I've noticed this as well when charging from a docking station usb port. It claims it is charging, and it doesn't lose charge as fast as when it's on pure battery power, but still loses charge over an extended period of time. Normal charging from the wall or other usb sources works fine. I think that particular usb port is just too weak. I don't have any issues with my battery life. I'm very happy with my Nexus 7 (2012).
I completely agree. I'm not sure how they would be able to tell. We did have a technical lead who was for all intents and purposes a manager who had a very good idea of how people were performing. I highly respected our tech lead. The problems still being that stacked rankings were still enforced, and the technical lead was allowed to submit suggestions on ranking, but those suggestions fell on deaf ears of the upper level moron.
I think if a team does well over all, and everyone does a good job they should be rewarded equally. If someone goes above and beyond, reward them more. If another individual is a blatant, lazy fool, rate them poorly or fire them. But don't set a certain number of great, good, bad, poor spots.
Lockheed Martin also employed stacked rankings. The local manager had no clue who people were. How can you even rank your employees when you have no idea who they are?!?!? I was called by another coworker's name multiple times. I finally called my manager out on it in front of everyone at a picnic. He didn't confuse me with the other individual after that...
There was so much turnover we basically lost a contract due it and having to retrain new people ALL THE TIME. I don't blame those of us who left. Many people busted their asses and did an excellent job, only to be rated average or below because the manager had a certain number of slots to allocate certain rankings. AND THAT'S IF HE KNEW WHO THE FSCK YOU WERE!!!!!!
Kudos to them for standing up for a good cause and the principles they believe in. It's nice to hear someone is actually looking out for the good of the community rather than fscking it.
I'm not sure who I trust more...current drivers or future auto-pilot programmers. We have a hard enough time with bugs, exploits, and black hats in existing software let alone some new emerging technology. Do we want to open ourselves up to attack or possible mass malfunction? Who's to say Joe "Doesn't know **** about coding" Blow down the street hasn't opened up his car's system and tampered with it in order to get to work faster and cause problems for the rest of us?
Existing drivers can be influenced by many external or internal factors as well, and may be very unpredictable. They might have a good/bad day and drive better or worse. Drivers may allow themselves to be distracted by any number of things, or even fall asleep. We also have to deal with intoxicated drivers. Humans are fallible creatures.
I guess either way you end up trusting your life to someone or something which is out of your control. Computers may be more predictable MOST of the time, but if a bug crops up which affects everyone in a horrible way, we're all screwed. What if something went awry with the code which controls breaking or avoiding collisions? Wrecks everywhere! The difference being if a person fails, it is just that one person. If a mass produced system fails, it could be many.
nano FTW!!!:) I actually use vi on a somewhat regular basis when I don't have access to nano. I don't really have anything against the other editors, but nano just makes quick changes easier by a few key strokes.
Yes, we've had LED traffic signals here for years, and I've only seen them obstructed by snow once. You need a wet, sticky snow and a swift drop in temperature for it to happen. IINM they put remote-controlled heaters in the newer ones.
And it seldom snows upwards. I don't think I've ever seen it snow upwards.
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Why was a weekday selected for this software update?
Heeeeeelllllloooooo Nurse!!!
Don't forget Batman!!!
This very well could be the issue. With a recent wipe I will check to see if there is any improvement. :(
And still no KitKat
I've noticed this as well when charging from a docking station usb port. It claims it is charging, and it doesn't lose charge as fast as when it's on pure battery power, but still loses charge over an extended period of time. Normal charging from the wall or other usb sources works fine. I think that particular usb port is just too weak. I don't have any issues with my battery life. I'm very happy with my Nexus 7 (2012).
My wiener did. So, we're good, right?
I don't think this is off topic. It may be crude, but makes the point that WB shouldn't get away with the excuse they used.
No beer and no TV make Homer something something...
Technically that's once and again.
No, Soylent Hulk is hard, Soylent Norris is impossible.
I completely agree. I'm not sure how they would be able to tell. We did have a technical lead who was for all intents and purposes a manager who had a very good idea of how people were performing. I highly respected our tech lead. The problems still being that stacked rankings were still enforced, and the technical lead was allowed to submit suggestions on ranking, but those suggestions fell on deaf ears of the upper level moron.
I think if a team does well over all, and everyone does a good job they should be rewarded equally. If someone goes above and beyond, reward them more. If another individual is a blatant, lazy fool, rate them poorly or fire them. But don't set a certain number of great, good, bad, poor spots.
Lockheed Martin also employed stacked rankings. The local manager had no clue who people were. How can you even rank your employees when you have no idea who they are?!?!? I was called by another coworker's name multiple times. I finally called my manager out on it in front of everyone at a picnic. He didn't confuse me with the other individual after that... There was so much turnover we basically lost a contract due it and having to retrain new people ALL THE TIME. I don't blame those of us who left. Many people busted their asses and did an excellent job, only to be rated average or below because the manager had a certain number of slots to allocate certain rankings. AND THAT'S IF HE KNEW WHO THE FSCK YOU WERE!!!!!!
Kudos to them for standing up for a good cause and the principles they believe in. It's nice to hear someone is actually looking out for the good of the community rather than fscking it.
frankly it's written like a madman.
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IT'S A TRAP!!!
I'm not sure who I trust more...current drivers or future auto-pilot programmers. We have a hard enough time with bugs, exploits, and black hats in existing software let alone some new emerging technology. Do we want to open ourselves up to attack or possible mass malfunction? Who's to say Joe "Doesn't know **** about coding" Blow down the street hasn't opened up his car's system and tampered with it in order to get to work faster and cause problems for the rest of us? Existing drivers can be influenced by many external or internal factors as well, and may be very unpredictable. They might have a good/bad day and drive better or worse. Drivers may allow themselves to be distracted by any number of things, or even fall asleep. We also have to deal with intoxicated drivers. Humans are fallible creatures. I guess either way you end up trusting your life to someone or something which is out of your control. Computers may be more predictable MOST of the time, but if a bug crops up which affects everyone in a horrible way, we're all screwed. What if something went awry with the code which controls breaking or avoiding collisions? Wrecks everywhere! The difference being if a person fails, it is just that one person. If a mass produced system fails, it could be many.
"Oh, yeah, just like a real hand" - http://bigbangtheory.wikia.com/wiki/The_Robotic_Manipulation
As long as said implants don't affect memory and cause more dupes, I'm on board with the plan :)
and 3dfx dissapeared up their own arse.
I believe Nvidia bought 3DFX.
21 of 23 and 39 of 41...yep, that's all of them...no need to check those four at all.
Today must be AIzheimer's Day, the previous story was a dupe, too.
AIzheimer's Day wasn't last month? Or is it the AIzheimer's?
http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/13/10/24/000204/researchers-tout-electricity-storage-tech-that-could-recharge-devices-in-minutes
They've infiltrated /. We're doomed.
I will be doing this as well! :D
Orange or Green food coloring and This!!!
fuck pico, nano is where it's at!
nano FTW!!! :) I actually use vi on a somewhat regular basis when I don't have access to nano. I don't really have anything against the other editors, but nano just makes quick changes easier by a few key strokes.
Yes, we've had LED traffic signals here for years, and I've only seen them obstructed by snow once. You need a wet, sticky snow and a swift drop in temperature for it to happen. IINM they put remote-controlled heaters in the newer ones.
And it seldom snows upwards. I don't think I've ever seen it snow upwards.
Check the image in this article from a few years ago...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/12/16/led-traffic-lights-that-c_n_393769.html