I wondered the same thing about my 5c. I documented in another Slashdot article the battery degradation which occurred over several months after updating from 8.3.4 to 10.x. In a nutshell, from 90+% down to 60+%.
Others on Apple's Support Forum mentioned the same thing. And over the entire history of the 10.x OS updates.
It's also rude to mistreat your employees. Or require them to look the other way where the law is concerned. That's why it's good to have websites like Glassdoor.
And isn't it funny how when an employee has a complaint upon leaving a company its called 'burning their bridges.'
Yet when upper level employees have a complaint upon leaving a company it's called 'managerial differences.'
I know you're being sarcasm, I can tell by the font you're using...except there is an issue I haven't seen addressed yet.
When Iron Giant came out my local multiplex showed it only one day a week at about 10-11am on Saturday. That's it. All the employees including management said the same thing, "If we don't do this then Disney won't give us their next big animated release."
This is EXACTLY the reason why the studios were told to sell of the theaters back in the 70's. Because independent movie studios weren't being allowed to show their movies in better theaters. And it'll only get worse if the deal goes through.
Oh, and to answer your topic question...Sorry, I don't know. But it did reproduce The Red Violin very well.:D
Example: The iOS Podcast App. There always seems to be an issue with it running on older phones. And it generally happens when Apple is shouting, "You need to update your OS...or better yet get a new phone!"
And lets not forget playing Podcasts on your computer. On your iPhone you can adjust the speed. On your computer you can't!!?!?!?
Oh...unless you buy a special upgrade for $4. (Alternatively, tell iTunes to 'Show in Finder'. Then load the file in VLC and you can adjust the speed there...for FREE since it's built in.
This was just released and I wonder what people think of it. It doesn't have dedicated GPS but for me that's not a big deal. I also don't want phone features. It's $200 and initial reviews have been pretty good.
I like the fact it'll run Android Wear 2.0. Their sports app has a nicely reviewed weightlifting feature. (In a nutshell, it'll count your reps, auto time your rest periods, etc.. and it can learn lifts it doesn't know.)
Has anyone had hands-on experience with this watch yet?
When the TV show 'Mad Men' was all the rage they interviewed real ad men from that era. He stated, yes there was a lot of smoking back the. But the cigarette company's parties were particularly interesting.
The CEO husbands would have have cigars. The wives were the ones with the cigarettes...and they were never lit.
I always thought it was an updated term for 'walking on a razor's edge.' - Someone who is precariously balanced between safety and danger. And between being human or a replicant.
"The coalition also states that sending millions of takedown notices "is not a viable long-term solution, given the current and future scale of infringement Sending large numbers of takedown notices on an ongoing basis will prove highly disruptive to the research community."
But as an individual if my research is stolen it's okay if I have to do it?
I always found it interesting how 2 out of 3 times I updated my OS was for one reason...the Podcast App suddenly decided to either not work properly or was drawing a LOT more battery power than it previously had. Others noticed the same issue and how it miraculously was fixed after updating to the latest OS.
"...a former store manager wrote that "the iPod hardware they used as on the floor scanners for employees died quickly and there was no way of swapping in new batteries"
And how many employees were reprimanded for not plugging them in to recharge? A similar situation happened at a store close to me. A friend said the morning/afternoon shifts would screw around and not recharge devices. Leaving the night crew having to wait their turn for the only remaining device working. Why was this happening?....
1) No one plugged it in to recharge. 2) The recharge cord wasn't plugged in because the employee removed it so they could recharge their own phone. (Hey, Pokemon Go takes up a lot of juice during an eight hour shift. And no, I'm not kidding. This was actually being done by the same employees who were also [see #1 & #3]. 3) When they were fully charged the powerstrip would be turned off. And then forgotten to be turned on again. In order to save energy. "Also turn the lights off when you leave the room." Even though people are in and out all day. And it take more power to turn it on/off 30x then it would use if you just left it on.
Also you notice managers won't lose their iPhones.You know, the ones they probably use for Pokemon Go.;)
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I wondered the same thing about my 5c. I documented in another Slashdot article the battery degradation which occurred over several months after updating from 8.3.4 to 10.x. In a nutshell, from 90+% down to 60+%.
Others on Apple's Support Forum mentioned the same thing. And over the entire history of the 10.x OS updates.
It's also rude to mistreat your employees. Or require them to look the other way where the law is concerned. That's why it's good to have websites like Glassdoor.
And isn't it funny how when an employee has a complaint upon leaving a company its called 'burning their bridges.'
Yet when upper level employees have a complaint upon leaving a company it's called 'managerial differences.'
Why buy the individual issues when they're just going to come out with a trade paperback?
...they're doing it because they think they'll have less chance of being robbed.
I know you're being sarcasm, I can tell by the font you're using...except there is an issue I haven't seen addressed yet.
When Iron Giant came out my local multiplex showed it only one day a week at about 10-11am on Saturday. That's it. All the employees including management said the same thing, "If we don't do this then Disney won't give us their next big animated release."
This is EXACTLY the reason why the studios were told to sell of the theaters back in the 70's. Because independent movie studios weren't being allowed to show their movies in better theaters. And it'll only get worse if the deal goes through.
Oh, and to answer your topic question...Sorry, I don't know. But it did reproduce The Red Violin very well. :D
Example: The iOS Podcast App. There always seems to be an issue with it running on older phones. And it generally happens when Apple is shouting, "You need to update your OS...or better yet get a new phone!"
And lets not forget playing Podcasts on your computer. On your iPhone you can adjust the speed. On your computer you can't!!?!?!?
Oh...unless you buy a special upgrade for $4. (Alternatively, tell iTunes to 'Show in Finder'. Then load the file in VLC and you can adjust the speed there...for FREE since it's built in.
Linus: "I got my Wi-Fi back!"
Lucy: "I got an iTunes update!"
Charlie Brown: "I got a brick."
This was just released and I wonder what people think of it. It doesn't have dedicated GPS but for me that's not a big deal. I also don't want phone features. It's $200 and initial reviews have been pretty good.
I like the fact it'll run Android Wear 2.0. Their sports app has a nicely reviewed weightlifting feature. (In a nutshell, it'll count your reps, auto time your rest periods, etc.. and it can learn lifts it doesn't know.)
Has anyone had hands-on experience with this watch yet?
...Blipverts. Excuse me, I need a Pepsi...
When the TV show 'Mad Men' was all the rage they interviewed real ad men from that era. He stated, yes there was a lot of smoking back the. But the cigarette company's parties were particularly interesting.
The CEO husbands would have have cigars. The wives were the ones with the cigarettes...and they were never lit.
Those ads are actually paid for with tobacco settlement money. And they have always had final say about what goes in them. That's why they're lame.
"Well...there was a girl...and a lighthouse..."
Damn, she's hot! It's great that she grew out of her adolescent blueberry phase.
Apple is waiting to release the new Mini at the same time as OS 11. And then say, "Sorry older Mini users. You'll just need to upgrade."
I always thought it was an updated term for 'walking on a razor's edge.' - Someone who is precariously balanced between safety and danger. And between being human or a replicant.
"The coalition also states that sending millions of takedown notices "is not a viable long-term solution, given the current and future scale of infringement Sending large numbers of takedown notices on an ongoing basis will prove highly disruptive to the research community."
But as an individual if my research is stolen it's okay if I have to do it?
You're in a lab...grow a pair.
I always found it interesting how 2 out of 3 times I updated my OS was for one reason...the Podcast App suddenly decided to either not work properly or was drawing a LOT more battery power than it previously had. Others noticed the same issue and how it miraculously was fixed after updating to the latest OS.
And if it turns out to be a hardware issue?
Will iTunes be the only place we can buy Ninotchka?
And yet phones aren't expected to last past their year warranty. ;)
Apocalypse, of course, means: Thick crust, double cheese, triple topping pizza with Trump Steak on top.
...called his buddy, "Yeah, it's done. Go ahead and buy it for fifty cents on the dollar. Use the money you made by shorting Boeing."
I was going to say lobbyists. But that's good too.
"...a former store manager wrote that "the iPod hardware they used as on the floor scanners for employees died quickly and there was no way of swapping in new batteries"
And how many employees were reprimanded for not plugging them in to recharge? A similar situation happened at a store close to me. A friend said the morning/afternoon shifts would screw around and not recharge devices. Leaving the night crew having to wait their turn for the only remaining device working. Why was this happening?....
1) No one plugged it in to recharge.
2) The recharge cord wasn't plugged in because the employee removed it so they could recharge their own phone. (Hey, Pokemon Go takes up a lot of juice during an eight hour shift. And no, I'm not kidding. This was actually being done by the same employees who were also [see #1 & #3].
3) When they were fully charged the powerstrip would be turned off. And then forgotten to be turned on again. In order to save energy. "Also turn the lights off when you leave the room." Even though people are in and out all day. And it take more power to turn it on/off 30x then it would use if you just left it on.
Also you notice managers won't lose their iPhones.You know, the ones they probably use for Pokemon Go. ;)
Damn autocorrect! :PPPP (Sunnydale)