Could this potentially open up the possibility of implementing a user-level desktop session serialization and restoration feature? Similar to how Emacs handles per-directory sessions.
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Looking at the security of twitter account, it looks like an insider job at Twitter. Unimaginable without inside help.
They are late though. Last year I have switched to Debian because of very few DIY repair options in MacBooks. And I discovered OS superiority as well. Everything in Debian (Gnome) is so fast - opening PDF files, Files (finder), Terminal, EMacs. Debian running on i5 is much faster then macOS running on i7.
what I infer from the article is that the author doesn't talk to parents much. It is the frequency that keeps our memory cells charged.
After driving a four-wheeler for a decade, without touching a bike, people tend to forget balancing. Although it takes very little effort to revive it. Just a session or two may be.
Same should be true for languages. Start talking frequently and it will revive all your language skills.