Re: A good thing or a bad thing (Was: Tutorial: Working example of remo

On 4/17/25 3:34 PM, Oleg Nazaroff wrote:

Hello, AJL.
On 17.04.2025 20:18 you wrote:
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A> Ah. Been decades since I had one of those. I never have to worry about  having enough charge A> the next day. I just lay this (smart)phone on the  wireless charger every night and start out A> the next day at 100%. They say  that's bad for the battery but I've got 5+ years on it now and A> so far no  problems (knocks on wood)...
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No, it's not that kind of phone at all. You probably can't remember them because you're young ;)

I really don't charge my phone once a day or once a week. At best, once every three weeks for half an hour.  It holds a guaranteed charge for a month, in active conversational mode.
Nothing "smart", just a device for mobile phone voice communication.

Comes out the same I think. My phone's been active 24/7 for over 5 years
 now. It lays fully active next to the bed on the wireless charger every
 night and I start out the next day at 100%. So we both have full use of our
 phones months (month for you?) without worrying about the charge. And my (smart)phone does have some advantages. For example I got a $100 US
 check in the mail yesterday and used my phone to deposit it. Very handy, no
 trip needed to the bank. But then virtually everybody here carries
 smartphones, likely for the advantages over the bad old days. Not there?

A> Speak of the devil. I'm posting this from a Safeway grocery store...  >
The devil is in the details ;)
 A> Me neither. My problem is which one. I have several (toys)...
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I have no problems, I see no obstacles ;)
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