nexas_XIII

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nexas_XIII,

I don’t just drink it for the caffeine but that’s a big reason. I also like that it does hydrate you in the short term and also that combo helps suppress appetite. I only drink coffee in the morning and don’t usually want to eat until lunch. This gives me everything I want in the beginning of the day.

Do portable charges prioritize iphones charging speed over androids?

My xiaomi portable fast charger clearly charges my girlfriend’s iPhone faster than my high end android device. Doesn’t matter which port, which cable or which android phone. It starts by charging fast but as soon as I link her phone the fast charging speeds go straight to hers and mine just chargers very very slowly....

nexas_XIII,

I think you nailed it in here. Typically, iPhone batteries are smaller. iPhone 15 is 3349 mAh while a Samsung Galaxy S23 is 3900 mAh. The iPhone can get by with a smaller battery due to the OS being developed for specific hardware which allows for better battery life on smaller batteries.

nexas_XIII,

Kinda related, I always copy paste into a “simple” text editor before I copy paste into something else. Slack is so bad about having hidden characters I don’t even want to think what other sites/programs do.

nexas_XIII,

I went to an engineering school and graduated without the engineer title. I then started working in the software field and got a title of software engineer. I have people I’ve talked to about the title of engineer and how they have to take multiple tests and curriculums for that title. I only bring that up to say I think I know what you’re going for but as I see things, they are a bit different.

I feel a lot of engineer titles are based on hard math/physics/chemistry of this universe. That makes a lot of things well researched, investigated, and (depending on your view) semi-stable in how things behave. We’ve been learning and expanding on this physical world for centuries.

Now with software engineering we’re learning all the ways that we can build/create/destroy things that are in a “virtual space”. What is interacted with doesn’t necessarily conform to the physical universe. These are things that technically exist in those electronic pulses/signals but that feels more like computer engineering vs software engineering. Anyway, these non-physical designs don’t pose an immediate risk to the life of someone in the physical space so they don’t have the same creed and oath like the other professions. I feel we’re in the changing of titles in the future because software is forever integrating itself in our lives and we’re learning how much it can impact us physically as it’s more tied to our lives.

Just like electrical engineer may not have been a protected title in the past (as an example as we learned how electricity affected us) and other disciplines now affect our physical space, we’re on the precepts of software engineering affecting us. We still may be years or decades out but remember that other engineering fields had their infancy

nexas_XIII,

Yup, that happens lol. Just move your legs, they’ll change to move in the new nook/cranny your body makes.

nexas_XIII,

I’ve got my current cat and had my previous one trained to know that if I’m in the bed it’s sleep only. If I wake up with them between my legs I’ll shift, they move, I give pets, and go back to sleep. I know that’s not feasible for all people but I’ve been lucky with the cats I’ve had/have.

Microsoft cuts ties with the Surface Duo after just 2 Android version updates (www.windowscentral.com)

Microsoft is done supporting the original Surface Duo, three years after it first launched on September 10. The company has stated from the very start that the Surface Duo would receive just three years of OS updates, meaning today is the last day that Microsoft has to stay true to its word....

nexas_XIII,

I bought a SD1 a year ago to use as my work phone. Not for emails and IM clients, but mainly as a secondary prepaid phone that work gets the number for if I’m on call. It’s been awesome and has also been a great little ebook reader. I’m kinda sad there are no more updates but I know I didn’t use it to it’s full capabilities.

nexas_XIII,

One thing I just saw. When I posted a comment it didn’t show up on the post until I manually refreshed. I don’t know if that’s intentional or not.

Edit: it was a reply to a comment. A comment on an article showed up right away.

nexas_XIII,

If it’s recycling or trash it should always be a common color. I’m used to blue for recycling but we should all agree on a single color. Green to me has always been common trash. Also I hate how recycling isn’t standard. I know reasons why they aren’t but I wish we’d all come together as a country to fix that (among the other 5,000 things).

nexas_XIII,

Yeah, I allude to it in the back half of my comment but you’re absolutely right. Also some facilities can handle pizza grease on the boxes but others can’t. Then the pizza companies always say “recycle this box!” It’s so annoying.

nexas_XIII,

From what I’ve sent in emails, it doesn’t matter. People will “read” what they want then ignore the rest.

nexas_XIII,

I love that I can do that.

For anyone else though, sleep hygiene is a big thing. The thought being that there shouldn’t be anything with a screen in your bedroom (tv, tablet, etc) and you shouldn’t do anything in the bedroom besides sleep and fuck (and dress as well obviously). I removed screens 4 years ago and it’s so much easier to fall asleep.

nexas_XIII,

True. I believe you can accomplish the same effect if you’re able to use long curtains to “room off” your sleeping area. I guess it depends on what your living situation is obviously if that’s feasible.

A list from the link on the CDC site

www.cdc.gov/sleep/about_sleep/sleep_hygiene.html

leads to

sleepeducation.org/…/healthy-sleep-habits/

nexas_XIII,

Exactly. In my city the lowest “high” we have from Sunday to Friday is 99. I’m not looking forward to it.

nexas_XIII,

I get that. Current humidity is 77%. It’s always brutal.

nexas_XIII,

I wish we got the Honda E. Would buy that up in a heartbeat.

nexas_XIII,

I’m usually not a hatch fan but that little car looked awesome. I got my last new gas powered manual transmission car before EVs are the main thing. Since I work from home and don’t drive a bunch my plan is to keep it as long as I can and get an EV in 4-5 years when hopefully infrastructure catches up a bit and more manufacturers have an option and work out small kinks.

nexas_XIII,

But think of the estates!

nexas_XIII,

I’ve actually never heard of the mini series and will check it out. I’m really excited to see what kind of gameplay we get with this.

nexas_XIII,

Yeah, end of the year. Link to a lemmy world post

nexas_XIII,

Using a Forbes article to support your argument when we’re already arguing over a different Forbes article feels like it might be a biased source

nexas_XIII,

Are they induction compatible? I’d love to get something like that that’s induction compatible.

nexas_XIII,

Nice, I heard they need to be magnetic and the easy test is to use a magnet (naturally). I know my stainless isn’t magnetic so I haven’t tried to use that. I’ll look into these, thanks!

Australians are so mad about the return to office, they’re taking companies to court to stop it (apple.news)

It does not surprise me companies are making people go back to the office. Not just in Australia but around the world. There are a lot of people abusing the situation. It sucks but I saw this was going to happen when work from home first started getting rolled out back at the beginning of Covid....

nexas_XIII,

Yup, productivity went up but paying money on a multi year lease is costing them so they want to justify paying the money. It’s stupid

nexas_XIII,

That’s the way I would go as well. What’s the main stuff being stored on the drive?

nexas_XIII,

Yeah, I guess the question was more of if you’re going to have a lot of media on the drives and you’re on a budget. If that was the case it could be a reason to go more storage vs SSD only. If it’s gaming then I’d take the SSD to store more games on the faster drive.

nexas_XIII,

That’s what I would go for then, yeah.

Missed my windows phone, so I tried some android launcher replacements! (reddthat.com)

Despite its failure to capture a significant market share, I really enjoyed the metro UI on windows phone and tablet. One UI on my Samsung was getting stale and has a nearly unusable apps drawer, and standard Android notifications are nagging and ungainly....

nexas_XIII,

It’s been a hot minute since I’ve used Android but that looks very… Busy. I’m glad it’s working for you though, even with Android I didn’t go crazy with widgets unless I was rooted with adjustments. I do love quick action shortcuts though, glad when iOS added their version of “if this then that”. Definitely missed that the most

nexas_XIII,

I mean, it’s not my cup of tea but if you’re really into the Windows phone this doesn’t look too far off. Especially if it has live tiles, it can look messy but have a ton of info without having to open the app.

nexas_XIII,

And that’s why customizationss and options are so important. What works for one doesn’t for all. Thanks for sharing in case others would like to try/use it!

nexas_XIII,

Just finished TOTK so now I’m starting Diablo 4

nexas_XIII,

Honestly, barely played 3. Tried to get into it but it wasn’t my cup of tea at the time. Now that my gaming preferences have changed and I play with friends it’s a bit more up my alley. I like it though but I’m very early in the game (level 13).

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