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echinopsis posted:same except also when i drain the snake (my battery) and can't resist using till it's death this is called riding the snake
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always swipe your apps away after using, according to iaido best practices
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Mar 7, 2017 09:32
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in Android you can set a hard limit on the number of apps open for some reason
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Mar 7, 2017 09:35
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My ipad was being stupid with battery because of background refresh. Now it uses 0% overnight. That was a terrible feature to allow, stebe
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Mar 7, 2017 15:43
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overnight is when I charge my phone and download podcasts
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pram posted:this is called riding the snake late nite riding the snake. too involved in the meme process to engage charger
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Mar 7, 2017 19:23
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About once a month I let my phone drain to zero (or close to it) and then charge it all the way up to 100% in one go, to make the battery last longer. That, and disabling background app refresh for all but a select few apps is the only phone janitoring I do.
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Mar 7, 2017 21:30
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Doc Block posted:About once a month I let my phone drain to zero (or close to it) and then charge it all the way up to 100% in one go, to make the battery last longer. lmao source you're iyg quotes
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thanks for this tip op!
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Doc Block posted:About once a month I let my phone drain to zero (or close to it) and then charge it all the way up to 100% in one go, to make the battery last longer. That, and disabling background app refresh for all but a select few apps is the only phone janitoring I do. what religious text instructs you to perform this ritual?
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Mar 7, 2017 22:25
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I see people swiping all their apps closed all the time. idgi must be a thing to look busy on a phone for an extra 5 seconds
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Mar 7, 2017 22:33
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Doc Block posted:About once a month I let my phone drain to zero (or close to it) and then charge it all the way up to 100% in one go, to make the battery last longer. That, and disabling background app refresh for all but a select few apps is the only phone janitoring I do. lol. this only works with nickel-cadnium batteries li-ion batts are adversely effected by fully discharging, stop doing this you dolt
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Mar 7, 2017 22:40
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what about li-po
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IDK, I read it somewhere in Apple's support docs or some poo poo. I don't always do it on purpose. Often it goes under 10% just from regular use, at which point I try to let it charge all the way back up to 100% before unplugging it again. And I've read elsewhere that even li-ion batteries last longer if they get a full drain/recharge cycle every once in a while. Obviously they aren't as bad about it as nicad batteries were.
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:lol. this only works with nickel-cadnium batteries even with ni-cads i think the "memory effect" was only an issue if you regularly recharged and discharged the battery to exactly the same levels over and over again. like they first discovered it in satellites, which had an extremely regular charge/discharge cycle (constant draw in the dark, then constant charge in the sun, for identical time intervals down to the second, 15 times a day). if you were using a power drill etc. like a normal human does then you'd probably never notice it, and any instances of "this drill dies soooo quickly!" were just cause nicd batteries are garbage poop from a butt Doc Block posted:IDK, I read it somewhere in Apple's support docs or some poo poo. incorrect. lithium rechargeables lose capacity when they reach the edges of their voltage range. fully discharging and fully charging (mostly the discharging) cause the damage that eventually destroys the cell. if you keep your battery always between like 20% and 80%, it will last many times longer than if you always drain and fully recharge it. note that your phone already does this to some extent -- there's some potential capacity in the battery that you never use -- but it's a continuous improvement as you use less of the scale. this is how electric cars manage to use their battery packs for more than 18 months of charging every day without killing them. whatever apple is telling you is voodoo. Sagebrush fucked around with this message at 23:08 on Mar 7, 2017 |
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Mar 7, 2017 23:03
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Sagebrush posted:whatever apple is telling you is voodoo. There is a built in learning cycle is programmed with expected wear rates on the battery which adjust the displayed charge rate. However, those can vary from the actual state of your battery and doing a complete discharge occasionally (like maybe once a year) helps that algorithm re calibrate so the battery charge bar is accurate. not doing this can result in the phone incorrectly showing 5% charge for hours or jumping from 20% to 0 because the calculated battery capacity didn't match up with reality.
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Silver Alicorn posted:overnight is when I charge my phone and download podcasts same gotta get my cool games inc/chapo trap house/cum town fix 
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I keep all my apps open so i dont waste any battery loading them into the ram suckers
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i tbought discharging it fully gave the phone a chance to recalibrate ??? like phone gets to 1% but sits there for ages coz obv one percent is not one percent
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that may be, sure, but it sounds like your phone is still using all of its capacity and just not reporting its state-of-charge correctly to the user. the phone doesn't shut off immediately at 1%, it sits there until the charge actually drops to the cut-off point.
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you're right, i mean if i use the mentality of charge when i can then do so and all else will generally work out the best within reason and i mean ideal by the time battery fucks out its time for a new phone if only there was a modular phone that let you switch our components and batteries and add a camera if necessary and maybe a module that is haunted
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Mar 8, 2017 12:56
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holy poo poo, so much voodoo based nonsense in this thread.
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How about your bespoke phone has charging logic to handle how the battery should be maintained and you should worry about other things like your bad posting
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I'm not a battery guy at all and don't pay attention to the advances, but I thought we were at the point that you didn't have to babysit your charging at all and it was all handled by onboard logic.
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:I'm not a battery guy at all and don't pay attention to the advances, but I thought we were at the point that you didn't have to babysit your charging at all and it was all handled by onboard logic. Correct.
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:I'm not a battery guy at all and don't pay attention to the advances, but I thought we were at the point that you didn't have to babysit your charging at all and it was all handled by onboard logic. for a consumer electronic device like a cell phone this is true.
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:I'm not a battery guy at all and don't pay attention to the advances, but I thought we were at the point that you didn't have to babysit your charging at all and it was all handled by onboard logic. we are. there is also an os to manage memory so you don't have to janitor your apps.
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:I'm not a battery guy at all and don't pay attention to the advances, but I thought we were at the point that you didn't have to babysit your charging at all and it was all handled by onboard logic. li-ion and li-po batteries don't develop a "memory" like nicad batteries did, but sometimes the charge indicated on screen can start to be inaccurate (from battery aging at a different rate than expected, apparently). apple's recommended procedure for fixing this is to let the battery completely drain and then fully charge it, to recalibrate the part of the OS that determines how much charge should be left based on battery output voltage and age. my guess is that "completely" draining the battery does not actually completely drain it, to protect the battery. and then your have the blackberry playbook, where letting the battery go totally dead bricks the device 
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Mar 8, 2017 18:18
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Doc Block posted:and then your have the blackberry playbook, where letting the battery go totally dead bricks the device I'm sure if you cracked that bad boy open and hooked it up to a 14v car charger for a few minutes you'd be back in business. where are the jumper terminals on a playbook, anyway?
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The Management posted:we are. there is also an os to manage memory so you don't have to janitor your apps. linuxes like ios don't do memory management properly and ios devices have tiny ram so terminating apps manually is critical
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lol shaggar
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i charge my phone lying flat
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The Management posted:we are. there is also an os to manage memory so you don't have to janitor your apps. except for garbage apps like google search that spawn a new window/view/whatever for each time you search and eventually you have to close all b/c it won't search anymore. i think that's the only reason i ever close apps
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Shaggar The Horrible
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abraham linkedin posted:Shaggar The Horrible
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:I'm not a battery guy at all and don't pay attention to the advances, but I thought we were at the point that you didn't have to babysit your charging at all and it was all handled by onboard logic. we'll never be at that point cause people are dumb
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Mar 8, 2017 20:29
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i swipe my apps away all the time but its more because i feel like bullying them
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Shaggar posted:linuxes like ios don't do memory management properly and ios devices have tiny ram so terminating apps manually is critical
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:There is a built in learning cycle is programmed with expected wear rates on the battery which adjust the displayed charge rate. However, those can vary from the actual state of your battery and doing a complete discharge occasionally (like maybe once a year) helps that algorithm re calibrate so the battery charge bar is accurate. not doing this can result in the phone incorrectly showing 5% charge for hours or jumping from 20% to 0 because the calculated battery capacity didn't match up with reality. This is when I swap my iPhone for a new one at the store for free. A charging cycle will not fix it.
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emoji posted:This is when I swap my iPhone for a new one at the store for free. A charging cycle will not fix it. i brought my under active applecare+ iphone 5 to an apple store that would regularly go from 30% to dead and the first store i went to refused to do anything except send me home and recommend i wipe the phone and not restore it from backup the iphone 5 battery recall came out a few months later lol
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