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The most-discussed and most-cited thing I've ever written. (There's a workaround for those who want Firefox to remember only open tabs on shutdown.)

Current:

btrfs - A better filesystem. This enables snapshots and other fancy things that make it easier to manage backups and fix my computer when things go wrong.
Fedora - Considering it had major version updates to everything from the kernel to the desktop environment and browser as soon as I installed FC20, I don't even know what distro version numbers mean to them. I'm using it for the latest Linux kernel and btrfs support.
Google domain registration - $10/year for my own domain.
Google Sites - Content hosting and editing
KDE - The best desktop environment I know of. I'd dual-boot Windows again if it had a user interface this flexible.
openSUSE - A reasonably up-to-date distro with KDE, a reasonably broad repository, and a nice graphical administration tool system.
WWWizer - Easy redirection of refola.com to www.refola.com

Former:

Chakra Linux - The distro I stuck with the longest (summer 2011 to summer 2014). Half-rolling with an emphasis on giving the best KDE experience possible.
Google Chrome - A browser that gets out of the way so you can just browse. (I actually tend to use Chromium, but they're essentially the same thing.)
Linux Mint - I used Mint 9 KDE for a while, then switched to Chakra when there kept being delays on releasing updated KDE versions.

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