unics

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by unics 9y ago
In Denver there is a program that supplies hospitals internationally with expired drugs and equipment that would otherwise be without. It's been going on for decades and saved many lives.
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by unics 9y ago
Now this is rumor but I understand that through CERN particles were measured to be travelling faster then light. Just sayin....
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by unics 9y ago
Trainers tops the list. Seems T800's aren't far behind.
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by unics 9y ago
I bought a battery pack that could jump my car let alone charge my phone. I didn't expect much but was impressed with it from the start. Everything was quality made. (My truck doesn't start easily in cold temperatures) Right afte
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by unics 10y ago
If I remember correctly Federal regulations require hardware manufacturers to support their product for 7 years after production end.
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by unics 11y ago
Censoring the internet, what could go wrong?
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by unics 11y ago
Yes! We Have No Bananas.
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by unics 11y ago
SAD & USSOCOM, Mossad, CESG probably have a hand in it so why not? Lots of Chefs too few bakers? Confusion is as good sometimes as concerted efforts.
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by unics 11y ago
All professions have a focus on their strengths. Second opinions have a way of opening the direction to take.
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by unics 11y ago
Mee Too.
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by unics 11y ago
The trigger for lights in the states is electromagnetic. A lot of bikes don't produce enough to trigger so placing a magnet on the frame below the bike helps get you through the lights quicker.
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by unics 11y ago
I'm having trouble keeping up. I thought the current narrative was "they don't have jobs" and that's why they hate us. Silly me.
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by unics 11y ago
The adage that a lie told enough times becomes fact comes to mind. Goebbels was a master and his methods are still being used today.
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by unics 11y ago
This is good to know. I just bought my first Anker charger a month ago to be able to start my car if needed and to charge my phone. It came with really nice cables which really pleased me and I've been able to test the charger on a s
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by unics 11y ago
Licensing only provides money to a regulatory system. Health inspectors may prevent head lice but word of mouth is still the main way a business gets shut down for shoddy work.
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by unics 11y ago
They are organized and they have bootcamps! https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=squirrel+obstac...
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by unics 11y ago
I thought after 911 the FAA enforced registered flight plans for all flights cross country, no? At least that's what the general news reported at the time.
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by unics 11y ago
This proves American Intelligence is an oxymoron.
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by unics 11y ago
At the research facility that I worked there were so many talks and lectures from around the world and going around the world to talk I have no idea how they ever get any research done. Maybe it's just the Universities that lack this?
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by unics 11y ago
Not to change the subject but why does this sound like Gibson Guitar all over again? National law vs External laws = sovereignty?
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by unics 11y ago
Probably for inventory control so they don't send something out for Fleas when a customer purchased one for Ticks. Anyone interested in slightly used magnetic bracelets? I don't think my dog will ever forgive me for having him wea
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by unics 11y ago
You make good points to ponder. In this sort of situation I find that looking at the outcome or the end result provides more information towards the intent or competency of the subject questioned. In my opinion the only real reason for a
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by unics 11y ago
In my humble opinion I suspect that the only fields more arrogant then the computer field are law and health fields. Then of course you can throw in the engineering and political fields. Have I missed anyone. I seem to be cut from the old
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by unics 11y ago
Wonderful idea. I do wonder how that changes the center of gravity and how much weight is diminished for cargo but seems well worth it. When the engine goes out you generally only have 10 seconds to decide where to land. Now it seems you
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by unics 11y ago
All I remember on our S/36 were the first chapters of each manual. "How to read this manual". And amazingly, those 20 some pages were needed. At least for me they were. As far as IPL's I can't remember a more bre
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by unics 11y ago
I agree with you. If there ever was a man that epitomizes trustworthy and built a huge business because of his reputation there was RG LeTourneau. Early in his career he went far past expectations and cost him dearly to honor his word in
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by unics 11y ago
Some good points that I've never considered. It seems some basic needs aren't always food, clothing, shelter in all disasters. Communication is key and clearly lacking in Haiti's case.
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by unics 11y ago
When the US Government stops their encryption of data and makes everything available to the public, then I will agree with them.
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by unics 11y ago
I understand that it can be subjective and will assume the writers audience might find the context sensitive. In this case it seems to fit well in my opinion.
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by unics 11y ago
This of course reminds me of the story about a lawsuit Winnebago fought about a guy who activated cruise-control and went back to make a sandwich. Does anyone else see the possibility of seeing some very strange activities associated with d

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