The app launched fine but did not refresh feeds, and users were unable to scroll past however many posts were already cached; stories, which are also cached, were accessible but couldn't be posted.
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The tweet is viewable in a cached page on Google.
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A cached version of the site (which is currently down).
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You can read an original cached version of the story here.
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The article has since been removed, but a cached version remains.
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You can see the cached versions of them here and here.
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The report was subsequently taken down but remained cached on Google.
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Precious firearms wrapped in oilcloth are cached in cemeteries and backyards.
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She cached many of the images and printed some of them.
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This can include old temporary cached files, old downloads and more.
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More than 80,000 cached pages have been deleted from various search engines.
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The hardware had "remembered" the pixels from earlier and they'd remained cached.
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As on Amazon, you can choose the video quality for your cached content.
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Updated with remarks from First American and new details about the cached data.
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A text version of that conversation would subsequently be cached to the phone.
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That's because the root certificate must already be cached by the targeted system.
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It also tries to guess your destination based on pre-cached popular city spots.
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Though it is currently blank, there are cached versions available on the Wayback Machine.
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Today, Reddit extended its policy, to block cryptocurrency-related Google cached ads as well.
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After scouring an old cached version of the site, we found an email address.
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The records have since been removed from the websites where they had been cached.
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That AMA is now littered with deletions, but the Denver Post cached the responses.
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Google has also cached many of them and others can be found at this archive.
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Dynamic content and bandwidth peaks is the new CDN game, away from static cached content.
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Mann said monitors typically display cached data until the computer system updates with new information.
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Two of those journals have since removed the fake research, though the pages are cached.
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While the profile was visible Thursday night, by Friday, only a cached version was available.
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It'll be specific to each user; a heavy Spotify user will have more data cached.
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While the page has since been removed, the cached version can be viewed on Google.
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The result is at once consuming and confounding, a private puzzle cached inside a blockbuster.
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The cached search result only returned one document — a document containing a patient's health information.
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The release has since been pulled from FSG's homepage, though a cached version remains viewable.
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Make your choices using the tick boxes (cookies and cached data for example), then click Clear.
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To see the phones, tablets and computers you've cached tracks to, head here and log in.
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Delete cached mapsBeen traveling around remote parts of the world and caching offline maps in advance?
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According to the game's cached landing page on the iTunes store, it was released on Dec.
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Depending on how frequent you use Twitter, the size of these cached storage files will vary.
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"Content can always be cached and it's best to acknowledge something and move on," she says.
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From viewing a cached version of the account, none of the tweets were hyper-partisan or vulgar.
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Google said the total includes some 150 million "documents," or cached web URLs, and 650,000 web domains.
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Cached data is low-hanging fruit for attackers, but Ormandy said a targeted attack was also possible.
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The account has now been suspended, but a cached copy of tweets included multiple references to swatting.
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However, a cached version of the company's Medium post that was put online on Sunday still remains.
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The organization had been listed as a sponsor as of Monday, according to a cached web page.
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The app uses cached maps and Wikipedia articles to generate in-depth information about the locations below.
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"Wake up!" he said in the video, a cached form of which was viewed by VICE News.
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Audio files for a given request will only be stored on the phone if you've specifically cached them.
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A cached version of the account indicated he had most recently tweeted on Monday to his 193,000 followers.
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To be fair, that number includes all the final renders, assets, cached data, computer models, digital paintings, etc.
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A screenshot from a cached Shodan search shows a hospital file directory accessible via Rysnc on port 873.
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These things include email stored on servers and cached content like books stored by the Amazon Kindle app.
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The reports appeared to be taken offline on Wednesday, but CNN shared a cached version of the page.
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Like Iraq, these newly minted terrorists will have mountains of unused munitions cached all over their occupied homeland.
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The URLs embedded in WEAs could link to small, specialized web pages, perhaps cached locally, to minimize disruption.
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To be absolutely clear: Luminary has never hosted or cached audio content for any open RSS feed podcast.
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Links have also been updated to point to cached versions of Christo's now-deleted Twitter and Tumblr posts.
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Three student leaders listed on a cached version of the website did not respond to emails seeking comment.
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Cached results on Google show the now-removed pages had a combined 2.9 million "likes" from Facebook users.
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At any time you can tap on the Downloads tab at the bottom to view and delete cached content.
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If you want to stop a page loading, use Esc; Ctrl+F5 reloads everything from scratch, including cached elements.
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On what appears to be a cached version of Barber's since-deleted Twitter account, she retweets pro-Trump messages.
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The latest version of the Twitter iPhone app includes settings to delete cached "media storage" and "web storage" files.
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When users go offline, data is cached locally and then merged back into this database once they come online.
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The tweets are still visible in Google's cached webpages, but have been deleted from her public profile. http://bit.
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On a brighter note, you can still read a cached version of the story while the site is down.
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Nothing is stored or cached on the phone and AWS says WorkLink knows nothing about personal device activity either.
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CNN Business was able to review the story in question because a copy of it was cached by Google.
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A cached version of the website from July advertises flights to Catalina Island, charters, aerial tours and vacation packages.
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In an initial cached version of the fundraising page, they do not mention attorney fees in the fundraising pitch.
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Some of the freelance profiles also included work samples that were found on Future Tech Group's cached website, Arterburn said.
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Ormandy says he found hotel bookings, passwords from password managers, and full messages from dating sites among the cached data.
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Check or uncheck the items as you wish to clear your history, cookies and other site data, and cached files.
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Mashable managed to obtain the image from a cached version of the site; check it out in its entirety below.
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With the new XC60, Volvo has cached all the XC90's good data, and trimmed some fat from its code.
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The Google-cached website states the page "is a snapshot of the page as it appeared at" 2:19 a.m.
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Kelley's Facebook page has been deleted, but cached photos show a profile picture where he appeared with two small children.
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" A cached version of its page from the beginning of April advertises its business using the banner, "Buy Instagram Likes.
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"Because do_popupregister() is never called, ftd_get_frameparenturl() just uses the last cached value in g_popup_url_by_tabid for the current tab," Ormandy wrote.
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The cached pages for the sign-up page of the M5S app between mid-2014 and 2017 reflect these changes.
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When loading a page coded with AMP, excessive Javascript tags are no longer prevalent, and content is cached in the cloud.
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A now-removed explanatory blog post from Beam (cached version here) explains that FTL is a custom protocol, built in-house.
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Also just like Netflix, you'll find that some titles can't be cached for offline use—it depends on the licensing rights.
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Although the website was down, many of the documents are still cached in search engines, security researcher John Wethington told TechCrunch.
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These context switches do not happen instantly, and they force the processor to dump cached data and reload information from memory.
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Those that weren't displayed would be cached so they could be shown in a pinch when your connection dropped or slowed.
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Check or uncheck the boxes as you wish to clear your history, cookies and other site data, and cached files.7.
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The leaked data was cached by search engines in some cases, making the clean-up of the leak a difficult process.
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In the cached page of I Sea, the app, which first launched in April, is not marketed as a test version.
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To track it all, Motherboard compared cached versions of each of the company's Terms as they appeared online throughout the year.
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According to a cached webpage on the Internet Archive, the campaign also removed footage of the event from its YouTube page.
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Another 25 tons remains cached for use in litigation or as evidence in pending cases, according to Director General Kitili Mbathi.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou can also try clearing out temporary files, cached files, and cookies from your browser: In Chrome you can open up the Settings option from the program menu, then click Advanced and Clear browsing data to get rid of junk data you don't actually need (Cached images and files is a good option to select).
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Even though the account was suspended within hours, a cached version of the webpage continues to exist, according to Tech In Asia.
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The photo, from Cullinan's Twitter account, was later deleted but was still viewable on Monday on a cached archive of the page.
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The little-noticed provision, which dated back at least to October according to the cached version of an IRS webpage on Archive.
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Since then, all those posts have been deleted from the official microblog account, but cached versions were saved and are viewable online.
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My ex stalked me through my apps and hacked into my personal accounts using fake accounts and cached copies of my old passwords.
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Clear out cached dataIf you don't want to uninstall apps, clearing out the temporary data they've stored up is the next best thing.
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Trello worked with the pair to take down the public boards they found and is working with Google to remove the cached sites.
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These things include email stored on servers and cached content that can be easily restored, like books stored by the Amazon Kindle app.
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A cached version of the company's website from July 2017 mentions three times that the company "may slow speeds" on its unlimited plans.
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After the shift, Google will show the mobile version of the site's pages in its Search results and in the Google cached pages.
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When the device detects it lacks room for the movie file, it rejects the download and clears out cached data lingering in apps.
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As I mentioned before, much of it is encrypted, or passes through a proxy, or is cached on the fly by Google or Netflix.
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While the game has been removed, a cached version of the Play Store page is still available on Google search (at least for now).
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A cached version of the now-deleted contest website says that any legal United States resident 18 or older would be eligible to enter.
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The app, Rela, set up in 2012, has around 5 million registered users, a cached version of its entry on Apple's iTunes site shows.
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Your iPhone is most likely deleting old cached files, cookies and histories to make room for the iTunes movies, which it deems is "important".
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"Having certain things cached or stored locally once you've visited a certain website will make accessing the website faster on future visits," Davis says.
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Its App Store description also encouraged people to use it, and did not note that its images were cached and repeated to every user.
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Barriss' digital footprint suggests he was familiar with swatting, as a cached copy of his now-suspended Twitter account had multiple references to it.
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The Twitter account has been suspended but CNN was able to find a cached copy of the profile that had multiple references to swatting.
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On Friday, the contest was marked "lot closed;" Google cached version of the auction's page, however, said bidding was supposed to last until Tuesday.
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The group has since removed the album and deleted their page but it can still be seen on the cached version of the website.
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It could allow a hacker to steal information stored in the memory of the chip itself, including things such as passwords and cached files.
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Users can use Photoshop on their iPads or desktops offline, with edits being cached on the device until they connect back to the internet.
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But a cached version of the site shows it was working on "panel audio" which removes the need for a speaker in a device.
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As of writing, the site seems to be offline, and visitors are redirected to a cached version of it hosted by web firm Cloudflare.
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This time the site page that is cached says nothing more than "Dear Failure with Jeff Rambo" in black and red on a blue background.
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The data was also cached by Google and other sites, which means that Cloudflare now has to hunt it all down before hackers find it.
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Titled the "Shanghai State Security Bureau Preliminary Selection Announcement for 2016 Graduates," the ad has since been taken down, but a cached version still exists.
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From the dialog that appears, choose cookies and cached files, plus any other bits of data you want to blitz, from the beginning of time.
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Another, cached as more of an instructional walkthrough, is called "How To Make People Feel Beautiful, Attractive, and Wanted," and has over a million views.
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On a cached site for the National Front, which has campaigned under the slogan, "It's O.K. to be white," reactions to the attack were divided.
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That unprotected web address was visible to search engines and was later cached by Google, making it accessible to anyone who knew where to look.
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As reported by 9to5Mac, Apple appears to have recently joined the consortium, as a cached list from a week ago did not yet include the company.
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If you use the web version of OneDrive on an unfamiliar PC, then any files within the Personal Vault will not be cached by a browser.
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This list must have been published by accident, as the software giant removed it over the weekend so only cached copies of the information are available.
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It doesn't even have access to footage after it has been shot and stored on the drone's internal memory or cached temporarily on a user's smartphone.
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On a cached version of its website from March 19, it also said it keeps age, gender, location, work and education, and family and relationship information.
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Although Smiling Grape's website is currently unavailable, a cached version of the £1,295 ($1,662) tour itinerary lists stops at microbreweries, pubs, bars, restaurants, and a vineyard.
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Offline mode features include: much more cached feed content, liking and commenting offline, visiting profiles, unfollowing and includes support for the explore, activity and profile tabs.
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The app, which was launched in 2012, has around five million registered users, as a cached version of its iTunes app description showed, according to Reuters.
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This includes pre-cached JavaScript on the front-end for fast load times, and the site is fully responsive so it works on any mobile device.
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The Internet Archive is known for its Wayback Machine, which preserves web pages so that cached sites can be viewed even if they are taken down.
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The widespread vulnerability could allow a hacker to steal information stored in the memory of the chip itself, including things such as passwords and cached files.
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According to Mr. Wheeler's cached biography on the website of his former law firm, he has extensive experience defending schools and municipalities against employment discrimination lawsuits.
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Rather than using a content manager as a single gatekeeper, we have moved toward individualized data stores, which let us load cached data as quickly as possible.
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The account does not appear to have been suspended by Twitter, and the most recent cached version of his account suggests he had not tweeted since Friday.
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According to a (now deleted) webpage from Toys 'R Us in Canada (a cached page is here), the Nintendo Switch base model will be $330 in Canada.
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The news outlet Reuters published its own version of the story last night (cached link via the Wayback Machine), also citing an anonymous senior White House official.
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In Apple Music, there's a handy Downloaded Music entry in the Music section of the Settings app on iOS that you can use to delete cached tracks.
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Indeed, Facebook's announcement does list Rosen as the VP of Product Management right now, but a cached version of the release calls him the VP of Integrity.
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Although the DNC was not listed as a partner for the Women's March as of Tuesday evening, a page cached by Google on Sunday morning showed otherwise.
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Such posts soon found an authentic audience: The Negron post was reposted by a verified Facebook account belonging to Black Lives Matter Chicago, according toa cached copy.
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I've used my phone to navigate to a rural area — say, upstate Vermont — and since the app cached the original route, it got me there just fine.
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Luckily, my calendar is still cached on my phone, so I can see that I'm scheduled to chat with Alex, Chrome's lead designer, at 303:230 a.m.
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The report illustrates how a series of mouse clicks on any web browser can expose the persistent URL of private posts and stories cached on Facebook servers.
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Click Advanced and Clear browsing data to remove specific types of data from the browser, including your browsing history, cached files, cookies, autofill form data, and so on.
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Muffett said that he is chiefly worried about where in Apple's operating system this data lives, and whether it's cached or written somewhere where it can be recovered.
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Glocom On a cached version of its website, Glocom, or Global Communications Co, said it was founded in 1996 and has been "always in the black" ever since.
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The only apps listed here are the non-native ones that don't come with the Apple TV—you can't see details of cached movies and television shows.5.
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But instead of just loading a website from the internet, a Progressive Web App is typically cached on your device so it has some sort of offline functionality.
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According to a Google search of cached Buzzfeed pages, at least three articles briefly have had their headline changed to "Hacked By OurMine," or some variation of that.
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Several tweets were movie quotes, and at least one of the cached tweets was a lyric from a song by rapper Juicy J that included the n-word.
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The leaked data was automatically cached by search engines, so Cloudflare has worked with Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu and other companies to scrub sensitive data from their caches.
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A cached version of the page shows that as of May 31, there were still posts, photos, and videos, as well as almost 30 million likes and followers.
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The list was posted in a blog post, containing data from 1,595 employee profiles, which is still available in cached form although the links have been taken down.
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Schultz's Twitter followers more than doubled after the tweet, from around 3,000 on Saturday to almost 6,85033 by Sunday evening, according to a cached version of the webpage.
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Joy-Ann Reid's claims of being hacked have fallen apart, reports the Daily Beast, after an internal investigation revealed homophobic blog posts were cached and not just screenshots.
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Although the data is no longer accessible directly from the exposed web server, hundreds of résumés and other documents can be found in results cached by search engines.
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Such posts soon found an authentic audience: The Negron post was reposted by a verified Facebook account belonging to Black Lives Matter Chicago, according to a cached copy.
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In 2015, a postal worker in Philadelphia failed to deliver more than 20,000 pieces of mail on his route and instead cached them in his car and home.
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A cached version of the interview was being circulated on Twitter, but some time Tuesday morning the blog put it back on the site with an editor's note.
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Some of these services, including the largest ones, have resharing features that require the cached text to be updated for those who shared it after the original is edited.
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Future Tech Group appears to have removed its website, but a cached version shows the company advertised facial recognition products and design calculation technology, among other types of software.
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He was an associate marketing professor, according to a cached version of his faculty page, and had been there since August 2008, according to his now-deleted LinkedIn profile.
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The listing was quickly removed from Walmart's website, but Droid Life was able to find a cached version, which shows the miniature smart speaker available for preorder for $49.
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Not everyone is affected, and this could be because some have the search suggestions cached locally or they're still able to reach Apple's servers thanks to a DNS cache.
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We also found more than a dozen ALPR cameras in use by police in California, given away by their hidden Wi-Fi network name but still cached by Shodan.
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Bernstein wrote an article (down at the time of this posting, a cached version is available) that alleged that a "soccer-obsessed high-school student" was responsible for OurMine.
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According to a cached description of the game on Google Play, the goal of Survival Island 3 is to survive in Australia by fighting angry animals and collecting food.
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A quick Google search for a cached version of the official plug-in page returned the WordPress stats: Clef had at least 1 million active installs on WordPress sites.
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When you visit a page, even anonymously, that page and its components still have to be loaded into memory, displayed and cached, libraries or plugins perhaps accessed or modified.
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The Amazon listing for the boot has since been pulled down, but a cached version shows an image of the tread for the $50 boot made by Conal Footwear.
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We would have disclosed even earlier, but because some of this info had been cached, we thought we had a duty to clean that up before it became public.
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Today every tweet is archived, every Facebook selfie stashed and cached, every arts/tech/culture blog mirrored, and the idea of the permanence of data is taken for granted.
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Many users are reporting that the apps appear to work but aren't actually pulling anything new, instead just showing whatever they've got cached from before the servers went down.
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This is because Steam installs mods in the same place as the cached files it&aposs clearing out, so clearing your download cache will remove those mods as well.
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But cached versions of the business' homepage and a promotional Medium post from 2015 show a business pitching itself as a trusted aid to webcrawlers who'd like privacy online.
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To make things worse, this data would in turn be cached and recorded by search engines—that's why Google had to remove the sensitive data from its own cache.
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In order to view the cache where Quick Look thumbnails are cached, someone would need physical access to your device, along with a way to unlock it and get inside.
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What we do know that makes this so worrisome is that some of the memory leaks, which may have included user data, was able to be cached by search engines.
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You can activate the browser's Do Not Track request option (though websites may choose not to honor it), clear out cookies and other cached data from Chrome's memory, and more.
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" (Cached via Google at this link.) The Verge and countless other news outlets covered the update, in which he insisted "more than 99 percent of what people see is authentic.
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Although she has scrubbed a lot of her older, more questionable blog posts, there is still a cached version about, say, that time she thought she had a black grandfather.
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The official White House website has removed its LGBTQ-dedicated page, which, according to a cached version of the site, previously championed President Obama's dedication to engaging with the community.
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"This may improve reception of cached materials, but not for example email which depends on local bandwidth," a local telecommunications technician said, requesting anonymity for fear of losing his job.
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"The bug was serious because the leaked memory could contain private information and because it had been cached by search engines," Cloudflare explains in a blog post on the matter.
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In addition to considering where defense funds should be cached, lawmakers need to take stock of where the Pentagon is on the road to rebuilding and preparing for the future.
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You can delete an app's stored or cached data on your tablet by selecting Storage on the App Info screen, or change the alerts it can show by selecting Notifications.
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Here are the full release notes: Enterprise content: Resolves an issue were network or cached user accounts (such as Active Directory accounts) using the maxFailedLoginAttempts password policy were becoming disabled.
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A cached version of the website describes the card as "the official credit card of the N.R.A." and offers a $40 credit with the first purchase made on the card.
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" A cached version of the listing for Everything About Face Masks and Coronavirus shows the book earned one-star reviews complaining it was "barely readable" and "not worth the money.
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A cached article found by TechCrunch shows that he certainly was a Sandy Hook truther but it's unclear if his blog contained images of any of the children who were victims.
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Google has its Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) standard and Facebook launched "Canvas," which are effectively Instant Ads that live as in-app cached landing pages for its own News Feed ads.
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Cached versions of the Play Store page for Spy Tracker, for example, had several reviews purporting to be from people who had installed it on their spouses' phones without their consent.
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"Trump won the Electoral College but is behind by almost 840,000 votes," reads the description on a cached version of the deleted Facebook events page hosted by BM, another alias of BlackMattersUS.
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"Right now, we are in a tight spot, as we are having legal trouble caused by a contract we signed," the message stated (a cached version of the Medium post is viewable).
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A former radio and television personality, Ms. Harris, 85, keeps up with trends, she said, by leafing through the magazines cached in her room, French and Italian Vogue and Essence among them.
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Many of the sites I visit want to load Google fonts—a free, open-source resource the company released in 2010—which are downloaded from Google's servers and then cached in the browser.
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If you're wondering about OurMine's beef with Anonymous—and there's absolutely no reason you should care—here's a cached version of a now-deleted tweet in which they claimed to have doxed them.
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The band's Facebook page, which had nearly 1,700 likes, and YouTube accounts appear to have been deleted in the wake of the shootings, according to cached versions of the Google search results page.
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The conversation would likely have to be deconstructed and permanently discarded immediately after intake, the way audio is cached in a device like a hearing aid or a service like digital voice transmission.
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The app has a dashboard that shows how much storage your phone has left, includes a button to clear cached files, and it highlights large files you can delete to free up space.
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Another cached page for SMS Tracker contains a review in which a user claims that the developer is a "pro ethical hacker" before mentioning the app helped him "track my spouse's sms remotely".
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A description of van Doorn on the cached version of Confido's website says that he has a master's degree in international business and has worked at firms such as eBay, PepsiCo and Zalando.
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The message was deleted about two hours after it was posted Monday evening on Weibo, but cached copies exist on monitoring sites including Freeweibo and the University of Hong Kong journalism school's Weiboscope.
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Simon & Schuster removed the forthcoming book, The Path: Accelerating Your Journey to Financial Freedom, from its website, a cached version of the site shows, after BuzzFeed News published its first report on May 17.
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The company said that it had not yet identified any malicious uses of the information, but noted that there was an additional problem because some of the data had been cached by search engines.
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With the latest series of improvements, Facebook will select which stories to show you based on a combination of pre-cached stories saved on the device, as well as new stories from Facebook's servers.
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And you can trust that the cached, instantly loaded page that's sitting inside Google search or Twitter is faithful to its canonical source, even if that source was updated after it was first published.
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You can also navigate to Settings > Privacy > Clear Browsing Data, which will let you delete browsing history, cookies and site data, cached images and files, saved passwords, and autofill data—or everything at once.
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A charity auction for a coffee date with future first daughter Ivanka Trump appears to have been shut down despite bidding reaching $72,888, according to a Google cached version of the contest's entry page.
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I've reached out to Forbes for details but, for now, you can read a cached version of the story here and an updated version that was briefly on the site is here (via Wonkette).
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Josephus, whose life spanned all three Flavian emperors, would have come to the Domus Flavia to pay homage to his patrons and perhaps murmur a prayer before the sacred scroll they had cached here.
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In the event a targeted system doesn't have the root certificate cached, Rashid said, an attacker could still pull off an exploit by adding JavaScript that accesses a site chained to the root certificate.
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In rarer cases, you might also be using Progressive Web Apps, which are basically websites that are cached to your device so they can have some offline functionality and be launched like an app.
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In terms of staying safe and protected on your phone, CCleaner's main benefit is going to be tidying up cached files, browsing histories, and downloaded files that you might not want other people peeking at.
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This means that data is cached locally, is only accessible via the mobile device paired to Aristotle, and the data stored in the cloud can be accessed with parental approval along with the authorized devices.
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AMP Stories are coded and served with many of the same tools used to make AMP articles — so they load fast and may even be pre-cached on your phone before you click on them.
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In some apps, such as Safari, you can clear out cached data without uninstalling the entire app (in the case of the iOS web browser go to Safari in Settings to find the relevant option).
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"I was among a number of media types who found them inappropriate and, given the gravity of the day's subject matter, downright jarring," C.J. wrote in her column, a cached version of which remains here.
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You can see a screen shot above of Do.com's LinkedIn page; and, because the Internet is not great at letting the world forget things, you can find a cached version of the blog post here.
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No information was given regarding the presence of the hoverboard in the retailer's brick and mortar stores, however, cached versions of the retailer's Hovertrax pages indicate that the item was only offered for sale online.
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A cached version of the page from early Thursday morning then estimates that attorney fees will "likely to be another $1 million," while her page had set a goal of $4.5 million mid-day Thursday.
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The text itself is about 3.5 kilobytes uncompressed, but the total payload of the page if nothing is cached is more than 10 MB, or more than 3000x the data usage of the actual text itself.
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A few of the records cached by Google include a spreadsheet with the names and addresses of candidates, which is public information, and the contact information of an analyst at the Arkansas Secretary of State's office.
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One tiny bug in Cloudflare's code led to an indeterminate amount of data—including encryption keys, chat logs, cookies, and passwords—to be leaked out onto the open web and cached by search engines like Google.
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The app won a Bronze Lion at the Cannes festival, but was pulled from Apple's App Store shortly after, when it was discovered that its satellite imagery was not only cached — but over a year old.
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Here&aposs a list of firms that have ended their sponsorships of the charity:KPMG, the accounting firm, which had been listed as a "founding partner" of the charity, according to a cached version of the website.
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When the Bush administration rolled out Colin Powell to mislead us in front of the UN Council and the entire world about the weapons of mass destruction cached in the Iraqi desert, we all believed him.
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READ: Inside the far-right German conspiracy movement that's preparing for a showdown with the German government VICE News viewed a cached version of one of the videos, uploaded to YouTube just days before the attack.
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We've solved problems like this in the past by purging our browser of cookies and cached data, so follow the instructions we laid out in tip 1 if you're still having problems with overbearing pop-up windows.
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So it was somewhat surprising to see him offer, unsolicited, an in-depth policy interview to a small labor-liberal publication in DC (the post is currently crashing the magazine's servers; a cached version is available here).
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As Tom Gara of BuzzFeed tweeted today, citing a cached version of the piece, the accomplished investigative reporter Seymour Hersh is quoted as suggesting that Osama bin Laden couldn't have been the only brains behind the attack.
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A convincing imitation of a news article — since taken down but cached here — posted to the site's style section on Thursday claimed that Trader Joe's would be closing all of its stores nationwide within the next year.
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To clear the Facebook app&aposs cache on your iPhone, you can head into the app&aposs "Settings & Privacy" menu to clear its browser cache, and delete and reinstall the app to fully clear its cached data.
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As I recall it—and although it has been six years, this episode was seared into my memory—a cached version remained shortly after the post was unpublished, but it was soon scrubbed from Google search results.
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Cookies and cached filesAt some point in your life you've probably clicked through on a pop-up accepting a website's use of cookies—particularly if you live in the EU, where such a warning is written into law.
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In Spotify, you can also reduce the quality of cached tracks to free up some room: the option is in the app settings under Music Quality (Android) or behind the Streaming Quality menu in the app settings (iOS).
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Facebook took action after Albright's research was published by correcting what it called a "bug," which it said had given Albright and other researchers unintended access to cached information about the ads through an analytics tool called CrowdTangle.
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One cached Facebook event which appears to be the same one flagged by the Beast had just 48 interested attendees, with only four marked as "went," a category that does not necessarily denote a physical presence at the rally.
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Media outlets spread a hoax article from a fake news site (cached) that a newborn gorilla in a Chinese zoo had been named "Harambe McHarambeface" — a cute combination of the Harambe meme with the famous "Boaty McBoatface" naming poll.
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Prior to their arrival, NASA will have dispatched the Mars 2020 rover, which will have cached samples of the Martian soil which will be sent up to the astronauts for analysis to hopefully determine whether Mars ever hosted life.
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Some of that data was automatically cached by search engines, making it particularly difficult to clean up the aftermath as Cloudflare had to approach Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines and ask them to manually scrub the data.
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We have spoken with multiple hosting providers who suggested changes we could make to clarify that public feed audio is not being hosted or cached by Luminary, and ensure that hosts receive the data to which they are accustomed.
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A cached version of his personal website claimed that "Something very big is kept hidden from humanity!" and linked to the website of an American conspiracy theorist who claims to have worked inside "secret biological facilities" in New Mexico.
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The program's website went dark around June 16 (a cached version is still accessible) and a search for the program on the websites of both Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and the Sony parent company does not turn up any relevant results.
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Not only did removing the Facebook app from his iPhone conserve more battery life, it also gave him a chunk of storage back; Gibbs says he regained about 500MB (111MB for the app and the rest from the app's cached data).
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"This in turn means Cubans who already have access to the internet and want to use our services can expect to see an improvement in terms of quality of service and reduced latency for cached content," Google said in a statement.
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Firefox offers similar options if you go to Preferences from the browser menu and then choose Privacy & Security: Click Clear Data to get rid of cached data that isn't essential to the browser's operation, and if you want, cookies as well.
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While websites for at least two white nationalist groups in New Zealand — the New Zealand National Front and Dominion Movement — were disabled in the wake of Friday's shooting, cached versions still allow readers to view the immediate responses to attacks.
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If you delete the tweet, though, it may still be cached away and therefore available to show up in search results — until the site goes indexing again and updates itself with a fresh copy of your Twitter profile and posts.
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BuzzFeed News found that he had liked Instagram posts about the Crusades and frequently posted anti-LGBTQ, anti-refugee, anti-abortion, and pro-Christian content, often advocating for a culture war, according to cached versions of his account and activity.
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If an attacker or an intelligence agency can find a way to install a normal program on your computer, they could then be able to read passwords stored in the kernel memory, private encryption keys, files cached from the hard drive and more.
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It will set you back $5, but getting content cached locally is as easy as entering a URL and then watching the program go to work—it grabs text, images, stylesheets and more, with everything wrapped up in its own localized folder.
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The site was easily found on a subdomain of the state government's website, and it was indexed by Google, which cached copies of not only the site itself, but also its attendance record pages that still contain Aadhaar numbers in each worker's photo.
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Programmers have been busy for the past two months patching the Linux kernel's virtual memory system to protect against a hardware bug in Intel CPUs that could let attackers exploit security weaknesses and access security keys, passwords, and files cached from a disk.
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Furthermore, the fact that so much of that data was cached across different sites means that, while Cloudflare's initial patch stopped the leaking, the company needs to do lots of hunting around the web to ensure that all of the leaked data gets scrubbed.
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Dozens of Comcast residential internet subscribers posted on 4chan, Reddit, and Twitter Thursday night and early Friday morning that they were unable to access the website, which saves cached versions of websites, videos, pictures, and other web ephemera and emulates old software and games.
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You can be set up in secondsScreenshot: GizmodoRecent conversations are cached and encrypted in your browser, Google says, and get trashed after 14 days of inactivity (you'll also need to repeat the sign in process again if who haven't logged in for that period of time).
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" But a quick look on some cached posts shows the board was a hornet's nest for brutal hate content directed at women, who are described as "femoids" or "fembots": Other posts are titled "all women are sluts" and "females love getting abused by good looking men.
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Almost every wrist wearable we've tried and tested that offers "music" is really doing one of two things: it's playing music that was locally stored or cached on the watch in advance, or it's offering wrist-based controls for music that's actually playing on your phone.
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They came five at a time, loaded with screenshots, links to cached websites, and excerpts from congressional testimony, all of which he had archived as evidence in his one-man quest to uncover how information gets manipulated as it makes its way through the public bloodstream.
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Typically, when you reload a page (and that's a feature even the earliest browsers had), the browser ends up making hundreds of network requests just to see if the images and other resources it cached the first time you went to a site are still valid.
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After all, the cache is designed to load pages and elements more quickly, but like many other parts of your system it can become bloated and unwieldy over time, meaning Chrome has to do more work to dig out the cached files and cookies it's actually after.
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We're not quite sure why this trick works, but it would appear that each time you attempt to download this iTunes movie that's too large for your phone, it tries to eliminate some data it has cached (such as your Safari-surfing habits) or other extraneous backups.
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I mean, this whole saga began because her 16-gigabyte phone runs out of space basically daily, and I tried to delete and redownload some apps for her to clear the phone's cached space, and found what appeared to be aggressive bugs in iCloud in the process.
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In this case, an officer could have seen cached posts, they could have looked his friends up on a separate computer, or they could have simply broken the rules — but there's little outside oversight that would help us figure out which of those scenarios is most likely.
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The website for the Foreign Investment Initiative (FII) has not been recently archived by the Wayback Machine, a cached version captured by Google shows that it contained basic information on the investment summit that many of the world's most powerful executives and governments were expected to attend this week.
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The faculty handbook has changed since the time of these events, but according to a cached copy, captured in 212 but last updated in 214, the university then "strongly discourage[d]" sexual or romantic relationships between employees and students over whom they exercise authority, including the "evaluative" kind.
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Spin are reporting that, since Grace's tweet, Topshop have removed the item from their online store, but because somebody somewhere is looking out for us all, there's a cached version of the page so we can admire just how much punk authenticity $700 buys you in today's cluttered market.
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Although the Attivista 25 Stelle app was removed from Facebook by M22014S web developers last year, a Facebook login button is still visible on a cached version of the app's sign up page, the existence of which was first reported by the Italian website Linkiesta earlier this month.
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If the BuzzwordCoin contract has non-transactional contractual clauses — that is, a functionality that should be regularly called by any party for tasking like computing and updating cached statistics in the contract — we can specify that the miner performing those clauses receives coins from an inflation or shared gas pool.
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Google is testing a new navigation bar for Android P that looks similar to Apple's new gesture and UI on the iPhone X. Google accidentally revealed the new navigation bar in an Android developers blog post (cached copy), and the company removed a screenshot it posted of it in action.
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Other cached pages from Correia's Twitter show him retweeting John Solomon, the former Hill columnist who pushed the narrative that forms the basis for Giuliani's baseless theory that Biden ordered the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor general who was investigating Burisma, a Ukrainian gas company on whose board his son Hunter had a seat.
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If there ever will be a truly complete take on "Pablo," it should include all of these things: maybe a collector's edition that includes T-shirts and handstitched tweets and a fashion lookbook and behind-the-scenes documentary video footage and cached web pages and exhaustive demos documenting the songs at their various phases of evolution.
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The statement by a local committee of the 5 Star Movement — which has since been taken down from the website, although a cached version and a PDF version can still be found online — was made in opposition to the "Gronda di Genova," a proposed infrastructure project for motorways in Genoa that included improvements to the collapsed bridge.
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Other tasks we've seen done with Automate include automatically erasing temporary cached files at regular points in the day, turning up the brightness when a call comes in, reading out text messages, putting a simple countdown in a notification, turning on Bluetooth when driving, fading out music after a specified length of time and sharing your location with others.
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If malicious users were able to gain control of any PCs then this could have opened up GoToMyPC users to additional breaches if website passwords were stored or cached in a browser and the attacker had full control over the PC. The GoToMyPC attack comes just weeks TeamViewer was also compromised thanks to the reuse of passwords that were leaked in recent dumps.
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One of the first posts on the event page when I had looked at it was a Lakeview resident castigating the page's supporters for rallying around such a trivial cause as real problems rage all around us, and Black had penned an explanation in response to the criticisms; unfortunately, both of these were lost when the page was removed, and the cached version does not include them.
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The hacker had created more than 47 separate sitemaps using links/redirects from the site — all averaging 70,000 lines of code each (that's a lot of URLs!) The URLs all looked similar in their format: And this example of the result on a Google search results page — needless to say, Hairball Charters does not have any business extensions in Japan: By looking at this cached page, it's pretty easy to imagine what was happening.
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But a cached version still exists, as does a Google News result: OurMine has taken credit for a number of hacks in recent weeks—besides the aforementioned tech giants, it's also apparently gone after celebrities and Pokémon Go. TechCrunch doesn't appear to have publicly addressed the hack, but Engadget, who's also owned by TechCrunch's parent company AOL, had this to say:Because of the limited nature of the "hack," TechCrunch was able to quickly roll back the changes OurMine made to its site.
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The list of permissions granted, all legitimately accessible through Facebook's API at the time, included: About me Birthday Events Groups Hometown Interests Likes Religion Politics Location Friends' about me information Friends' birthday Friends' events Friends' groups Friends' hometown Friends' interests Friends' likes Friends' religion and politics Friends' location Permissions to access users' email addresses, read streams, create events and publish on users' streams The cached privacy page of the Attivista 22017 Stelle app shows that Casaleggio Associati, a tech firm set up by M20143S cofounder Gianroberto Casaleggio, was responsible for handling data collected through the app.
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