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  1. Sofia the First Sofia the First

    My computer's going to die. I'm on 4%..........................................................*breathes heavily*

    Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:55:49 UTC from web
    1. Ezz Turner Ezz Turner

      @sofia *dies*

      Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:56:11 UTC from web
    2. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

      @sofia [BREATHING INTENSIFIES]

      Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:56:20 UTC from web
    3. Chet Lemon Chet Lemon

      @sofia http://ur1.ca/fy5qz

      Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:56:40 UTC from web
      1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

        @mastertdi EVERY TIME XD

        Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:56:59 UTC from web
        1. Chet Lemon Chet Lemon

          @flamingpandaomg <3~

          Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:57:20 UTC from web
    4. William William

      @sofia Can't you wreck batteries draining them completely?

      Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:56:45 UTC from web
      1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

        @awlderpy doing it repeatedly, yes. Once in a while? Nah.

        Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:57:13 UTC from web
        1. William William

          @flamingpandaomg Perhaps I'm reserved in it because I had to get my first iphone warrantied out, for the purpose of my draining the battery completely just once (or so I presumed)

          Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:58:35 UTC from web
          1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

            @awlderpy Chances are your battery had other issues.

            Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:59:12 UTC from web
            1. William William

              @flamingpandaomg the timing seemed odd is all.

              Monday, 28-Oct-13 01:00:28 UTC from web
      2. Scribus Scribus

        @awlderpy Depends on the type; some, you're supposed to completely drain & completely charge - no partial stuff.

        Monday, 28-Oct-13 00:58:25 UTC from MuSTArDroid
        1. William William

          @scribus I know nicad batteries are supposed to be drained completely, more or less, but I was under the belief that lithium ones cannot be drained completely. Now I'll have to look this up.

          Monday, 28-Oct-13 01:00:11 UTC from web
          1. Scribus Scribus

            @awlderpy That, I don't know... I've heard that the all-electric Tesla sports cars' batteries die 100% (no recharge ever again) if you let them drain completely. That, um... that is hearsay and also adds nothing of value to a conversation that had already reached the point of, "Well, it depends." #

            Monday, 28-Oct-13 02:27:56 UTC from MuSTArDroid
            1. William William

              @scribus I pretty much got the same answer reading up on lithium ion, Ni-Cd and NiMH batteries, no one seems to have a set rule. Did learn their makeup though, which is always nice.

              Monday, 28-Oct-13 02:30:10 UTC from web