reopen

If someone else takes an interest and offers to clean up the code, you can reopen the PR.

Control-Shift-T will reopen the most recently closed tab in Firefox (the equivalent command in Opera is Control-Z).

Finally, it became worth it to open up some new mines (and reopen older ones).

We know that people in that area would bury bodies without their head or even reopen the grave to remove the head.

Maybe I miss your meaning but on OS X/chrome: cmd-shift-T to reopen the last window with all tabs.

They should just bite the bullet- or at least reopen and extend.

But it might be good FUD, because it might reopen intelligent discussion on a topic where debate has consisted of name-calling for just as long.

That said, I voted to undelete and reopen, which appears to have succeeded.

Once you kill/reopen your app, all storage is cleared.

For times like this, I just reopen the page in Firefox.

I have to reopen the files I'm working either every single time, drilling deep through file structures, if I don't already have a breakpoint on a file.

I'm not that hard on MS, I learned so late that you could drag icons on taskbar-minimized application to reopen them and then drag the file to use it.

As new web technologies maintain more persistent connections, expect advice along the lines of "close the tab for the site and reopen it".

Actually "export" was working, what was/is broken was/is to use SVG as a file format: save to SVG and reopen the SVG (or any SVG) with illustrator.

Both Firefox and Chrome let you right click on any tab after closing another one and reverse that action ( FF: "Undo close tab", Chrome: "Reopen closed tab").

So everytime I switch between indoor/outdoor I do a ":mksession!|quit", followed by alt+f4 to close the xterm window and then hit the openbox menu to reopen the just closed xterm window with the new background color, and resume my vim session with the color scheme adapted to the current background color.