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It's because "saving" is an activity that exists only to appease computer architecture choices. It's not a natural thing to do at all. A more humanistic appro
by blake8086 14y ago
It's because "saving" is an activity that exists only to appease computer architecture choices. It's not a natural thing to do at all.
A more humanistic approach would be to save versioned history of everything you do and then "save" by marking points in time as versions you would like to share with other people or systems.