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I just checked a couple of pictures, and the only things it got right was that there were people in it, and outdoors. All the other stuff like count of people, what they were doing, etc. was way off.

Right now, the town the reactor is going to is only about 4000 people. It's a bit oversized, but maybe needed if they start mining again. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F...

There are large bore MRI machines, like this.. http://www.hitachimed.com/prod...
Also, open MRI machines have been around for a long time. http://www.hitachimed.com/prod...

The open MRI machine image quality is not the best though. Much better if you can't sedate a claustrophobic
  patient though.

Thunderbird on PC, and Nine for android.

Started out with Ecomobile, went to Ringplus as Ecomobile moved away from Sprint. Ringplus went tits-up and we went to Ting. Ting was way too expensive for what we got. Comcast started X-Finity mobile and I could get 2 brand new phones for $1 each, so canceled 2 of the phones on Ting. Xfinity is unlimited calls and texts, and fist 100mb of data is free, so my bill has been $7 a month for 2 phones most of the time. The other phone got moved to Tello as it was $15/month unlimited calls/texts and 1gb data on Sprint, which is what my wife wanted.

Ran the tool. Confirmed that My LG is missing 3.

How the hell does a broke company buy another broke company? Guess I need to tune into this week's Silicon Valley to find out.

Jocko homo.

SPOON!

Rufus T. Firefly for President!

Nice response, and for the most part I use the new one. There are several things I keep ESR around for. Adblock plus that actually keeps statistics about what is blocked, so I can use that information to make firewall rules, and a particular youtube downloader that is all client side.
The blocker for Quantum, Ublock and ABP both don't do stats as far as I know, and I find noscript in ESR easier to wrap my head around.

Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto

And old Uncle Joe? He's a-movin' kinda slow.

Death: [reads a list] The boy wants a pair of trousers that he doesn't have to share, a huge meat pie, a sugar mouse, "a lot of toys" and a puppy named Scruff.

Albert: Ah, how sweet. I shall wipe away a tear, 'cause what he's getting, see, is this wooden toy and an apple.

Death: But the letter clearly...

Albert: I know. It's the socio-economic factors. The world would be in a hell of a mess, eh, if everyone got what they asked for.

Death: I gave them what they wanted in the store...

Albert: Yeah, well, what good is a god that gives you everything you want?

Death: You have me there.

Albert: It's the HOPE that's important. It's a big part of belief. I mean to say, you give people jam today and they'll just sit and eat it. But jam tomorrow, now... that'll keep them going for ever.

Death: And you mean that because of this the poor get poor things and the rich get rich things?

Albert: Well, yes. That's the meaning of Hogswatch, isn't it, Master?

Death: But I'm the Hogfather! At the moment, I mean.