I understand this, but the two are not mutually exclusive. We absolutely need to change the culture that causes this to happen. But that's not going to happen overnight. That won't help you tomorrow. Tips like this might.

Really? This is what Lifehacker has come to? How to put a slice of lime into a bottle neck?

Ahh to be 22 and derive your self worth from what you drink...

The problem with handing off to a micro or nano cell is security. You inherently trust topology from the tower that you've been programmed to accept. You can't trust any other "towers" that presume to be part of the network unless you want to compromise all of your network security.

No, amperage is not how fast the river is flowing. The general mechanical visualization of electricity is that if you think of it as a hose, the amps are the volume of water flowing (the thickness of the hose) and the voltage is the pressure pushing that volume

This is sort of two-sided.

I know that this can be confusing for most people but all the conflicting (and inaccurate) reports and comments are just making it worse. The "river" analogy is more accurately "width=current and flow=voltage" the combination of the two = the power or Watt rating. To simplify even more, if a device is using a "USB"…

I don't understand why he is not too bright. Just because you don't agree with him doesn't mean he isn't bright. He makes valid points and he backs them with official documents.

If only it were over 9,000.

I worked for a very brief time as a sales and retention agent at a call center. I imagine that the accuracy of this article will vary from call center to call center, but in my experience this is a terrible idea: