If I'm doing lots of little writes, then clearly, I want to wrap whatever I'm writing to (FileWriter, etc.) in a BufferedWriter.
But suppose I am going to open the connection, make one call to "optThingy.write(myBigString)", then close the connection.
If I'm *always* going to use this idiom, does a BufferedWriter serve any purpose? Is it just overhead in this case?
I vote "yes", it is just overhead.
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