...and she was court-martialed for it. Her poor choices led to consequences. I don't see a problem with that. In fact, it's a nice break from previous treks where officers disobey direct orders of a commanding officer, and they don't even get a day in the brig. I guess the ends justify the means a little too much.
These battery problems are really getting dangerous. Where is that breakthrough Li-ion battery technology from that "Goodenough" guy that would promise safer batteries?
Parent is totally correct. The batteries swell because they were overcharged. The charging circuitry is *INSIDE* the phone, not the charger. Even if a third party charger was used, it's still the phone's job to keep track of how charged the battery is. It's not like third-party 5 Volts is any different from Genuine Apple 5 Volts. Either way, it's still 5 volts.
I didn't disable the radio chip, I disabled WiFi and Mobile data only. Voice calls are still active, as was bluetooth.
What really ticks me off is that the app didn't give me any kind of warning that I was going to be using data for its service. I would expect an app not to misrepresent itself.
I was curious about NextRadio so I installed it. My device (LG G2) wasn't on the supported list, but it detected my location, and showed me my local FM stations. They played great.... I was suspicious.
So I turned off WiFi and Mobile data, and the stations stopped dead. This fucker was ***STREAMING*** audio to my phone over a data connection, not using the FM tuner. Also, for some reason, it needs access to your files and photos.
- Screws in places where you cannot get a screwdriver to fit. - Crawling around on your living room floor for two and a half hours (hope you have carpeting)
- Missing fasteners
- Build materials out of tolerance
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"People with depression are more likely to feel bad..."
...and she was court-martialed for it. Her poor choices led to consequences. I don't see a problem with that. In fact, it's a nice break from previous treks where officers disobey direct orders of a commanding officer, and they don't even get a day in the brig. I guess the ends justify the means a little too much.
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Quick, get a Qi charger and use wireless charging before your USB port breaks.
For $8, you can get a USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter, thus reopening the analog hole.
At least it can't get any worse.
You blame Google and facebook for bringing up results from 4chan? Google isn't the problem here, it's 4chan.
Use a teeny-verse battery.
Are these DVD's available to civilians? I would like to learn how to handle a battleship.
All modern cellphones have GPS in them. What they *NEED* are apps that emulate a sextant.
It couldn't possibly be any worse than ActiveX.
...but not as much time as when he was CEO.
These battery problems are really getting dangerous. Where is that breakthrough Li-ion battery technology from that "Goodenough" guy that would promise safer batteries?
So, I should put it in the microwave?
Parent is totally correct. The batteries swell because they were overcharged. The charging circuitry is *INSIDE* the phone, not the charger. Even if a third party charger was used, it's still the phone's job to keep track of how charged the battery is. It's not like third-party 5 Volts is any different from Genuine Apple 5 Volts. Either way, it's still 5 volts.
OUCH! Commodore 64 had an 8 bit single core CPU. You don't want that running Ubuntu.
Also, what happened to project Fuchsia?
I didn't disable the radio chip, I disabled WiFi and Mobile data only. Voice calls are still active, as was bluetooth.
What really ticks me off is that the app didn't give me any kind of warning that I was going to be using data for its service. I would expect an app not to misrepresent itself.
I was curious about NextRadio so I installed it. My device (LG G2) wasn't on the supported list, but it detected my location, and showed me my local FM stations. They played great.... I was suspicious.
So I turned off WiFi and Mobile data, and the stations stopped dead. This fucker was ***STREAMING*** audio to my phone over a data connection, not using the FM tuner. Also, for some reason, it needs access to your files and photos.
Unsurprisingly, I uninstalled it.
Engadget is calling the accounts "bots". Do you consider a bot to be an operative?
Head of FCC tells Apple to bring back the headphone jack. That's what the headline should say.
If Ikea's products are tough to assemble, they should not buy a startup to build it for you. They should buy a startup to make it *EASY* to assemble.
Not always tough, but sometimes awkward. Like:
- Screws in places where you cannot get a screwdriver to fit.
- Crawling around on your living room floor for two and a half hours (hope you have carpeting)
- Missing fasteners
- Build materials out of tolerance
Also what you *DON'T* need:
- Ceramic enclosure
- Brushed Aluminum enclosure
- Sapphire/gorilla glass
Thank you. I was concerned for a moment there.