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Question by : How do you get your license in the state of Florida to buy storage units at auction?
How do you get a License in Florida to buy storage units like they do on Auction Hunters

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Answer by Henry
There is no such license.

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Question by kevin s: How long before Solid state drives replace disk drives as the main type of computer storage?
The arguement has been that the price difference between them is to great but the price of solid state drives is coming down real fast so just how long will it take for solid state to be the main type of storage?

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Answer by Gzus
The price isn’t the only issue. There is also the junk controllers which cause them to be slow, and have severe write and life issues. Whenever they clear up all the issues with them, could be a few months, could be years, who knows.

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Question by izzy73: How do I go about getting information on opening up a self storage & rental center in NY state?
I am interested in opening up a self storage & truck rental center in the catskills in NY. What do I need to know about this? How do I advertise? Market? Setup & build? Do I need a franchise connection? What are the pros & cons on this?

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Answer by Andrew O
Google is your friend. No but seriously, just check local wholesalers and contact a few that are in Canada as well. Believe me, they want your business.

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Question by koreandude: What state should my batteries be for long term storage?
I have NiCad and NiMh stick batteries that I plan to leave in storage for 4 months. What state (charged, discharged) should I leave the NiCad, and the NiMh? I have an Intellipeak Pulse Charger that can do both, so please provide accurate answers.

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Answer by Jon
40% of charge

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The Australian government, in order to promote greener homes, offers rebates that help residents offset the cost of making improvements to their homes that increase their energy efficiency, make better use of water resources or reduce greenhouse gas emissions, among other things. Rebates may vary from state to state and by municipality throughout Australia.