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How to keep your Android phone's screen on longer | Greenbot
Saved by uncleflo on January 20th, 2022.
If you've ever wished that the screen on your Android phone or tablet stayed on longer before going to sleep, you're not alone. Luckily, this can easily be adjusted in the settings with just a few taps. Not only that, you can prevent your Android device from sleeping while it's charging, too. The term 'screen timeout' refers to the time it takes for your smartphone or tablet to go to sleep (the screen turns off) after you've stopped interacting with it. The average screen timeout sits around 30 seconds to one minute, depending on your device. For many users, this is acceptable, but there are times that you might wish that your phone didn't go to sleep so quickly. Maybe you're looking at a recipe on your tablet in the kitchen, your hands are covered in food, and you need to get to the next step. Maybe you're reading a walkthrough for a video game and just want to glance over to see what to do next without pausing. Here's how you get your screen to stay on longer.
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Underwater Welder Training at Weldcraft Pro
Saved by uncleflo on October 28th, 2019.
Our WeldCraftpro® training programme is a unique, specialist welder-diver training course (underwater and topside) available via approved training providers, delivered through our 'centre-lead/self-run' teaching programme. The programme is approved by American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Maritime Academy and provides a certificate of verified achievement issued by EAL. EAL is part of SEMTA - Sector Skills Council for Science, Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies and is the UK’s leading qualification provider. This certification provides independent, quality assured, audited controls for the WeldCraft-Pro® training programme, making it the only externally awarded underwater welding training programme to issue internationally recognised/verified qualifications anywhere in the world. More information about EAL and SEMTA can be found here. The programme is also recognised by CPD board of The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), who are one of the oldest learned societies in the World, established in 1889. These institutions help provide quality assurance and verification procedures. The training course is based on an 80 hour work programme, split over two phases (dry and wet). The course is open to both non-welders and welders alike and follows the guidelines for The European Welding Federation (EWF) syllabus 570r1-14 for fillet welder - plate (see course syllabus for full details) with the formal coding of welder-divers in accordance with ISO 15618-1, AWS D3.6M and/or BS 4872-1.
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