โI think Iโm in shock right now,โ said Malibu city councilmember Bruce Silverstein, who evacuated with his family shortly after he smelled smoke while at home in the hills above City Hall around 11 p.m.
Silverstein... watched as fire gradually approached his property through the Internet-connected Ring cameras stationed around his house. ...
hundreds of firefighters responded to the fire and had been hampered by winds of 50 to 80 miles an hour. ...
Firefighting helicopters were picking up water using the lakes at Pepperdineโs Alumni Park to drop on the flames, the campus said."
"The media and sullen nonvoters should listen to Ken Burns. The historian knows something about civil war โ and moral responsibility in politics...
"The choice this election, he explained, boils down to this: โThere is only the perpetuation, however flawed and feeble you might perceive it, of our fragile 249-year-old experiment, or the entropy that will engulf and destroy us if we take the other route.โ"
@Gargron How do you do it? In Chrome, I'm used to right-clicking on the tab and then having a choice of which window I want to move it to. Do I need to reduce the windows enough that I can drag tabs between them? Or is there an easier way?
@Gargron I've been using Firefox primarily for several months now. But one thing I miss from Chrome is the ability to move an open tab to another window that's already open (not just move it to a new window). Also putting a label on a group of tabs. I'm one of these people who always has a gazillion tabs and several windows open. (Maybe I need to cure myself of that habit.)
There are some Firefox features I like, though, that Chrome doesn't have.
Another way to look at this, though, is that every generation gets increasingly more shocking/ pushes the envelope a little further. Stuff we take for granted or shrug off now was radical back in the day. They wouldn't show Elvis (the Pelvis) below the waist on tv. ๐
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