Normal hospital-type MRI scanners can't see inside the brain with the kind of chemical and physical detail we need. But with 7T (7 Tesla) scanners, we can now measure these details
Not the best article, but I think what they are trying to say over multiple paragraphs is that new higher resolution MRI machines can see the damage that normal lower resolution MRI can't see
That's the first thing I thought, got to get the maximum profit out of prisons, contingency planning costs money and it probably won't happen anyway...
It's literally following the usb-pd spec for any type of usb type c cable. Then getting a charger that supports 20v on PPS.
This 30w Google charger I'm looking at now does 20v usb-pd but only 11v@3A on PPS. It's built to a budget.
You have to say it 3 times
What you just described is called cooking.
Did you know K-9 mail is soon to be thunderbird mobile
Clearly not an arch user
No not a few seconds. Ever walked near a jackhammer 130dB in the street for a few seconds? That is significantly louder. In general anything over 85dB for a significant amount of time causes damage. Concerts top out at around 110dB and you don't see people popping eardrums there.
However if you have an ear infection so some other type of damage then maybe?
I read Texas so I'm going to assume it was due to shooting guns
Not from the US, but I believe it's to do with child protection laws, Google says it's COPPA. Generally a service has to put in extra protections, such as prevent direct messaging, not tracking kids, not personal info. Basically all the bad shit that social media does, they can't do to kids and most importantly have to actively monitor and restrict. That why most apps and stuff ask for date of birth or if you are over 13 or whatever
Exactly all programs should be web based cloud subscription only. We don't want that filthy code on our rgb nvme drives
He might miss his flight
Hydro is just more dense steam, wind is less dense steam, it's steam engines all the way!