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talk mode

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(chat)talk mode - Using a talk system. E.g., "B1FF had me in talk mode for hours last night. I had to bring his box down just to get him to shut up."

The (1980s?) term now is as dated as talk itself which has been largely replaced by chat.


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He notes that powering a cell phone during continuous talk mode would require a power-production rate 10 to 100 times as great as that of current microbial fuel cell technology, but he thinks that increase is feasible.
Microbial moxie: bacteria-based fuel cells provide power by Cunningham, Aimee / Science News
Not only will it help break you into talk mode, but it'll give people the impression that you're socially accessible.
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For example, a cellular phone with a Li-Ion battery and the bq2018 could accurately indicate that the phone will operate 7 hours and 45 minutes in standby mode or 1 hour and 15 minutes in talk mode.
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