Personally I think you should always attack the strongest point someone made in their argument. If you knock that, or if you are able to knock that, the weakest points just fall away.
Yeah; if you're actually interested in the truth, you need to refute the central point of their argument. It's even better if you can actually help fix their argument and then refute it anyway.
However, if you just care about "winning" the argument, then it's much easier and more effective to divert attention to weak side points.
Did you go wipe the battery stats? Also: I don't think I've seen a third party battery outlast the original, they generally have less or equal charge. It's a shame someone like Sanyo doesn't make them but every phone insists on it's own custom shape.
A few months ago I bought a copy of Fallout New Vegas for PS3 (please no flamewar for this). It was scratched and wouldn't play past a certain point. Today I bought another copy and it won't play past the same point. What in the fuck.
If I can't sit on the couch, I'll do something else. It's a psychological thing. And before you tell me to hook my computer up to my TV, my TV is from before HDMI was standard in them.
EDIT: and I specifically requested not to have a flamewar. Fuck you.
Well, after 5 or 6 years of trying to figure out what is wrong with my digestive system, it all points out to be an allergy to gluten... I am truly depressed right now.
Gluten allergy is a bitch but it sure beats Crohn's Disease. You have an almost sure-fire way to never experience a symptom ever again. Given the options, you got one of the better ones, even though it still blows.
Gluten allergy is a bitch but it sure beats Crohn's Disease. You have an almost sure-fire way to never experience a symptom ever again. Given the options, you got one of the better ones, even though it still blows.
I just realized my card hasn't been charged yet from Holiday Inn. I'm guessing it finally went through when I added a deposit to my card/account, but it's been more than 8 days. It just had me worried, through I thankfully noted that my reservation has been gone and Holiday Inn has sent me the e-mails of "Thank You For Staying" and "Please Respond to Our Survey."
Think I just went through a bit of a financial scare.
Well, if it was real, it would definitely cast a lot of things into some serious doubt, so the second part of that isn't too wrong. It's probably a better tactic to make up facts when the real facts aren't in your favour than to try to make up absurd justifications.
I just realized my card hasn't been charged yet from Holiday Inn. I'm guessing it finally went through when I added a deposit to my card/account, but it's been more than 8 days. It just had me worried, through I thankfully noted that my reservation has been gone and Holiday Inn has sent me the e-mails of "Thank You For Staying" and "Please Respond to Our Survey."
Think I just went through a bit of a financial scare.
I don't keep mine just for checks. I keep it for everything I use a debit card for. Buy a coffee? I keep the receipt and put it in my register.
I don't rely on the bank's balance for anything. It's always going to be higher than reality unless you go 3-4 days without buying a thing.
Maybe if I had several thousand dollars in the bank I wouldn't do it, but I like knowing exactly, to the penny, what I've got in there.
I wrote a PHP application just for this purpose when sharing an XLS between me and my wife was problematic. I can access it on my phone from anywhere via VPN and update it, but I usually just do it every evening.
Wow. I don't take receipts for anything that isn't a big deal purchase. Even when I was fairly poor, I managed it all in my head and through an online bank balance.
Of course, other than rent and utilities, I never pay anything out of a bank account directly. I've always used credit cards as a buffer, so there's never a chance of overdrafting. Every month, I go over my expenditures and make adjustments as needed.
But even at my poorest, with less than $20 in the bank on average, I never tracked receipts.
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However, if you just care about "winning" the argument, then it's much easier and more effective to divert attention to weak side points.
Settings --> About Phone --> Battery Use
Stupid gigantic screen.
Yeah, it's nothing abnormal.
wifi
cell standby
phone idle
screen
maps
android OS
Yet the battery went from near full when I went to sleep to 40% when I got up. I think something has gotten funky with the Dalvik cache or something.
Also: I don't think I've seen a third party battery outlast the original, they generally have less or equal charge. It's a shame someone like Sanyo doesn't make them but every phone insists on it's own custom shape.
Spend an hour writing an advert for my TV. Website won't stop crashing when I click post.
Site also has a 10 character password limit.
EDIT: and I specifically requested not to have a flamewar. Fuck you.
Think I just went through a bit of a financial scare.
I don't rely on the bank's balance for anything. It's always going to be higher than reality unless you go 3-4 days without buying a thing.
Maybe if I had several thousand dollars in the bank I wouldn't do it, but I like knowing exactly, to the penny, what I've got in there.
I wrote a PHP application just for this purpose when sharing an XLS between me and my wife was problematic. I can access it on my phone from anywhere via VPN and update it, but I usually just do it every evening.
Of course, other than rent and utilities, I never pay anything out of a bank account directly. I've always used credit cards as a buffer, so there's never a chance of overdrafting. Every month, I go over my expenditures and make adjustments as needed.
But even at my poorest, with less than $20 in the bank on average, I never tracked receipts.