" The lyrics went like this: "Bugs. Bugs. Bugs. Bugs.
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Loading bugs, graphics bugs, performance bugs — you name it.
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Think matryoshka doll microbiomes — "bugs within bugs within bugs," on down the line.
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"Just like programs have bugs, people have bugs," says Bejerano.
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Ones involving bugs where you don't want bugs to be.
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These bugs are sometimes known as "KS," meaning known, shippable bugs.
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The flu worsened, while bed bugs, stink bugs and ticks flourished.
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All images: GizmodoIn software, there are bugs, and there are dangerous bugs.
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Separating male bugs from females bugs is a tedious, time-consuming process.
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But lately, brewers have been interested in branching out by harvesting the bugs inside bugs.
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There were flying palmetto bugs eating the ants, and a lizard eating the palmetto bugs.
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Each update includes security patches for bugs, and Apple publishes notes on which bugs it's patched.
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If so, who are the new bugs that look exactly the same as the old bugs?
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But just like cryptographic bugs in commercial hardware and software, even malware has had crypto bugs.
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Marlon Bundo may not be as famous as Bugs -- BUGS BUNNY: Gosh, ain't I a stinker?
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We have thousands of bugs to we have no bugs was like...weeks, which was crazy.
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MAKING vaccines often involves growing bugs—and these days the bugs in question are frequently genetically modified.
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There, Jenner admits that she's "scared" of the flying bugs — which, it should be said, are actually bugs.
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Yet, while the barriers might be similar, the markets for security "bugs" and bias "bugs" are very different.
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The bugs were fixed with a software update that rolled out on September 2, shortly after the bugs were first disclosed, and limited details of the bugs were revealed in a supporting document on December 20.
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I've certainly eaten a lot more bugs since I started this, but bugs are not part of my everyday diet.
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BEAT BUGS Five friendly bugs learn big lessons about the world around them with songs made famous by the Beatles.
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Since most bed bugs today have specialized hosts, it's unlikely that ancient bed bugs were any different, the authors said.
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The doors didn't keep out the insects, which local residents insisted were water bugs or palmetto bugs, anything but roaches.
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Only one-sixth of the bugs on your right palm are the same species as the bugs on your left.
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Bugs, especially bugs that wind up in finished software products or web apps, are usually (always?) really hard to find.
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There are bugs, tons of bugs, and the way to eliminate bugs is to either hire a flotilla of testers (which is what real game companies do) or release a beta for folks to try out and rate.
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Customers faced some weird bugs, such as autocorrect bugs, messages arriving out of order and the Calculator app not calculating properly.
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"I was seeing all these bugs, so I started studying bugs incessantly and learning all their names in Italian," she says.
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For sour beer brewers bugs are gold—but the term "bugs" generally doesn't refer to insects when it comes to brewing.
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Chris Pirillo has been documenting iOS animation bugs for years now, highlighting the many bugs that have sneaked into iOS recently.
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Kaptain Kristian breaks down the difference between Mickey and Bugs as such: Bugs is cool, slick, funny, defiant, and in control.
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Once bed bugs staged their comeback around the 2000s, Harlan graciously shared his bed bugs with the rest of the field.
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Sometimes, several iOS security researchers told me, you need to chain together several bugs or even jailbreaks to find other bugs.
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Game-breaking bugs Right now, there are too many bugs to count in Anthem, some of which make it literally unplayable.
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The teams were scored on three factors: evaluation skill (finding bugs), patching skill (patching and eradicating bugs), and availability (assessing the damage to see if the system has broken or slowed down while trying to patch and find bugs).
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One of the complaints the researchers had was that it was incredibly hard to find bugs without already knowing about other bugs.
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And, weirdly but symmetrically enough, the same applies to microbes — the bugs have their own little resident bugs to make them themselves.
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Lockscreen bugs with iOS are almost as common as Daylight Saving Time (DST) bugs, which Apple has struggled with over the years.
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The company has quickly patched the bugs found by Birsan, and there's no evidence anyone else found the bugs and exploited them.
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And that helps the ecosystem as a whole: the algae feed aquatic bugs, bugs feed little fish, and little fish feed large fish.
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The second Diffblue product in the works is a security product that automatically flags up exploitable bugs and generates tests for those bugs.
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In other words, you need unknown bugs just to find bugs in other parts of the operating system that might be otherwise locked.
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Products with bugs also must clearly be labeled as such and carry allergy warnings given many bugs share the same genetic characteristics as shellfish.
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If a researcher finds 4 bugs within that period, he or she gets paid a bonus upon reporting the fifth and any subsequent bugs.
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In "Show Biz Bugs" (1957), Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny are engaged in a talent competition; all of Bugs's performances succeed while Daffy's fail.
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A few minor bugs aside (and mainly, these were just funny/goofy animation bugs), Bullet was much more reliable than my real-life pup.
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Specifically, the team notes, it is interested in authentication bugs, potential privilege escalations and remote code execution bugs in the kubelet and API server.
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A recent clip from Netflix The hectic Bugs Bunny of Looney Tunes has become the "I'm too old for this shit" Bugs of Space Jam.
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Not all bugs are good bugs, and Louis Pasteur's innovation of heating milk and other foods enough to kill off bacteria undoubtedly saved many lives.
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Those who find four or more bugs will get a bonus that's the equivalent of 10 percent of the average of the previous four bugs.
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Using this combination of multiple different fuzzing techniques and AI, the team argues, allows it to find more bugs — and deeper bugs — than other testing methodologies.
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For more about bed bugs — and which cities suffer the worst — continue reading the original article, "Hotels are spending big money on bed bugs," at TravelPulse.
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It's crucial to note that a public beta is still a beta, meaning there will be bugs, and with those bugs, the chance of losing data.
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The Wikipedia page says they're also called web beacons, web bugs, tracking bugs, web tags, page tags, pixel tags, 1 x 1 GIFs, and clear GIFs.
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Judd refers to these bugs as "cookout bugs" as this is a typical situation where food is prepared and left out for hours at a time.
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But more recently Kutcher has been using bugs to create abstract paintings—colorful, impressionistic and non-toxic works that showcase the scuttling bugs' paths across canvas.
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People might have suffered the price if not for the thousands of bugs the device suffered — so many bugs that Apple delayed the device three times.
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"Given the option of petroleum byproduct and smushed-up bugs, the bugs won out," said Lance Winters, master distiller at St. George Spirits in Alameda, Calif.
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If independent researchers were to report bugs to Apple, in their view, they could lead Apple to fix the flaws they rely on to find other bugs.
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This YouTube star lets bugs and snakes bite him for clicks This YouTube star lets bugs and snakes bite him for clicks This segment originally aired Jan.
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We Need to Pay More Attention to a Deadly Disease Spread by Kissing Bugs, Heart Doctors WarnTriatoma infestans, one of the kissing bugs responsible for spreading Chagas disease.
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"There's a lot of anger and finger pointing and frustration about how do we still have security bugs and privacy bugs, and how are these things still happening?"
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Researchers I spoke to are reluctant to report bugs both because they are so valuable and because reporting some bugs may actually prevent them from doing more research.
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Many customers have been complaining about bugs in iOS 11, such as weird autocorrect bugs, messages arriving out of order, the Calculator app not calculating properly and more.
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Fuller House made me feel like I was an empty burlap sack shaped like a man, and I was full of bugs, and the bugs moved me around.
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Matt: Searching your house for bugs doesn't work well in the real world since you can only electronically detect bugs that send data with spectrum 900mhz, 1ghz-7ghz .
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When the researchers privately contacted Palo Alto about the bugs, the company said the bugs had already been "found internally" and did not issue a corresponding public security advisory.
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As Motherboard reported last year, Azimuth is one of the best companies in the world at finding bugs in iOS, and developing exploits that take advantage of those bugs.
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For one, there's the risk that bugs won't release the viruses to the plants as intended, because the scientists can't control the actions of the bugs once they're released.
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Google says it has used the tool to find more than 16,000 bugs in Chrome and 11,000 bugs in more than 160 open-source projects that used OSS-Fuzz.
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It will now expand the types of bugs that are eligible, and even pay out for bugs that have also been directly submitted to another developer's own bug bounty.
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The idea of potentially double-paying for bugs is unusual, but may give Facebook more insight into the type of bugs third-parties have and whether they've been fixed.
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Many security researchers who specialize in finding flaws in iOS don't report bugs to Apple because they prefer to keep the bugs for themselves, or sell them to third parties.
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The carpet is harder to explain: it could be because more bugs like to live there, or because more bugs tend to get stuck and die in its plush fibers.
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Intel in particular has come under fire for inconsistent statements about the impact of the bugs, and currently faces a string of proposed class-action lawsuits relating to the bugs.
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In some ways, iOS 212's main feature was that it was packed with bugs, with autocorrect bugs, messages arriving out of order and the Calculator app not calculating properly.
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"If the Bugs Bunny, I call him, of this business, the clever Mitch McConnell, who is so much a Bugs Bunny character, he always gets away with it," Matthews said.
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With bugs, it's not just about catching a bunch of random insects; kids in Japan go after a variety of certain bugs — dragonflies, cicadas, crickets, and kabutomushi (Japanese rhinoceros beetles).
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Turns out, the bots can find simple bugs faster than human engineers—and in some cases they can pinpoint the most complex of security holes, bugs that shape-shift every second.
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And as with any update, there's always the potential for bugs or UI weirdness, so if you're seeing something weird, check the question and bugs thread on the Galaxy S10 subreddit.
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According to the researcher, by finding and reporting high-quality bugs, Project Zero is driving up the cost of other bugs and exploits, as they become rarer and harder to find.
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HEART DISEASE: LEARN THE FACTS He also had bed bugs in his apartment, an infestation so severe that the man's doctor had even seen bugs crawling on his skin during the day.
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Again, Apple stresses that bugs are always possible – there is no such thing as 2100% security – but the senior engineers pointed out that separating the components of boot process limits those bugs.
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To name a few of those limitations: It can't be used on open-source software, you have to be positive that the chaff bugs are in fact harmless, it only works if it's okay if the program crashes on malicious outputs, and you have to make sure the faux bugs are indistinguishable from naturally occurring bugs.
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Following the growth of roots is actually pretty captivating, seeing leaves and flowers decompose is weirdly fun, and watching all the bugs—so many bugs—pop up out of no where is neat.
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When he was eight, bed bugs infested the family's rental.
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The bugs eventually went away, and Levi forgot about it.
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Those pesky bugs can easily ruin a fun summer night.
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Worse still, some bed bugs can survive months without feeding.
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Don't most bugs and insects have a short life span?
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Many bugs arrive likely arrive in the U.S. by plane.
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"They absolutely discovered that bugs had been taken," said one.
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Do you or your partner eat bugs regularly at all?
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Any plans to create a bitters recipe with other bugs?
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Others have found similar bugs to delete comments and videos.
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Above all, Cambridge just wants to get his bugs back.
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Until then, early testers should expect to see some bugs.
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But bed bugs also somehow produce histamine on their own.
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Not one, but three bugs led to the data exposure.
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Cricket bolognese (Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum) But why eat bugs?
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Some giantesses would "crush" live animals: bugs, worms, lobsters, worse.
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The bugs are annoying, but hey, the features are better.
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The winged bugs seem to have significance for the couple.
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But what about bugs that already live in northern climates?
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So possibly more bugs at higher altitudes, and higher latitudes.
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Bed bugs and beyond Turns out bedbugs have favorite colors.
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Unfortunately, these locations are also often favorite hangouts for bugs.
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It felt like bugs crawling up his arms and legs.
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Once the storm subsides, workers will also spray for bugs.
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Bugs don't use much water (there's a global water crisis).
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Gold bugs may feel vindicated; others will have taken note.
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Using other, even smaller, bugs to do it has elegance.
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Let's hope they've fixed any bugs in time for CES.
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Battery drain is not listed among the bugs iOS 11.4.
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That could have skewed connections between cleanliness and cohabiting bugs.
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These builds are also the most likely to have bugs.
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Because this is a public beta, there will be bugs.
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When you ripped open the mattresses, the bugs scattered everywhere.
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They're merely bugs in a very advanced piece of software.
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This is an approach sometimes known as "bugs as drugs".
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They're also great at keeping bugs from stealing your wine!
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We are not "gold bugs" here at The Gartman Letter.
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Apologies in advance for any wacky bugs you might find.
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Apparently, the war on bugs was always a lost cause.
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And while Bugs is a character, Mickey is a company.
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NCSU researcher Saveer Ahmed preparing to work with bed bugs.
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And, more importantly, the bugs put user data at risk.
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But that doesn't seem to be true for bed bugs.
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You'll wind up creating less bugs further down the line.
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Meanwhile, volunteer developers burn out, and serious bugs go unaddressed.
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No stranger to shooting bugs, rattlesnakes, rats, mice, birds, etc.
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No wonder Bugs was always in such a good mood.
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BS18 bugs are being reported left and right on Steam.
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And don't let the $53 million debt bed bugs bite.
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They suspect even more migrating bugs could be found elsewhere.
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How did you get interested in farming bugs at home?
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In most of the world they eat bugs; we don't.
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The bugs will take those parts and make their cocoons.
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We all get stomach bugs; our children get strep throat.
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"If anyone likes me, that bugs her too," he said.
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It's fast and uncluttered and doesn't have any showstopping bugs.
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The two men shook hands as shutter bugs flashed photos.
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"BrainDead," which begins on CBS Monday, has a theory: bugs.
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Sandy and I swat bugs as we walk and talk.
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It was another crowded R.V. campground, but without the bugs.
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They eat a fairly large amount of bugs and ticks.
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Many bugs, and grasshoppers, in particular, are high in protein.
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And bugs do take time and resources to get patched.
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They also form a barrier against bugs and solar radiation.
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Yet the bugs exist here in the United States, too.
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It's not that they kill him that bugs me, though.
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The bugs went extinct at the hands of the rats.
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Bugs are small and run away when they see you.
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I communicate in favors, like sharing bugs or watering plants.
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Of course, random people who exploit WordPress bugs in linuxmint.
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Thousands of posts on Etsy's bugs forum began pouring in.
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Bugs is pretty arty, but it's no art house film.
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That doesn't mean that all bugs are bad for forests.
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But we need lots of bugs and birds and butterflies.
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It doesn't encounter as many bugs when we are babies.
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Now we can trick tiny bugs into eating our clothing.
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I've raised bugs since I was a kid, beetles, butterflies.
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Matt also made off with his 2 classic VW Bugs.
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Did you know that bats use sonar to "ping" bugs?
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It's perfect summer weather: 72 degrees, sunny, and no bugs!
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But remember to report any bugs or errors you have.
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"You could try to eliminate the bugs," Dr. Jobin said.
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Sell most of your bugs, fish, and shells to Timmy.
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Software bugs are inevitable and they need to be fixed.
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Even the time Nan takes to order lunch bugs him.
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They can have bugs that might produce an incorrect result.
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Anna Botsford Comstock loved bugs, kids and the great outdoors.
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The black lid of the toilet was full of bugs.
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The bugs returned, but, I told myself, in fewer numbers.
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"We have these little Bugs Bunny trails," Mr. Sniggs said.
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The test was repeated a week later — still no bugs.
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Kardashian also shared one of them all dressed as bugs.
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The attackers exploited a series of bugs on Facebook's platform.
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There are no bugs or worms to catch for dinner.
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The bugs returned, but, I told myself, in fewer numbers.
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And tiny bugs flying all around the arena in swarms.
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This brought hordes of birds to feast on the bugs.
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Birsan found a total of three bugs in the platform.
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Freddy: Yeah totally, especially with the size of some bugs.
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I don't care about bugs, I care about THE STORY.
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Into the Forest The Sea of Trees Beat Bugs: Season 3: NETFLIX ORIGINAL Music keeps the Beat Bugs going and points the way to problem-solving solutions in another season of fun and adventure.
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There are zero-day bugs, which are flaws in a software that even its developer doesn't know about, and zero-day exploits, which are hacking techniques designed to take advantage of the aforementioned bugs.
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After the contest was underway, as these bots began hunting for security bugs planted inside seven supercomputers perched atop the ballroom stage, the agency revealed that some of these bugs were inspired by Internet history.
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"I think what they missed here was an opportunity to train their support staff and their social media staff on fast routing of security bugs, or potential security bugs to the right team," she says.
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It's because of this love–hate relationship with insects that we urgently need better ways of tracking different species–better ways to differentiate between the bugs that help us and the bugs that hurt us.
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In 2016, Apple invited those hackers to report the bugs to the company, offering six figures rewards for their bugs, perhaps in an attempt to stop them from selling them to other high-paying startups.
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These little bugs aren't the same kinds that make you sick.
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Seriously, those sex bugs are a real sight for sore eyes.
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Flights from New Jersey &aposinfested&apos with bed bugs , passengers claim.
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More software solutions mean more potential bugs to break your phone.
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And despite the hype, the bugs themselves were of questionable severity.
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That's sort of how lots of the most common bugs taste.
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Within ten days, the company had to fix two critical bugs.
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Or maybe it means Equifax is still working out the bugs.
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But what exactly is going on with those visions of bugs?
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Jira Workflow software The Coalition uses to track and address bugs.
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It will identify bugs and shortcomings in the software; test 0.
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No LikeA couple of irritating bugs and so so mic quality.
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You also share bugs—microscopic organisms (think bacteria, fungi, and viruses).
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In addition, I fully expected (and encountered) bugs during my tests.
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New York (CNN Business)Gold bugs are finally having a moment.
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I'm stuck with the bugs, and I'm stuck with the frustration.
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Hopefully, those bugs will get worked out before the summer release.
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VICE: How will climate change hit bugs by the year 2050?
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Chagas is typically spread by "kissing bugs" in the Triatominae family.
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Apple currently only offers compensation for iOS bugs, not macOS ones.
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Caterpillars, stem borers and mirid bugs were also damaging the crops.
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Feeding the bugs simply entails tossing excess foodstuffs into the bin.
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There's just one problem: some of those bugs are actually features.
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With bacteria and bugs, sometimes I just don't want to know.
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No, what bugs me is the audacious brand exploitation behind it.
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A bright idea Bugged out by the idea of eating bugs?
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She didn't know any other girls who were interested in bugs.
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Homes with cats had fewer, possibly because cats eat the bugs.
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And naturally there are all kinds of little bugs and artifacts.
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Bugs that lived in the water developed quicker and emerged sooner.
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"I'm learning to cook them better," Jolie said of the bugs.
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All software contains bugs, some of which will cause security weaknesses.
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Capturing these bugs at such high magnification was no small feat.
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The war against these dreadful bugs may be far from over.
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And researchers looking for bugs might not be much help, either.
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The first is continual monitoring for hidden back doors and bugs.
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Besides the bugs, Daydream has technical limitations that hinder the experience.
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Here's a bunch of colorful bugs—beetles, based on the hashtag.
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Just look at monkeys picking bugs out of each other's fur.
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Think of it like chess, but with tanks and giant bugs.
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There were...more software bugs than usual in a review unit.
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However, I did not encounter any bugs while testing the phone.
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Feature requests, timelines and bugs will complicate the best laid plans.
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Under the cover of night, bed bugs' hunting skills are impressive.
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The bed bugs I first saw in the morning were sluggish.
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"The gold bugs are still not believing in it," McClellan said.
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The bugs will then be fed to meerkats at the zoo.
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Krakovna is the keeper of a crowdsourced list of AI bugs.
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When I was little, I used to catch bugs and lizards.
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The iOS operating system is also not immune to security bugs.
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The bugs are attracted to lights, specifically ultraviolet lights, Knight said.
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Thankfully, Dr. Mitchell was able to remove all of Bailey's bugs.
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The bugs and problems aren't the biggest problem for Skype, though.
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The tunnel bugs, they confirmed, preferred feeding on mammals over birds.
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Beat Bugs' first batch of episodes will premiere sometime in August.
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Ginkgo designs and ships the bugs, the companies do the rest.
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That is, unless the bugs could result in a patient's death.
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But this is not where I'd like to find the bugs.
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What about people who can't get over the "eww, bugs" factor?
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When something bugs you, think about ways to improve the situation.
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At the time, there didn't appear to be any major bugs.
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The video itself is an apocalyptic story about claustrophobia and bugs.
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What would a list of exotic dishes be without some bugs?
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"All these enormous water bugs were coming at me," she said.
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Nearly 140 bugs were discovered, and rewards totaled more than $70,85033.
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After rewrapping them, I put the candied bugs into a bag.
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"If you drink enough alcohol, it kills the bugs," he said.
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Relying on software, of course, opens the door to software bugs.
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She loves to paint and collect bugs and examine every dandelion.
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Coats embellished with a sequined Bugs Bunny and comic strip characters.
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Carrion bugs, birds and other scavengers go for the soft tissues.
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The little bugs are high in protein, amino acids, and prebiotics.
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You may also be splattered with bugs from other people's hands.
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And that's just the way they like it, bugs and all.
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While bugs happen, this is a particularly egregious and mystifying one.
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If a 12 year old could eat bugs, why couldn't I?
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From the book A DREAM ABOUT LIGHTNING BUGS by Ben Folds.
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Doing so with bugs flying in your face is even tougher.
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Bonus: Keep dinner guests safe from nasty bugs in undercooked meat.
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I don't want my girls to grow up scared of bugs.
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Bugs and abandonment have reduced the palms to rows of stumps.
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Each of these bugs could spread to skin, bones, even brain.
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Thousands of vulnerable endpoints exist — months after the bugs were fixed.
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Bugs Bunny turned into a donkey when he did something stupid.
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Some number of unexpected errors — bugs — are unavoidable in computer programs.
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What insects and bugs are shown up close in the video?
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At an insect farm in Cape Town, the bugs are hungry.
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Discussed whether it is right to use bugs to help us.
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How (and Why) to Cook With Bugs, According to Three Chefs
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I looked goofy, but I didn't get eaten alive by bugs.
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So it's highly privileged and there's lots of opportunities for bugs.
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It didn't appear to take advantage of any bugs at all.
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The Virgin app, certainly, needs work to iron out various bugs.
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What most people find horrifying: Bugs, ghosts, dead phone batteries, etc.
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"Just stats to look at, my little love bugs," she said.
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But it's actually working on real bugs: the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
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These bugs were worth millions of dollars on the open market.
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In terrifying synchrony, baby stink bugs all but explode to life.
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She collected men the way a light left on collected bugs.
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The bugs in the video above fall into a few categories.
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It's used by engineers to collaborate on projects and track bugs.
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Best known for redesigning and popularizing the character of Bugs Bunny.
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You can pick up nasty bugs when swimming in a pool.
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But after I realized bugs are for girls I thought to myself, 'Well, I think I should start loving bugs again, because just because people say they're weird and gross doesn't mean I shouldn't like them.
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The team seems extra busy because there was a bounce—they were at two bugs yesterday, but the QA team found eight bugs in the new build, and now they're only four days away from cert.
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Of this total, more than 4,800 of the flaws are the most severe "tainted" vulnerabilities, 733 are the "leaky" bugs that allow for decryption but not manipulation, and 912 are the lower-severity "partially leaky" bugs.
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According to the report, the speed with which some of the bugs were patched—in some cases, shortly after the researchers identified them—lead the researchers to believe that other groups had found the same bugs, too.
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The best means of prevention is controlling the triatomine -- kissing -- bugs that spread it, either by use of insecticides or by improving homes, as the bugs reside in the walls or roof cracks of poorly constructed homes.
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It's been using it to detect potential bugs in Windows, for example.
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This has driven prices for iOS bugs and exploits through the roof.
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Twitter and GitHub were hit by similar but independent bugs last year.
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"The health benefits of bugs are fantastic, but sustainability also," Jachecki said.
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To find an upcoming screening of BUGS, visit the documentary's website here.
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Their camouflage hasn't stopped the bugs from occasionally being eaten by birds.
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Triatoma infestans, one of the kissing bugs responsible for spreading Chagas disease.
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Concerned, I Googled the regularity of people finding bugs in their ears.
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The high dryer temperatures will kill stowaway bugs, according to the EPA.
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But those bugs are tough to understand, because you can't see them.
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GUTFELD: -- on vacation nobody bugs you for guzzling rum before 9 a.m.
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Beta versions are unfinished, full of bugs, and guaranteed to be unpredictable.
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To say nothing of the new bugs, for however long they persist.
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There are two types of bugs I'll never kill: spiders and bees.
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Concern about exploitation of such enterprise IoT bugs is not just theoretical.
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These are big, crazy bugs that can carry a lot of shit.
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Since the disclosure, Ninebot has patched the bugs with an app update.
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From the heat, the weather and the bugs, this was really hard.
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Some of these might read to you like they should be bugs.
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Because we're putting more engineers on looking for bugs, looking for vulnerabilities.
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You pass bugs mining or transporting materials, but also building and policing.
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"People were shedding a ton of bugs into this environment," he says.
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Like any app, the jumbled script has its bugs and extraneous features.
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So why not eat bugs on purpose and simultaneously fight climate change?
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Sophia had been made fun of for even being interested in bugs.
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She was hearing from women who had made careers out of bugs.
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My observations on birds, bugs, worms, clouds, cats and dogs, were quoted.
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But she absolutely loves Manhattan–giant water bugs, hellish traffic, and all.
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They wondered what effect transplanting these bugs into the animals might have.
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Maybe that's why Gameboy games always seemed to have the best bugs.
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The bugs are typically associated with travelers and spread quickly through crowds.
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But no software is bug-free, and more software means more bugs.
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The bugs' expanded, exaggerated legs aren't common among insects, say the researchers.
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The US election is not as scary as some gold bugs imagined.
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Most importantly, for the bugs to begin their crawl, they needed nutrients.
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Bugs aside, Xbox One's PUBG player community now exceeds four million people.
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Bed bugs are the fucking worst, and they're getting harder to kill.
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And I think that's what bugs me about this season in general.
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People live for themselves and do for themselves, and that bugs me.
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But bugs can be as useful to hackers as any back door.
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" Jannard says that "posting about bugs, problem or issues is not cool.
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There were no bugs around, so it couldn't have been dead long.
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It isn't that we don't know how to manage bed bugs, though.
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Their high-resolution noses can detect everything from drugs to bed bugs.
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As she ran into bugs, she leaned on strangers in discussion forums.
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Stink bugs are scary, but we don't have to let them win.
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But healthy bugs don't really like to mate with sickly, irradiated ones.
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So, bed bugs are older than that, and they lived through it.
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Twitter only allows bugs to be publicly disclosed after they've been fixed.
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They have gaps that leak air and let in bugs and sound.
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So, let's have some fun, with or without ten thousand lightning bugs.
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I'm happy spending all day with horses, covered in dirt and bugs.
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Both companies release regular patches to known security bugs in their software.
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He also takes entomophagy (the process of humans eating bugs) VERY seriously.
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A few years ago, just about every VR experience had its bugs.
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Open to the elements and the bugs that come in with them.
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Don't panic: this doesn't mean bed bugs have permanently infested the subway.
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But Mysterio also owes a debt to — of all people — Bugs Bunny.
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A few sell the bugs to governments who use them in espionage.
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He said it was "clear" that Apple doesn't take these bugs seriously.
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Currently, SSRF makes up only 5.9 percent of the top bugs reported.
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But their resistance genes can quite easily get into bugs that are.
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They keep the forest's bugs under control, spread seeds, and pollinate plants.
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Without flinching she was eating bugs and worms, totally owning this experience.
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Five hundred million years of crazy, cagey bugs, dissected in three parts.
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Come see larger than life bugs at the Clinton Center today. pic.twitter.
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For example, do you have an unusually powerful fascination with Bugs Bunny?
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Outbreaks occur when these bugs escape the killing powers of chemical disinfectants.
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For my parents it was Bugs Bunny, for me it was Harley.
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Worst of all were the bugs, including mosquitoes and other bloodsucking insects.
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These chemicals are environmentally harmful and eventually lead to pesticide-resistant bugs.
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Another bargain buy is the Play Visions' Dirt Bugs in a Jar.
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The presence of bugs in iOS 13 has already been widely documented.
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There were some pairing bugs Lenovo expects to be resolved by launch.
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Fortunately, both bugs can be resolved with a software update from Microsoft.
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A cheaper black market option may contain pesticides, mold, bugs or debris.
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It also altered the growth and development of bugs in the stream.
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It bugs me to no end that weed isn't fun for me.
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Experts blame increases in international travel and urbanization on spreading the bugs.
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The bugs enjoy their time up there, playing, reading and eating mushrooms.
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But springtime, of course, arrives next, bringing new plants, bugs and stories.
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So I downloaded the beta, fully aware I'd be dealing with bugs.
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Did it ignore any warning signs or outside notifications about the bugs?
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I was casting to snook and tarpon, eating almonds, swatting at bugs.
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So I ask again: When, or why, did you last eat bugs?
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Here, though, the bugs of interest will be on the big screen.
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They're using the blood bugs to enforce the Divine right of kings.
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Points of failure included susceptibility to hackers, coding bugs, and human error.
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There's no doubt in my mind Bugs Bunny is a black man.
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Talkspace does not offer a way for security researchers to submit bugs.
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And the social network is automating the process of fixing software bugs.
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That means that almost any computerised gadget will be riddled with bugs.
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Catch 5 unique fish or bugs, and donate them to Tom Nook
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From a scientific standpoint, our rejection of bugs as food is illogical.
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The baking soda keeps the dishwasher smelling fresh and keeps bugs away.
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However, as with any major system update, bugs are bound to surface.
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That is, these are bugs in code that have been publicly announced.
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But as with any major system update, expect some bugs at first.
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Most of its bugs have been fixed over the past 17 centuries.
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Throughout the film, Poe bugs him about it but he never breaks.
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Bugs can be spotted and remedied, deterring those who would attempt attacks.
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If you're not into large bugs, this one's probably not for you.
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Use an oscillating fan to keep the bugs away from the porch.
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I rolled down the windows without giving a thought to the bugs.
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And if Chrome bugs you about your bad passwords, don't ignore it!
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Tech experts said the bugs, named Spectre and Meltdown, were design flaws.
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Orlando cops ditched their Rekognition contract after finding it rife with bugs.
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Soon, black things that look like bugs start crawling out of it.
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Insects. Specifically, bugs infected with engineered viruses capable of gene-editing crops.
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The EPA paid the company $3,000 to sweep Pruitt's office for bugs.
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Based on the photo shared, the dessert included bugs, spinach, and strawberries.
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In Japan, kids and adults will sometimes make bugs fight each other.
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Micah: Some bugs transmit constantly, so you can look for their signals.
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If a body has been moved, the bugs will give it away.
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Bugs are good for the planet And then there's the biggest selling point: Devouring bugs instead of methane-producing livestock is an easy, excellent way to deliver quality nutrition to the masses of humanity while helping the environment.
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Apple Policy on Bugs May Explain Why Hackers Would Help F.B.I. | Apple does not pay hackers to find and report bugs, which may explain why a third party has offered to help the government break into an iPhone.
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Moussouris agreed with Hawkes that the world needs more security researchers who focus on hard to find bugs, and then tell the world how their attacks worked—no matter who they work for and where the bugs are.
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A loyalty program, and a treasure map There are three levels of bugs, each of which pays an escalating amount: "medium" bugs, such as being able to change a driver's picture or any vulnerability which allows the bulk lookup of user universally unique identifiers, pay $1003,000; "significant" bugs, like missing authorization checks leading to the exposure of email addresses, date of birth, names, phone numbers, etc.
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"We showed them a great deal of security flaws in their products already, and they did not care about bugs, only those bugs/exploits which changed the app behaviour in ways users wanted the app to be," he added.
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Only a few cases of Chagas disease from contact with the bugs have been documented in this country, and kissing bugs have been reported in 28 states, mostly in the southern half of the nation, according to the CDC.
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Delicacies include chili smoothies, burgers with donuts for buns, and actual june bugs.
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The leaves must be free of bugs, tears, noticeable decay, or brown spots.
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He remembers their belongings crawling with bugs—and recognizing it wasn't their fault.
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It wouldn't be 2017 without regular internet-shaking security bugs fueling our nightmares.
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They&aposre pretty harmless, mainly feeding on crayfish, molluscs, worms and other bugs.
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Anything else either had graphical inaccuracies galore, sound bugs, or just wouldn't work.
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He has reported bugs to Twitter, Google, Blackberry, Adobe, Nokia, SoundCloud and PayPal.
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It may be merely a case of shaking the bugs out, but the
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Despite the CO2 and the radiation, the exposed bugs made a full recovery.
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So why turn to bugs when you could have, say, a tasty steak?
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Observers quickly found bugs, some of them serious, in that breach-response site.
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It appears it's a tough job placating the demands of the gold bugs.
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What really bugs me is the damn light ring on the Echo Dot.
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Also, inspect your luggage for bugs and store it away from your bedroom.
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"It's opened a whole new avenue of research into bed bugs," DeVries said.
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But that's not very helpful advice if the bed bugs are already there.
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I've also encountered some other lock screen bugs related to the Messages app.
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This year, a report found pacemakers are vulnerable to literally thousands of bugs.
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As serious as the dishes were, there was little deconstruction of the bugs.
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The upside: On vacation nobody bugs you for guzzling rum before 9 a.m.
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Within two weeks, 90 percent of the chickens were pooping out resistant bugs.
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First, reported bugs would allow the company to make its software more secure.
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What are some bugs who will move around in the next few decades?
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Like bed bugs and cystic acne, the gender wage gap is maddeningly persistent.
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In rare circumstances, the bugs can cause serious infections, according to the CDC.
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Because Cisco dominates the network equipment market, the bugs impact millions of devices.
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Bugs are high in protein, with some species up 70% protein by weight.
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Outside of crashes, I've run into a handful of bugs and weird problems.
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The weather is scary, the people are scarier, and the bugs are monstrous.
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Gold bugs may have a firmer grip on the market than you think.
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Because there's no more opulent way to spend your coin then eating bugs.
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This is a 1.0 experience, so there are definitely bugs to work out.
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In the meantime, at least Libra is working out some of the bugs.
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Jenner feels that butterflies are scary because they're really just bugs in disguise.
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A good developer is likely concerned about bugs, crashes and performance issues anyway.
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There are bugs to fix and users to support and servers to upgrade.
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Did Jenner decide that thunderstorms were simply more significant to her than bugs?
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Prior dates have included dog training, physical (and emotional) wrestling, and eating bugs.
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Do these bugs actually pose risks to transfusion patients, or are they harmless?
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Researchers revealed two major CPU bugs, dubbed Spectre and Meltdown, earlier this week.
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Thankfully, bugs that excel at one tend to be weak at the other.
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Algae grew, which attracted bugs, which in turn attracted small fish like smelt.
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As security researchers have warned, the Meltdown and Spectre bugs are particularly nasty.
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The process targets apps that have issues like bugs or crashing when launched.
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" To lighten the mood on set, Ung says they "ate bugs, a lot!
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Road trips are riddled with car crashes, bed bugs, and backwoods serial killers.
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When the researchers reported the bugs, they received mixed responses from the companies.
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But the researchers said there are "probably more" bugs ready to be found.
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Rosen says attack was "complex" and leveraged three multiple bugs that interacted together.
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Even if you're squeamish around bugs, you'll still be captivated by his photos.
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Interestingly, there's a reason Kidman is so comfortable around bugs — she eats them.
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If you spot any bugs, try reducing the animation scale to 0.5x instead.
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You need to be vigilant about bed bugs, says Philippi, speaking from experience.
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Instagram bugs have screwed up follower accounts, and made the feed scroll horizontally.
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Plus, the level of detail of the flowers and the bugs is incredible.
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Gear from Huawei's rivals has bugs, too, even if they are less common.
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Security bugs are found often, but you may not always hear about them.
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You get the newest features first in return for a few extra bugs.
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There are still plenty of bugs and little annoying ticks the service has.
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Bed bugs prey on us; cockroaches prey on the food we leave behind.
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Photo: Ed Cara (Gizmodo)Bed bugs and cockroaches are indiscriminate in their targets.
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Certain bugs, like crickets and silkworms, had more antioxidant activity than orange juice.
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The electric carmaker subsequently patched the bugs using an over-the-air fix.
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That means, among other things, dealing with potential bugs of an early build.
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Giant bugs with a taste for meat sounds more sci-fi than fiction.
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Now, check out these secrets that bed bugs don't want you to know .
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Apple's engineers will probably fix the bugs so that News+ works as advertised.
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The bugs that enabled the attack have since been patched, according to Facebook.
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Is there, like, a bigger risk of bugs crawling up your private holes?
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The cash reward and natural competitiveness to find the bugs becomes extra motivation.
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They are big love bugs and have such a horrible and undeserved reputation.
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Their strange world of swamps, heat, bugs, and sinkholes — instinctively, they get it.
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The characters have to live with the knowledge that they're bugs, easily squashed.
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CISA said the bugs had been fixed in a new software version — v6.4.
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It didn't hurt that bed bugs are also iconic New York City pests.
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Decreased battery life, keyboard bugs, and general performance glitches are always a risk.
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Unfortunately, its insufferable mountain of bugs kept me from enjoying any of them.
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I'm always enjoying that, and I know it bugs them, which is good.
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The good old iTunes hasn't aged well and is now crippled with bugs.
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As an aside, I should mention the app isn't without bugs right now.
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I use Apple Music every day, and every day, I run into bugs.
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These iOS bugs are being fixed in an update today, according to ThingThing.
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Of the top 10 types of bugs reported, XSS makes up 27 percent.
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That's what prompted me to go further into this hellish den of bugs.
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This let them track these bugs, and see if any left the intestines.
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Humans are not the first of Earth's creatures to want to kill bugs.
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But it also means that today's bugs are not facing entirely new threats.
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This month's Android security bulletin lists 42 separate vulnerabilities, including eight critical bugs.
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No prob—filters in the system are said to remove dirt and bugs.
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Trees are also homes for a lot of creatures, including bugs and fungi.
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In an interconnected world — travel, import, export — we're moving the bugs with us.
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Narrator: Foreign bugs hitchhiking in luggage have wreaked havoc in the US before.
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For most people and pets, however, the bugs are more irritating than dangerous.
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Subway sandwiches come with a variety of innovative toppings — now including dead bugs.
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In the past, researchers have done this by zapping the bugs with radiation.
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The scent there that hot summer was pure country (as were the bugs).
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But many agricultural societies around the world have continued to snack on bugs.
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Adele may have 15 Grammys, but she is still deathly afraid of bugs.
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It started with a variety of bugs, like buzzing noises to screen problems.
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I wipe away the dead bugs and spray the windshield with Rain-X.
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In addition, developers' priorities may lie elsewhere, so even known bugs remain unfixed.
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Errors and bugs, perhaps fatal ones, might spark politically damaging fear and outrage.
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I had no agent, no book deal, no magazine gigs lined up. Bugs?
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"There's a lot of shame attached to people having bed bugs," she said.
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Don't update to iOS 85033 until Apple fixes the first round of bugs.
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No one knows what those bugs are, yet, but they are always there.
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One of her earliest memories is her father admonishing her for squashing bugs.
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Salivary flow and composition help determine how easily we can clear dangerous bugs.
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People are complaining that Apple's big new iPhone update is filled with bugs.
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When new versions of iOS include bugs, they typically come as a surprise.
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For instance, Gates prefers to communicate via email, but that bugs his daughters.
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The bugs that I encounter living in an apartment in Brooklyn are different.
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Because there's no more opulent way to spend your coin than eating bugs.
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The bugs in the United States are most likely to be found outside.
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Rey bugs him to train her, he curmudgeonly refuses, but eventually gives in.
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Or maybe face recognition won't work well or there will be other bugs.
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And sure, it's pretty offensive but I don't even step on bloody bugs.
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Important caveat: This is beta software, so there are bound to be bugs.
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By lunch, I was starving and decided to tackle the bugs head-on.
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For as long as humans write code and create technology, we'll have bugs.
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Probiotics have the potential to improve health, including by displacing potentially harmful bugs.
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"Glad you trust Uncle Duke," Alma said, flicking love bugs off her shoulder.
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"We were already in the process of fixing the exploited bugs," Apple says.
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Bugs can and absolutely should be explored as food—but not like this.
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Even the most secure platforms can fall victim to leaks, hacks or bugs.
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Sorry, I drifted; the actual answer to "Checks for bugs" is BETA TESTS.
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Traditionally, the bugs find their way to the sausage from the surrounding environment.
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This quintessential '90s kids movie places an animated Bugs Bunny alongside Michael Jordan.
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We'd roll it down to the basement to rehearse, water bugs running around.
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How could something as fundamental as the bugs in the sky just disappear?
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Characters are disemboweled, heroines vomit bugs — the film thrills with gore and grotesquerie.
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These contracts are often verified by experts, but bugs sometimes do go unnoticed.
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She became the first person to call computer problems "bugs" in the system.
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" • On two occasions, Mozilla researchers "said Facebook blocked them from reporting fresh bugs.
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