the same tabs (unless it's a private window, but those don't get saved). But for any other browser that doesn't do this, tab groups are a good idea, when having that many tabs open.

Not WiFi, they use a proprietary radio protocol that uses the wifi frequencies as they are freeuse. They also make your 2.4G wifi worse due to that fact.

Hence why I have session restore enabled.

So I can have my 1519 tabs back.

Like any normal person.

...this is what normal people do... right?

*some parts of europe

The main countries that do this, that I've interacted with, are Bavaria in Germany and Austria. They claim to do so to prevent people from vandalizing the toilets. People still vandalize the toilets (why?).

Just enough to buy a single gigabyte of RAM.

Using Prism, a minecraft launcher, to launch Terraria is... interesting.

Also .ogg being marked as video makes sense, because it can, in fact, contain video (see rfc 5334).

A person was complaining and then started insulting people.

Edit: They started with insults immediately.

Ah the "Preemptively locking this". I have seen that a lot lately.

You can also do 32-bit audio on linux. Also what do you mean by sub-CD?

That's why the number was low before.

I only have widgets on my home screen, but only for stuff i deem important enough (Auxio, Breezy Weather & Clock). I have my important apps for which i don't have an appropriate (and fitting) widget (Signal, Element, Firefox, Obsidian) in my dock organized using folders based on category. In the app drawer i use Lawnchair's caddy layout, which sorts my apps based on their category. Despite this i mostly just use the search bar for looking for apps.

It has technical advantages, it allows for a better antenna (afaik) and a (slightly) bigger battery. But aesthetically I don't like the design either.