Reality Check by Dave Whamond for March 04, 2024

Delete or not, you’ll still be doom scrolling.

Only if it’s a porn site.

History always repeats itself.

Only if you fail to learn from it.

I think I’d be doomed never to find the sites again. I’ve already got so many megabytes of bookmarks that I can never remember where anything is filed.

Judging from appearances, that guy probably only visits one site, 50 times a day.

Don’t worry, Google or Facebook can help you recover it.

Don’t bother. It’s never really gone. Your ISP stores everything the FBI is interested in.. even if you use a VPN. There is no true privacy or anonymity. It’s all an illusion.

If you don’t browse for stuff you’d be embarrassed to have someone see, it’s not a problem

I keep repeating so you will probably repeat your history whether you delete it or not.

… I don’t know, Dave. But that’s a good question. I’ll Google it.

I don’t know.

If you do repeat your browser history, but you don’t remember what you deleted, does it matter?

This drove him to the “edge.”

We’re all doomed.

Aaaaaahh yeah, methinks!

Every time something goes wrong, I’m advised to delete the cache. Caches should be designed so they don’t get corrupted five or six times a month!

Yes.

Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Those of us who do learn from history are forced to stand by and watch everyone else repeat it.

Doomed if you do, doomed if you don´t.

Imagine there’s no browser

It’s easy if you try

Always looking for a charge is below us

Above us, only A-Eye

( sorry John )

The setting to automatically delete all of it upon closing seems overkill to me. But cookies are becoming cancerous.

He appears to be doomed no matter what he does

He looks like he’s been enabling cookies from the kitchen.