Nice tool

Some API documentation says:

pdf() - Not implemented yet

Not implemented yet

How about you deprecate the API for now but reveal the purpose please.

Haha. That's insane. For me 4-5 tabs are enough. Going beyond the limits and claiming the victory is nonsensical.

Well, for example when I go into Wikipedia frenzy, I can easily open 10-20 tabs, terminology, graphs, tables, nested articles etc. It's much faster to switch between tabs than close and open them constantly. Why should I limit myself to 5? And yes, after an hour or two I usually get them off the stack one by one, collapsing back to first one, knowing much more about the history of Parliament in Canada.

"I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen, and keep your accounts on your thumb nail."

I bet Henry David Thoreau would say the same about browser tabs.

Is Building Microservices book not enough? Hope to see no overlap of ideas and topics in the new book.

Go ahead

T-Mobile has worst service quality and hence why it's cheaper.

I have no idea why this is even an argument. T-mobiles coverage outside of metropolitan areas is worse than Verizon and AT&T. I'm a big fan on T-mobile but I rarely travel outside of metro areas except by plane. If I did have to drive a lot in rural areas, I would definitely be on Verizon.

I'm T-Mobile subscriber, I can tell you that their service su.cks. Low signal issue. Call disruptions etc. planning to switch back to att.

It's highly dependent on where in the country you are. Its not ubiquitous like Verizon is.

Idk why people are downvoting you for having a different experience

As a T-Mobile subscriber, I face none of the problems you mention. I am on the walmart plan and it's been working great for many years now.

Same issues i have. I love the lower price point but the service is sh*t.

Long forgotten Microformats is the way to go.

Amazing piece of work

That's great question

Some bring from home