"Esencialmente, lo que hacen estos 'condones USB' es desactivar el pin de datos del cargador USB".
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La oficina del fiscal de distrito del condado de Los Ángeles compartió los mismos consejos que ofrecieron los expertos sobre seguridad cibernética para los consumidores, como usar enchufes eléctricos y no una estación de carga USB, tener tus propios adaptadores de corriente alterna y cargadores para automóvil y llevar un cargador portátil para emergencias.
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Monument 217 is another part of the Cargador del Ancestro sculpture. It was embedded in the east face of Structure 7A in the same manner, and at the same time, as Monument 215.
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Marroquín 2005, pp. 957–8, 967. Monument 215 is a part of the Cargador del Ancestro sculpture. It was found embedded in the east face of Structure 7A, where it was carefully placed at the same time as the royal burial was interred in the centre of the structure.
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Through hard work and thrift as a cargador, Yangco was able to save enough money to buy a banca, which he used for transporting drinking water, ferrying people across the bay. When the Carriedo waterworks began supplying water to Manila residents, the business of transporting drinking water across the bay dwindled. He shifted to transporting zacate (horse fodder), timber and other goods for residents along the Pasig River. In due time he was able to purchase a sailboat for inter-island trading.
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About 10:00 am the next day, Carr left Fort Apache with five officers, 79 enlisted soldiers from Troops D and E, 6th Cavalry, and 23 scouts from Company A, to make the arrest. Cruse took Byrnes as his guide. Carr also took Charles Hurrle, interpreter; Charles "Nat" Nobles, chief packer; one cargador, the principal assistant to the chief packer; four packers; and Clark Carr. Sixty soldiers, mostly of Company D, 12th Infantry, and several civilians remained at Fort Apache, with Major Cochran in command of the post.
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Astorga was born on December 22, 1929 in Malate,Manila to a poor family. His father was a driver from Barugo, Leyte and his mother was a vegetable vendor from Sibonga, Cebu. He was known as “batang Rizal Memorial Stadium” during his youth because he did odd jobs at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex (RMSC) such as being a tennis “pulot” boy, utility boy for baseball teams, and an assistant in the dressing rooms of the RMSC swimming pool. Further, he also worked as a bootblack, newsboy, market “cargador”, janitor, and a night pier stevedore at the Manila South Harbor.
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The gallery also helped Meza develop professionally, allowing him to see the works of Rufino Tamayo, and meet people such as Igor Stravinsky, León Felipe, Carlos Chávez, Silvestre Revueltas, Xavier Villaurrutia, José Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, André Breton and Henry Moore among many other notable people. Meza's individual exhibitions during his career included those of the Galería as well as various museums, including the Museo de Arte Moderno. Collective exhibitions included participation in the Arte Mexicano show in New York in 1940, the same year he presented El cargador at the International Exposition of Surrealism. His works can be found in collections mostly in Mexico and the United States.
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