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double value job, since it was machine learning based lol

but yeah, I think battery stuff is interesting

but yeah, I mean it when I say

100% of girls

don't keep their shit plugged in

the famous android solution to scheduled charging was also machine learning based

The coolest part of my masters was now I know a strangely abnormal amount of math behind battery charging and mosquito population control

and come to think of it, I feel like boomers also keep random appliances unplugged when they leave the house

or don't leave the house when the oven/stove is on or w/e

I unplug everything when I leave for 2-3 weeks

I also am stingy and do not want my microwave clock to waste 2 cents

Pika, I'm not going to make fun of you

what do you leave plugged in?

probably keep your freezer on

Its less unplugging and more I just hit the switch on my power bar

I need to know how much you and my grandmother overlapped

I do not unplug my stove or fridge

because she had a really weird list of things

everything else is currently unplugged or power bar switched off

I also barely have anything plugged in normally other than my PC setup

and that is just me hitting my powerbar

if you had a wall phone charger thing

the little brick

did you set your thermostat low?

I brought that with me

would you leave that in

so yes, I unplugged it

no but like, if you had multiple

do you only have 1?

I would not have multiple plugged in in the first place

yes, I only have one

I only need one

I have one phone

what about the one that came with your last phone

idk, my pile keeps growing

I have no idea where that is, probably somewhere in my family home in kitchener

or the cord was fraying and I threw it out

I forget

I have only ever had two phones, so its not like I have a lot of them

if you had one in your room at home, and one at school would you unplug the wall brick before you left for a month

btw i am only on my 2nd ever cellphone in my life. and i replaced my last one because the battery swelled and popped the back of the phone off. probably wasnt a good sign

i was on like my 3rd phone in high school

not smart

See, I am failing the breakfast hypothetical here, so I will just say, probably not. But the real answer is the one at my home is always at my desk because that is where I usually am, and I do turn the power bar off for that one which is effectively unplugging it

no so, that's the one thing my grandmother would unplug that I funementally didn't understand

i only got my first one when i started taking GED classes, which was around the time i would have been in like, 11th grade i think it was

her list had plenty of stuff I could care less about

I think its more so anything that is actively drawing passive power

so things with lights on them or whatever

her rationale was fire safety