I remember reading that Richard Stallman uses a program that grabs webpages via a remote command, which are then emailed to him. A side effect of this, I suppose, would be that he could have an archive of everything he read and wanted to keep.
He could, but I've never seen him mention preserving the files (as opposed to downloading to /tmp), and given how much he travels and how he sometimes loses/has his laptop stolen, it may not do him much good long-term anyway.
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I remember reading that Richard Stallman uses a program that grabs webpages via a remote command, which are then emailed to him. A side effect of this, I suppose, would be that he could have an archive of everything he read and wanted to keep.
I would love it, to remember too.
If I had a Save button, my Start button would have a balance.
I could live without Save as.. & upload-into-proprietary-backup if my operating system could just remember better.
We need to remember more. If we need to save forever press Archive / Email / Save.
I need that command.
He usually mentions that this is for personal reasons that only apply to himself. No tinfoil hat here (at least not openly). http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman#On_web_browsin...
He could, but I've never seen him mention preserving the files (as opposed to downloading to /tmp), and given how much he travels and how he sometimes loses/has his laptop stolen, it may not do him much good long-term anyway.