clocking

The downside is that I have to punch a time card, clocking out for lunch and for breaks.

There's now Ultra-Fast Mode for I2C that acts a lot like SPI for high-speed 1-way clocking at 5MHz.

Others in the market don't seem to be much better, clocking around 30mins - 1hr per flight.

But if you're really big on battery life, someone will have control over CPU clocking or voltage.

SPI is a fast one-way media bus that might use master, slave, or synthetic clocking, I2C is a slower master-clocked bus.

I had an employer that forced us to use a shift planning app for clocking in and out.

Of course pushing the clocking past 3 MHz didn't make sense technically, and we are not going back there.

I used Intel's power gadget and could see the CPU clocking down to.8 GHz after a few minutes of Google hangouts.

It's starting to pay off a little, but I'm still clocking in at a cube farm for ~8 hours a day.

My company just transitioned to a Java applet-based time clocking/PTO/etc.

Does it avoid getting hot by clocking down the processors?

It may just be a shortcoming of the approach that my company tried; we're open for trying again as none of us like clocking time like lawyers.

The only way around it is to use a "self clocking" method.

[...] The only way around it is to use a "self clocking" method.

Old article, but "Along with more workers clocking just below 30 hours in their primary jobs, CPS data show the number working 20-29 hours in secondary jobs rose 105,000, or 7.6%, from a year ago.