assuming you only plug it in to charge once a day ...

If, like me, you use your phone throughout the day, letting it sip juice while stopped at my desk for 10 or 15 minutes several times a day, the time savings adds up; not to mention the wear and tear on the port that isn't happening and when i leave the office it's usually got a decent charge left.

In addition since going to cordless charging I've never once forgotten to unplug the cord and accidentally yanked it out of the port or the wall

I wish we could go above 5 ...or had a "Beyond Funny" mod option

average IQ in Canada just hit one !

and i don't feel any need to defend it.

"It's a hell of a thing, to kill a man. You take away everything everything he has and everything he's gonna have." - Wm. Munny

in the military most firing squads are made up of people who are qualified rifle marksmen, one would suppose. Presumably soldier #6 was insurance and very rarely needed to shoot.

I think you meant "miss hitting anything vital" ... because if they "missed" then he wouldn't be "horribly wounded" . pardon me for being pedantic ... it's a curse :(

or Indiana

Which do i put if it's exactly 3 ?

they said that about...

heavier than air flight(airplanes)

splitting the atom (Hiroshima)

going to the moon(the apollo missions)

electric cars(Tesla/ Fisker)

Pretty much every technological advance ever ... and people are working on developing practical flying cars and Elon Musk plans on building the submarine car ...

so yeah you MUST be right... none of these things will ever happen.

It's Boston ... they charge extra!!

I don't have to "guess". And it is reversible ... but some large percentage of the workforce is always going to be going to the next gig with a bad taste in their mouth from their latest stint as a corporate condom.

...to be treated as such:. It's worse than that. After once being treated as an expendable asset, the smart ones internalize the lesson that it's "just a job no matter where you go" and the lack of investment carries over to subsequent employers. Ultimately the entire workforce becomes tainted by the shitty HR policies in use today.

It simply illustrates that some people are starting to understand what many of us already know ... our democracy is broken and we can't trust it to fulfill it's basic functions anymore. The next step is to jump on the anti-government bandwagon and acknowledge that our government is abusive and we're one small step short of an oppressive police state.

And yes, Texas is very much like this ....

People are more easily swayed by opinions in subjective areas, culture, politics, business than in objective ones, news, IT, science. How obvious can a study be?