Projectiboga

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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
anna's archive has it in a 20MB Pdf. you can find a link for that archive on the Wikipedia for the Anna's archive.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
Actually it purges a small amount of brain cells deep in the center of the brain, that handles automatic movement. It also seeds a bunch of cofactors stimulating nerve growth factors and that area then regrows back with less of the addictio
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
Those deaths were clustered in an earlier time frame. Standard practice now is to monitor cardiac symptoms and administer IV Magnesium and sometimes Phosphorus to nudge the heart rate back to stability.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
2014 mac mini doesn't have an external power supply, it just takes a standard figure-8 ac cord directly.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
That was fun, a major power line that connects NJ to PA cut right though my neighborhood in NJ. It was interesting seeing how it connects and a little detail about the specs of the lines themselves.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
I love this movie, but not the 1990's Director's Cut. They remastered it last year and gave it a new title. A newly restored version of Pink Floyd's Live at Pompeii, titled Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII, was released in 20
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
Do you realize Steve's other successful business used NeXT and then OpenStep? That little venture, Pixar, is where the cash to save Apple came from.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
Not it they simply went Chapter 11 and reorganized.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
A 12v bluetooth to FM transmitter can at least give you tunes and a speaker phone feature.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
In the dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, thoughtcrime, also known as crimethink in the official language of Newspeak, is the offense of thinking in ways not approved by the ruling Ingsoc party. It describes the intellectual actions of a
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
The hill offers the only view in England to be protected by an Act of Parliament—the Richmond, Ham and Petersham Open Spaces Act passed in 1902—to protect the land on and below it and thus preserve the fine views to the west and south. Two
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
Our bodies won't be able to handle a temperature regime that hot overall. The factor to research is Wet Bulb Temperature Effect. Basically our bodies are like sports cars and keeping our body cool is a challange under high humidity wit
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
With waste with half lifes in the tens of thousands of years sitting in metal casks which cant last 1,000 years.
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
Diplomacy is a fun parlor game, and was also played mail style where the moves get delivered and the results get posted. I've played both ways, though the Mail version we did was just having a ref who collected our next move and posted
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by Projectiboga 5mo ago
Here is a fun citation with a brief summary. They suggest regular caffine use lowers your baseline and it just returns you to where you'd be if you weren't dependent. University of Bristol. "Coffee consumption unrelated to al
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
It isn't in your profile. Why not post it there or here?
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
Yes, I have been telling kids to make library use as part of their search for knowlege. First when you get to your material you face either a shelf of related books or bound journals covering a range of related topics. And there is the sere
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
This is a fun area, as the DMCA, for its flaws included a loophole for non-commercial distribution of live concert recordings. The only requirement is that it isn't an exact copy of a commercial release. I am not sure about the exact s
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
At which spot in time? High tide, low tide, king tide? The coastline is never even static over a single daylight period.
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
I had a nightmare one night after studying Economic Philosophy. The Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis struck a subconscious fear. My dream was lightning bolts splitting things up.
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
I do recall the assistant at the store when I first showed up said wait for the upcoming Commodore 64 more stuff for much less money. But as a 14 year old I wasn't ready to wait after being exposed to Apple the summer before. That prof
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
They were able to get color working on the subsequent 1200 model. And I believe color was accessable via an expansion card, I didnt want to be staring at a tv at short distances so I was content to game in monochrome.
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
I had one, I believe they never delivered on the color compatibility. Mine came with an easy on the eyes amber crt. Here it is the Ace 1000 was greyscale only but was 80 column. Wohlscheid - Computer Ads from the Past Unfortunately, the Fra
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
So how should everyday users attempt to avoid this risk? And how to stay vigilant?
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
The unraveling of the PetroDollar is happening. Japan jut agreed to pay Yuan for Iranian oil now. They were already using Yuan for Russian Oil.
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
"configure your reported age on a application/website basis."
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by Projectiboga 6mo ago
GeForce Now might have price increases that obviate that seemimg price discrepancy over ten years.
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by Projectiboga 7mo ago
Yes just the safe to be in the mouth and for it to handle significant pressure from teeth biting changes this from simple 3D filliment to something much more involved during the design and regulatory processes.
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by Projectiboga 7mo ago
A requirement is multiple independent influences. An example of what shouldn't target a normal distribution are a single course's grade outcomes, having a teacher and a defined curriculum goes against that. Yes, there is a variabi
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by Projectiboga 7mo ago
Medicare's admin cost is around 5%, private insurance is around 33% of claim dollars. There are around 27-28% uninsured. The money is already there who pays needs to be moved to the Billionaire and Multimillionaire class to reduce the

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