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TIL doing pointless shit makes you a power user

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Power User is if you don’t actually know how to close tabs, aye.

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Firefox user with 2TB of RAM forgets what the X button does.

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Sometimes I see people complaining about firefox crashing or being low performance, and I’m always like, I’ve been using firefox for 20 years its always been fine. Then I see this and I’m like okay, I guess me topping out at 20-30 tabs when researching something new isn’t enough for some people? Use book marks.

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All these haters up in here. Here’s to opening another tab brah! Digital power ✊

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Internet Website Calls A Person Who Doesn’t Know How To Manage Bookmarks A “Power User”

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