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Bagster
Posted on 05/02/2018 9:42:10 PM PDT by ransomnote
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Bagster
Yes, he’s from...Argentina. He’s one of those people you hire cos they did so well in the interview and then after they’ve worked for you awhile you realize he’s bipolar and thinks he doesn’t need to take his meds cos he’s the pope dammit!
Oh I see what you think you’re doing there! Pick another word!
O M G !
Phones !
OLED
Organic LED
Feb 15 2018 15:17:32 (EST) Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 8ec7df 388168
>>388119
Discoveries must be ORIG organically.
Hive-mind.
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Feb 15 2018 15:47:34 (EST) Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 6d0fd8 388588
>>388528
Why is Big Pharma essential?
Expand your thinking past cures.
Think Google [new Pixel phone].
Think Apple [vs. Samsung].
Why was Blackberry destroyed?
We can guide but you must organically uncover the TRUTH.
THEY are watching.
ARCHIVE EVERYTHING OFFLINE.
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[Pope] will be having a terrible May.
Those who backed him will be pushed into the LIGHT>
Dark to LIGHT.
TRUTH.
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Dr. Martin Pope???? Inventor of OLED.
-—What is the ORGANIC in OLED???????
Evrogen - humanized TagBFP...?? What is that and where does it come from??
Are our phone made of human parts???
I know....off my meds this morn.
Mr. Cohen, an attorney, received a monthly retainer, not from the campaign and having nothing to do with the campaign, from which he entered into, through reimbursement, a private contract between two parties, known as a non-disclosure agreement, or NDA. These agreements are.....@realDonaldTrump 6:46 AM - 3 May 2018
...very common among celebrities and people of wealth. In this case it is in full force and effect and will be used in Arbitration for damages against Ms. Clifford (Daniels). The agreement was used to stop the false and extortionist accusations made by her about an affair,......@realDonaldTrump 6:54 AM - 3 May 2018
...despite already having signed a detailed letter admitting that there was no affair. Prior to its violation by Ms. Clifford and her attorney, this was a private agreement. Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction.
Step away from the keyboard. The nice men will be there directly.
:)
Bagster
Plastic.
Dunno. I kinda' like this one:
Venue.
Isn't that a funny word? I try to say it as often as I can so my inner retard can have a good laugh.
The end.
I will not be baited into goofing up this brand new thread by the likes of you, you minx. Back in your box.
Bagster
To bed this time, for sure. :)
There are three possible answers to this shocking scenario:
A.) Soylent Green is people!!!!
B.) It's a cookbook!!!!!!
C.) None of the above.
Bagster
Remember the 'walking into the glass' stories a couple of weeks ago?
Maybe it’s laundering counterfeit NK cash and having it for evidence.
1309 is Apple’s round office. See above for link.
Not a semi-trailer, it is a 40ft shipping container. They normally don't have plywood on the sides so that could indicate it has isulation behind the plywood? 
We are aware of how ‘legitimate’ business transactions are supposed to work...
http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-iran-payment-cash-20160907-snap-story.html
$1.7-billion payment to Iran was all in cash due to effectiveness of sanctions, White House says
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That is a people container.
One Anon is working on a remark that the pope is finished.
....
Praying it is so.
"Historic moment where a dictatorship gives up leverage before final negotiations begin gets crickets from the media. Welcome to 2018."
https://www.androidcentral.com/why-bother-making-glass-phone-without-wireless-charging
Why bother making a glass phone without wireless charging?
Without some kind of added benefit like wireless charging, what reason is there to use a fragile material like glass?
don’t always have the most popular opinions on smartphone design; I’ve been arguing in favor of the display notch for some time now, and I firmly believe that every phone should have a quick switch for audio profiles like the OnePlus 5T and iPhone X. But one thing that everybody can seem to agree on is that glass backings just don’t seem like a good idea — at least, not without some kind of added benefit.
In most cases, that benefit is wireless charging. While it may not be quite as fast as traditional charging through a cable, wireless charging is a convenient way to top up your battery without wearing down your phone’s USB port — and if your phone’s gotten wet recently, it’s likely your only option until the port has time to dry. I still love the fit and finish of an aluminum phone, but wireless charging can’t work through a metal chassis (or at least not as easily), so manufacturers are left to choose between other materials like plastic and glass.
So why not use plastic instead? It’s much less fragile than glass, after all, and it’s cheaper as an added bonus. There’s a long list of reasons manufacturers aren’t using plastic in their flagships anymore, but the most applicable here is that glass just looks and feels better in a store. As superficial as it may be, when customers walk into a carrier store to buy a new phone, they’re going to notice the shiniest, prettiest phone first — and when they pick it up and feel the solid build quality, it’ll be all the more enticing.
Love it or hate it, glass back phones are here to stay. As a big fan of wireless charging, I’m not too upset about it, but despite the claims of “shatter-resistant” Gorilla Glass panels, the phone repair business has been booming lately. Everywhere you turn, there’s a phone in someone’s hand with a cracked corner or a totally shattered backing that could practically be considered a weapon. Wireless charging is great, but let’s face it — this is a bad tradeoff, made even worse when your all-glass phone still doesn’t support wireless charging.
But what are the alternatives? It’s easy enough to slap a case onto your phone for some added protection, and wireless charging still works just fine through all but the thickest of cases, but that shouldn’t have to be the only option. While glass isn’t going away any time soon, that doesn’t mean
manufacturers can’t at least dabble in other materials. What if we revisited the polycarbonate backings we used to see on phones like the HTC One X and the Nokia Lumia 920? The latter was one of the first phones to support wireless charging, and it felt great in the hand. I’d love to see a modern take on that same design.
When an all-glass phone doesn’t support wireless charging, it just feels like an accident waiting to happen with no real justification. Sure, it looks better in a shop, but most everyone knows that, one way or another, glass breaks. It’s a liability, and especially on a device costing anywhere from a few hundred up to a thousand dollars, the fewer liabilities the better.
Do you use wireless charging every day like I do? Is it justification enough for a glass backing? And do you like all-glass phones, or would you prefer a more durable material like polycarbonate or metal, regardless of wireless charging capabilities? below!********************************************************NIKK..If you don’t have to charge doesn’t it have to be charging some way on its own? It would always be on and syncing.
I recall that early in the Obama Infestation Obamugabe won a dispute with his security detail regarding his Blackberry. His security people did not want him to continue to use it.
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