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KarstenK wrote: It also destroys the lever and brain...
In martin's case, that an improvement.
I'd rather be phishing!
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KarstenK wrote: You shouldnt drink too much.
There's the part that's important.
You ought to note that they're both Aussies - so by and large, any damage that could have occurred is considered a patriotic gesture and long overdue.
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Thanks Captain Obvious.
Don't worry, border-control has been notified. Your passport's no good here.
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[rant]
I left my computer running last night with about a dozen or so browser window instances - all related to stuff I'm currently working on. Nothing bookmarked - I don't want or need these permanently; when I'm done with this part of code I'm working on, it could all disappear from the face of the Earth as far as I'm concerned. But still useful as references as I'm working through some stuff.
During the day I also installed that Windows 10 patch that came out yesterday. When I came back to the computer this morning, it had rebooted (no surprise) and, in an attempt to save me some time, all 12 or so browser instances were reloaded.
All pointing to my home page, about:blank. 
[/rant]
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Makes me remember this : [^] 
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Quote: Stark Installing Windows 10. Not fast enough for Iron Man !!! Is Windows 8 slower for Everyone & Windows 10 is Faster comparatively.
Huh? What language was that translated from?
(Or how many times was it translated before it got to English.)
Signature ready for installation. Please Reboot now.
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All the windows screens should have backwards to us the audience.
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Thank goodness for Chrome -- if it closes unexpectedly, the next time it opens it asks me if I want to restore the tabs. 
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I have to imagine that it ultimately goes through a clean WM_CLOSE request, so I doubt Chrome would fare any better since it's not an "unexpected" event.
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dandy72 wrote: I have to imagine that it ultimately goes through a clean WM_CLOSE request
But then Chrome would simply restore the tabs, like it does when I explicitly hit the close button.
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Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802
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Look in the history of the browser 
Press F1 for help or google it.
Greetings from Germany
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It's still a needle in a haystack. I had to load a lot of useless pages before I settled on what I had opened.
Besides - I was just pointing out MS's futile attempt at being useful. I wasn't really looking for a way to reload those pages.
Oh - and I have the browser set up so it always loads in private mode by default, so nothing's ever saved - including browsing history.
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Next time shut your computer down without closing Edge...
If you do that it seems it remembers the opened tabs...
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I didn't explicitly close any browser.
Are you implying doing a shutdown, then restarting (obviously), results in different behavior than letting Windows restart the computer on its own?
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I have to learn reading again...
I don't know why I have answered this given your question... 
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 I was a little confused by your answer. S'all good.
FWIW - I'm using IE (seriously). I try to avoid Chrome, but I also can't get used to Edge and I keep going back despite my best efforts.
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I've got used to Edge... at the beginning it was rendering images weirdly, now it works well.
In some cases though I've seen some forms that are not working well... in those cases I'm using the latest Firefox, it is lightweight and it works well...
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Joan M wrote: I'm using the latest Firefox, it is lightweight and it works well...
It's been a long time I've seen those two words being used in the same sentence without also seeing the word "not" in there somewhere.
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Has anyone come across a shelf desk space extendor that would be long enough to be above monitors.
things like the following desk clamp shelf - Google Search[^]
but more stable like [^]
At home I screwed in some wooden shelf brackets into my desk, then attached to a wall upright rails
[ image here]
with shelf then attached to the uprights.
And then been trying to find something more "professional" looking, for the office desk, which attaches with clamps to the back, save needing to screw into the desk. about 1 meter off the desk to clear raised monitors.
Sounds like something ikea would sell by the thousands.
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Maybe you could take a cheap IKEA "Lack" table and glue that onto your desk: LACK Salontafel[^]
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Totaly forgot that I have previously used the Billy on top of a desk. only problem is the base takes makes the bottom a bit cumbersome.
Billy shelves[^]
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Why not a couple of vesa support arms to hold your monitors where you need them?
See[^]
Two of them are better if you have a very deep table as then you can adjust them individually...
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I already have the monitors on arms.
At work, there is no personal storage/draws, so desk space as a tech/developer with to much paper, hardware, spare parts filled up.
So there no space above my computer, why not used all that empty air. And not near a wall, so idea of "normal" shelves wont work.
but like the following Shelves above desk[^] but mounted and connected to the desk instead of a wall.
Image an office space like this image[^]. Some shelves ontop of bracket like holders still allows a whole through to chat to the person on the opposite side.
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