On Thursday 10 August 2006 19:38, Michael Edwards wrote:

> I'm often advising folks with laptops to make use of the convenient
> switches to turn off their wireless unless they are actively
> intending to use it. Great in theory, but in practice, I find they
> are more often than not, left on at all times.

A tip for you: you can allway lie to them that turning the wireless off
with the switch significantly increases battery time so they can work
unplugged for longer time, and at the same time decreases CPU workload, so
their spreadsheets work up to 10% faster.

Technically, it's not a lie, both things are correct in the roots, and
numbers are just a statistics, and we know there are lies, damn lies and
vision statem... erm, statistics. ;-)

P.S. If they argue that they couldn't find any difference, tell them they
probably aren't working hard enough, so the computer has to wait for them
lazy people.

--
Radoslav Dejanoviæ
Operacijski sustavi d.o.o.
http://www.opsus.hr

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