This time it's the I.D. Buggy, an all-electric dune buggy with some 1960s California subculture flair.
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Now, each September, people flock to Barnesville for the Buggy Days Festival, which features a buggy parade.
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In October in Oswegatchie, a car sideswiped an Amish buggy driver and fled, leaving the buggy driver hospitalized.
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The ID Buggy is conceptually based on the famous Meyers Manx dune buggy which started production in the 1960s.
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Many buggy accidents go unreported, he said, partly because uninsured buggy owners often negotiate cash settlements with drivers and often refuse medical attention.
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Geneva, Switzerland (CNN)Volkswagen's ID Buggy, an electric dune buggy concept, was an eye-catching presence at this week's Geneva International Motor Show.
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The ID Buggy towers over its inspiration — the iconic Meyers Manx buggy that became popular among the California beach-and-surf culture of the 1960s.
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A sign on the side of his buggy reads "Amish Horse & Buggy Rides $5," and he offers trips around the St. Joseph County community of Colon.
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Mahlon Hurst, an Old Order Mennonite who owns a sawmill in Penn Yan, a hub in the state's largest horse and buggy settlement of perhaps 1,000 buggies, organizes buggy safety workshops for Mennonite teens, including comprehensive buggy driving sessions for eighth graders, in a local parking lot.
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Lightner comes from buggy-racing royalty — his great uncle, crowned Swamp Buggy King several times, helped formalize the race into an official event that launched in 1949.
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Also known as a beach buggy, a dune buggy is a motor vehicle with large wheels and wide tires that allow for use on sand dunes and beaches.
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A fatal buggy accident in 2016 in his county helped spur the creation of a buggy safety manual modeled on one created in Pennsylvania several years ago, he said.
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A young Amish man driving a buggy died after colliding with a car, according to the article, which called the accident the second local buggy collision in an hour's time.
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It's ski-behind-a-horse-and-buggy cold A woman driving through Morley, Michigan, on Christmas Day saw a guy skiing while being pulled by a horse and buggy, because, well, why not?
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I'll chalk some of these problems up to buggy software.
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It's possible this neat new feature is a little buggy.
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Check out this Amish man SKIING behind his horse buggy!
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You also need to be comfortable with a buggy implementation.
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He arrived in a buggy, rolling across gravel and sand.
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As always, this is beta software and may be buggy.
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The bookmarklet got super buggy and eventually I deleted it.
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I don't want to bring back the horse and buggy.
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Can't we appreciate the horse and buggy without romanticizing it?
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In recent years, it had become a bloated, buggy nightmare.
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"It was the prototype for Barbie's dune buggy," she said.
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Dolores's erstwhile father may prove to be a bit buggy.
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Like its buggy autofocus and tendency to over saturate photos.
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The Itty Bitty Buggy starter kit costs $70 at Walmart.
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"Seems like an intentionally buggy website to me," Stokes concluded.
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According to a March 2016 report, its software remained buggy.
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And Ikea's system is too buggy to let you do that.
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The Android apps were initially buggy, unattractive, and felt positively piecemeal.
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This dish was the only one I found too buggy, somehow.
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My spreadsheet was very buggy, so I had to fix it.
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But this year, iOS 1493 has proven to be pretty buggy.
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This concept shows what an all-electric buggy could look like.
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She told me that she found it too buggy to use.
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Others, like this buggy, are not currently on the production track.
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Still, the ID Buggy offered a fun and easy, breezy ride.
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The automobile was a tremendous improvement over the horse and buggy.
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Thankfully, finding working copies of a buggy chaiOS link isn't easy.
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It's buggy and weird and I avoid it whenever I can.
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But the worst part was that the watch just felt buggy.
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Microsoft even issued emergency updates to fix Intel's buggy Spectre patches.
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Amazon released a long-delayed Apple TV app that's surprisingly buggy.
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The software was buggy and the device crashed a few times.
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Its Play Memories smartphone app is ugly and frequently buggy, too.
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It might be in Canary now, but it's apparently very buggy.
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This early implementation was a little buggy in the first go.
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Along the bayou, workers navigate marsh buggy excavators building containment dikes.
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I begged my parents for a dune buggy like that one.
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Use Safe Mode to see if a buggy app is responsible
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One horse pulled the buggy at top speed into a tree.
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Buggy operators do not need a driver's license or vehicle insurance.
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So I still feel safer in a buggy than a car.
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Unfortunately, it only works on people, and it can be buggy.
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"They used to bring the horse and buggy in," Baker explained.
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Something atypical for Apple is iOS 13.13's notably buggy rollout.
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Couples in 1926 were whisked away in a horse and buggy.
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That fiberglass buggy was built on a shortened VW Beetle chassis.
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Android Q is a beta and as such, it's likely buggy.
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The immensely impractical ID Buggy would never sell in large numbers, VW admits, but it would have one crucial job: Like the VW ID Buzz electric microbus, the buggy will help make Volkswagen's electric cars cool.
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As a result, people often download cracked versions that can be buggy.
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It's also possible that Messages is just particularly buggy in iOS 11.
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Does the newly buggy iOS make me want to switch to Android?
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Beyond buggy fMRI, computational psychiatry faces ethical, spiritual, practical, and technological issues.
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As for InPlay, it continued to be glitchy and buggy for me.
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"She had dropped her phone in my buggy," the woman told WSB.
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The ID Buggy is simple, and that's exactly what it should be.
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It could be the buggy; it could also be some other vehicle.
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Sometimes the only fix for a buggy chip is to redesign it.
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But, she says, it's going the way of the horse and buggy.
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Just hours earlier, Yoder was helping his father repair a horse buggy.
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Intel has previously issued buggy firmware updates that caused some system reboots.
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It's unique, kind of like the Batmobile mated with a dune buggy.
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After all, before the car took over, the horse and buggy dominated.
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In other words, there were major glitches because the product was buggy.
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Chyna also had a little tug-of-war and dragged the buggy.
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A horse and buggy drive through a winter snow storm in Salisbury.
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Then came kitesurfing, which is a logical extension of the beach buggy.
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Buggy Bluetooth connectivity, and impractical if you have pets or sleep partners.
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Most of the features were in place, but performance was still buggy.
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But the dune buggy-inspired concept car is more than its looks.
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Apollo missions had tested a moon buggy, even hit a golf ball.
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The app's prompts make it easy, but I found the process buggy.
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On top of everything else, Darksiders III is an exceedingly buggy game.
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As a result, the apps were buggy, slow, and prone to crashes.
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Often, a buggy operating system upgrade can cause glitches when running apps.
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BUGGY WHIP DR., 5514-Janis N. Wasik to Mark E. Moffett, $450,000.
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Instead, buggy software offers a low-profile, more pernicious opportunity for spying.
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Even the best electronic devices malfunction sometimes, and sometimes games are buggy.
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One of the buggy horses was killed while another suffered minor injuries.
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However, in this reporter's experience, the site is buggy and often stalls.
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He found it about as useful as a buggy whip on a hoverboard.
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A smartwatch isn't a video game—which are almost always buggy on release.
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It is buggy and crashy and seems to wreak havoc on battery life.
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This laser buggy is designed to protect soldiers, by shooting down military drones.
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Riders don't use phones to hail the buggy—they just wave it down.
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The expanded tool is also a good fallback if the palette is buggy.
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The VW electric ID Buggy concept is delightful and bright, stout and smiling.
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The ID Buggy was also a quieter, smoother ride than the Meyers Manx.
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It's unclear what company, or companies, are in talks to produce the buggy.
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"First versions of software are usually buggy or not as optimized," he says.
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But in 2002, he returned to Naples to document its annual buggy races.
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I've been using the developer beta of iOS and it's still quite buggy.
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He might as well bring back the horse and buggy or the icebox.
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In addition to its sluggish and buggy nature, the layout is just confusing.
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Additionally, as functional as mobile Tor clients are, Orbot has been pretty buggy.
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And after a brief turn, Krispis found the buggy slammed into a rock.
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But it'll be hard to top something as fun as the beach buggy.
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Pebble's app store is buggy, although I don't use it all that frequently.
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The Fire TV Cube is just too buggy and slow to work reliably.
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That's been true from buggy-whip crafters to typewriter manufacturers to coal miners.
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So he got out his horse and buggy and put up a sign.
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The buggy was towed and the horse was taken to a temporary home.
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Meanwhile, many cryptocurrencies, using copycat or buggy technologies, get D grades or lower.
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And a horribly buggy one, as it turns out right from the start.
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In the summer, clouds can sometimes be of the buggy, buzzy GNAT kind.
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Then, he showed off Beach Buggy Racing 2, a 2018 mobile racing game.
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VW's futuristic all-electric dune buggy embraces its 5003s' roots The I.D. Buggy, which made its global debut Monday at the 89th Geneva International Motor Show, is meant to show the versatility of the automaker's modular electric drive toolkit chassis. 4.
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Early last Sunday morning, a deputy was on patrol when he allegedly saw the two men drinking in their buggy—and he also noticed that the buggy had a stereo system and a 12-pack of beer strapped to the roof.
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Web apps were slow, buggy, and feature-limited, and they obviously didn't work offline.
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But since macOS Mojave isn't all that buggy, I decided to live with it.
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"I don't remember a lot," Buggy said as tears began trickling down her face.
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Eric Kennedy: I kept raiding Avatara because it was just so exploitable — so buggy.
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Nothing makes systems more error prone and buggy than having a situation like that.
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There is still a chance that the ID Buggy will make it to production.
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The ID Buggy is meant to be driven in the elements, rain or shine.
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Open-world games are often really buggy, because there's just so much going on.
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The original Android app was buggy, slow, and difficult to use without serious patience.
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It's not clear if the I.D. Buggy will ever be anything more than concept.
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I frequently found apps stretched and buggy until I returned them to portrait mode.
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This highlights a problem that happens again and again with mobile VR. It's buggy.
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We're not going to count that much against a game for being buggy, right?
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Last year's iOS 11 was saddled with negative feedback and complaints about buggy performance.
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It's too easy to make fun of Assassin's Creed Unity for its buggy kisses.
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Our buggy found its ground and tore away, shots ringing out in the mist.
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That's the situation almost 500,000 people who rely on buggy pacemakers face right now.
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Beach Buggy Racing 303's Tesla Edition takes drivers on 22 beach-themed tracks.
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The Fitbit Ionic was almost too buggy to review when it crossed my desk.
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If you're Steve McQueen, you can race around it in an orange dune buggy.
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It is clear that from a certain vantage point, the future will be buggy.
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Buggy and inaccurate, the first build just wasn't as good as most had hoped.
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In the early 1900s automobiles famously destroyed jobs for buggy-whip makers and blacksmiths.
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Still, he said, breezing along in the buggy, "Safer than being in a car."
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The system has been buggy, and provided an opening for lots of bad actors.
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The horse-and-buggy business doesn't employ people quite the way it used to.
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We think you should know: The entire length of Wailea Beach is quite buggy.
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We have designed the car with the big clunky wheels of a horse buggy.
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You don't just let one of your marquee widgets deteriorate into a buggy blob.
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So she looked around for her preferred means of transportation: a horse and buggy.
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Similar to the Itty Bitty Buggy, BellRobot's Mabot is an assembly robot-building kit.
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The pirates shoot energy weapons at people and a buggy flies into a crater.
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Many cutting-edge innovations remain buggy or more prone to failure than human workers.
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Each update generally makes your machine more secure, less buggy and more richly featured.
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Mr. Ganly portrays PJ, a priest, and Mr. Buggy is Christy, a construction worker.
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Now, the battery-powered buggy is making its global debut this week at the Geneva Motor Show, and it has a name: the I.D. Buggy, placing it alongside the automaker's other I.D.-branded vehicles that are meant to represent VW's all-electric future.
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Other members include the Vizzion, a 400-mile range, 75-kWh motor sedan; the Crozz, a self-driving crossover SUV; the Buzz and the Buzz Cargo, a pair of microbus concepts; and the Buggy, a modern reinterpretation of the classic American dune buggy.
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The lines were always too thick and made my round eyes look buggy, not sexy.
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You can cast the videos to a TV, but this process seemed bulky and buggy.
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Back then he reportedly — and accurately — called it buggy and blamed it for Mac crashes.
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On paved roads, the buggy can sprint from zero to 4003 mph in 7.2 seconds.
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" Andreessen later further clarified his remarks to me on Twitter: "yes, but it's awfully buggy.
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Or Rory McIlroy blasting L'Internationale from an old-school boombox attached to his golf buggy?
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The main detail inside the ID Buggy is the lack of features and do-dads.
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It's fair to say the game I played was basic, occasionally buggy, but very impressive.
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There's one way for groups to enjoy the experience together right now, but it's buggy.
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The driver of the pickup truck was not injured after his truck "demolished" the buggy.
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If it's still too buggy, Apple could still choose to remove the feature once again.
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As it stands today, however, smart devices are buggy and often very easy to hack.
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With this new update, you'll get Beach Buggy Racing 2 alongside some existing Atari classics.
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Look back further, the transition from horse and buggy to automobiles happened very, very quickly.
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It's also buggy in some ways, but I know my way around my own bugs.
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With no app, would-be customers have to literally hail the buggy for a ride.
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It's got a lot of flaws, is incredibly buggy and isn't really doing much new.
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For Lyft driver Jessica Palmore, driving through the buggy night along the Strip is startling.
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Whether VW would want to get into the dune buggy business is far from certain.
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The Volkswagen ID. Buggy is cute, doorless (and roofless!), and gives off strong beach vibes.
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You're dealing with buggy pre-release software so it is possible something might go wrong.
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It was a novel idea, but in practice it was always buggy, slow, or both.
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Pretty much like the front view, except more like a dune buggy with giant wheels.
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They worked as advertised — eventually — but are very basic at this point (and extremely buggy).
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He disliked his secure gov issued cell- he said it was slow and "buggy" pic.twitter.
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It feels slightly buggy though and not as smooth as you'd like it to be.
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Police in Ohio pulled over two Amish for drinking while operating a horse and buggy.
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For the sportsman, a powerboat or a golf buggy lets you enjoy the great outdoors.
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There's a Matterhorn Bobsled, and a "Doom Buggy" that transported guests through the Haunted Mansion.
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The ID Buggy pulls away smoothly and silently, and rips briskly up to 603 mph.
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Of course, it could also be a buggy disaster with way too much influencer branding.
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Gorgeous and streamlined, it would've been the perfect smartwatch if not for some buggy software.
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"This buggy and concerning service should not be charging money yet," one customer reportedly wrote.
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The report argued these adjustments are Apple's response to missed deadlines and increasingly buggy products.
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The company also said it might need to issue updates to fix those buggy patches.
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In the movie, the buggy flying into the crater with ludicrous hang time is great.
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Meanwhile, the horse pulling the buggy also took off, but Hermsdorfer caught up to it.
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Still, he's encouraging the two men to come forward and retrieve their horse and buggy.
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It is also the most embarrassingly buggy big budget video game I played all year.
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A free version of the product remained, but was regularly offline and generally quite buggy.
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When he tried to turn towards his buggy, Walker's foot got stuck and he fell.
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Over the next few years, VW will release a crossover SUV (the I.D. Crozz), a sedan (the I.D. Vizzion), a larger SUV (the I.D. Roomzz), and will relaunch its iconic microbus and dune buggy as all-electric vehicles (the I.D. Buzz and I.D. Buggy, respectively).
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There's an in-game chat, but that would sometimes be buggy and not appear in-game.
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It's widely know that face recognition software can be buggy and inaccurate on darker skinned people.
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In places where drones aren't welcome, authorities can turn to this laser-shooting, anti-drone, buggy.
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They're super intriguing, but in the demos I tried last week, they were also super buggy.
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Dragging icons around to turn them into windows is still really buggy and hard to nail.
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It's like saying, 'well, we don't need a car because we have a horse and buggy.
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"I can report that the software is still very buggy," the buyer wrote on Reddit today.
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Camera software is also very buggy with autofocus going haywire when taking photographs of close subjects.
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The company launched iOS 13 in September, but it's been buggy and has since issued updates.
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The replacement was as buggy as the original, human-run model was susceptible to editorial bias.
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Microsoft was also forced to issue an emergency Windows update to disable Intel's buggy Spectre fixes.
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It's worth applying it to systems that are experiencing the issues since Intel's buggy firmware updates.
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Its beta version was buggy, its user growth was sluggish, and the twinkling dust eventually settled.
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We need a new campus in Austin, our software is buggy and fleet management wants Teslas.
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Microsoft is now planning to focus on Windows 10 quality after a buggy year of updates.
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The trackpad doesn't feel buggy and the mouse doesn't hop around the screen as if possessed.
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Inside his horse and buggy, people share a ride and Hochstedler gets to share some stories.
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On the other hand, Apple has been known to release a buggy iOS update or two.
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News of the horseless buggy travelled fast, and it wasn't long before orders came pouring in.
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It didn't help Intel's case that their first attempts at patching the issues were seriously buggy.
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And the software needs to catch up, or the overall experience will be buggy and slow.
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And the buggy is open to other producers to license out and modify as they want.
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Murdoch's suggestion is a horse and buggy solution for a company working on self-driving cars.
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This is the equivalent of the Wright Brothers endorsing the inventor of the horse and buggy.
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Instead, they got what appeared to be a buggy app that crashed every time it opened.
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It concluded when the men fled into a wooded area, leaving the horse and buggy behind.
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Authorities had the buggy towed and the horse was taken to a temporary home, KALB reported.
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A grocery cart can also be called a "buggy" or a "carriage," depending where you're from.
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Don Martin (R) inherited the buggy from his stepfather, who bought it from Don Graves (L).
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The first 4G phones, such as the HTC Thunderbolt, were buggy and had terrible battery life.
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The new process will involve having unfinished and buggy features disabled by default in daily builds.
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It's gotten buggy over time, or an update transformed it to the point it became unusable.
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Kodak and the horse-and-buggy industry thought they'd just coexist with the new technology, too.
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Microduino's Itty Bitty Buggy bot-building system is based around a motorized core powered by Arduino.
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However, recent updates seem to be buggy and we weren't able to get it to work.
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This electric dune buggy makes the list because of that bright green and beach-ready look.
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It's often a creature with a big head, long arms and legs, and big, buggy eyes.
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The VW ID Buggy, for example, is modeled on the Beetle-based beach buggies of the 1960s.
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But equally huge problems for ethereum, hacking-wise, are human greed and folly rather than buggy code.
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"Senator, I'm not looking to take us back to quill pens and horse and buggy," he responded.
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But the thing is they're not buggy whips and the reason why is that language is alive.
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The software is buggy, and it gets confused when it suddenly needs to operate in folded mode.
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When I use it, the app is a little buggy, which is typical of most beta software.
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Version 170.0 is the buggy release, and the company has already submitted a fix (170.1) to Apple.
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Unfortunately, it was too buggy for me to capture reliably, but here's video evidence of its existence.
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Oh, and the phone was designed so quickly, the software was insanely buggy from the get-go.
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So why are they releasing buggy titles that feel more like closed betas instead of gold games?
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Most of the Vive owners I talk with think of Viveport as little more than buggy bloatware.
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Voice Memo might be perfect on the Mac, but Apple News and Home, are buggy and ugly.
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Will Redditors actually use the new Reddit upload system (during the beta test, it was pretty buggy)?
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A pfSense router helps segment network traffic to isolate your potentially buggy devices from your production devices.
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But a new track called "Buggy Tip," by an artist called Cola Boyy, which we're premiering below.
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Not only did the game make me sick to my stomach, but it was also beyond buggy.
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It's sort of like the Horse and Buggy Operators Association adjusting to the advances in surface transportation.
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Deputies found a 12-pack of Michelob Ultra in the buggy, some of which had been opened.
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Botched orders and buggy launch-day software cemented its status as one of tech's most bizarre sagas.
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The issue inflamed passions among unionists, protectionists, buggy whip makers and Mexican haters to a high degree.
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The version we looked at was still a bit buggy, but the idea came across pretty clearly.
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Players speculated that the buggy nukes might be part of a disarmament or anti-nuclear war event.
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Big businesses could afford to hire specialists to cope with the change and the government's buggy software.
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The camera is set up with a remote-control camera buggy that Burrard-Lucas developed in 2009.
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Since then, the area's tourism industry, offering traditional treats like shoofly pies and buggy rides, has boomed.
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Could we cut it on our own as semi-homesteaders out there in horse-and-buggy country?
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Cliona in the sling, Conor in the buggy, Ciara and Maeve on either side holding the handles.
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Another thing worth mentioning is that much like iOS 13, the AirPods Pro are a little buggy.
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When his buggy was full, he took off at a trot, sometimes speeding up to a canter.
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Android devices are immensely customizable, but it can be easy to run into errors or buggy applications.
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Once the researchers picked it up, they could see the scat was absolutely loaded with buggy bits.
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"I'm not looking to take us back to quill pens and the horse and buggy," he said.
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It's buggy, and features could take different form or disappear altogether before the official release in the fall.
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I wouldn't call the Pocophone F1 buggy, but I did experience more than one bug during my usage.
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The idea is to create a buggy foil to Spider-Man, but instead Gargan ends up a supervillain.
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On Wednesday, Knightscope announced two new potential fuckups were joining the force: the K1 and the K5 buggy.
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It's not just buggy software that's got me irritated, but some of the software design choices Apple's made.
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HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. – Kayleigh "Buggy" Reinke was only 3 years old when her father, Army Staff Sgt.
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And for those who don't know, the buggy whip is the classical example of something that's gone obsolete.
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But the feature has been stuck in a buggy beta for months and the device itself was delayed.
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He said the city is "moving at a horse and buggy pace," in implementing the criminal justice reforms.
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It seems rather buggy, for one, and trying to actually publish albums produces an error message every time.
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VW is already in talks with "at least one company" to bring the buggy into production, TechCrunch confirmed.
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The company is being unusually hesitant, most likely because early versions of the game are a little buggy.
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Ever the practical mom, Princess Kate really wanted the buggy in navy, a color that had been discontinued.
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If you need special apps that depend on buggy infrastructure, it's hardly more convenient than a simple switch.
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As impressive as its exterior design might have been, the software on board was super buggy and unstable.
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But getting the videos off the glasses and into your phone in high-resolution proved a buggy hassle.
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Intel warned last week that its own security updates have been buggy, causing some systems to spontaneously reboot.
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But over the past few years, most of the major vulnerabilities have been in the buggy desktop software.
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"The next thing you want to bring back is horse and buggy or Blockbuster or pagers," he said.
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We need to avoid efforts that would 'deliver a Ferrari to people who are still using buggy whips.
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But there's at least one big difference between a classic sand-crawler and the e-buggy: the drivetrain.
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Guardian Angel is a mobile, internet-controlled, RC buggy outfitted with a user-controllable camera for livestreaming video.
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To make matters worse, early versions of Microsoft Edge were a little buggy and not exactly full featured.
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As with all betas, iOS 13 public beta is still a work in progress and may be buggy.
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Based on Europe's new performance benchmark, the I.D. Buggy will give a 155-mile range on one charge.
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And without properly optimized apps, anything you do with the FlexPai is likely to remain buggy and inconsistent.
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So each day I sat and watched the buggy boys gather up the buggies and take them inside.
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Specifically, we should look to see how quickly the transition from the horse and buggy to automobiles occurred.
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An Amish guy in Michigan has decided to finally join the rideshare economy—with his horse and buggy.
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And if the software they use is malicious or buggy, they should have read the software more carefully.
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"Macy's could have just turned off its buggy code, and let their good code keep functioning," she said.
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While some say that iOS 13 is off a buggy start, I've had a good experience so far.
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If it can do that then it may well attract users away from many buggy and controversial exchanges.
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A Human in the LoopBut what if the automated systems are buggy, confusing or don't behave as expected?
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While there's clearly some concern about FBI partisanship right now, a buggy Twitter account isn't part of it.
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The rest of the world is moving forward with cars and we're betting on the horse and buggy.
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"It was like reading about buggy whips and ice-cream socials," he said in an interview last week.
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His father, Nathan Robinson, known as Okra Man, delivered fruits and vegetables by wheelbarrow and horse and buggy.
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It's not uncommon for a new batch of frames, fuel tanks or fenders to be delivered by buggy.
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The New York State Police connected me with a sergeant devoted to dealing with Amish buggy concerns, Sgt.
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Bloomberg reported last month that Apple plans to address buggy iOS releases with its next version, iOS 14.
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Despite the best intentions, some updates are simply buggy and will not install no matter what you do.
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One of the Amish men even let me drive his buggy, which was a fascinating and fun experience.
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That so-called "moon buggy" helped Scott and Irwin explore a much wider swath of the lunar surface.
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Virtual reality began inauspiciously: bulky headsets and buggy programs, campus theaters haunted by the whir of overworked processors.
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The feature also appeared to be buggy for text messages to and from other members of our team.
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Square Feet Developers have not used wood for much other than houses since the horse-and-buggy days.
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Released late last month, the app may be a bit buggy, but it's an interesting way to consume news.
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Developers have told CNBC that while Apple's new features have unprecedented potential, the execution is often buggy and unpredictable.
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A user on the Reddit forum said the messaging became "very buggy" after the RCS update on T-Mobile.
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Miller&aposs 46-year-old husband was driving the buggy and was taken to a hospital with neck pain.
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In my original review, I noted that iOS 13 felt buggy and unfinished, with missing features and glitchy software.
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It, too, features Android software, but since it has an ARM processor that software is a little less buggy.
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Buggy software is a fact of software writ large, not a unique feature of open- or closed-source code.
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With the attachment of two leaf blowers, he transformed her traditional sled into a speedy (and loud) little buggy.
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It's buggy, insecure, sucks the soul out of your battery, and honestly you should've disabled Flash by now anyway.
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But the original developer release of Android N is fast, fluid, and not really as buggy as you'd imagine.
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The six others occupants of the buggy were transported to area hospitals where they were listed in critical condition.
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A man in an NRA hat sports a bushy beard in anticipation of the Swamp Buggy Days beard contest.
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Also, BioWare's Anthem is awfully buggy (but hopefully getting better) and the Steam store just got a little smaller.
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Yet, as the researchers found, if the hardware encryption is buggy, BitLocker isn't doing much to prevent data theft.
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Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a man on skis being pulled by the seemingly driverless buggy.
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I yearn to hear Patrick yelling "I CAN'T SEE!" as he drives a buggy into a dense fog bank.
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Here you can find snake charmers, horse-and-buggy rides, and a rooftop bar to post up for sunset.
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"She called them 'Buggy Friends,'" recalled her brother Woody, because they were constantly bugging her to visit the mansion.
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This swoopy green sand machine, called the ID Buggy, isn't destined for production, unlike VW's revived-as-electric Microbus.
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The Fitbit Ionic with its buggy handful of non-fitness apps and half-baked operating system, simply can't compare.
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The software on the watch was so buggy, they had to send me another -- and that wasn't great either.
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It's buggy, too, usually, in an intermittent and hard-to-reproduce way, frustrating users, developers, and co-founders alike.
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I had covered many things in my 20-plus years as a reporter — but never a deadly buggy accident.
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Ahmed Kamel, a wiry young man who speaks several languages, offers buggy rides around the pyramids for about $9.
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Hello Games will need to do much more than include a buggy if it wants its players to return.
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Part of Cosco's super-fun "Monster Elliot" range, this adorable, affordable buggy is available in orange, blue, and pink.
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She climbed aboard a buggy, whose driver then waited patiently for a third passenger to occupy his final seat.
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Every local forecast on a warm day should start with Chip telling you whether or not it's buggy outside.
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A tour of a potential "space hotel" and a look at an electric dune buggy concept complete our coverage.
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So we've looked at history and said, "Yeah, well, you know, nobody makes buggy whips anymore," that's the cliché, right?
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There are tons of cloud storage companies, many of which are far less buggy and offer more features than iCloud.
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North Yorkshire Police also gave him a warning for taking the golf buggy without consent from the unsecured golf club.
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You're going to see a lot of chatter in the coming weeks about Anthem's long load times and buggy performance.
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If she wins, Buggy and her mother will honor her father by taking the trophy to his gravesite in Virginia.
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After attracting significant attention on Twitter, the app became extremely buggy, with many unable to open the app after downloading.
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The app was also still pretty buggy — uploads to YouTube were tricky, and sometimes didn't read as 360-degree videos.
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So there is this woman in the subway who carries her dog around in a buggy and... uhm... Yeah sure.
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The Android app doesn't have any UI or navigation changes, but it is designed to be faster and less buggy.
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The Facebook Groups app had grown to be very buggy in recent months, often to the point of becoming unusable.
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Buggy programs, after all, can be rewritten, and the fixed version distributed over the internet to anyone who needs it.
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It's buggy, clunky, and only for people with the patience for an early access game that might never be finished.
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In my experience, that's been mostly true, but the wireless mode can be a little buggy in this beta stage.
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I still like them, but I no longer use them, because they turned out to be rather buggy and unreliable.
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GIGOT: Yes, I think sometimes Bill de Blasio would have been a great mayor in the horse-and-buggy era.
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You'll probably want a buggy and a car seat, but they'll usually only make it as far as the gate.
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Many IoT devices are insecure or buggy, and can lead to a wider compromise of your home or corporate network.
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But it is also fairly buggy, so we'll see if that gets cleaned up when the feature is officially released.
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Games now include Atari Missile Command, Asteroid and kart-racing game Beach Buggy Racing 2, which started rolling out Tuesday.
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But the beta version — buggy and still in the early development stages — didn't live up to all that was promised.
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I like it too, despite the fact that third-party keyboards on iOS still feel like a buggy mess sometimes.
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Again, apps and features might still be a bit buggy, so don't test it unless you're comfortable with imperfect software.
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Instead of opening a clothing store, as they had envisioned, Mr. Amorim invested in something more affordable: a dune buggy.
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On the software side, things remain as they were on the Priv, only less buggy and a little more refined.
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Quiz making was a relatively tedious process, especially then, when the content management system was buggy and public interest modest.
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I'm very much like, I go to Target every week, and I fill up my buggy just like everybody else.
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Chat notifications are rare and are sent intermittently, and the Gchat integration across both desktop and mobile is exceedingly buggy.
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Even the poor quality of the game's servers and buggy coding can't stop true affection or a sense of togetherness.
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Some Mennonite buggy owners do race each other, on rural roads while returning from church or the market, he said.
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They recorded 15 buggy accidents nationwide in 2016, resulting in 17 fatalities, the last year for which statistics were available.
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And a 6-month-old girl was killed in a buggy crash in 2013 near Watertown that injured her mother.
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Some Amish elders and clergy regard buggy safety initiatives as usurping God's role in overseeing their safety, Sergeant Kennett said.
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These clocks are still buggy, but they are in place now — three years sooner than expected — because of clever hacks.
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Other issues: new software can be buggy, and if it's hard to use, volunteers won't download and use the programs.
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"It was a very buggy experience and difficult for us to maintain and fix," a representative said in an email.
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I noticed vintage charm right away, with a pristine 1929 white Cadillac parked out front next to an antique buggy.
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The app was buggy enough that even those who tried it gave up fairly quickly and moved back to phones.
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This is the second buggy crash in the state in 2019 involving multiple fatalities, according to the Lansing State Journal.
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The unnamed officer attempted to question the men, but they jumped out of the buggy and ran into the woods.
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Apple continues to patch up its buggy iOS 13 release, and hopefully we're closer to a more stable OS now.
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Since I'm paying, my expectations are sky high, and yet the app is buggy and slow, and it crashes regularly.
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Google had a similar issue eight years ago when Android launched, as it was a buggy and clunky operating system.
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Except, perhaps, when that patch is so rushed that it's nearly as buggy as the code it was designed to fix.
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Intel admitted that its security fixes were indeed buggy, and asked PC makers and customers to stop updating their devices altogether.
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And if they're a buggy-eyed embodiment of the chaotic evil alignment, you know there's some Chihuahua in there for sure.
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After all, Volkswagen foresees critical parts in the ID Buggy used to power multiple consumer electric vehicles in the near future.
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Multiple members of production then proceed to step in front of the camera and lift Mama June out of the buggy.
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This ranking algorithm update will now force developers with buggy apps to address their issues, or be penalized as a result.
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So-called "altcoins" faded away because they were buggy, insecure, untrustworthy, and/or provided no lasting value beyond de facto gambling.
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And while those used to come with the caveat of dubious build quality and buggy software, it's no longer the case.
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Hank was a fun character to create, but how, exactly, do you animate a seven-legged octopus pushing a baby buggy?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The distinctly Floridian tradition of swamp buggy racing is like a messier version of NASCAR.
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They are going to build you a complicated, buggy website money pit that your marketing department will be married to indefinitely.
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It's just unattractive and buggy enough to keep it from being usable, even for a dark mode acolyte such as myself.
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An extremely powerful and buggy program that binds itself to the browser, Flash is a favorite target of attackers and malware.
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While there, the Baltierra's enjoyed romantic nights on the porch, dinner and drinks and they even went on dune buggy rides.
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After a shave in the private salon, Chui is whisked off in a chartered buggy and driven directly to his gate.
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The Live Titles or captioning feature, which lets you add synced text to any clip, is powerful, but a bit buggy.
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I cried watching my son in the other dune buggy saying to Kelly's daughter, 'Your mom and my mom are okay.
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Today, critics and even loyal fans are taking shots at Apple's buggy software and Apple Music, its new streaming music service.
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The sheriff's office said that a buggy is a vehicle — just like a car, so similar laws regarding drinking would apply.
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And funnily enough, VW's rush to the future has put me a bit back in time, and into a dune buggy.
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The analogy I think of is we're arguing about whether the horse and buggy or the automobile is future of transportation.
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It was too buggy to ship, said Pillars of Eternity's lead producer in a blog post, and so it was delayed.
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In its new home, we should expect HQ to go through some changes, especially to cover expenses, and be less buggy.
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Like the Buggy there's IDE available for programming and a Lego adapter so kids can bolt Lego to their heart's delight.
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New visitations of aliens land in former Minneapolis, initiate dune-buggy-and-bathysphere tours of important sites in career of Prince.
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Separate collisions with cars left a buggy driver hospitalized last month in Lisbon, N.Y., and another buggy driver with a serious head injury in November in nearby Canton, N.Y. In August, three people riding a horse-drawn agriculture vehicle from an Amish farm in August in Helena, N.Y. were injured when a car drove into them.
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"I've never operated an Amish buggy with a horse, but I'm told that the horse will know the way home regardless of the operator is awake or even in the buggy, and that horse went a little further down the road and onto an oil-gas well-road and stopped," Chief Deputy Joe Dragovich told FOX 8 Cleveland.
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Snapchat's slow, buggy Android app was long seen as a major weakness for the company, which has spent years rebuilding the app.
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I'd rather have my phone and computer work well together, than have a cool and buggy concept messing with my daily workflow.
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The Echo Plus also has a line input/output, but my unit was buggy and I couldn't switch it to input mode.
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Jamie Elliot arrives at court where he is charged with driving a golf buggy through a McDonalds drive through, June 19 2018.
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"I felt like I was connected to him in another way and it has brought me so far," Buggy said through tears.
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With their squished little faces, buggy eyes, and snuffling breaths — there's not much about pugs to recommend them (and I like dogs).
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And so my first drive in a prototype of the all-electric buggy — along the coast near Spanish Bay in Monterey, Calif.
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A US Marine Corps special operations service member died after a lightweight dune buggy rolled over during a training exercise in California.
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The roads and highways of the 20th century connected people in a way that railroads and the horse and buggy could not.
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Intel issued a series of misleading statements, and then began to patch systems with buggy firmware updates that caused some system reboots.
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Genter cycled throughout her pregnancy and told Fairfax media in June she had already bought an attachable cycling buggy for the baby.
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Unfortunately, the feature was pretty buggy in my testing and shooting in the app's portrait mode didn't always produce the desired effect.
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Police said the children and their family were on their way to worship services Sunday when a truck crashed into their buggy.
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He also showed a video of a game demo for Beach Buggy Racing 2, an Android racer from mobile developer Vector Unit.
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In the HCSEC's most recent report, published in March, it suggests that the code in Huawei's products is a buggy, spaghettified mess.
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During her high school days, Chance traveled to school by horse and buggy and after graduation she went to work in Livermore.
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He says that while this works better, it's still buggy, and and that the head unit on his car reboots on occasion.
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And while I wish the phone shipped with Android Oreo, I'd much rather have the fluid and stable Nougat than buggy software.
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Petnet's service disruption goes to show that the Internet of Things is not bulletproof and could easily turn into a buggy mess.
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The problem isn't that the API is old and buggy (which it was), the problem is that the replacement API is unavailable.
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Unfortunately, the app can be a bit buggy and effects don't always trigger, fooling you that you aren't saying the right words.
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It's still very playable, with new elements and needed revisions added frequently, but it's also prone to buggy behaviors and inconsistent physics.
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I'm sure that when the horse-and-buggy gave way to the automobile, there was probably an acceptance factor there as well.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French pilot crossed the English Channel on Wednesday in a flying car that looks part dune buggy, part paraglider.
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In the South and some Midwest states, grocery shoppers might opt for the word "buggy" to refer to the four-wheeled cart.
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The ID Buggy weighs around 4,400 pounds, thanks to its battery and all the structural hardware required to make modern cars safe.
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Two months ago, NASA quietly fixed a buggy internal server that was leaking sensitive information about the agency's staff and their work.
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They decked out the 10-year-old out in camouflage gear and took him camping, hiking, fishing, and for dune buggy rides.
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The hovering technique worked well for a science buggy, but "you can't do that with a giant spaceship," Musk told the audience.
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In one early, buggy test spotted by Wolf Millionaire, Instagram offered users two-factor reset codes when they set up the feature.
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Related: 40+ Young Performance Artists Take Over the MoMA The Internet's Black Market Comes to London A Performance Art Group Gets Buggy
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The road is bumpy and I'm gripping desperately onto my hat and backpack to keep them from flying out of the buggy.
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I mean, judging by your body-mods, that last-gen suit and your buggy social skills, I'm getting a strong centenarian signal.
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I called some government officials upstate and learned that, although statistics are scant, so-called buggy-to-bumper accidents happen a lot.
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Joseph A. Gerace, the sheriff of Chautauqua County, said that buggy accidents among Amish populations are "an issue of great concern" locally.
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Twenty-six years is an inordinately long time for a buggy, eccentric, cantankerous video game to rule the most niche of roosts.
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Like the machines that freed their owners from the limitations of the horse and buggy, autonomous vehicles will broaden the horizons further.
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But the app was reportedly described as buggy and problematic by officials hours before the final results were due to be called.
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Buckets of water were delivered each day by a horse and buggy, and the shelves at the grocery store were reliably empty.
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They show her driving a dune buggy along a coastal road and reclining in an open-air jacuzzi at a luxury villa.
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Vera is a heroine for the ages, enduring day after lonely, buggy day without losing her spirit, compassion or love of beauty.
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Like an evolved dune buggy, it is known as a side-by-side for the way its occupants sit beside each other.
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As of this writing, no one back in Ohio has come forward to claim the horse, the buggy, or that 12-pack.
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There's always some initial wonkiness with these scene changes, but they do a lot to keep buggy behaviors from becoming the norm.
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In June, three children, who were also siblings, died after their buggy was struck by a pickup truck, according to the outlet.
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Dan&aposs Diner in Manitoba, Canada, is so remote that guests can only reach it by a custom-built, heated Tundra Buggy.
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Later, a lifeguard in sunglasses and red swim trunks roared up in a dune buggy and dragged the shark onto the beach.
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They're notorious for ridiculously confusing plotlines, poorly-rendered, buggy cutscenes, and dialogue so corny it would make an after-school special shudder.
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Dragovich also said drinking and driving laws still apply to the buggy, even if it's pulled by a horse and not licensed.
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There are no streetlights in Nueva Gerona, no buildings taller than two stories, and almost the only traffic is horse-and-buggy.
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But the company is now introducing two new model to its line-up: the K1 stationary bot and the K7 buggy, pictured above.
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Snap has finally begun publicly testing the engineering overhaul of its slow and buggy Android app that for years has cost Snapchat users.
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Beach Buggy Racing 2 is also coming to the games collection, but this one uses the car's steering wheel and will be multiplayer.
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You'll need to download a driver to read them (unless you're using an XBox controller on Windows) and those can be pretty buggy.
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Its flashier cousin, looking like a villain from Disney's Cars series, is the K7: an autonomous buggy, with speeds limited to 3 mph.
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Volkswagen itself will show off an electric dune buggy built on the same platform that will power its massive forthcoming lineup of EVs.
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Abandoning the horse and buggy for self-propelled vehicles was met with reasonable cynicism, as reported by the New York Times in 1928.
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In fact, research has shown that users have very little patience when it comes to apps that are buggy or have performance issues.
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The rear-wheel drive buggy is outfitted with an electric motor that produces 201 horsepower and a maximum torque of 228 pound-feet.
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Meanwhile, AT&T's DirecTV Now was so buggy at launch that customers began filing complaints with the FCC in order to get refunds.
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Related: Afrofuturist Museum Mines Artifacts from the Future A 'Constellation' of 26 Artists Represent the African Diaspora A Performance Art Group Gets Buggy
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But the division had trouble, too, including a redesign of the Withings smartphone app which users panned as buggy and prone to crashing.
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Users familiar with GHIDRA describe it as comparable to (some said better than) commercially available offerings, although it may be a little buggy.
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In case your Nougat experience has been buggy, these are the most frequently reported issues, and steps you can take to fix them.
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Stories are where the majority of Facebook sharing growth is happening, and Facebook Stories are gaining momentum after a slow and buggy start.
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My initial experience with the Anafi was marred by a variety of problems, mostly around buggy software, poor connectivity, and even corrupted files.
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In a video shared on Facebook by Meanwhile in Philly, an Amish horse and buggy successfully drag a truck out of a snowbank.
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The side of the box of the Tamiya radio-controlled 'Kumamon Version Buggy', for instance, has photos of the region's top tourist destinations.
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The new face swap is a bit buggy, but is fun to use Snapchat rolled out another big change in the update, too.
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We're told Austin pitched the 1968 Honda CVCC, which was supper buggy and noisy but became a blueprint for the successful Honda line.
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It's a little haphazard and buggy: my scanner periodically stops working, and the experience is over the moment I think it's getting started.
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While death and taxes may be life's only certainties, the deadlines (at last for taxes) have become less certain thanks to buggy software.
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Most extensions won't slow down the browser too much, but if you let them pile up they can cause sluggishness and buggy behavior.
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But the Priv's positives (a great physical keyboard and beautiful curved screen) were derailed by buggy software and a comically high asking price.
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For their resistance to the New Deal, they were lambasted as philistines resisting progress through a "horse and buggy" interpretation of the Constitution.
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Baldwin takes Mead for a spin in a "Trophy Truck," a powerful dune buggy with 39-inch tires and an 850-horsepower engine.
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Many software engineers believe the problem is not that languages like C/C++ facilitate these vulnerabilities, it's that other engineers write buggy code.
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"We have carefully considered the request from John Daly to use a buggy at The Open," the R&A said in a statement.
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It wasn't the same issue I had with buggy auto focus on S20 Ultra, but I noticed it after the image was processed.
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Also frustrating, said Sergeant Kennett, was an almost fatalistic outlook among some Amish elders that tragedies such as buggy accidents were God's will.
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So many people wanted to join that Ello frequently had to put requests on hold to handle the volume, and it was buggy.
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The voices belong to Charlie Murphy, Eileen Walsh and Niall Buggy, and they are guaranteed to take up residence in your head, too.
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In reality, they turned voice calls into a buggy, second-class service plagued with dropped connections, poor reception and epidemic levels of spam.
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When the buggy accelerates to the left, this causes a force to push on the movable track, making it accelerate to the right.
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The company had been selling cars as far back as 1909, but this stylish ride was certainly an upgrade from its motor buggy.
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This sounded like it could be fussy or buggy when I first heard about it, but actually doing it was smooth and easy.
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Apple Maps was buggy, lacked public transit information, and in some areas and countries, offered literally nothing but blank voids or misplaced landmarks.
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Did both soft & hard reset but no joy... Is this going to be the same as the famous buggy Windos ?
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Yet despite the perplexed anguish Mr. Buggy brings to the telling, it is here that you start to feel detached from the narrative.
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We spoke to a rep at Step2 -- the company that makes the exact buggy Blac Chyna swung as a weapon during a clash at Six Flags -- and they tell us while the stroller-throwing fight didn't cause a spike in sales for the Whisper Ride 2 Buggy, it did hammer home one of their main selling points ... the buggies are strong as hell.
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Located five hours south of Lima, this tropical town is home to 96 residents and can only be accessed by a dune buggy ride.
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This fast attack buggy looks like it is made of Legos – and it reconfigures similar to Legos – but it is a lethal combat machine.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The Pixel 3 is a pretty good smartphone, but it's gotten off to a buggy start since launching last month.
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Sayman proudly says he built the app over just two weekends before joining Google, so it's thin and might still be a bit buggy.
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A user interface that felt snappy and easy in laptop mode morphed into a buggy, laggy fiasco as soon as you disconnected the keyboard.
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"You tell me this is just 1,400 square feet," Grovner said, pointing to one large home with a kayak and dune buggy out front.
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A Marine Raider who died of his injures after the lightweight dune buggy he was driving rolled over has been identified as Staff Sgt.
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For example, Apple's products have become buggy, travel is still a nightmare and call center experiences make us doubt both artificial and human intelligence.
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For instance, the company released Tuesday a video announcing Beach Buggy Racing 2, the latest video game to be added to its arcade app.
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Custom-built buggies with names like "Gator Rebel" and "War Jeep" speed through muddy bogs to compete for the title of Swamp Buggy King.
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In addition to the buggy software, the experience I had just wasn't as fun or rewarding as what you get with the Mavic Air.
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A code testing course It can take hours to fix buggy code the traditional way, but there's a more efficient way to do it.
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To this day, STALKER is notoriously buggy and anyone playing it almost certainly has to turn to the game's extensive mod scene for relief.
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Those in the southern Michigan town will have to look for the buggy with a handwritten white sign on the side advertising his services.
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While the app is still a bit buggy, there's potential in both the ideas of social co-posting and aggregating content from across networks.
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Knobby, oversized tires suggest that, like the original sand rails, the VW e-buggy concept is designed to operate both on and off-road.
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The Manx, and pretty much every VW-based buggy that followed relied on the automaker's simple – and famously reliable – air-cooled four-cylinder engine.
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After coming up empty in their search for a wheelchair, lifeguard Shane McCann stepped in and offered to become Tracy's personal dune buggy chauffeur.
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Design Chemical, a Bangkok-based software house that developed the buggy plugin, did not return a request for comment when contacted prior to publication.
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In December of 2014 I nearly threw an early version of Spire, a so-called stress tracker, out the window, it was so buggy.
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The bank's app, it turned out, was designed to detect iPhone hacks, but the detection code was buggy and "total garbage," according to Guido.
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To see one, or at least to hear one, plan a trip to any buggy woodland soon after sunrise in the next few weeks.
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Windows Central shows off some of the many 3D Touch features in McLaren, but ultimately reveals they're a little buggy and clunky to use.
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Critics also feared the automobile and thought that replacing the horse and buggy would be far too dangerous and disruptive for America to handle.
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Unfortunately, Shaya's localization was incomplete (some parts weren't translated), buggy (huge parts of the menu are garbled, crashes that prevent completion), and lacking polish.
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Video footage posted to social media shows the runaway buggy driving in the far left lane of traffic as it crosses the Rainbow Bridge.
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On Samsung's Galaxy S9 support board, a user said Samsung Messages became buggy after a T-Mobile RCS/advanced messaging update on his phone.
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My stomach lurches as our dune buggy barrels through the brightly colored streets of Jaco, a sleepy surfer town on Costa Rica's Pacific coast.
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Yet an A.G.I. trained in that manner could well view existence itself as a game, a buggy version of the Sims or Second Life.
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With respect to AI safety research, how do we transform todays buggy and hackable computers into robust AI systems that we can really trust?
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The iPhone went on to become a generation-defining device; Ghost Recon: Future Soldier went on to a buggy launch with numerous missing features.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recorded 71 buggy crashes nationwide, resulting in 84 deaths, for a five-year period from 2011 to 2015.
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"You're doing 55 miles an hour and you come up on a buggy, you only have a few seconds to react," said Sheriff Spike.
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Among Amish and Mennonite families, "Almost every one of them has a relative who's been in a serious or deadly buggy accident," said Sgt.
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James T. Kirk Starfleet shirt and Sean Conney's moon buggy from Diamonds Are Forever — will also be up for grabs to the highest bidder.
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While the phone we previewed had buggy software and a hinge that made an audible crunching sound, the Mirage looks like a finished product.
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"Our current digital point of view, strategy and platforms are suboptimal," with buggy interfaces that had been patched and repatched to accommodate emerging technologies.
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But while the Microbus could be both cool and practical — it is a van, after all — the ID Buggy is little else than fun.
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While declaring his fondness for the original, Bischoff points out that ID Buggy actually shares no body lines or design elements with the Manx.
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Once you've upgraded (which you should do, since iOS 13.0 was rather buggy), you're ready to harness the new software's magical audio-splitting powers.
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Aerial images, in particular, were useful in rebuilding the app's previously buggy "Flyover" feature that provides AR-style, bird's-eye views of major cities.
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Electing Hillary Clinton feels like purchasing the latest Microsoft Office update knowing that you'll get the same buggy software but with slightly rearranged icons.
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The download and install procedure for Microsoft Store games is often buggy, with failed installs and error codes a particular headache for some PC gamers.
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ATGames has said that the bugs could be fixed, but the company has a long history of dropping buggy retro Sega consoles on the market.
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In January, Volkswagen teased a new electric dune buggy, a modern reinterpretation of the classic American dune buggies that were first created in the 1960s.
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In fact, Google has already released an Android Q beta for the Pixel, which is promising but still a little buggy at this early stage.
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Volkswagen revealed its new electric dune buggy concept vehicle, a modern reinterpretation of the classic American dune buggies that were first created in the 1960s.
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Things have gotten better since our first buggy experience with Ikea's smart gear from two years ago, but there's still plenty of room for improvement.
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I've been using iOS 123 since the first day the developer beta was available, and it's easily the least buggy iOS update I can remember.
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The VW folks on the ground in Monterey did express hope that a third party does build the buggy, or a modified version of it.
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Halt expresses this in the idea of iterations — the idea that a computer program can slowly become less buggy over time, can smooth out flaws.
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It took innumerable hours spread out over weeks to delete them all, using a hyper-specific (and fairly buggy) app fittingly called Delete for Instagram.
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I also found the test version of the app to be pretty buggy — with a lot of Prisma's filters failing to display or work properly.
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Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi functionality is bordering on useless; the Ricoh Image Sync app is almost impossible to figure out, and is buggy as hell.
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"From the same way you went from the horse and buggy to the car, you needed a new law for a new thing," he said.
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Micro and stationary fuel cells are expected to eliminate the high costs of wiring buildings, possibly rendering electricians the buggy-whip makers of our era.
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So why should a genteel golf course on the west coast of Scotland be serving beers out of a buggy at two in the morning?
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Fortunately, at the last moment, Frenchie is able to help save the nun, and everyone rides off into the sunset via his horse and buggy.
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And, if you start to get warnings about using too much data, it could be that a buggy app is using more than it should.
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As the age of the horse and buggy ended, jockeys faced a rough patch, but the age of the auto mechanic was on the horizon.
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Microsoft now faces a big test for Windows 10 quality in 2019, and the company has promised to focus on this after a buggy year.
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This has left users trying to stretch the boundaries, something that doesn't work well for a setup that is still rather buggy to begin with.
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He's also got a photo-shopped version of Uber's logo on the side of his carriage that includes the outline of a horse and buggy.
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The video is slightly buggy, but it's about as close as we may ever get to seeing what Fortnite would look like in first person.
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A March 6 video from a British bus driver shows a man running a red light through a busy intersection on a horse and buggy.
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Both are ruled over by an evil overlord with a hard outer carapace, and both feature an array of strange-faced creatures with buggy eyes.
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KMOV reports that the family in the buggy was headed to a nearby blueberry farm to pick blueberries at the time of the fatal wreck.
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IVAS isn't nearly finished — I was using a test unit — so it was a bit buggy and had to be restarted once during my demo.
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Although wireless tethering is certainly getting better, it's frequently buggy and still slower than using an SD card to get photos from to your computer.
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He'll be spearheading Snap's new marketing campaign to reactivate Android users frustrated by its buggy app and bring them back to its newly reengineered version.
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Then it struck me: in order to play the notoriously buggy Bloodlines, especially on modern computers, it's practically mandatory to download a fan-made patch.
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It's not going to immediately happen, but he says he believes the big oil companies will eventually go the way of the horse and buggy.
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Other local outreach efforts include officers assigned by Sheriff Spike to give bicycle and buggy safety presentations at the many local one-room Mennonite schoolhouses.
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So he set upon restoring a motor buggy, which was Ford's second blockbuster after the Model T and helped cement the age of the automobile.
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Also make sure that your Wi-Fi is working correctly — a buggy Wi-Fi router can sometimes interfere with other wireless signals in your house.
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The buggy was towed away, and the horse was temporarily handed off to a local farmer until it can be claimed by the alleged suspects.
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The idea was to offer a sleek, streamlined alternative to the buggy, laggy, generally frustrating options that make up most of the mobile VPN market.
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But here are his early impressions: My iPhone 11 and 11 Pro review units are running iOS 13.0, and iOS 13.0 is pretty damn buggy.
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Three Amish children died on Wednesday after the horse-drawn buggy they were riding in was involved in a fatal crash on a Michigan highway.
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Evernote has been criticized as being buggy and sometimes for posing potential privacy problems, but on the whole it is still best in its class.
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In addition to the standard Vizzion sedan, VW has debuted the first production car from this lineup (a Golf-style hatchback known as the the ID 3) and shown off concept versions of a large SUV (ID Roomzz), a crossover SUV (ID Crozz), a dune buggy (ID Buggy), and a revamped version of its iconic bus (ID Buzz), for which VW has also promised a delivery variant.
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It's hard to tell whether the app is just buggy or if the company simply hasn't rolled archiving out to everyone, like it said it would.
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The first "Explorer Edition" of Glass didn't take off with casual consumers largely because it was buggy, raised privacy concerns, and made wearers look like assholes.
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The movie places viewers (wearing an HTC Vive VR headset) in a dystopian desert alongside a female warrior as a hacked-together dune buggy drives up.
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It is believed the stolen buggy was swiped from Catterick Golf Club in North Yorkshire - which is just a mile away from the burger-making franchise.
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It's been two full months since Apple released iOS 11 to millions and millions of devices worldwide, and the software is still just buggy as hell.
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The idea of Safe Mode is to get you into Windows in a basic form so you can troubleshoot problems—faulty drivers, buggy software, hardware glitches.
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But 2017 just may go down in history as the last horse-drawn buggy "expo" did: a golden age that was soon overtaken by the future.
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Come when you can look across a field and see the fog lifting and hear the clack of horse hooves as they pull an Amish buggy.
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Digital Trends had some hands-on time with the GM6 at MWC and found that performance was great, although the camera app was a little buggy.
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Apple's iOS 13 has had a rocky start since its mid-September launch, with it being among the most buggy Apple software releases in recent memory.
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At the same gun show where the new EV was unveiled, Kalashnikov also showed off a hybrid buggy and an electric motorcycle to complete its hattrick.
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Still a little buggy (it's in alpha) but worth trying out — students might even learn something from observing sea level height and temperature changing over time.
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Google apps can currently take advantage of multitasking support as well as some third-party apps (like Twitter and Evernote), but they can be somewhat buggy.
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The sport originated in Naples, Florida, where photographer Malcolm Lightner grew up attending the annual Swamp Buggy Parade at the locally famous "Mile O' Mud" racetrack.
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In addition to buggy software, users were limited to storing just 100 songs on the device, regardless of how much space was free on the phone.
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While the first few betas were buggy, as expected, Apple has been polishing up the code and fixing the broken bits with every subsequent beta release.
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In some cases, that might be OK, but because of various changes to iOS, that means that some apps either don't work or are extremely buggy.
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Unfortunately, my experience was the exception, and many other reviewers found the OS buggy—particularly when moving from keyboard to touch-focused input and back again.
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The buggy connectivity stuff doesn't even bother me that much, because I think there's a strong chance it will get fixed in an upcoming software update.
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Look at Yo Gotti driving a dune buggy: A lot can go down in the proverbial DM, including, it would appear, hostile regimes and terrorist organizations.
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Reliving Monday evening's episode, which showed Dubrow, Vicki Gunvalson, Tamra Judge and Kelly Dodd overturn in a dune buggy, was "very difficult" for the Bravo personality.
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It currently has a two-star rating on the App Store with many reviews complaining about it being slow, buggy and not ready for prime time.
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What they see is what instruments around the outside of the buggy pick up, including a 3D depth camera and a light detection and ranging sensor.
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That appears to still be the case in Red Dead Redemption 2, though the inclusion of a canoe and a buggy suggest other means of travel.
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And the OpenTitan design will pull back the curtain on historically buggy—and therefore potentially vulnerable—parts of chip design, like firmware and data processing flows.
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Apple is changing the way it tests future software updates for the iPhone, iPad, and other products following iOS 13&aposs buggy release, according to Bloomberg.
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The ID Buggy more or less looks the part, and anyway, the only one who can build a true electric Manx is probably Meyers Manx Inc.
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People still managed to have fun, like a man on skis who could be seen being pulled along by a horse and buggy near Morley, Minnesota.
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This video is of a buggy space video game called Moonbase Alpha in which players spammed the letter 'h' over and over again in the chat.
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Since that time the OS has grown from buggy, nerdy iPhone alternative to arguably the most popular (or at least populous) computing platform in the world.
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The days were fused together by the ritual of working myself up to eating a buggy breakfast, then barely eating it, and being angry all day.
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"I was in a little buggy with an old rancher the other day, and we were going to go up to a campfire," Mr. Romero said.
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Apple to overhaul iOS development strategy after buggy iOS 13 launch Apple's iOS 13 release was one of its worst, in terms of bugs and glitches.
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" He said that the CFAA was a "buggy law" that did not fit the present day, and "with that, the punishments do not fit the crime.
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I soon learned that it is hard to find an Amish or Mennonite buggy owner who has not been in some form of accident or mishap.
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Eddie Zimmerman, 58, an Old Order Mennonite, said buggy drivers want fast horses accustomed to distractions alongside and therefore buy former harness racing horses at auction.
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The feline is a luxury pet, with bald skin, big ears, and eyes as buggy as a 500-year-old hobbit's (which some, inexplicably, find beautiful).
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The Pelican aerial dropship and Warthog buggy are two of the coolest vehicles in video game history, and now you can reenact missions with this set.
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One reason for the lower price for these racehorses — which pull a buggy and a jockey around a track — is that the winnings aren't as substantial.
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This time last year, Snap had just reported its second straight quarter of negative user growth fueled by a buggy Android app and an unpopular redesign.
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That said, Audi's parent company, Volkswagen, claims it will actually build the electric dune buggy concept it introduced earlier this year — so who knows for sure?
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Whether it's buggy whip manufacturers scoffing at the Model T Ford or someone hunting for a pay phone, some people just can't adapt to the times.
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Fans have been pissed at Pokémon Go developer Niantic since an update on Sunday removed a buggy tracking feature that allowed players to find nearby pokémon.
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This software still feels buggy as hell, and I'm curious if it can get to the place it needs to be when the Ionic ships next month.
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The app is also fairly buggy — both Dami and I experienced crashes in our brief time with Wuu, and at one point it froze my entire iPhone.
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Just Cause 4 took a lot of what made those games what they were and muddled them up with poor design and a bad, buggy backbone. Blech.
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I also spent some time in a classic bright red buggy with a four-speed manual transmission and gas engine that might have been a touch carbureted.
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I tried to get around the issue by installing Nova Launcher, but I found that the software was a little buggy, particularly when it came to multitasking.
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The only issue I had when I fiddled with Waze back then was that the experience was a little buggy, which is not surprising for a beta.
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And yes, you can play all of those games (except complete Star Fox 2) and more through ROMs, but the experience is usually buggy and it's illegal.
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Blac Chyna inadvertently helped a buggy stroller company prove its product is a durable blast on wheels ... but there's ZERO chance BC's getting a deal outta this.
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JavaScript has also been around for so long that lots of buggy prefab code exists in libraries around the web, and frequently gets incorporated into unsuspecting websites.
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Or you hear the hum of a dune buggy approach the little complex you've staked out, and fire off a few rifle rounds from 50 yards away.
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Zimmerman said Shirk's family belongs to the Old Order Mennonites, which travels by horse-drawn buggy and rejects certain technology, limiting the influence of the outside world.
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But the fact that it's possible will likely be appealing to some (hopefully the experience isn't as buggy and inconsistent as Android's split-screen multitasking has been).
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On roads, the buggy can sprint from zero to 62 miles per hour (100 kmh) in 7.2 seconds but maximum speed is electronically limited to 99 mph.
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George W. Bush toured the border near Yuma during his second term, riding a dune buggy along the fence and heralding funds he approved to build it.
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Looking at these numbers we can confidently say the transition from horse and buggy to automobile was completed between 1908 and 1925, a span of 17 years.
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It doesn't help that I found collision detection to be pretty buggy, nor that the game often caused my headset to black out despite otherwise running smoothly.
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One person on Samsung's community forum said the messaging app became "very buggy" after an update by T-Mobile for so-called Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging.
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"Over a century ago, AAA led America's transition from the horse-and-buggy to the motor car," AAA regional vice-president Ignacio Garcia said in a statement.
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Roosters, dogs and a few cats mingled with uniformed students on the sidewalks; cars, mopeds, bikes and the occasional horse and buggy passed us in the street.
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Once the NASCAR season ends and the screws are removed from his back (the result of a dune buggy accident in January), it's game-on for Stewart.
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It's not Samsung's fault, for example, that Twitter for Android is a buggy mess (I can reproduce the same picture-tweeting crash across all my Android devices).
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Some criticized the software as buggy out of the gate, but I haven't had any major issues, and the minor follow-up updates worked well for me.
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Just with myself and my experience, I can see a lot of buggy code in my mind's operating system that isn't conducive to building a successful startup.
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Buggy APIs were partly responsible for the massive hack of the toy company VTech, which left the personal data of millions of parents and their children exposed.
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The investment in its mapping software comes years after Apple CEO Tim Cook said he was "extremely sorry" for a buggy launch of Apple Maps in 2012.
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Apple is overhauling the way it tests all of its software, including macOS updates, because iOS 13 has been a buggy mess since its introduction in September.
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On top of that are two red things: another low-friction cart representing the woman and an electric-powered buggy with a remote switch for the dog.
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But the new operating system is fairly buggy, so if you can be patient, iOS 13.1 is set to drop September 24 and should be more reliable.
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Sure, they're bugs and they live in a cool buggy world, but they are also a great example of boys who value — and are good at — friendship.
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We're just getting past the buggy roll-out of iOS 13 but, based on leaked images, it looks like iOS 14 is going to shake things up.
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Have you ever taken a dune buggy for a spin, set sail on a catamaran, hopped on a pogo stick, or enjoyed any unconventional means of transport?
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Historically, Apple has been pretty good about addressing buggy iOS versions quickly, and we'll update this review once iOS 13.1 is out to see how things improve.
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We'd like to know whether you've enabled this feature and love it for batting away spam and robo-callers or whether you've found it buggy or troublesome.
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But here are his early impressions: And that brings me to iOS 13, in general, which… is pretty buggy on all my iPhone review units so far.
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ET Fallout: New Vegas is very buggy, allowing speedrunners to glitch through walls and manipulate their movement speed to move through the game at completely unintended speeds.
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This redesigned desktop is already live in Chrome OS's "canary" channel, which is a pre-beta release that's often quite buggy because of its still-in-development nature.
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The electronic scooter would not only revolutionize foot traffic, he loftily promised, it would eventually do to the car what the car did to the horse-drawn buggy.
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The company has also had other missteps, including Windows Vista — one of the most disliked versions of Windows — and Windows ME, which was highly criticized for being buggy.
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Over the years macOS fans have hacked system files, invested in buggy apps, and manipulated the operating system in an attempt to gain that kind of customization back.
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In any event, our approach to autonomous vehicles cannot be driven by the same anxiety and apprehension of those who feared the demise of the horse and buggy.
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True to its classic form, the new dune buggy has no fixed roof or doors, and it keeps the same oversized off-road tires and open-side sills.
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Iowa Caucus tech meltdown is a warning Thanks in part to a buggy app, the Iowa caucus results for the Democratic presidential race have been delayed for hours.
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As I mentioned earlier, most hardware startups have a really hard time building software that isn't buggy – but Sioeye came through and built a solid interface and app.
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Described as a "Volkswagen buggy-sized hole" by Centre Region Council of Governments fire director Steve Bair, the rescuers accessed the situation and decided on a unique approach.
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While the app is buggy (it takes a full minute to load and crashes about three times before I can get a working stream), it's worth the wait.
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Then you allowed another nation-state — the US government — to scan all of your user's emails … using a buggy Linux kernel module … without ever telling your security team.
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Most of the initial test titles on this new Creators Program are a little buggy and unfinished, but this is the nature of an uncurated and open platform.
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What worried me is that the software on the Triby often felt buggy — almost once a day the play / pause button would blink and Alexa would stop working.
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While the teen was riding in a small utility trailer being pulled by a dune buggy, his friend suddenly hit the brakes and caused the trailer to flip.
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The buggy frame rate was an annoyance, but the general feel of the game's world—its tangibility and its characters—are more than worthy of celebration and recommendation.
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Some of my favorite moments are just unexpected, perhaps even buggy, things that trigger a sequence of events that make you re-evaluate what you're going to do.
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In other words, he has often stated his belief that the U.S. should return to the gold standard, a monetary construct that is outdated as the buggy whip.
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In Rockville, she discovered an I.G.A. supermarket frequented by the local Amish community; the van parks next to the hitching post where Amish shoppers tether their buggy horses.
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I always read The Post and The Daily News on my tablet on the subway, though I find The News software is pretty buggy and sometimes won't load.
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The hotel's courtyard, which has a rear view of the ornate St. Patrick's Cathedral, used to be used as a horse and buggy turnaround area, according to Shenman.
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The original buggy is a high-riding off-roader that weighs around 1,500 pounds, built on the cheap using the chassis, engines, and other components from the Beetle.
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So while VW has no immediate intention to produce the ID Buggy itself, it is hoping aftermarket builders might take on the challenge of customizing the MEB Platform.
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VW's electric cars will have speakers designed to draw the attention of pedestrians, Welsch said, standing next to a lime- green electric dune buggy being shown in Geneva.
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An ambulance goes past the window in the midday sun and a kid with a nose tube and padded head support is wheeled past me in his buggy.
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"If you want to pick your nose and it isn't programmed to do it, it'll pull your head off," Stuart noted about the real-life robot's buggy deficiencies.
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Just like there was when we went from horse-and-buggy to horseless carriages, and just like every time we've had a massive S-curve move in technology.
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By creating ambiguous metaphors ranging from daily life, to collapsed walls, and buggy accidents, each of Wayne's paintings, despite their outrageous punning titles, elicits a serious emotional response.
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Like most Amish and Mennonites in the area, Mr. Oberholtzer uses a horse-drawn buggy to go to church, attend the hay auction or run errands to town.
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Some users couldn't even download it to begin with, while others found logging in difficult and those that did get through found the app buggy and non-responsive.
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Since other reports of autofocus being extremely buggy have surfaced, Samsung has released a statement claiming that it's going to issue a software update to correct the issue.
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SAM is plopped onto site after site and breaks down thanks to a combination of buggy software, spotty Wi-Fi, robot arm arthritis, rickety scaffolding and bad weather.
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Microsoft issued an emergency security update on Monday to plug Intel Corp's buggy Spectre firmware patch after the chipmaker's fix caused computers to reboot more often than normal.
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His wife and seven children were in the buggy at the time, and Yoder initially told the cops that one of the kids was responsible for the crash.
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And the timing of the bug bounty expansion may be partly in response to myriad problems with the very buggy iOS 13, which has included some security flaws.
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To make matters worse, the company killed its admittedly terrible dedicated Mac app last year, only to resurrect it as an experimental, buggy Catalyst version back in October.
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It worked: Owen Buggy, a friend of and photographer for Mr. Branson, found the website and suggested to his boss that the vessel could become an artificial reef.
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Shatner was participating in a horse and buggy competition Wednesday at the Mercer County Fair & Horse Show in Harrodsburg, KY ... where he was entered on the amateur level.
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Wallace's replicants—apparently called Nexus 9, according to Collider—are actually subservient, unlike those buggy Tyrell bots, and he has his replicant bodyguard prove it in the short.
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While the motorcycles (both with and without sidecar), the buggy, and the standard boat all make appearances, the new vehicles bring some much-needed personal polish to PUBG.
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If you have a frog friend of your own, please allow them to become vegan willingly—forcibly removing a frog's buggy diet is not recommended under any circumstances.
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Jamie Elliot, 18, took the buggy from Catterick Golf Club, in Catterick Garrison, U.K., and drove it for 3.5 miles with a pal on the hunt for takeaway food.
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While buggy and slow when it first appeared, Microsoft Edge has been given a continuing stream of new features and updates that make it worthy of your consideration now.
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Badly written or buggy apps can suck up system resources and leave your other apps floundering, as well as having a negative impact on the performance of your devices.
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It will take some time before more developers start adopting the feature, which is pretty buggy in the current developer preview, but PiP will definitely level up your multitasking.
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They were used to motivate horses when carriages were drawn by horses and when the internal combustion engine came along, this whole industry of buggy whips just went away.
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There's a delicate balance of surprise new features, and the problem of having something out in the wild that's too buggy for even the hardcore fans to work with.
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The evil villain Ghost harnessed the powers of the Quantum realm to walk through walls and wreak havoc on the city, and only our buggy heroes can save it.
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To be fair to the device, we were in a dark room filled with occasional bright spotlights, but the functionality was buggy, and clearly wasn't ready for public use.
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For now, the GMC remains an experimental (and apparently buggy) feature, but it's expected to make the transition to desktop versions of Chrome on Windows, Mac, and Linux eventually.
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You can choose to run the stable, beta, developer or Canary version of Google's Chrome browser on your devices, with each one getting progressively more cutting edge (and buggy).
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Meerkat offered something similar back in July of last year, but that was a very hacked-together solution, according to GoPro, and it was known to be pretty buggy.
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It's unclear as to whether the horse and buggy are just trying to get to work on time, or just trying to travel back to their original time period.
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Participants crawl into a kind of motorized buggy, lie on their bellies, and strap on a virtual reality headset that serves as their car's eye view of the road.
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But things like custom input devices were more attractive when major headsets didn't have their own motion control systems, which are usually less buggy and more fun to use.
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With the appearance of a murdered-out dune buggy, the Blackbird uses 360-degree cameras and an adjustable suspension to transform its chassis into any length or width required.
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Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Ever wanted to see a bad, buggy game get more broken than it already is—and see the runners discover new bugs in the process?
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You can't delete texts in the desktop Your Phone app, it's still a little buggy here and there, and you can't make calls from your Windows 10 computer yet.
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A few months after showing the concept at the Geneva Motor Show, VW brought the ID Buggy to Monterey Car Week, perhaps the year's greatest event for automotive enthusiasts.
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Election Tuesdays come from the horse and buggy days — we need to move voting to weekends, allow voting from the internet or from secure accessible facilities like ATM machines.
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However, a consistent critique so far is that the AI opponent in single-player is buggy and slow, so expect playtime to last quite a while until that's fixed.
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But these apps sometimes can be buggy, and in the worst case scenarios, these bugs can sometimes let hackers take control of the car from thousands of miles away.
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These scenes remind you that Gray can make the screen snap alive, whether he's unleashing blunt terrors or flipping a racing dune buggy, making you jump in your seat.
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The novel takes the form of his diary, and his sentences proceed with Amish forbearance: His words are simple and, like a buggy-tugging horse, each pulls its weight.
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Traveling in a horse-drawn buggy, a group of schoolgirls dressed in white pass through a small Australian town and pull off their gloves, their expressions giddy and relieved.
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The willingness of some European countries to embrace Huawei could leave them with a network vulnerable from buggy code, or worse, offer China an intentional backdoor into their systems.
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Some don't last more than 12 hours, some can't seem to open apps in fewer than 10 seconds, some are hard to navigate, and some have really buggy software.
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"It's kind of like arguing about whether the automobile or the horse-and-buggy is the future of transportation, while somebody else is focused on making automobiles," he said.
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After the meal, guests gather back in the Tundra Buggy, which takes them to another location to get a full view of the northern lights — free of artificial light.
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This fuel cell-powered electric "moon buggy" is a joint project between Toyota and Japan's space agency, and they hope to send it into space as soon as 2029.
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But Olesen says his stint driving then vice-captain Bjorn's buggy around Hazeltine in 2016 will hold him in good stead for what he can expect inside the ropes.
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The signatories to the letter include Annie Baker, who won a Pulitzer Prize for her 2014 play "The Flick"; Niall Buggy, a veteran actor; and the actress Greta Gerwig.
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Capitalism survived the transition from horse-and-buggy to the Model T. It survived the transition from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing economy to a service-based one.
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They're buggy, with poor connectivity, or they store their Bluetooth radio and battery in a weird place that makes them uncomfortable to wear, or they just have terrible audio quality.
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See Ross Parry story RPYBUGGY; Teenager due to appear at Northallerton Mags charged with drink driving after police stopped him in a golf buggy at a McDonaldâs drive-thru.
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The sheriff&aposs office has said DeLeon-Galvan told authorities he had just passed another vehicle when he hit the buggy, a vehicle common in an area with many Amish.
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"I have a bible he had while he was over there.... that had pictures of me and my mom in it... I keep that in my golf bag," Buggy said.
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But it was a bit buggy, redundant with the main Facebook app's event feature, and ruled out places that were fun every night rather than just when they threw parties.
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It can transition from cool to warm light (though this was a little buggy during my demo), and a connected app can be used to control it and set timers.
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If you do choose to use the beta, just know that it's kind of buggy right now, so some apps might crash and some features might not always work properly.
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And if you believe technical debt is always good, you can end up with a sloppy engineering culture and a buggy code base that will haunt you down the road.
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Councillors on the South Ayrshire Licensing Board have just approved plans for Turnberry staff to serve members alcohol from a modified golf buggy, between the hours of 10am and 10pm.
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Buggy Intel firmware updates, problems on some AMD machines, and two emergency Windows updates in a month is strong evidence that these patches weren't tested widely enough before their release.
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DirecTV Now has the best channel selection, but our early tests with the apps showed a buggy experience, and the introductory pricing that made it so attractive is now gone.
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It may have a few more tricks up its sleeve, but it's just as slow, buggy, and useless as S Voice, which means it will be used just as infrequently.
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The Beginner's Guide to Test Driven Development (TDD) course will introduce you to TDD so you can test your existing code and environment before you implement new, potentially buggy code.
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While the e-buggy is being described as purely a concept vehicle, it wouldn't be the first retro-tinged show car the automaker has introduced with an eye towards production.
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The ID.R is part of VW's electric "family" of cars, which includes an electric dune buggy, minibus, SUV, hatchback, sedan, and others slated to arrive in the next few years.
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Mountain Buggy Plus One Stroller for $490 ($2360 off): A dad at my daughter's preschool attached a running board to this stroller to skate his toddler along at phenomenal speeds.
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Heather Dubrow revealed to PEOPLE that the terrifying dune buggy accident she and her fellow Real Housewives of Orange County castmates were involved in caused her post traumatic stress disorder.
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He compared those job cuts to the buggy whip industry losing positions with the invention of the automobile, and to shopping malls losing out as online shopping becomes more popular.
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A buggy voting machine, for example, could cause long lines at the polls in a crucial swing state, or a faulty touch-screen could switch votes from Trump to Clinton.
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It was buggy, had no access to popular Google apps such as Maps, Gmail and more (even though it was built on Android) and didn't have any "must-have" features.
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One can question how much putting people in the same building can cure years of sluggish development, but Apple apparently thinks it'll speed things up and guard against buggy software.
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If these initial devices ultimately prove buggy or are otherwise a letdown from a user perspective, it's going to be a fairly inauspicious start for a long-promised form factor.
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We wouldn't recommend installing it on your phone — it's quite buggy and definitely isn't ready for prime time — but if you're curious, you can give it a shot right now.
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So many Tesla-themed Easter eggs within Beach Buggy 2 video game #Tesla edition: a Starman character, Red Planet track with a bio-dome, and even ludicrous difficulty level. pic.twitter.
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So whether you're chasing an actor in a dune buggy while they launch over an exploding volcano or recording your puppy chase a lemon, this gimbal is ready for action.
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And with those all-terrain tires and that funky-looking waterproof cabin, who doesn't look at this buggy and want to take it for a spin through the sand dunes?
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Satellite images provided by Google Earth and Google Maps have also brought a sense of discovery to places more reachable by bush plane, boat, helicopter and snowmobile than dune buggy.
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They will also be able to enable these buggy features so that they can get a better sense of how these errors are impacting the operating system as a whole.
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But as it turns out, the timing of those controversial tweets has nothing to do with a rogue social media employee—instead, it's the result of the FBI's buggy website.
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Reports of buggy performance lag, freezes and crashes were pretty widespread for the seventh beta of the upcoming mobile operating system, causing some pundits to recommend skipping the install outright.
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In Clarke County, a police officer stopped Jonathan Sanders, a black man with a horse-drawn buggy, and he wound up dead after the cop put him in a chokehold.
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A coalition of consumer and environmental organizations have named the plan "the Cuomo tax," and likened it to a giveaway to the horse-and-buggy industry when cars were invented.
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She leaves the Red House through the back entrance, which leads to the road through the rice field, where Shay can hear the tootling horn of the Frenchman's dune buggy.
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"It's really nothing but fabric and a wood frame," he said of his buggy coach, its plastic windshield and soft side flaps making it easy for passengers to be ejected.
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Prior to launch, the software has been tested and is currently used by, HelloFresh and Deliveroo in Europe, Zilingo in Asia, and Join Buggy and Tix Telecom in Latin America.
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Last year we saw the debut of "megacars" like the Koenigsegg Jesko, VW's electric dune buggy concept, and the Pininfarina Battista, one of the fastest electric vehicles on the planet.
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That's a big advantage for the class, and it's one of the reasons the Navy has pursued the Ford class despite the controversies over buggy new technology and cost overruns.
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A 2019 report from that organization argued that Huawei did continue to pose a "serious" security risk—not because it was sharing data but because its code is so buggy.
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Since first introducing its own maps in 2012 with a very buggy launch, Apple has continued to add features to try to compete against the giant that is Google Maps.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT A smartphone camera is sensitive enough to detect the differences in color and brightness in the glowing reaction.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT Milrem Robotics' THeMIS (Tracked Hybrid Modular Infantry System) ground drone will be adapted for this anti-tank mission.
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The dune buggy is an exhibition of the versatility of that platform, which Volkswagen this week announced will be opened up to other car manufacturers to license and use as well.
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Still, I eventually uninstalled F.lux because it was a little buggy, and I found living with a blue screen preferable to having my screen flash between orange and blue on occasion.
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The four-seat buggy can purportedly achieve speeds of up to 100 kilometers per hour and has separate electric engines for its front and rear wheels, along with hydraulic shock absorbers.
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"It's a bespoke buggy and it's not actually available on the market currently," confirms David, who adds that Princess Kate paid the full price of $382 on delivery to Kensington Palace.
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My eyes start to go buggy after looking at computer screens all day, so I decide to make a stir-fry with some eggplant and broccoli that's on its last legs.
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Still, it's refreshing to see that Google is taking steps to make Android apps on Chrome OS more robust and desktop-like, especially after the buggy beta period earlier this year.
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After making its debut earlier this year at the Geneva Motor Show, the ID. Buggy was just at Monterey Car Week to show what it can do off the showroom floor.
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Volkswagen brought back the spirit of the Californian sun and The Beach Boys at the Geneva Motor Show this week, when it paraded its 21st century version of the dune buggy.
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The Tesla edition of Beach Buggy Racing 2 comes with various nods to electric driving, including the "Starman" sitting the in Tesla Model 3 Elon Musk launched into space last year.
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Bieber was also spotted driving a golf buggy and enjoying a misty boat trip to a historic island castle on Loch Leven — the one time prison of Mary Queen of Scots.
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The Mac version of the software is also a bit buggy right now, but they are updating it constantly and I was able to install it and run it without issue.
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During the late 1800s and early 1900s, the town was known as the "Buggy Capital of the South" for its work producing approximately 9,000 buggies (as in horse and buggies) annually.
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But Mr. Trump quickly threw his team's plans aside, urging reporters to follow his "golf buggy" through perhaps the "largest dunes anywhere in the world" and answering questions along the way.
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Some of these money-making apps are buggy, crash often, and it appears to be quicker to restart the Android device itself rather than killing the app's process and rebooting it.
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For developers, this means they can save a lot of time by way of SwiftUI's automatic functionality when it comes to designing apps that are both well-designed and less buggy.
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I am the executive director of Notting Hill Carnival this year, but I've been involved in carnival since I attended in a buggy with my parents when I was a child.
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Meanwhile, Facebook removed the entire Profile Box part of the Platform after profile customization ran amok and put the site in danger of becoming another slow-loading, buggy mess like Myspace.
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If you've installed a buggy app, it might force your phone's processor to over-extend itself, which can both make it run hot and run down the battery faster than usual.
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LocationSmart also exposed the very data it was selling through a buggy website panel, meaning anyone could geolocate nearly any phone in the United States at a click of a mouse.
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They trekked by horse-drawn buggy, with children clinging to their carriage, and bleating goats scurrying past, to Forio, then a small fishing village, where they stayed for nearly three months.
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