Have you searched at all for how to unlock the bootloader on the moto x?
I just did a search and found a dozen pages where this has been documented.
Have you searched at all for how to unlock the bootloader on the moto x?
I just did a search and found a dozen pages where this has been documented.
I like the "raw" bit. It comes across as more honest, in-the-moment, rather than for selling something.
Plus I'm about info first, rather than the over-produced pages you see today.
Yea but the people who use this today grew up after T9.
I've never once had pasta sticking together in the pot, regardless of what I do.
I thought it was age
What heights?
I don't see any heights mentioned.
Cool.
What's the platform? Who made it?
Most meds can store for a very long time, like years if kept cool and in the dark (the US Army did a study because they need to know, I don't have a link handy, sorry). There are some exceptions (which you noted) - like insulin. Though I think even it can be stored for quite some time if it's kept refrigerated. Meds are definitely among the highest value because of limited storage capability.
Or crazy cheap (like copay), since it prevents lots of expenses for the insurance company.
Not sure if your link is the same as I've read, but yes, the thing with prostate cancer is that treatment doesn't seem to change the outcome.
This is most likely because it usually doesn't develop until mid-50's or later, and grows so slowly that it doesn't have time to kill you.
I think the concern would be it occurring in younger ages, or it growing faster than typical.
So test and monitor is likely a good thing, treatment shouldn't be a given, unless there are clear signs.
There are primarily 2 stool tests available today, one has significant false positives, the other doesn't.
I forget the names, or I'd send you a link. It's been about a year since I looked it up. I know my insurance uses the more accurate one, fortunately.
I keep multiple phones in sync, with hundreds of gigs synced every day.