The original full video:

https://youtu.be/DtnYpSRSnew

With Chrome (at least on Windows), if you use task manager to kill the Chrome process, then run Chrome again, it will ask you if you want to restore the tabs. It will remember all of them, and the point (scroll position) of each tab.

Clearly Chrome is keeping this info up-to-date in case it crashes (or someone kills it in task manager). So if its already doing this, they should add in a feature to to it manually, so I don't need to kill the task.

On Mac, it asks to restore tabs, but it simply reloads each tab from scratch, whenever you navigate to that tab.

It absolutely does not remember scroll position, much less any of the remaining state of the page.

history > recently closed > open n tabs

This does not appear to be available in your full history, though

Actually he wants minimum 8 figures.

https://milk.com/value/

Dan's emails and milk-related content are also pretty interesting: https://milk.com/experiments/

As a natural born Canadian, I'd give you full citizenship right now if I could, only based on the fact you called "Canadian Tire" "Crappy Tire"! Well done sir! You ARE a Canadian!

Thanks! I've been here 15 years, and "Crappy Tire" might be one of the first things I picked up!

... still not a citizen though. That's a LONG process!

ANECDOTE: I came to Canada at 3 years old with first generation parent immigrants in the early 90's and we all had citizenship within ~3 years (I was 6 at the time).

Things are most likely different now.

Thanks to McDonald's (and others) breaking all the rules and abusing immigrants, the current situation is you have to be physically inside Canada for 5 years out of 7 before you can even apply for citizenship.

And that's just to apply. The process can easily take a year or two longer. Also every day I spend outside Canada (holiday, visiting family, whatever) pushes that back.

It's a LONG process.

Wrong info. Here are the actual rules from the Government site:

To be eligible to become a Canadian citizen, you must:

  be a permanent resident
  have lived in Canada for 3 out of the last 5 years
  have filed your taxes, if you need to
  pass a citizenship test
  prove your language skills
  Other requirements may apply.

I got my citizenship ages ago but I think the rules were about the same.

....that, is extremely interesting.

My application in mid 2015 was denied because they received it the day after the rules changed from what you posted to what I posted.

It must have changed back in the mean time, and I've never looked into it again.

Thanks very much!

Yeah, that was Mr Mike at his best. When they can't do something productive they get "tough" on immigration/crime/lap dancing/whatever other subject tickles their cockles. After him they must've changed the rules back.

Thanks again!

And because you said "ages ago" I suspect you and I have the same original passport.

Hear hear - they get my vote for citizenship as well.

I registered non-existent-domain.com many years ago when I saw it referenced in some article as a place-holder domain name.