To me, its more of an IT and Engineering problem and can be broken down to (as a rough outline):
- Patient diagnosed with cancer - Patient has piece of tumor taken out - Piece of tumor sent to ABC lab, which puts it in TumorComputerSystem - TumorComputerSystem identifies cells needed - Patient goes back in, gets hooked up to ImmuneCellSystem - ImmuneCellSystem extracts cells identified by TumorComputerSystem - ImmuneGrowthSystem grows new cells, separates needed patient cells - ImmuneCellSystem injects cells into patient
Looks like they could have saved a lot of time and effort, and I only checked 1 major vendor. I'm sure others have similar. 7th Generation AMD E2-9000e Processor with Radeon R2 Graphics Windows 10 Home 64-bit English 4GB, DDR4, 2400MHz; up to 16GB 32GB eMMC
So on this related subject, I have half a dozen Windows PCs networked at home. What's a good backup system to use in case one of the kids executes something and the network gets hits with a ransomware?
All this does is flip the burger. There's already robots that cool and build the whole thing. How is this news? It's like showcasing a iPhone 6s as something new.
This was true in the first generation Leaf, after that battery tech has advanced enough where the batteries are lasting the life of the vehicle. There is a Volt owner with over 400k miles with no shown battery loss still.
I bought batteries once, that's it. It suggested the same AA batteries I bought before. Beyond that, I use it for the same functions you do plus a few others (intercom with other rooms with a dot, kids use it to tell jokes and the #1 use is the shopping list).
I don't know why everyone's making a big deal about this.
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To me, its more of an IT and Engineering problem and can be broken down to (as a rough outline):
- Patient diagnosed with cancer
- Patient has piece of tumor taken out
- Piece of tumor sent to ABC lab, which puts it in TumorComputerSystem
- TumorComputerSystem identifies cells needed
- Patient goes back in, gets hooked up to ImmuneCellSystem
- ImmuneCellSystem extracts cells identified by TumorComputerSystem
- ImmuneGrowthSystem grows new cells, separates needed patient cells
- ImmuneCellSystem injects cells into patient
Hundreds of people cut down to a few lab techs.
or maybe decades. Lots to learn.
Much better solution.
He created e-waste so he's an innovator?
The average house uses under 900kWh in an entire month. How many coin mining farms do you have for that AC to cool?
And Global Warming?
Hah, didn't see the date. Well said, thanks.
Looks like they could have saved a lot of time and effort, and I only checked 1 major vendor. I'm sure others have similar.
7th Generation AMD E2-9000e Processor with Radeon R2 Graphics
Windows 10 Home 64-bit English
4GB, DDR4, 2400MHz; up to 16GB
32GB eMMC
But hows the call quality with the tinfoil hat?
Ford Focus and Fusion got a recall about the clutch pressure plate, should I submit that story?
Playing the Who on Spotify.
Multipass.
So on this related subject, I have half a dozen Windows PCs networked at home. What's a good backup system to use in case one of the kids executes something and the network gets hits with a ransomware?
Yes. And?
All this does is flip the burger. There's already robots that cool and build the whole thing. How is this news? It's like showcasing a iPhone 6s as something new.
He must be running out of Net Neutrality news to push.
long before it even gets anywhere remotely close to Mars, let alone coming back to Earth.
Thanks for this post - that's a great price on a 14" Dell! Had no idea.
Few things:
- Lease is the most expensive way to own a car.
- A under 25 shouldn't ever buy a new car.
- A used Honda Fit is 9k.
I'd redo the math after that, and be sure to recalculate how much it costs once the car is paid off and is only maintenance.
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This was true in the first generation Leaf, after that battery tech has advanced enough where the batteries are lasting the life of the vehicle. There is a Volt owner with over 400k miles with no shown battery loss still.
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1112485_2012-chevy-volt-has-now-crossed-400000-miles-range-remains-steady
No
I bought batteries once, that's it. It suggested the same AA batteries I bought before. Beyond that, I use it for the same functions you do plus a few others (intercom with other rooms with a dot, kids use it to tell jokes and the #1 use is the shopping list).
I don't know why everyone's making a big deal about this.
Yep, she won the popular vote. And Trump is President. What's your point exactly for justification?
Hahaha!