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One of the most effective ways to find information easily is to make your computer function like your brain.

Your brain, however, is very simple. It mainly operates through assigning models or definitions to [[E:signifier (structuralist linguistics)|specific images]] such as pictures or words.

This is to say that one of the single most powerful tools you have on your computer is your web browser's bookmarks window. Very few things could be more powerful — including emacs modes. However, there is one more thing your browser will need to be able to do to properly pull this off: you will need a browser with a search bar which is capable of {{em|searching}} through bookmarks by their title.


Default

<pre>[9k] class traitor from specific field - Q12,10 - next nine thousand</pre>

Customized

<pre>[9k] class traitor from specific field - Q12,10;Q1210 ; class traitor from Law ; lawyer characters becoming Lenin </pre>


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