The book "Talking to Strangers" by Malcolm Gladwell does an excellent job of explaining how access to convenient means of suicide increase rates, which contradicts the common argument that suicidal people will find other means to die if guns are less accessible. It turns out suicidal behavior is often situation and time specific, and removing tools for self harm means better chances of improvement.

Nope. That website's toxicity was one of the largest hurdles to learning to write software for me.

Do you use bookmarks? Or just let the browser remember the url to autocomplete?

I dig it, start fresh each time.

That's.. kinda scary. How much RAM do you have?

Thank you for the advice!

Thank you for the context, that makes sense and it would be difficult to prevent a recycled IP from causing this kind of problem.

Thank you for the link, but it just returns "no data" on my site.

Locally hosted on a not-static IP with cloudflare DNS and their proxy stuff.

All those tabs... Lost to time...

I'm not, I guess I wouldn't be surprised if this happened and I was though. Thanks for the context.

I admire your self control!

Thank you for the tip!

Thank you for the suggestion!

You're correct. I don't pretend that more than a dozen of mine are actively used anymore.

I'm scared of them too, it's just too late for me haha.

The zen method. I dig it.

That's a good number!

I use both and rarely ever make use of file storage on nextcloud. Syncthing is awesome software.

36 tabs for a pillow is a pretty thorough investigation. Good on you.

That sucks, yeah. Thanks for sharing, its good to know that its not just me.

I envy your discipline.

Thank you for the links!

That sounds like a healthy approach to web browsing. I dig it.

I should go back to tree tabs. On my old laptop I got firefox properly messed up and got rid of a lot of addons.

I am in awe.

Apps ought to count, given so many of them should have just been a webpage in the first place.

I need to do that. I hate when pinned tabs crash or get messed up.

I dig it.

That's a heck of a lot of tabs there. Good luck with them!

I'm not too happy about them either. To some extent I think I avoid organizing them because leaving them as tabs makes them more "pressing" for me to some day get to reading. I'm like a failed data hoarder/archivist.

Just reporting back that the transparencyreport page just says "some pages on this site are unsafe" without elaboration. It then offers that if I want details I have to give it individual page links at a time to see if they're the cause of the alert... Ugh.

I'm still counting that as one. What app do you use and how do you like it?

I envy that, it certainly sounds like the proper amount.

24 is a respectable number. Not too cluttered but still getting things done. Do you keep them on a single window?

I dig it. Thanks for the details!

That's pretty interesting, I find myself doing that with 3-5 youtube videos at a time. I'll watch maybe two and eventually close the window and lose the others.

We have something wrong with us, that's all.

You're entering the danger zone of tab hoarding there..

I tried keeping up with bookmarks before I entered this stage of tabbed life. I have 1378 bookmarks, almost all of them neglected at this point. Bookmarks are good though. How many do you have?

That's a pretty good mix.