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Note that in this case "suspend" actually means "unload", not "pause". So if you get on a plane and go to that tab to read that thing you meant to read... it's
by bzbarsky 7y ago
Note that in this case "suspend" actually means "unload", not "pause".
So if you get on a plane and go to that tab to read that thing you meant to read... it's not there anymore.
In a world where you're always connected, of course, the difference between "pause" and "unload" is pretty minimal.