> Or the memristors that would allow instantly booting back to the state my computer was in when I turned it off last night? I would agree with you, but with t

> Or the memristors that would allow instantly booting back to the state my computer was in when I turned it off last night? I would agree with you, but with the current ability to suspend, I don't see the point. I always just suspend when I would otherwise power-off. The only times I power-off now are when I don't use my laptop for many days and the battery just completely drains itself, when I want to load an updated kernel, or when the power goes out in the neighborhood. They're all pretty rare events.