While YouTube's disabling of comments is a swift correction, without disabling the predatory accounts themselves, it appears to be only a cosmetic one.
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"With enough large scale services acting as domain fronts, disabling Signal starts to look like disabling the internet," Signal explained in the blog post.
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YouTube's current attempts to protect children include disabling comment sections on videos that feature minors and disabling live-streaming options for kids unless a parent or guardian is present.
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The symptoms that are most disabling—and people find this really shocking—but study after study has shown that the most disabling symptoms with Parkinson are the non-motor symptoms: depression and anxiety.
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"Two weeks without you," she captioned it, disabling the comments.
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"It can be quite disabling because it's permanent," said Friedman.
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Ring says disabling these features will extend the battery life.
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Due to ongoing issues, we'll be disabling Shopping Carts again.
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Browser makers have also been disabling Flash Player by default.
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YouTube reacted then by disabling comments on videos with kids.
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Which means most people will probably end up disabling it.
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But too much of it can be demoralizing, even disabling.
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This is different from how disabling search used to work.
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There is a more permanent solution for disabling automatic updates.
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More than 3 million Americans live with disabling brain injuries.
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Vertigo is one of the most disabling causes of dizziness.
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You can avoid the issue by disabling lock screen notifications for messaging apps or by disabling Siri when your phone is locked (note that this will apply to all Siri functions, not just messaging apps).
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Disabling cookies is also an option for the seriously security-minded.
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Here's a guide to disabling some of the more popular ones.
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You could be left with permanent, "disabling" vision loss, says Schuman.
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"If you don't do it you're really disabling yourself," says Hurley.
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Cancer cells can sometimes lock onto checkpoints, disabling the T-cells.
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But, short of disabling the button entirely, it's a decent compromise.
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You might say my regard for the rules was almost disabling.
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Some add a degree of challenge by disabling saves during missions.
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Discord has many features for disabling notifications, both broad and narrow.
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Russian military drones launch a devastating electronic attack, disabling American defenses.
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Disabling input conversion devices would knock out many assistive technologies pic.twitter.
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Its bombing has badly damaged facilities, disabling the cranes which unload cargo.
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But meds have earned a place in the fight against disabling illness.
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Disabling an entire product because of one third party component is insane.
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By disabling the iris preview, the iris scanner is now actually useful.
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NPR will be disabling all existing comment sections on its website, NPR.
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We are disabling these panels for live streams related to the fire.
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Multiple sclerosis is a disabling disease of the brain and spinal cord.
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This may mean disabling constant notifications from news sites or social media.
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So disabling your fingerprint sensor when traveling is generally a safer move.
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Birth control works primarily by blocking sperm, disabling sperm, or preventing ovulation.
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It declined to comment on future plans for potentially disabling the feature entirely.
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YouTube didn't confirm whether disabling a video's comments would lift its ad restrictions.
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Globally, the number of people with a "disabling hearing loss" is 23 million.
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Multiple studies show that the more disabling features are the non-motor features.
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In simplest terms, their tech works by jamming and disabling drones within range.
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Building on previous research Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe and disabling mental disorder.
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It's unclear whether these issues are related to the mass account disabling today.
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Commenting disabling was previously available for a small number of accounts, says Instagram.
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Once disabling arthritis develops, the activities one is accustomed to can become problematic.
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"Repeat strokes are more deadly, disabling, and costly than first strokes," Levine said.
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Disabling lower back pain from degenerated disks often improves on its own, eventually.
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But that sheath can dry out faster in warmer temperatures, disabling the virus.
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Though Stefan's headaches were disruptive and disabling, he was luckier than his grandma.
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Emergency room visits for alcohol-related falls, particularly disabling for seniors, have increased.
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If any remote-management settings are in place, the F.B.I. suggests disabling them.
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Mr. Shields had seen a friend die from a painful and disabling disease.
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But distracted driving could be reduced simply by disabling phones in moving cars.
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Temporarily disabling an extension is easy enough: Just turn the relevant toggle switch off.
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One solution involved disabling some CPU features, which would inevitably lead to slower performance.
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Going through and uninstalling or disabling all this junk is a hellacious time suck.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe and disabling brain disorder, marked by hallucinations and depression.
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He dealt with this difficulty by disabling the manufacture of the lysosomic digestive enzymes.
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Schizophrenia is a lifelong, disabling condition, but there are no relays for this disease.
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Disabling both AutoPay and eBilling will result in a recurring $7.99 payment each month.
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In the OECD's words, motivation driven primarily by outsiders can lead to "disabling perfectionism".
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YouTube is preemptively disabling comments on videos it believes that may attract bad actors.
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The company revoked Google's developer certificate, disabling internal apps used by the company's employees.
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Disabling the CCR5 gene, then, certainly might make someone quite resistant to contracting HIV.
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"Rather than disabling tracking, "privacy-enhanced mode" seems to cover it up," they claim.
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If you find it happening often, you've got the option of disabling Bixby entirely.
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Take that to a more severe degree, however, and it can be completely disabling.
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They follow the DIA's commands, but instead of disabling the nuke, they launch it.
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Features include limiting your vehicle to specific speed limits and disabling texting while driving.
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These headaches can be disabling and result in missed work and frequent doctor visits.
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Her health began to fail and she began to suffer from disabling back pain.
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ALMOST HALFWAY TO DESTINATION ATS B8901456 OVERRODE PROGRAMMING AND REVERSED DIRECTION, DISABLING GPS LOCATOR.
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The kickoff to the Land Run would be the disabling of the quarantine plague.
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Painful and disabling periods can be stopped altogether with a process called menstrual suppression.
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Actelion makes drugs for pulmonary arterial hypertension, which can be disabling and shorten lives.
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Of course, disabling the camera sort of defeats the primary purpose of the device.
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Mistakes are inevitable, but some can be disabling No CEO can get everything right.
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The captain intervened, disabling the autothrottle and setting the thrust levers to their maximum.
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The Kids platform also offers parental controls, like limiting screen time and disabling search.
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Vertigo can be a disabling condition that lasts for weeks, months or even years.
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Disabling sperm: Spermicide is the least reliable method, working only 72% of the time.
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Sharing your screen and disabling the camera do exactly what they say they do.
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It is very real — people truly feel it, and it can be absolutely disabling.
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And disabling only the frontal ganglion does not normally result in quick death or unconsciousness.
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Temporarily disabling your account hides your profile, photos and comments but does not delete them.
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Just as you're about to board the train, an electromagnetic pulse goes off, disabling transportation.
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Disabling LTE results in a full 3G signal with 3G data - no issues, rock solid.
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While this method of searching is effective, outright disabling explicit content is your best bet.
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It's not a malignancy, but they can be very, very disabling when people have one.
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Instead, the company is selectively disabling the mobile web view for users of certain devices.
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Abruptly disabling a perfectly functional product after just a couple of years doesn't do that.
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She made that very clear by disabling comments on any photos of her and Thompson.
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Microsoft is now disabling the Cortana voice-over on Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, and Education.
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Disabling autofill on Chrome is accessed first by clicking Preferences and then Show Advanced Settings.
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Google is following other browsers by disabling the SharedArrayBuffer feature to mitigate against the attacks.
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Even so, disabling it by default still offers protections against unwanted and potentially malicious content.
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A simple Facebook feature could empower users to more easily moderate their posts: disabling comments.
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In that case, disabling images by default is the only sure-fire way to go.
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There's even a method for disabling Chip and PIN, although Kamkar has since removed it.
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The app isn't actually disabling voicemail per the carrier – it only seems like it is.
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Amazon will give people the option of disabling human reviews of Alexa recordings, Bloomberg reported.
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In addition to that, Facebook is also disabling posting to Facebook via text messages altogether.
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According to the F.D.A., back problems are the most common cause of disabling, chronic pain.
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His stroke scale was 7, moderately disabling, but he survived for a few more years.
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According to the World Health Organisation there are 466 million people with disabling hearing loss.
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It's just enough friction to prevent me from casually disabling the block when I'm bored.
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It also means staying away from neighborhood apps and disabling the audio recording on cameras.
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Just note that disabling them will also prevent you from seeing other people's read receipts.
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Also, disabling background refresh on apps you don't use very much is a good idea.
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Another exodus of advertisers occurs, and YouTube responds by disabling comments on videos featuring children.
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By disabling sperm: Methods like spermicides kill sperm or make them unable to fertilize eggs.
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Their only contraceptive method is the copper itself which has a disabling effect on sperm.
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Experts usually recommend disabling Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity during a convention such as DEF CON.
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Grindr warns, "an approximate distance may be inferred," but disabling the feature makes it more difficult.
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Until the Gym features roll out worldwide, they'll be temporarily disabling Gyms in its current form.
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Early on, cancer cells typically flourish by disabling DNA repair and ramping up the mutational frenzy.
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If so, and if you don't need that location tracking, consider disabling it for those apps.
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So far, the only solutions seem to be disabling background data, and deleting the app altogether.
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The J&J Animas OneTouch Ping could be attacked, disabling the device or altering the dosage.
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Neuropathic (nerve) pain, in particular, is often only marginally treatable and otherwise miserable and frequently disabling.
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An Instagram bug affecting some users is preventing them from temporarily disabling their accounts, TechCrunch reports.
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As before, you'll be warned if you're disabling a permission that an app significantly relies on.
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A similar number of people, 52%, in the cognitive behavioral therapy group reported less disabling pain.
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Infants with microcephaly tend to have abnormally small heads and may experience potentially disabling developmental problems.
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Infants with microcephaly are born with abnormally small heads and may experience potentially disabling developmental problems.
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Consider: In 2016, Apple was caught disabling iPhones that had been repaired by third-party shops.
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Temporarily disabling Iran's defenses makes it safer for US warplanes and weapons to hit their targets.
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YouTube is disabling comments on videos with minors, the company said in a blog post Thursday.
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The World Health Organization considers migraines to be the sixth most disabling disease in the world.
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That's because simply disabling syncing doesn't remove any contacts that have been previously uploaded to Facebook.
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YouTube responded with measures like disabling comments on videos with children in them, which furthered backlash.
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Be sure you know just what you are enabling or disabling in the Windows Features box.
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By contrast, conditions that are degenerative and disabling more often than causing death remain largely unchanged.
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Permanently disabling EXIM will not improve the global export credit system and make it more competitive.
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If you're experiencing slow startups, start by disabling the programs at the top and work down.
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To get the most out of these fancy phones, consider disabling most of the included software.
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Earlier this month, a Guardian report flagged a curious 'Error 53' message that was disabling iPhones.
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But unlike others, it aims to catch drones instead of disabling them or shooting them down.
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If you can't go to work, your income could stop right away after a disabling event.
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Apple blocked that technique in 2010 by disabling iPhones after a certain number of incorrect attempts.
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The bail was set at $2 million after concerns that he had been disabling the device.
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Minuteman missiles were vulnerable to a disabling cyberattack, and no one realized it for many years.
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There are a handful of psychological stages involved in coping with a disabling spinal cord injury.
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The new menu then appears, enabling you to access options such as disabling images or extensions.
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Disabling the Steam overlay will allow games that have those performance issues to run more smoothly.
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They are successfully dismantling and disabling the federal agencies that investigate and adjudicate whistleblower retaliation cases.
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That's absolutely not to say that people should be forced to deal with grueling, disabling pain.
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People should also consider disabling remote-management settings, changing passwords and upgrading to the latest firmware.
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It follows, then, tha disabling the use of longcodes wherever possible (again) would likely solve this problem.
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The FBI wants Apple's help to access shooter Syed Rizwan Farook's phone by disabling its passcode protections.
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However, at the same time, Google is disabling some of its protections against autoplay for mobile users.
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Worse still, Amazon makes disabling its new calls and messaging feature difficult once you've switched it on.
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"Disabling the account now is not helping anyone," Nima Fatemi, an Iranian independent security researcher, told Motherboard.
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Both Apple and Google recommend disabling push notifications, which are essentially app alerts, to conserve battery life.
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Apple officially recommends installing this update, or disabling app notifications as a method for fixing the crash.
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Hey guys, #CSGOBig will be disabling deposits and will be shutting down temporarily to comply with Valve.
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Previously, you could switch off Bixby entirely, including disabling the key itself so that it did nothing.
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She told the authorities that Dr. Newman had given her an extra shot of morphine, disabling her.
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The paper suggests disabling game play near roadways or when a certain driving speed has been reached.
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With the impending shutdown, Newton is disabling new signups, and it won't renew monthly subscriptions going forward.
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Deleting an add-on removes any data associated with it, where disabling and re-enabling does not.
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The novel changes gear when the storm sweeps in, disabling technology and bringing Frankie and Stotts closer.
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Disabling a specific set of comments is a great start and hopefully the beginning of a movement.
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No one would argue with the possibility of a disabling presidential infirmity for reasons of mental disorder.
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Facebook announced it is disabling messaging in its mobile web app, pushing people to its Messenger app.
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Four hours after the research was posted, someone posted what purports to be the key-disabling key.
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"They're testing us every day — knocking our communications down, disabling our AC-130s, et cetera," Army Gen.
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Disabling receipts will also keep you from seeing the check mark on your own sent messages. New!
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The Xbox One will also support disabling game mode when you switch to another app like Netflix.
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Six others died; Giffords survived grievous, disabling wounds and now leads an effort to curb gun violence.
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If you have an iPhone or iPad, disabling microphone access to Facebook is a snap:-Open Settings.
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Temporarily disabling a particular add-on is easy enough, because you can just click the Disable button.
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Many more people infected with malaria don't die but suffer a painful and temporarily disabling infection nonetheless.
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He suffered from chronic nerve damage pain, after surviving a disabling Jeep accident in Yemen in 1992.
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From birth to death, no one is immune from the risks of disabling injury or chronic illness.
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By disabling the ownership check the game can no longer determine whether you legitimately own the game.
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Disabling ads on individual channels, the groups said, only addressed one aspect of tech companies' business model.
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American officials are also said to be considering covert means of disabling the nuclear and missile programs.
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SAD ranges widely in severity, from the doldrums Dr. Rosenthal calls the "winter blues" to disabling ennui.
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In its Help Center, Google provides instructions on disabling or deleting Location History and Web & App Activity.
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The thieves struck while the works' owner was away, disabling the house's alarm system to remain undetected.
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As Ars reader karinto pointed out in a comment, however, instructions for disabling the feature are here.
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This would be a disabling abdication of its rights and obligations as a separate branch of government.
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Facebook won't be disabling personal accounts that post misinformation about vaccines, a spokeswoman told CNN on background.
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The Six-Party Talks continued and in 2007, the pariah nation began disabling its Yongbyon nuclear plant.
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Instead it acts like a hypodermic needle, apparently injecting something into the prey — perhaps a disabling venom.
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We took immediate action by deleting accounts and channels, reporting illegal activity to authorities and disabling violative comments.
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That led to a temporary disabling of some nuclear facilities, but talks collapsed because of differences over verification.
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Migraines are the most common cause of headache, Samuels says, ranging in severity from relatively mild to disabling.
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Disabling your computer's root account would not fix the problem, according to several researchers looking into the bug.
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Women with ADHD were also much more likely to report physical problems, such as disabling pain or insomnia.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe, and disabling mental disorder that affects 22013% of adults in the United States.
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In the meanwhile, Lenovo recommends digging into your settings and disabling "Enhanced LTE Mode," its name for VoLTE.
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But… when non-elites become too powerful, the result is not liberty but the disabling of the state.
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Among many contingency plans, the Pentagon is considering a disabling pre-emptive strike against the North's nuclear sites.
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It felt invasive enough to make me hit the killswitch, disabling all of my data personalization on Twitter.
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If it determines a channel is violating copyright, it will take action, which can include disabling the channel.
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The first time I tested a smart security camera in my home, I ended up disabling the notifications.
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But if that doesn't happen, disabling USB Restricted Mode just takes a quick visit to the Settings menu.
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A weak government and institutions are disabling all possible avenues for economic policy and political change, she said.
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When opting out of privacy policies and other user agreements, you may also be disabling automatic software updates.
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In response, YouTube on Thursday announced that it is disabling comments on almost all videos that feature minors.
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With TAVR, the composite rate of death or disabling stroke was 0.8 percent versus 2.6 percent for surgery.
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Worse still, Amazon makes disabling its new calls and messaging feature pretty difficult after you've switched it on.
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" A responding police officer, however, wrote in the report that the van was towed after suffering "disabling damage.
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This means genuinely asking for permission — using honesty to win trust by enabling rather than disabling user agency.
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Here's a rundown of some of the most common, most painful and most disabling headaches people face today.
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Luckily, disabling Facebook notifications — or customizing which notifications you receive and which you don't — is quick and easy.
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Amazon is disabling its Dash buttons, the little buttons that let people re-order groceries with a push.
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Disabling ad-skipping is now a common practice across services, in fact, but it's confusing to end users.
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Years after becoming one of the go-to destinations for iOS jailbreaks, Cydia's app store is disabling purchases.
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Or will I push myself harder, knowing that I'll no longer end up in disabling pain from overexertion?
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It might even be better, offering lower risks of disabling strokes and death, compared to open-heart surgery.
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If your dog suffers a disabling shock, someone who tries to rescue it can get electrocuted as well.
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When she was in her 30s, my mother, Madeleine Weidlinger, started seeing double and had intense disabling headaches.
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To stream audio alone, disabling the camera's video display, tap the microphone icon prior to tapping "Go LIVE."
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These patients can become afflicted with neurocognitive disorders, disabling fatigue, extreme joint pain, heart problems and so on.
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Such actions warranted disabling relevant accounts and continue to be necessary for security reasons, including preventing additional attacks.
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The side effects were reported to be "disabling and potentially long-lasting", though very rare, the EMA said.
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More than 350 of these products are billed for intercepting and disabling drones; the rest simply detect them.
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The "disabling" order, outlined under Section 34 of the Act, requires Facebook to disable access for local users.
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It is capable of disabling those systems if the partners do not meet the terms of their agreement.
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Andromeda was thwarted by disabling more than 85033,500 command and control domains used to coordinate the botnet's actions.
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Each one of my symptoms on its own is disabling, and together they brew up an internal hurricane.
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Not everyone with S.M.A. (or any other disabling condition, for that matter) has the support I've benefited from.
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In May, Iran started disabling and intercepting oil tankers and shot down an American drone on June 20.
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You can turn off voice control on your iPhone by disabling it outright, or replacing it with Siri.
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Disabling the reactors at Yongbyon until they can be safely and verifiably dismantled is a good first step.
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Publicly, he said, "the fiction was maintained" that the goal was limited to disabling Colonel Qaddafi's command and control.
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Elephantiasis is one of 17 neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) that affect 1.5bn people, disabling children and keeping multitudes poor.
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It took the additional step of disabling the ability to use longcodes in countries where a shortcode was available.
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By "genetically disabling" the mouse host, they proved it was possible to generate rat organs within a host species.
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That led to a temporary disabling of some nuclear facilities, but talks fell apart because of differences over verification.
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Their internal circuitry tricks your devices into thinking you've just connected an external microphone, thereby disabling the internal one.
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Developers can lock Gab out by disabling login options to the instance or completely blocking content from its servers.
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Our move plan covered everything from prepping our remote team to cleaning the carpets and disabling the alarm system.
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Some people, including one Mark Zuckerberg, cover up their laptop's camera, but disabling the internal microphone isn't so easy.
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Yet if you have one of the phones that supports this feature, disabling it won't conserve much battery life.
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The company says it's disabling credit card payments "as a precaution," but will still be accepting purchases through PayPal.
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A weak government and state institutions are disabling all possible avenues for economic policy and political change, she added.
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This has led to the proposal of disabling CCR5 in AIDS patients' bodies as a way of curing them.
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Texthelp told The Register that it had shut down the operation by disabling Browsealoud while its engineering team investigated.
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ET: According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, it looks like Apple is in the process of disabling Group FaceTime features.
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MS is an unpredictable, disabling disease of the central nervous system that disrupts communication between the brain and body.
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The company is temporarily disabling the feature entirely until a fix can be made and rolled out to devices.
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Finally, Superhuman will enable disabling of remote image loading, which is itself a way to block incoming tracking pixels.
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It can also control how much power it sends (by disabling the microphone when it's not needed, for example).
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View this document on Scribd 'Hateful comments' result in YouTube disabling chat during a live-streamed hearing on hate
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And in Settings & Privacy - Settings - Notification dots, you'll find more options for enabling or disabling the red notification dots.
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Symantec recommends that users can mitigate any risk by disabling their apps from saving media files to external storage.
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Please consider disabling your ad blocker so we can continue to create the content you come here to enjoy.
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Most Lyme patients who are treated early can fully recover, yet up to 20% experience persistent symptoms -- some disabling.
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DDoS is its preferred method of attack, disabling websites by flooding them with internet requests, overwhelming the servers temporarily.
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A fan disk came apart inside the engine, cutting through the plane's hydraulic system and disabling all flight controls.
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Disabling Water Lock is quick and easy, and will even clear any excess water out of your Apple Watch.
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"It potentially creates further inequities in the healthcare system for people with genetic diseases and disabling conditions," Tabor said.
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As the Post notes, disabling location services or the Background App Refresh feature can help you avoid battery depletion.
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According to the CDC, vision impairment is the single most prevalent disabling condition among children in the United States.
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Disabling Windows Desktop Search is often suggested, as is turning off the SuperFetch function that stores information for applications.
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Disabling an account is typically an easy two- or three-step process, according to current and former Twitter employees.
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And the opioid crisis and its progeny, heroin and fentanyl, are killing and disabling Americans at a staggering rate.
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The crisis extended as the storm moved east, disabling other hospitals, and ambulance crews transferred their patients to Houston.
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At one site, nine electrical transformers had been torn from posts, their copper parts gutted, disabling vital control systems.
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"This tendency, the hallmark of Williams syndrome, is both its silver lining and its most disabling feature," Latson writes.
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In 2016, the FDA had issued warnings about the association of fluoroquinolones with "disabling and potentially permanent side effects".
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Disabling autoplay on services like Disney Plus can help prevent you from accidentally blowing through your monthly data allotment.
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Given the role obesity plays in fostering many chronic, disabling and often fatal diseases, these are dire predictions indeed.
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Pinterest has taken a more aggressive tack, disabling certain search terms and offering users only content from reputable sources.
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This week even Google was forced to throw in the towel and commit to eventually disabling third-party cookie.
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The switch had a tendency to turn off by itself, leaving the car without power and disabling its airbags.
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The box warning was updated on Tuesday to highlight the disabling and potentially permanent side effects of the drugs.
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It was clear the patient had progressive and really very disabling breathlessness, now interfering with activities of daily life.
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And, you know, people taking over your car and hacking into your car and driving it, disabling your breaks—whatever.
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Sarah C.: I got sick in November of 250 with a severe and disabling autoimmune disease with no known cure.
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For a long time, it seemed like a vast number of startups selected names largely by disabling the spell checker.
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And this time, it seems to have the express intention of disabling the industrial safety systems that protect human life.
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Police have disabled one and are in the process of disabling the other, with the assistance of the defence force.
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Disabling ad targeting on Google, meanwhile, warns you that you will not be able to mute some ads going forward.
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You won't see a big jump in use time, but you may end up disabling — and subsequently missing — useful features.
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If you're generally distrustful of the social network, you might want to think about disabling the company's face recognition technology.
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Now, YouTube is taking new steps to address the issue, starting with disabling comments entirely from most videos featuring children.
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The phrase "undesirable outcome" to describe the situation of an AI disabling its own shutdown mechanism is putting it lightly.
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But in October 2016, just a few months after he was verified, Twitter announced it was disabling Vine's uploading feature.
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NATO says the system is designed to intercept Iranian rockets but Moscow says it is aimed at disabling Russian missiles.
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And other high-ranking officials like cabinet secretaries routinely recuse themselves from matters within their departments without disabling their authority.
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Another is a toggle for auto-joining recognized Wi-Fi networks, or disabling auto-join for unrecognized Wi-Fi networks.
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Even the least severe form, type 3 SMA, can be disabling as it progresses, leaving people needing wheelchairs, Biogen said.
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How will they age, and how will they manage -- both financially and physically -- the disabling effects of their cancer treatments?
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"We are disabling the comment function prior to a movie's release date," Rotten Tomatoes announced in a post on Monday.
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For now, parents from the Switch subreddit are suggesting the temporary solution of disabling internet connectivity on the device altogether.
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Disabling Tesla's "passive entry" feature should prevent such a relay attack and its Sentry Mode offers another layer of security.
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Plugging a WiFi access point into your ISP router and disabling WiFi on your ISP junk is a good alternative.
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Police used a marked SUV to ram the mail truck outside the Cinergy Movie Theater in Odessa, disabling the vehicle.
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In the midst of the crisis this weekend, YouTube resorted to temporarily disabling the ability to search recently uploaded videos.
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When the ship traveled to Indonesia, it tried to conceal details about its location by disabling its Automatic Identification System.
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Granted, iOS' privacy controls let you choose which apps can receive beacons by enabling or disabling them in Location Services.
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When the ship traveled to Indonesia, it tried to conceal details about its location by disabling its automatic identification system.
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If an administrator account is needed, disabling the password or changing it temporarily lets you avoid sharing the real one.
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Soon after, he says, Facebook started clamping down on dissenting voices by disabling their social media accounts and censoring posts.
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During my 2005 recurrence, while dealing with disabling side-effects after abdominal surgery, watching the Tour de France kept me going.
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Almost all drugs work by binding to a particular protein in a particular place, thereby altering or disabling that protein's function.
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How can art turn the disabling gaze of normative society toward the liberatory possibilities of those at the so-called "margins"?
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Exploits like this one is why browsers have been disabling plugins, leading to the end of Java and other similar services.
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Carpenter called and tweeted at the company until she noticed Vow to Be Chic was disabling comments on Instagram and Facebook.
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They found that what doctors called "nuisance side effects" such as fatigue, diarrhea and gastrointestinal pain were common, persistent and disabling.
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And an in-app Do Not Disturb mode with multiple temporary options could keep you from permanently disabling Instagram or Facebook.
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But once the disabling program is run, and the courier reenters the apartment, the app just shows the door remaining closed.
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Other options, like disabling then reenabling iMessage, or sending a message on the Mac seem to only fix the problem temporarily.
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The RNA with identical code spots the same stretch within the viral genome, and Cas9 snips it, effectively disabling the virus.
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Disabling email forwarding is a fairly transparent move aimed at stemming a potential exodus from Yahoo Mail to other email providers.
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We do know that the hacker is disabling dangerous devices and compels the consumer to shake their fist at the manufacturer.
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If jostled, the switch could unexpectedly shut off, cutting power to the engine and disabling airbags, power steering and power brakes.
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" So Facebook is disabling the feature and "also making changes to account recovery to reduce the risk of scraping as well.
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"Disabling" on Instagram works similarly as on Facebook, meaning that the account will be hidden as though it has been deleted.
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Well first, the app generates an email address that forwards to your real one after disabling read receipts and location tracking.
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In response to public outcry, Apple took the radical step of disabling group FaceTime entirely until it could release its fix.
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Q. I saw the recent instructions for disabling autocorrect on an iPhone, but what about those of us who use Android?
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Simply disabling this feature will stop Safari crashing, or using the private mode option in the browser as a temporary workaround.
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Increase insurance coverage for non-opioid pain management Chronic pain is a serious and potentially disabling problem for millions of people.
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If people are bothered to the point of disabling notifications or interacting with Alexa less often, that would be a problem.
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Hopefully that's true and Verizon isn't talking about merely disabling them, which isn't quite the same as removing the apps entirely.
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Wilson also admitted to disabling the train after it had entered Nebraska and cutting off the lights in the passenger compartment.
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Disabling extensions should help a little but uninstalling them is your best bet (you can always put them back again later).
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Disabling that would allow FBI hackers to test an infinite number of password combinations until they hit on the correct one.
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Chief among them is a severe, sustained drought in the Sierra Nevada that is stressing trees and disabling their natural defenses.
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The two said that disabling Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) should fix the problem, but this has been disputed by experts.
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But for some of us, periods are painful and disabling, causing us to miss out on school and work and life.
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It remains to be seen if disabling comments will hurt the kind of connections kidfluencers try to establish with their fans.
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I wanted to tell him that the problem was not his shaky pins; the problem was that airports are disabling spaces.
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Most people, regardless of when they get help, recover completely, but about 20% experience persistent symptoms and some can be disabling.
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Cases of congenital syphilis -- where a mother gives the disabling disease to her unborn baby -- have more than doubled since 2013.
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IoT devices create opportunities for bad actors to commandeer devices and use them for nefarious purposes — like temporarily disabling major websites.
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But any clearer understanding would be a gift to therapists working with people with disabling memories of trauma, shame or neglect.
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Hafen said there were four sets of memory cards and that three of the four were coded improperly, disabling the voting machines.
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In the Preferences panel, users can also choose to configure which sites will receive payments by enabling and disabling those they visit.
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We've done this by flagging it as an upload term, disabling certain search terms, blocking channels and searching and removing content manually.
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For centuries, law has often been inseparable from art, playing an important role in enabling (and disabling) the existence of the latter.
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It already barred teens by disabling it within high school geofences, so Yik Yak needs to become more serious, not more playful.
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If a particular app or service (say, Twitter or your email client) is constantly producing notifications, consider disabling notifications for that app.
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If five minutes had gone by before we took action, the baby would probably have survived, but with a disabling brain injury.
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" At the time, the trolling campaign was widely reported and resulted in Twitch disabling new accounts from streaming for "almost two days.
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Simply disabling this feature will stop Safari crashing, as will using the private mode option in the browser as a temporary workaround.
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The app also lets you configure settings for enabling or disabling automatic uploads, or only uploading over Wi-Fi, among other things.
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The FBI is seeking the tech company's help to access shooter Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone by disabling some of its passcode protections.
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These NTDs are not generally killer diseases, but instead produce long-term and disabling effects leading to diminished productivity and intellectual functioning.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking Apple's help to access shooter Rizwan Farook's iPhone by disabling some of its passcode protections.
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Apple is currently opposing a court order demanding that it help investigators break into the phone by disabling a key security feature.
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After disabling the alarm, the gang used diamond-tip drills to bore a hole through more than six feet of reinforced concrete.
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In late May, Razer announced it will shut down Ouya's servers on June 25, disabling all the games available on the platform.
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That led Apple to briefly revoke Facebook and Google's Certificates, thereby disabling the companies' legitimate employee-only apps, which caused office chaos.
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If convicted, Alani faces up to 20 years in prison on the charge of "willfully damaging, destroying or disabling" a commercial aircraft.
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Collin tried to reel in the habit by disabling notifications, but she said she "didn't have the discipline" to leave apps unchecked.
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Disabling targeted ads on children's videos would fall short of addressing the issues with YouTube's platform, said CCFC Executive Director Josh Golin.
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At the time, the disease infected tens of thousands of children in the United States every year, permanently disabling many of them.
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The United States also reportedly carried out a cyberattack in June disabling Iranian computer systems that controlled its rocket and missile launchers.
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Whether the Stonewall myth ultimately proves enabling or disabling will depend on whether it can accommodate the complex history of social progress.
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Schuh cited studies that disabling cookies could lead to a 52 percent decrease in advertising revenue, threatening the financial stability of publishers.
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The consent they signed was for an AIDS vaccine development project, and it did not mention all the risks of disabling CCR₅.
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Within hours, the police arrested him at his home, seizing any closed-circuit camera footage from his home and disabling the cameras.
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Many have injuries or genetic conditions that are disabling, but that allow partial mobility — standing or walking or otherwise moving physically sometimes.
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The Department of Homeland Security recommends disabling the Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) feature on the router and any devices as well.
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Phil escapes Jexi's omnipresent grasp by restarting his phone to install updates, effectively disabling the technology for a brief fifteen minute interlude.
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He is charged with willfully damaging, destroying or disabling an aircraft and could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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He is charged with willfully damaging, destroying or disabling an aircraft and could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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"Sara Lee disabling and deleting IG comments wow they really could have been THE bread for f*gs," Yang wrote on Twitter.
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Disabling the touchpad can be done through Windows 10&aposs Settings app, the Device Manager, and possibly with your computer&aposs keyboard.
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Removing and disabling the core of the nuclear reactor in Arak, which could have produced roughly two weapons' worth of plutonium per year.
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Google said on Wednesday that it had taken steps to protect users from the attacks by disabling offending accounts and removing malicious pages.
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Medtronic's TAVR systems succeeded in demonstrating non-inferiority with no statistically significant difference in a combination of all-cause mortality and disabling stroke.
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But it's not clear that disabling internet access on a drone's control app would plug whatever hole the military suspects it found anyhow.
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The breach included everything from office documents, videos, and promotional materials to alarm codes for disabling the alarm in the company's UK offices.
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You also have the option of enabling and disabling captions or instantly start playing a recently watched show from the macOS Menu Bar.
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Thankfully, disabling the auto-tuning is as simple as hitting the little "x" next to the object recognition tag in the camera app.
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In the other, a 43-year-old miner was crushed because a piece of equipment had been tampered with, disabling a safety switch.
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There are also other mitigations companies can consider that involve disabling CDP on devices like switches, but this can eventually create other problems.
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Microsoft will introduce a new privacy options set up process, with clearer options for disabling location, speech recognition, diagnostics, recommendations, and relevant ads.
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In the past, updates disabling Note 7 features have rolled out across Verizon, AT&T, and other carriers within a matter of days.
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"Both batteries initially responded as designed to the short-circuit by displaying an error and disabling the board from being ridden," he wrote.
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Square confirmed the disabling automatic receipts and unlinking your email address are two separate processes; doing the first won't result in the latter.
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While that is a nice move, a better one would be disabling only calling and texting apps instead of the entire mobile network.
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Upendo Mwingira, a programme manager at the ministry of health in Tanzania, sees patients with grossly swollen legs that are painful and disabling.
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YouTube also said it will soon be disabling comments on videos of older minors that may be at risk of attracting predatory behavior.
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a rare, disabling autoimmune disease that damages the central nervous system and predominantly develops in women of childbearing age.
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You can do this from the Settings section, where you can also adjust other preferences like enabling or disabling auto-complete or sounds.
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You can also try disabling auto-playing videos completely in your browser, so nothing starts until you're ready to view (and hear) it.
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Enabling the new cast feature will remove Google Cast from your extensions, which you'll be able to re-install after disabling the feature.
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Default rates are negligible; if payments stop, the service is disconnected remotely by disabling the box that links the panel to the appliances.
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Attempts at deleting Windows Shadow Copies, disabling Startup Repair or stopping services such as WinDefend and BITS are telltale signs of ransomware work.
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Central among these legal measures is the early disabling of internal monitors of governmental illegality by the aggressive exercise of (legal) personnel powers.
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That said, earlier iOS 11 releases have been riddled with frustrating bugs, from disabling microphones and wrecking battery life to dangerous security vulnerabilities.
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Jeff has arrived there to say a temporary goodbye to his stepmother, the archaeologist Artis Martineau, who is dying of several disabling diseases.
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You can also adjust your phone settings by lowering your screen brightness and disabling background apps, to extend the life of your battery.
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That has protected them to some extent from the nation's epidemic of opioid abuse, but leaves a disproportionate number suffering from disabling pain.
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Many instead follow a whack-a-mole strategy, testing a sample of water sources, then fixing or disabling ones with excessive lead concentrations.
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The definition of that is someone that's been sleeping out on the street for more than a year and has a disabling condition.
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As ever, the best way of disabling your opponent remains trying to get it on its back and hope it can't upright itself.
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The mount also smartly helps combat glare by disabling the infrared sensor and optimizes night mode to work for better low-light capture.
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And the company in June announced other changes, from restricting minors from livestreaming without an adult to disabling comments on videos with minors.
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For what it's worth, I suspect that shame — a simple, supple, completely disabling emotion — is at the root of her self-imposed amnesia.
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The rates of deaths and disabling strokes — the factors most important to patients — were 2.9 percent with surgery versus 1 percent with TAVR.
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The second study estimated deaths or disabling strokes at two years, finding rates of 6.7 percent with surgery versus 5.3 percent with TAVR.
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How to turn off Google Hangouts alertsYou can limit how people contact you on Hangouts, essentially disabling it so you can't be bothered.
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You couldn't control whether it made a noise or showed an icon, or disable certain notifications without disabling all of the app's notifications.
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But Velázquez said Hurricane Maria caused $21 million worth of damage, disabling the scoreboard and knocking down concrete supports and the outfield wall.
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Three or four times a year, a patient comes in with disabling episodes of dizziness because of a condition called benign positional vertigo.
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The two thirds of people who survive this may be left with disabling issues, including intellectual impairment, seizures, and other brain function issues.
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Of course, users already are using Spectacles in unintended ways, such as by disabling the LED recording indicator or by capturing amateur porn.
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The Miami Herald reports that American Airline employee Abdul-Majeed Marouf Ahmed Alani was arrested on Thursday for allegedly disabling a navigation system.
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Nest says that the software update that will disable the status light disabling will also include a new option to dim the light.
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The adherents ignore statements by Iran's leaders (always worth taking with many grains of salt, to be sure) that Iran could restart full uranium enrichment within five days of discarding the deal's limitations; that reconstructing the Arak nuclear reactor, intended as a plutonium production facility, is easily done because the required "disabling" steps turn out to be not so disabling; and more.
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The app informs passengers when their driver is deaf, while also disabling voice-calling and instructing them to use text messaging for any questions.
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Luckily, this creepy, overly familiar bug can be deactivated by disabling the privacy setting that gives the Google Assistant permission to view text messages.
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Guinea worm disease, a painful and disabling disease that 30 years ago afflicted more than 3 million people, is on the brink of eradication.
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I didn't get around to fully disabling or deleting them, as I wanted to see first how I'd respond to a month-long break.
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The IT companies have all agreed to put in place notification processes, reviewing these against community guidelines removing or disabling content within 24 hours.
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Disabling it with a drug such as tamoxifen, so that it can no longer run its part of the network, is thus particularly effective.
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Examsoft does offer a handy method for disabling the now ironically titled Touch Bar, for those states that go the route of the former.
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" A YouTube spokesperson told The Verge, "We took immediate action by deleting accounts and channels, reporting illegal activity to authorities and disabling violative comments.
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Here, you can make changes like blocking explicit content from Apple Music or disabling the HomePod's Listening History from influencing your personalized playlist recommendations.
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Sony's also finally blessed the phone with a fingerprint sensor (on the backside this time) after years of disabling it on the U.S. version.
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Lockheed believe the laser will act as a complementary weapon on the battlefield and will prove particularly effective in disabling drones or incoming rockets.
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It's unclear how those people are using the device — plugged into a outlet, utilizing Wi-Fi and perhaps avoiding the device-disabling software updates?
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Notably, Duskblade has two new passives — bonus damage after being unseen for at least one second and disabling nearby wards when spotted by them.
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But if the trend of sites deploying anti-adblocker popups continues, it might not be long before ad blockers start more commonly disabling them.
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One of Sirin's software engineers described it as "less than a featurephone" in terms of functionality, with the mode also disabling various hardware features.
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I never became addicted to opioids, unless Dr. Kessler considers the awful pain I experience from this truly disabling condition a symptom of withdrawal.
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While some online privacy experts suggest disabling cookies, if you do that, the disadvantage is that you'll make your web browsing experience very inconvenient.
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Google stopped short of calling out China after disabling 210 YouTube channels linked to a coordinated disinformation campaign about the protests in Hong Kong.
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It's an unpredictable and often disabling disease of the central nervous system, and it can cause chronic problems with vision, muscle control and balance.
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Abdul-Majeed Marouf Ahmed Alani was charged with deliberately disabling a key air-speed sensor on the plane at Miami International Airport in July.
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Researchers at Stanford and the University of California are working on a new approach that involves temporarily disabling a single protein inside our cells.
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Apple (AAPL) confirmed it started disabling the Group FaceTime feature for all users, but the issue may still impact one-on-one FaceTime calls.
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During negotiations with the publisher Hachette over e-book pricing, Amazon showed its might by effectively disabling sales of thousands of Hachette's books overnight.
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The hackers, who have yet to be identified, included a way of disabling the malware in case they wanted to shut down the attack.
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Intervention at the first signs of symptoms, or early psychosis, has proven to be a powerful tool for preventing the disabling outcomes of schizophrenia.
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Poe, again ignoring orders, directs Finn and Rose Tico, a Resistance mechanic, to find a codebreaker capable of disabling The First Order's tracking device.
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The fetus had severe spina bifida, a disabling spine defect that the surgery, performed with tiny instruments through slits in the uterus, can mitigate.
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But if you're cheap, merely disabling UPnP on a router already infected might not do the trick; perform a factory reset just to be safe.
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For disabling stroke the difference was more pronounced at 2.6 percent for TAVR and 4.5 percent for surgery, which researchers said just missed statistical significance.
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He was a hero on the battlefield in World War II, gravely wounded and suffering permanent disabling injuries while fighting for the nation he loved.
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In a statement to Mashable, the company said it's also blocking and disabling other hashtags associated with the image, like #yesjuliet, to mitigate the situation.
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For those using GPGTools, the add-on used to encrypt emails in Apple Mail, they suggested disabling the option to load remote content in messages.
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But they recently began trials in primates to see how long the drill-disabling effect lasts in the body, and to work out proper doses.
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The move prompted many customers to complain on Twitter that the outage was spoiling food, disabling traffic lights and keeping them from doing their jobs.
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" Flashing an affected router and disabling UPnP may remediate the issue, but Seaman said in his opinion that the router should probably be "completely replaced.
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Google says a hardware switch on the back disables the camera/microphone (alas, it doesn't seem like you can disable one without disabling the other).
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An attempt to prove his mettle with a grenade instead ends up disabling him, voiding any possibility of him being conscripted as a child soldier.
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About 36 million people in the US have migraines, a neurological condition that can cause sensory and visual changes along with severe, disabling head pain.
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Kaspersky has accused Microsoft of disabling its anti-virus software on Windows PCs, and using its dominance to "fiercely promote" its own Windows Defender software.
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That could include technical solutions, such as disabling reply-all emails after a certain hour, or it could be a more loosely defined company policy.
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Safety is a major sticking point, particularly the standards by which NASA, Boeing and SpaceX calculate the odds of killing or permanently disabling an astronaut.
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Image: ScreenshotAgain, disabling apps one by one is the best way of working out which programs have gone rogue and started slowing your system down.
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Last week, gunmen attacked a regional office of Korek Telecom, a mobile-phone network run by Mr Barzani's nephew, disabling its coverage in southern Iraq.
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We've taken action on the services raised in this article, including removing violating ads, disabling Pages and accounts, and stopping Pages from placing further ads.
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People who have never worked in Washington, D.C. simply can't comprehend how disabling the bureaucracy is and how it works against a sense of urgency.
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Why it matters: It has been known for decades that exposure to these respiratory hazards (beryllium, silica, etc.) is linked to disabling, sometimes fatal, diseases.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking the tech company's help to access shooter Syed Rizwan Farook's phone by disabling some of its passcode protections.
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The video prompted the Hive to flood Curran's Instagram with bees and, according to a comment Curran left before disabling her account, send death threats.
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For the new study, Church and his colleagues set about the task of editing and disabling a problematic type of transposon known as LINE-1.
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Disabling JavaScript in Safari or opening the link in a new tab (by holding it) is a temporary fix for some users, but not all.
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Firearm injuries are what's known as penetrating traumas, and patients generally have a high risk of severe and disabling injuries, researchers note in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe and disabling brain disorder, marked by hallucinations and depression, that affects more than 2.4 million people in the United States.
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In that mission, Emily or Corvo are tasked with infiltrating the building—then occupied by a group of witches—and disabling their leader, Breanna Ashworth.
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That assistance includes disabling the phone's auto-erase function, which activates after 10 consecutive unsuccessful passcode attempts, and helping investigators to submit passcode guesses electronically.
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Fixing the mutation is a two-step process: first, disabling the genome, and then actually repairing the part that was mutated so it works properly.
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If you're worried about someone using this attack on your emails, disabling HTML rendering in your email client is a good way to mitigate risk.
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In the meantime, Apple's website indicates Group FaceTime is unavailable, and the company confirmed it has started disabling the Group FaceTime feature for all users.
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And, of course, disabling Congress's ability to investigate makes it that much more difficult to gather the evidence that would form the basis for impeachment.
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Intel insisted in a phone call with WIRED that the flaws don't warrant disabling that feature, which would have a serious performance cost for users.
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Practically speaking, disabling these features does little to get in the way of those with a capture card or PCs set up for remote play.
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With as many as 17 million people worldwide suffering this disabling illness, scientific research into possible therapies should be growing, these experts said, not dwindling.
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Agencies also cracked down on removable storage devices like CDs and thumb drives, literally gluing drives shut or disabling the software required to use them.
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We know, for example, that not everyone gets PTSD after exposure to extreme trauma, while some people get disabling depression with minimal or no stress.
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If they don't, Google will demonstrate its leverage not by simply removing offending ads from a noncompliant site, but by disabling all of its ads.
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The platform's many issues with children's content– horrific imagery, problems that led to disabling comments– have troubled its video creators, worried parents and empowered rivals.
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Switching off live wallpapers, putting the phone in Airplane Mode or disabling its Location Services feature can add more minutes to your battery's charge, too.
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An additional troubling aspect of that history is that such insurance created new incentives for owners to let slaves who suffered a disabling injury die.
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Four years ago, Apple began disabling Dashboard by default in its operating system; you had to enable it manually in System Preferences to access it.
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The burglars had managed to enter the warehouse during a rare stretch of down time, disabling an alarm system hidden deep inside the old building.
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If not, systematically disabling extensions one by one (see tip 1), or uninstalling and reinstalling your browser are usually enough to get everything working properly again.
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It gave scientists the first real clue about how NGLY1 deficiency affects patients' bodies: by profoundly disabling their ability to degrade cellular junk via the proteasome.
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"Narcolepsy is very disabling to people as they often get diagnosed young and stop their education and drop out of high school or college," Koffler said.
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These restrictions are part of a larger effort to address inappropriate videos and comments involving minors — one that includes removing channels, banning users, and disabling comments.
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By taking patents away from trolls, and using them for defensive purposes only, you are actually disabling it as a weapon in the overall troll arsenal.
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Completely disabling the phone seems to be Samsung's last-ditch effort to either recover the remaining devices or remove what risk they still pose to consumers.
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"We addressed this scheme, which affected a limited subset of consumer accounts, by disabling the compromised credentials and blocking the perpetrators' access," says a Microsoft spokesperson.
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By disabling signals keeping the drone afloat, such as GPS, the "DroneGun" can knock a drone off its course, keeping it from arriving at its destination.
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Culling the extension herd will involve diving into the add-ons page for your browser of choice and disabling or uninstalling anything you can live without.
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YouTube announced Thursday it is disabling all comments on videos of young children to deter a pattern of behavior by pedophiles originally reported on by WIRED.
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This should be enough time for a shot to be blocked by disabling the firing mechanism automatically, and for a comrade's life thus to be saved.
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"Right now the biggest crisis I am seeing is people with severe disabling chronic pain who are summarily and arbitrarily taken off of them," Willenbring says.
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He applied for Social Security disability benefits but was rejected because his condition was not on the Social Security Administration's list of medical diseases considered disabling.
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At one point, Charlie hears Miranda and Adam having sex; when he confronts Adam, the robot breaks his owner's wrist before disabling his own kill switch.
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That's actually part of what tripped her up: Huff didn't think dependence could produce such disabling symptoms, and didn't see herself as at risk for addiction.
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It's "one of the rarest, most disabling" genetic conditions known to medicine, according to the International FOP Association, with just 800 confirmed cases around the globe.
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"We are disabling the comment function prior to a movie's release date," Rotten Tomatoes previously told The Hollywood Reporter in an attempt to combat exactly this.
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Facebook already allows you to turn off notifications for a particular post, so disabling comments is a natural step to empower the owner of the post.
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Disabling tracking cookies: One of the moves Apple is making is to offer the ability to block the cookies that track you across multiple Web sites.
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Amazon has quickly reversed course after it found itself in a PR firestorm earlier this week for quietly disabling encryption on its Fire OS 5 software.
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In addition to disabling comments, YouTube said it has launched a new classifier that it believes will be more effective at identifying and removing predatory comments.
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But it's the negative symptoms that persist and it's through these that the disorder is able to persist as the brutal, disabling force that it is.
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An incapacitating injury is defined as a disabling injury such as broken bones or severed limbs that usually require hospitalization and transport to a medical facility.
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This includes removing or disabling access to the content if necessary, better cooperation with civil society organizations and the promotion of "counter-narratives" to hate speech.
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When Hurricane Sandy hit, in 2012, a large number of those tunnels were flooded, disabling them entirely until workers were able to pump the water out.
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Such is the lot of those who live with "persistent genital arousal disorder" (PGAD), a severely disabling condition that manifests as engorged, inflamed, aggressively hyperactive genitals.
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To minimize risk and review its systems, the Bank of Valletta suspended operations, shuttering its branches on the Mediterranean island, closing ATMs and disabling its website.
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In a blog post on Wednesday morning, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said that the site would be disabling all targeted advertising on videos intended for children.
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Alani was charged with willfully damaging, destroying or disabling an aircraft and, if convicted, could face up to two decades in prison, according to the Times.
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To minimise risk and review its systems, the Bank of Valletta suspended operations, shuttering its branches on the Mediterranean island, closing ATMs and disabling its website.
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Thursday's explosions was set in motion after Hurricane Harvey's floodwaters knocked out power and backup generators, disabling the refrigeration needed to keep the organic peroxides stable.
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They rendered their crash-test dummy (in this case a nervous reporter) powerless over his vehicle and disabling his transmission in the middle of a highway.
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The academic research community, after a number of studies, developed a taxonomy of botnets in 2007 and took over a botnet in 2009 without disabling it.
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Should you be in the latter group, disabling voice control on your iPhone is a simple process that can be completed in just a few clicks.
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How do we square Cromwell's cruelty with his intense, almost disabling desire to protect the vulnerable, all the lost, "roaring boys" he gave quarter and instruction?
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Severe cases that don't respond adequately to injections may be treated surgically, an option usually reserved for men with disabling deformities that make sexual activity difficult.
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We took immediate action by deleting accounts and channels, reporting illegal activity to authorities and disabling comments on tens of millions of videos that include minors.
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Earlier this year hackers showed how they could remotely hijack a Jeep Cherokee while it was traveling at 70 mph on the highway, disabling it completely.
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Google was lauded for its quick response to the mass phishing email, disabling the app a little over an hour after the first reports were published online.
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Yet patients with atypical disorders "usually have a much worse prognosis, with faster disease progression, (with) more disabling symptoms" than Parkinson's patients, so early identification is crucial.
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The above numbers come with a caveat insofar as it's becoming harder to track Iranian exports as the country's tankers have started disabling their vessel-monitoring systems.
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Facebook already faces problems with literally deadly misinformation on its encrypted service WhatsApp, and at least one government has proposed disabling encryption to help stop fake news.
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They range from the theft of millions of credit-card numbers from American retailers to the disabling of the power grid, as happened in Ukraine last December.
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Messenger, which Facebook aggressively foisted upon users by disabling the direct messaging feature in the core Facebook app, is said to have over 1 billion monthly users.
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If you're feeling generous, you can ask your family members before disabling and removing extensions, or you can just do it anyway and see if they notice.
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The provisional fix — disabling the ability for people to send HomeKit messages to others — was enacted on December 7th, six weeks after the vulnerability was initially reported.
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However, there were multiple options to limit tracking—such as disabling third-party cookies and blocking malware—or improve privacy, including blocking location access and camera access.
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Facebook has apologized for disabling the personal accounts of several editors and executives at two major Palestinian news publications, according to a report from The Electronic Intifada.
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The FBI is demanding that the company create a piece of software disabling a key security component on the device so that investigators can hack into it.
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The defective switch could slip out of place, causing the engines on some older GM models to shut down without warning, disabling safety features including air bags.
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Winter depression, seasonal affective disorder and regular depression can range from mild to debilitating, but Rosenthal has tips that have helped his patients overcome its disabling effects.
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The miner could be blocked using a regular ad blocker or by disabling JavaScript, but at the time of this writing, the miner was no longer operating.
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The better you did with Phantom Doctrine, the slower and duller the game got as your elite spies crept through facilities, disabling security and taking out guards.
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In the former case, in addition to the risk of attackers modifying or disabling satellite communications, devices with onboard GPS could leak the location of military units.
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Today, the shackles that chain the capacity and potential of our youth are internal — the embrace of a demeaning and disabling message of the race-grievance merchants.
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Fortunately, there's a way to prevent these sort of miscommunications before they happen by disabling microphone access for Siri and any apps you're wary of recording you.
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The disabling of a revenue-generating tool for LinkedIn is a setback for one of the few major foreign internet companies giving the China market a go.
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The Play Protect screen shows the apps that Google has scanned recently for security issues and includes controls for disabling the scans after apps have been downloaded.
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But following the fallout of the Cambridge Analytica data-harvesting scandal at Facebook in early 33, Instagram began disabling some parts of its API—including location tools.
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Millions of individuals who develop a disabling mental illness either recover entirely or learn to manage their distress in ways that give them back a full life.
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While the browser comes with enhanced security measures that are resistant to exploits, users who prioritize privacy should consider disabling default behaviors or using a different browser.
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For example, disabling the app's ability to use the phone's location-services function can save some power, but the map-based features may not work as well.
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After all, the hackers had merely turned off the power at Ukrenergo, not caused the sort of dangerous power surge that disabling a protective relay might exacerbate.
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It also might discourage teen use by disabling the device unless it's in the presence of its adult buyer, perhaps by linking it to the buyer's cellphone.
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Hackers protesting the sentencing of two Myanmar men in Thailand have struck for the second time this year, disabling many sites associated with the Thai court system.
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The malware is capable of blocking web traffic, collecting information that passes through home and office routers, and disabling the devices entirely, the bureau announced on Friday.
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It is not just a headache: A migraine often is accompanied by disabling symptoms like nausea and vomiting, difficulty speaking, and an aversion to light and noise.
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Migraines are typically characterized by severe, disabling, recurrent attacks of pain confined to one side of the head, pulsating in quality and aggravated by routine physical activities.
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Disabling cookies or installing an ad blocker can prevent tracking by conventional ad networks, but it won't prevent tracking if it's done with help from your ISP.
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The 24-week-old fetus had severe spina bifida, a disabling spine defect that the surgery, performed with tiny instruments through slits in the uterus, can mitigate.
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It was her first public event since she announced in October her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, a chronic and often disabling disease affecting the central nervous system.
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" We are changing that phrase to be "Alexa, can you laugh?" which is less likely to have false positives, and we are disabling the short utterance "Alexa, laugh.
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Upon updating, we did not find an option in the Battery menu to disable the feature ahead of time, so it remains unclear how said disabling will happen.
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Her contributions have shaped our way of life and way of thinking and have demonstrated to the world the importance of the rule of law in disabling discrimination.
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This clearly violated Apple's App Store policy, but after his meeting with Cook, and after disabling the fingerprinting, the app was allowed to stay in the App Store.
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Rough 19,000 people in the state are considered to be chronically homeless — that is, on the streets for an extended period of time, and with a disabling condition.
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Responding to the complaints, Google said that Location History is turned off by default, and that it makes clear that disabling it does not prevent all location tracking.
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Such weapons include long range acoustic devices, or LRADs, which emit a shill, loud, disabling sound that can damage the hearing of people more than 900 feet away.
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Social media became the preferred form of online communication there instead of email, so cutting citizens off from Facebook by disabling their accounts can have a huge impact.
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She's not alone: 6.4 million Britons will suffer from a disabling anxiety disorder at some stage in their lives, while depression affects an estimated 350 million people worldwide.
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I particularly like that SmartThings supports various smart light switches, letting you replace your existing switches with ones that can turn off smart lights without entirely disabling them.
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Since there's no way for a regular user to determine if such accounts exist in a router or not, disabling these services is the best course of action.
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More precisely, the FBI wants Apple to create a new version of iOS that would be used specifically on the shooter's iPhone, disabling some of its security features.
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The researchers focused on severe, disabling, life-threatening or fatal health problems that occurred within 15 years of being diagnosed with a pediatric cancer between 1970 and 1999.
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His company is in a bitter row over the health service's refusal to approve Ocrevus, the company's new drug for treating a highly disabling form of multiple sclerosis.
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Other software features, including alerts and system disabling when Autopilot determines a human driver should take over, probably contribute more to safety than a strictly capped speed limit.
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And it has casualties: There is not an exact figure, but estimates show that during these four decades of war, millions of Afghans died or suffered disabling injuries.
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The Treasury Department said evasion tactics employed by North Korea included disabling or manipulating automated identification systems, physically altering vessels, transferring cargoes between ships and falsifying cargo documentation.
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As Sunday approached, the Madrid government tried everything it could to thwart the referendum: disabling the internet, confiscating ballots, detaining some officials and threatening scores more with prosecution.
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Hundreds of employees can access the accounts of so-called Very Important Tweeters and can take actions like disabling the accounts, according to the current and former employees.
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By disabling the electronic trim system — thus preventing MCAS from adjusting the trim — the pilots would also deactivate the motor that could help them turn the trim wheel.
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Riot Games is disabling champion Wukong for the remainder of the 2020 League of Legends European Championship Spring Split, with other regions likely to be impacted as well.
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The Overwatch League adheres to the rules of disabling one support, one tank, and two damage heroes each week, although it has shuffled the deck in recent weeks.
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Consider disabling in-meeting file transfers or limiting what types of files can be transferred (if, for example, you still need to be able to send Word docs).
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Ring is not mandating that existing Ring customers activate two-factor authentication, claiming it would cause mass logouts, and users still have the option of disabling the process.
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Apple revoked the tech giants' enterprise certificates, disabling the infracting app but also any other app that relied on the certificate, including their catering and lunch menu apps.
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Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym last month ordered Apple to build a piece of software disabling a security feature on the phone to allow investigators to hack into it.
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On these TVs, you can disable Automatic Content Recognition by opening the home screen heading to Settings > Privacy > Smart TV Experience and disabling "Use Information for TV Inputs".
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Once the scientists were quite certain that E.G.R. was connected to all this activity, they tested their hypothesis by disabling that gene's function, using a popular interference method.
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Sony hasn't shown an interest in enabling this key feature, and disabling it simply encourages friend groups to buy a PS4 if they want to play with their friends.
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Other steps the social network has taken include disabling comments on individual posts, and offering reporting tools and support within the app for cases that involve potential self-harm.
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As a result, more than half of people who experienced a disabling event took more than two years to recover financially, according to a separate disability study by Cigna.
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Six months after implantation, 86 percent of patients who received HeartMate 3 were still alive without a disabling stroke or need for reoperation to repair or replace the device.
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Heskin, who offered a more in-depth description of the code on his blog, was able to save his console from its useless state after disabling the password lock.
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In the meantime we recommend at turning off notifications for the Mac standalone app (System Preferences->Notifications) and disabling the Chrome extension until a fix is made available.[Motherboard]
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Removing the phone's charging capability — and, therefore, disabling it once and for all — as it's doing in the US next week is the farthest that Samsung has gone yet.
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"We addressed this scheme, which affected a limited subset of consumer accounts, by disabling the compromised credentials and blocking the perpetrators' access," said a Microsoft spokesperson in an email.
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Related: Treating the Elusive, Disabling "Flatness" of Schizophrenia I take medication three times a day; at night, I need a concoction of melatonin, Benadryl, and Vistaril to fall asleep.
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That's not because Down syndrome is uniquely serious or disabling — in fact, it's a mild or moderate condition and many people with Down syndrome have good quality of life.
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"Migraine is now the second most disabling condition in terms of disability-adjusted years lost," said lead author Dr. Mia Minen of NYU Langone Health in New York City.
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It rarely happens, but about seven to 10 years after someone has measles, they can develop subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, a disabling and deadly brain disorder, according to the CDC.
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Disabling the reactor is one of the most critical steps required by the nuclear agreement that Iran reached with world powers in July before international sanctions can be lifted.
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In addition to disabling comments on millions of videos of minors, the spokesperson said the company also removed some videos that may put children at risk of predatory behavior.
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The combined rate of all-cause death or disabling stroke after two years was 5.3 percent for Evolut versus 6.7 percent for surgery, a difference considered not statistically significant.
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However, with the sheer amount of video content uploaded to YouTube every day, disabling comments as the default on every clip featuring a minor seems like a daunting task.
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Future strategic competition and conflicts are likely to focus on information warfare, disabling command and control systems, and potential threats to critical infrastructure such as telecoms and power networks.
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Adult day care is as much a service for the friends and family of those with dementia and other disabling conditions as it is for those who attend programs.
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YouTube will also consider disabling the platform's recommendation feature for children's programming and stop using targetted ads based on data collected from young users, according to a recent report.
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Disabling CCR5 removes the doorway HIV uses to enter and infect cells, but it does so only for some strains of HIV; there are others that don't need CCR5.
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Mario M. Cuomo pressed a button that triggered an underwater torch that severed a cooling system, permanently disabling the plant as the first step in a two-year decommissioning.
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Clearly, the first time the design was used ... and disabling Lorde's claim in an interview that she came up with the concept on her own ... it was always Devlin's.
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Today's threats include hackers crashing airplanes by hacking into computer networks, and remotely disabling cars, either when they're turned off and parked or while they're speeding down the highway.
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Many, perhaps most, pro football players do not develop disabling cognitive problems, and there are likely many other brain traumas that could potentially result in the C.T.E. tau signature.
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It is a disabling condition, and the hope was that the operation would give him better odds of being able to walk and avoiding fluid buildup in his brain.
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Users were told "there are no more screenings at this theater today," when in reality MoviePass was disabling its services to prevent it from burning through too much cash.
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That, in turn, would allow the attacker to use the same Proxmark device to impersonate the key inside the car, disabling the immobilizer and letting them start the engine.
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This involves disabling the feature that allows an app to use data while it's running in the background of your phone, even if you aren't using the app.1.
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"Migraine is a genetic brain disease, and it is the second most common disabling disease worldwide," says Jennifer Robblee, MD, assistant professor of neurology at the Barrow Neurological Institute.
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In an attempt to foster digital wellbeing that goes beyond things like blue light filters and disabling annoying notifications, the original Light Phone only did one thing: make calls.
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I'd much rather treat someone's high blood pressure than have to treat something like a disabling stroke, which requires costly long-term care as well as expensive hospital care.
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Part of the U.S. response to protect against Iranian missiles, Russia blames the United States for raising the stakes, convinced the shield is aimed at disabling its nuclear warheads.
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The attackers didn't attack Telegram itself, but took over the victims' accounts by disabling their cellphone service, taking over their number, and logging in pretending to be the victim.
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At least on iOS you can block the Google app without disabling phone location services completely, whereas on Android it's kind of all or nothing as far as location goes.
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Despite those improvements, it's still an issue, so disabling location tracking or restricting the number of apps that can use it is one way of clawing back some battery life.
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Those actions include opening the Launchpad screen or the Notification Center, putting your computer to sleep, starting or disabling the current screensaver, hopping straight to the desktop, and so on.
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Russia, Iran and North Korea all have a history of disabling or destroying corporate websites and financial data archives — and in the case of North Korea, straight up stealing money.
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But the hackers also found a simple way to disable the machine: Its battery controller could be easily opened and an unsoldered chip could be removed, disabling the machine entirely.
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Oh, and at the office I keep getting pop-over notifications about different network printers being discovered, which I can't figure out how to turn off without disabling all notifications.
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Uber was also criticised for continuing to operate and disabling surge prices during a taxi work stoppage in New York that was called to protest against Trump's Muslim travel ban.
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A YouTube spokesperson previously told The Verge, "We took immediate action by deleting accounts and channels, reporting illegal activity to authorities and disabling violative comments" when asked about Watson's video.
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You can also opt out of location-based ads by going to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > scrolling all the way down to System Services and disabling Location-based Apple Ads.
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"We addressed this scheme, which affected a limited subset of consumer accounts, by disabling the compromised credentials and blocking the perpetrators' access," a Microsoft spokesperson told Motherboard in a statement.
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Next, try turning your device on and off, or temporarily disabling Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (going into airplane mode for a few minutes is the quickest way to do this).
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"December 19, 2017: "We review reports and take action on abuse, like removing content, disabling accounts, and limiting certain features like commenting for people who have violated our Community Standards.
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Denis Grisak, the man behind the Garadget project, told Martin his harsh tone was not appreciated — and then he proceeded to render Martin's device unusable by disabling its server connection.
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Legitimate claims of disabling injury and persistent conditions such as black lung are now fought tooth and nail by the coal barons, the most powerful political force in the state.
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Worse, perhaps, the earthquake and tsunami triggered an emergency at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, disabling the power supply and cooling systems of three reactors, resulting in meltdowns and explosions.
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Turn off imagesScreenshot: GizmodoJust the text, please, ma'am—if you're only interested in the raw text content of a page then disabling image loading can really speed up your browsing.
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Here's how Apple describes that process in its patent filling:In some embodiments, a device may apply a watermark to detected images as an alternative to completely disabling a recording function.
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Destroying or disabling work, student, immigrant, asylee and refugee programs is apparently not enough to sate the nativist sentiment that undergirds this Miller-led transformation of the US immigration system.
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Scientists have made clear for decades that lead in even small doses poisons animals, slows brain development in children and causes a range of disabling human health problems, even death.
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Test Butler also deals with any permissions issues for you, including enabling or disabling Wi-Fi, changing the device orientation, testing location services and locale testing for multi-language testing.
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Vehicular terrorism is on the rise, but technology under development by the U.S. Department of Defense could save lives by disabling a weaponized car before it ever reaches its target.
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As Instagram's own Help documentation explains, the account disabling feature will temporarily hide your profile, photos, comments and likes until you choose to reactivate your account by logging back in.
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In the future, you might be able to pop on a pair of nifty rTMS headphones and feel the effects of getting high by disabling different parts of the brain.
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Another angle: The report concludes that China is now capable of disabling U.S. infrastructure with cyberattacks, and warns that Russia is positioning itself to be able to do the same.
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The researchers then demonstrated how they were able to interrupt the feed between a device controlling the drone, like a smartphone application, disabling the drone and causing it to crash.
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Powering that screen at that refresh rate does kill battery life, though, so unless you're playing mobile games that need it, I recommend disabling this mode to conserve battery life.
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Pickert writes about surgeons who continued to offer the most disfiguring and disabling surgery long after a 1981 randomized clinical trial definitively concluded that less destructive surgery was equally effective.
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They're not able to fly the drones at all, even after disabling GPS, though one claims to have sidestepped the issue by factory resetting the controller and turning GPS off.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the company was disabling Apple Pay on several websites that sell attire and items in support of white nationalists and hate groups, several tech news websites reported.
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The spokesperson later responded with additional comment, saying that the company is disabling Alexa's response to the command "laugh": "In rare circumstances, Alexa can mistakenly hear the phrase "Alexa, laugh.
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The FBI is demanding that Apple write a piece of code disabling a feature that wipes the phone's memory if an incorrect password is entered 10 times in a row.
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Alani has been charged with "willfully damaging, destroying, disabling, or wrecking an aircraft, and attempting to do so," according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court earlier this month.
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He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of the charge of "willfully damaging, destroying or disabling" an aircraft used in commercial aviation, or trying to do so.
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According to the lawsuit, which was obtained by Recode, Eatsa has been accused of ignoring or disabling touchscreen features that would allow blind or vision-impaired customers to use them.
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In reality, disabling surge pricing likely meant that Uber carried fewer passengers from JFK (since drivers were less likely to go there) and they made less money on each ride.
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Nissan announced it was disabling the app with a statement to reporters, as well as by posting the statement on a forum for electric car owners using an official account.
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For now, I'm disabling it on my phone, but I encourage all of you to keep using it so that it'll improve and I can come back to reap the rewards.
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"The implications of disabling or damaging civilian infrastructure are carefully considered before action is taken," he said, adding that the bridges will be easily repaired after ISIS has been driven out.
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Remind said this would make text messages too expensive to send on free accounts, and that it would be disabling this function for those users once the fees came into effect.
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YouTube is disabling comments on some videos featuring young children in response to public and advertiser backlash following the discovery of an organized pedophile ring sharing disturbing content on the platform.
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It still can be devastating: It is so painful and disabling that it often keeps impoverished men and women from working for months or even years, and children from attending school.
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But there's also an option to disable CEC on these offending Samsung TVs, and it doesn't solve the issue, and disabling CEC on the PS4 doesn't help in this case either.
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Apple is also planning to fix this on the client side with a software update later this week, but in the meantime it's probably worth disabling FaceTime in the iOS settings.
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"Sorry, Douyin Fans", ran an article from the short-video app on its WeChat account, in which it accused the mobile-messaging service of disabling links to Douyin's most popular videos.
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The disability-rights movement has taken us from a model based on charity towards people with disabling conditions, to one of empowering disabled people by ensuring we have fundamental social rights.
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Congenital syphilis is a severe, disabling and often life-threatening infection that occurs in infants when a pregnant mother who has syphilis spreads the disease through the placenta to her baby.
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You can also opt out of location-based ads by going to Settings > Privacy > Location Services and scrolling all the way down to System Services and disabling Location-based Apple Ads.
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That included a two-person approval process for data downloads, a dedicated workstation to prevent unauthorized access and the disabling on portable storage devices that could be used to transport information.
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Recently, Twitter came under fire for disabling conservative conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' account for a week when other platforms had removed his and Infowars' (the publication Jones works for) accounts completely.
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It's a deliberate move by Apple: under iOS 11, turning Bluetooth off from the control center simply puts Bluetooth on time out until the next morning instead of disabling it permanently.
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I personally felt a bit sick to my stomach every time I saw a super-like notification come up on my phone until I did myself the favor of disabling them.
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But while the Location History toggle won't actually stop Google from tracking you, users can turn that off by disabling the "Web and App Activity" option (which is enabled by default).
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You aren't effectively disabling your phone by putting it in a headset, draining battery you'll need for something else or navigating the interface-within-an-interface of a VR launcher app.
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Enabling Do Not Track and disabling cookies goes a long way in limiting the data that sites can gather about you, but it's not foolproof, and it may break some sites.
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A lot of the content was written solely in English, and back then social media networks were struggling with the problem of disabling and recruiting prospective members much more than now.
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The U.S. Army has tested an Apache AH-64 attack helicopter-mounted laser system, potentially offering new capabilities like destroying equipment and disabling light vehicles without the use of high explosives.
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After disabling comments on a fashion-centric Instagram post, the Real Housewives of Atlanta and Don't Be Tardy star, 40, implored her millions of followers to be kinder on social media.
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UK police have trialed a new tactic designed to disrupt the drug trade by remotely disabling dealers' phones, according to comments made by law enforcement officials during a recent police conference.
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Google, however, has taken steps to mitigate that phishing scam by removing the fake pages, disabling the offending accounts and adding steps to prevent this type of attack from happening again.
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Fetal alcohol syndrome is a serious and permanently disabling condition and can include microcephaly — the very condition that prompted the World Health Organization to declare Zika's spread a global health emergency.
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" Apple says it was not aware of anyone actually exploiting this vulnerability, but decided the bug was so serious that disabling the Walkie Talkie app was the "right course of action.
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Apple announced this week that it was disabling the push-to-talk Apple Watch Walkie-Talkie app after the company learned it let people eavesdrop on other people's phones without permission.
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The most famous plane-versus-bird encounter is probably the Miracle on the Hudson, when a US Airways jetliner landed in the river after it struck several geese, disabling its engines.
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The proportion of survivors with severe, disabling or life-threatening conditions did go down, from about 33 percent in the 1970s to about 21 percent among those treated in the 90s.
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We must ensure that the Department of Energy and other federal officials are enabling, not disabling, the ability of the private sector to develop and commercialize next-generation nuclear power technologies.
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Why would you say you're experiencing overwhelming and disabling anxiety, feeling like you're being choked to death or having a heart attack, wanting to collapse under the desk, when you're not?
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In the exercise scenario, an unspecified object strikes the ship, injuring a few crew members, disabling the power, and listing the boat such that it must be abandoned before it sinks.
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Proposals include making the game inaccessible for a period after a certain driving speed is reached, disabling it near roadways and parking lots and offering safety warnings are all ideas proposed.
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Delaying needed medical care can lead to more complicated, disabling, and expensive health conditions, while missing work without paid leave adds lost wages to the cost of medical care, DeRigne said.
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And it was amended in 2008 to define disabilities in a way that explicitly includes conditions like yours that are only episodically disabling, so your clinical depression should meet the test.
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The study led by Dr. Mack and Dr. Martin Leon, an interventional cardiologist at Columbia University in New York, tracked deaths, disabling strokes and hospitalizations at one year following the procedures.
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About two-thirds of this group had faced "long-term stress," like trouble at school or keeping a job, failure in business, or disabling physical injuries from, say, a car accident.
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Customers could previously disable the block and immediately make gambling-related transactions via their account, but now they won't be able to do so until two days after disabling the feature.
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Instead of disabling your calendar's ability to automatically shift time zones to match the phone's location, just schedule the meetings for the designated time zones when you set up the appointment.
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Finally, it used a data-destroying component to delete the boot configuration from infected machines before disabling all Windows services and shutting the computer down so that it couldn't be rebooted.
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Remove automation from your spending habits by unsubscribing from retailer mailing lists that notify you of sales, disabling Amazon's "one-click" order function and not saving credit card information on websites.
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However, the department is preparing for a wide range of cyber threats, including destructive hacks capable of deleting data or disabling equipment as well as social media disinformation campaigns, Krebs added.
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Abdul-Majeed Marouf Ahmed Alani has been charged with "willfully damaging, destroying, disabling, or wrecking an aircraft, and attempting to do so," according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court.
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Countless prescription pharmaceuticals had failed to stabilize her chronic mood disorders, including depression and Bipolar II disorder, and, more recently, her premenstrual dysphoric disorder, a particularly disabling form of premenstrual syndrome.
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WeChat, a popular social media messaging app, has been censoring political messages and disabling people's accounts if they voice their support for the movement — even if they're in the United States.
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For one person, following the Russia investigation is a distraction from the disabling of the E.P.A.; for the next, watching the E.P.A. is a distraction from legislation brewing in the House.
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Do people really want to know that a disabling and fatal disease lies in wait for them, when there is no cure, not even a treatment that can slow it down?
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Sometimes the results were humorous, but most of the time it was annoying, and I ended up disabling the always-listening feature on the Ecobee, effectively neutering the Alexa inside of it.
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Zachary -- who was behind the wheel of his mom's Honda Odyssey -- says the earth literally moved under their feet, as the back tire hit the growing hole in the road ... disabling it.
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Last month, the company said it was temporarily disabling the ability of advertisers to exclude racial groups from the intended audience of ads, and promised to "do better" at policing discriminatory practices.
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Twitter began enforcing new rules today to suspend users affiliated with hate groups "on and off the platform" — a policy that already has led to the disabling of some alt-right accounts.
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I killed a couple but got poor salvage off them, as their aforementioned evasiveness often meant that they died in hails of missiles and cannon fire rather than from disabling surgical strikes.
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Thorough security scans from reputable software, the removal of any apps or programs you don't recognize (or trust), and disabling any browser extensions you've recently installed are all good places to start.
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But also, Robertson says that even today, BioWare's seen no indication that Anthem has ever "bricked" a console, disabling it to the point that it won't turn on again without being repaired.
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When your phone is constantly listening for "Hey, Siri," it's using more power — and you can easily turn this off by going to Settings > Siri & Search and disabling Listen for Hey Siri.
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Ecstasy enthusiasts and university professors alike heard several research teams report that MDMA helped patients recover from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other disabling psychiatric conditions after conventional treatments had failed.
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The drug, Soliris, treats a neuromuscular disease that causes slurred speech, impaired swallowing and choking, double vision, weakness, disabling fatigue, shortness of breath and episodes of respiratory failure, according to the company.
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Just listen to the indignation in his voice when he says, "Most HDTVs come with this feature already on, by default" and as he complains how manufacturers obfuscate ways of disabling it.
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Google's privacy controls won't be buried away in settings anymore, and the company is even providing quicker access to controls like disabling ad personalization or even preventing Google sites from saving activity.
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Apple has just announced that its next update to iOS 11, version 11.3, will include a toggle for disabling processor throttling and slowed performance in iPhones that contain older, chemically-aged batteries.
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In fact, Google made encrypted messaging harder for others recently by disabling domain-fronting on its cloud services, a technique used by secure messaging apps like Signal to circumvent state-level blocks.
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During 38 days on the run, Cummins tried to avoid detection by switching license plates on a 2015 Nissan Rogue he stole from his wife and disabling its GPS system, authorities said.
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"Not having access to the internet is very disabling, it's crippling honestly, for anyone who needs to know what's happening in their community and wants to improve their lives," Clyburn told Motherboard.
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Tomlinson sent the very first email... Amazon has quickly reversed course after it found itself in a PR firestorm earlier this week for quietly disabling encryption on its Fire OS 5 software.
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The World Health Organization estimates that there are some 466 million people with disabling hearing loss, up from about 360 million in 2013, and that will grow to 900 million by 2050.
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The San Jose, California-based judge twice quoted from what the plaintiffs said was an Apple employee's internal email characterizing iOS 6 users as "basically screwed" because of the disabling of FaceTime.
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All these might not all be malicious in the sense of, for example, hacking financial information or disabling your device, but privacy of information and information security nonetheless go hand-in-hand.
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You run the risk of stupid little crumbs getting lodged beneath or between those shallow keys, disabling the key switch so completely that typing a single sentence can become a Herculean task.
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But heavy rainfall can overwhelm the city's sewer system and send water cascading into the subway, as occurred in 2007 when a storm crippled the system, delaying or disabling every single line.
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Hackers protesting the sentencing of two Myanmar men in Thailand have struck for the second time this year, disabling many sites associated with the Thai court system, according to The Associated Press.
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In 2008, Washington dropped North Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism and agreed to send the North economic aid in return for Pyongyang disclosing and disabling its nuclear facilities.
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It offers payment receipts with options to split charges with friends within Venmo, free withdrawls at MoneyPass ATMs, rewards and in-app features for reseting your PIN or disabling a stolen card.
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Hackers protesting the sentencing of two Myanmar men in Thailand have struck for the second time this year, disabling many sites associated with the Thai court system, according to the Associated Press.
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The Associated Press reported that Abdul-Majeed Marouf Ahmed Alani was charged with willfully damaging or disabling an aircraft and is expected to be arraigned formally in a Miami court on Friday.
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According to an affidavit from Secret Service agent James Graham, Mihai Alexandru Isvanca and Eveline Cismaru are accused of hacking and disabling 123 out of 187 of the city's cameras between Jan.
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If a particular smart TV does not allow the disabling of cameras, the bureau says placing black tape over the camera is one basic and simple solution to shutting out prying eyes.
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"We addressed this scheme, which affected a limited subset of consumer accounts, by disabling the compromised credentials and blocking the perpetrators' access," said a Microsoft spokesperson in a statement to The Verge.
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For some individuals these symptoms can be mild and for others it can be severely disabling, precluding them from being able to work or do simple daily tasks like cooking or self-care.
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Although Apple originally said that "Error 53" was a security measure, many users questioned why the company would take the measure of disabling an entire phone and not just the Touch ID features.
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And then there was Fukushima, when an earthquake and tsunami knocked out both grid and backup emergency power at the plant, disabling its cooling systems and leading to the meltdown of three reactors.
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AnyDesk includes a few nice extras too, like a chat window (not that you need it for unattended access), plus options for enabling or disabling sound and clipboard control between the two computers.
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More than 1 in 4 of today's 20-year-olds can expect to be out of work for at least a year because of a disabling condition before they reach retirement, Unum found.
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A YouTube spokesperson previously told The Verge that the team "took immediate action by deleting accounts and channels, reporting illegal activity to authorities, and disabling violative comments" when the video first caught attention.
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The court's decision puts pressure on Apple to seek a licensing deal from Kudelski, though the U.S. technology leviathan could comply by removing or disabling the offending features from its video streaming products.
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Customer complaints date back to the launch of the Galaxy S7 on March 11, with some users suggesting disabling Bluetooth, or uninstalling apps that use location in the background, as a temporary workaround.
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If the law is passed, app owners will have to put in place "automated tools ... for proactively identifying and removing or disabling public access to unlawful information or content," according to the report.
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You can't on one hand position your company as the place to declare your safety in the wake of terrorist attacks at the same time you're selectively disabling access to your own service.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg said in a letter today to Congressional Black Caucus chairman Cedric Richmond that it is disabling a tool that allows advertisers to exclude "multicultural affinity" segments from their audiences.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Assess, plan, organize, and participate in rehabilitative programs that improve mobility, relieve pain, increase strength, and improve or correct disabling conditions resulting from disease or injury.
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There are many adjustments you can make to save battery life: lowering the screen brightness, turning off location services for certain apps, and disabling push notifications for some apps are all great examples.
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In a chapter that can't have been easy to write and isn't easy to read, Cameron tells how their son Ivan was born with a severely disabling medical condition and died aged six.
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In 2016, the FDA said that the drugs may have a disabling side effect on muscles, nerves, joints and the central nervous system and should be restricted for use in some simpler infections.
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Safety experts have urged a tightening of silica exposure standards since the 1970s because research shows that particles of the mineral, when inhaled, can cause silicosis, a disabling and sometimes fatal lung disease.
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Acquiring that exploit led the government to withdraw an unprecedented court order, which would have compelled Apple to build software capable disabling the phone's security features—effectively creating a backdoor for the iPhone.
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Signal also has additional security features including options to block others from taking screenshots, disabling keyboards that learn from what you type and the option to set a password to open the app.
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Health Ministry official Yasuyuki Sahara defended the Japan's response, telling a press briefing that the government was trying to prevent patients "rushing into hospitals" and disabling their ability to deal with severe cases.
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Those operations have included disabling another nation's nuclear facilities or its missiles, as the United States has attempted in Iran and North Korea, or disrupting the communications of groups like the Islamic State.
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The mission of the organization is to work with researchers and physicians worldwide to help improve a patient's quality of life but even using all current treatments available, many patients have disabling symptoms.
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On his body was one prominent wound, other than the one from the arrowhead: a deep cut in his right hand between the thumb and forefinger, down to the bone and potentially disabling.
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Signal also has additional security features including options to block others from taking screenshots, disabling keyboards that learn from what you type, and the option to set a password to open the app.
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And then there was Fukushima, when an earthquake and tsunami knocked out both grid and backup emergency power at the plant, disabling its cooling systems and leading to the meltdown of three reactors.
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In what is probably the last ever post on the Parse blog, the service reminded users that today (January 30th, 2017) they would be disabling the Parse API on an app-by-app basis.
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Disabling Touch ID is part of iOS 11's larger SOS mode, which lets users automatically dial a specific number or send a text to a chosen person when in the case of emergency.
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Law enforcement has recently begun using secretive tools like GrayKey and Cellebrite to hack into iPhones of suspects, and disabling the lightning port is believed to be a key factor in circumventing those methods.
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The notice continues, Passengers must also protect the devices from accidental activation, including disabling any features that may turn on the device, such as alarm clocks, and must not pack them in checked luggage.
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Ricchiazzi said Facebook has taken action against the Buffalo Chronicle as a result of its content about Canadian politics, including reducing the site's organic reach, and disabling livestreaming and other features on its page.
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"In the initial confrontation, the suspect shoots the trooper in the shoulder [and] right chest area at least one time — possibly twice — disabling the use of the trooper's right hand and right arm," Col.
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But as some of these cities have folded to complaints about the technology's use, a new study has found that disabling red-light cameras leads to an increase in automotive crash and fatality rates.
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"Disabling comments is a significant improvement, but it should only be phase one of YouTube's clean up plan," said Haley Halverson, vice president of advocacy and outreach at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation.
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Using computer simulations, the researchers found that these giants can grow incredibly fast if they can suck the life (read: radiation) out of a nearby galaxy, disabling their host galaxy's ability to create stars.
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Additionally, PRN made various network changes to the PRN Server around March 7, 2015, to include disabling the server' s public-facing VPN page and switching from SSL protocol to TLS to increase security.
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Facebook refers to these windows as "post tabs" and has placed the controls for enabling or disabling them in the settings for its Chat feature in the lower-right corner of the browser window.
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The 2900 million military and veteran caregivers, including those caring for veterans from the most recent conflicts abroad, are confronted with an increasing number of devastating wounds, illnesses, and disabling injuries—visible and invisible.
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That led him to his "two-hit" hypothesis, and his insight that cancer sometimes results not from a particular cause, but rather from the disabling of something known today as the tumor suppressor gene.
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Doctorow's December 2018 piece detailed how to swap out hardware components (namely, a motherboard) on electric scooters that are legitimately purchased from city authorities who have impounded them, thereby disabling recovery and payment components.
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"There are a number of apps that can help to limit distracted driving, by disabling cell phone features when the vehicle is in motion," Stavrinos, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The rebels have flown drones into the radar arrays of Saudi Arabia's Patriot missile batteries, according to Conflict Armament Research, disabling them and allowing the Houthis to fire ballistic missiles into the kingdom unchallenged.
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The full list of vehicles that the researchers found to have the cryptographic flaws in their immobilizers is below: A list of the cars the researchers say are vulnerable to their immobilizer-disabling attack.
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Peter Pedraza, Boeing's spokesman, told Business Insider that on the Max "the flight crew has the final authority over the operation of the airplane" and can override the plane's automatic actions, including disabling MCAS.
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Apple is opposing a controversial court order demanding that it write software disabling a key security component on the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook to allow the FBI to hack it.
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Droid translation module programmers might have decided that disabling content was easier than removing it, or maybe the module company was also selling unlocked hardware to Sith customers, playing both sides of the conflict.
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Under the Constitution's 25th Amendment, a president can be replaced by their vice president if the chief executive becomes unable to do the job, such as due to a disabling medical or mental condition.
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You can "patch" the camera issue yourself by ensuring the Mac app is up to date and also disabling the setting that allows Zoom to turn your camera on when joining a meeting, illustrated below.
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" "Finally, you have to write the software that chains together all these vulnerabilities to achieve the goal of disabling code signature checks—this software is also what you see on screen when you run HENkaku.
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Mental health issues associated with stress and trauma like anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder are common in immigration detention facilities, and can be covered under disability law if the condition includes disabling symptoms.
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Image: NestIf you own a Nest product, we've got bad news: Last night, as you performed your evening ablutions and got ready for bed, Nest devices went offline, disabling some integral features in certain devices.
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"We consciously enabled the ability to have meeting joins initiated from within an iframe on a webpage," said Farley, who also noted that the company is not disabling the capability after the security researcher's findings.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission alleged in a lawsuit that Google falsely led users to believe that disabling the "Location History" setting on Android phones would stop the company from collecting their location data.
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The pair say they managed to activate and install the debug policy in firmware, disabling the Windows boot manager by switching off signature checks — meaning they could subsequently load non-Windows OSes onto the devices.
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You have to have trained enough to just know instinctively where all the buttons or the knobs are so you're focused on the task of disabling that device or rendering it safe or saving someone.
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Using information across our services also helps us protect people's safety and security, including, for example, identifying abusive behavior and disabling accounts tied to terrorism, child exploitation and election interference across both Facebook and Instagram.
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If disabling a certain permission causes the app to misbehave or become less useful—you turn off phone-location access in your favorite mapping app, for example—then you can always turn it back on.
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The researchers involved in the project were able to do everything from disabling the vehicle's brakes at low speeds to changing the radio station without ever being in the car or altering its factory settings.
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Until the news industry can find a business model to support a more vigorous and adversarial approach to government scrutiny, our greatest civic hope for disabling Trumpism resides in the supply side of the equation.
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The report found that the Houthi rebels have "taken steps to shut off internet access entirely across" their purview of YemenNet, including shutdowns of the internet and disabling access to the service in some areas.
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Pyongyang was previously on the list of terrorist states but it was removed in 2008 as China, Japan, Russia, South Korea and the U.S. held talks with the isolated country on disabling its nuclear facilities.
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But, in the meantime, actors capable of disabling large swaths of the internet, including sites like Twitter that people use to communicate, and journalists' websites that spread important news, are currently free to do so.
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" JJB, the former Discord admin, said there have been other cases of piracy tool code disabling Switches, but this was done by individuals to encourage others to "not run random shit of [off] the internet.
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Since the Supreme Court's historic 2013 ruling disabling key sections of the Voting Rights Act, Democrats have accused conservatives of pursing a nationwide strategy to implement ballot restrictions that effectively block minorities from the polls.
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Personal Health Having recently endured more than a month of post-concussion fatigue, I can't imagine how people with so-called chronic fatigue syndrome navigate through life with disabling fatigue that seemingly knows no end.
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If, for example, a person claimed benefits because of a back injury but was shown playing golf in a photograph posted on Facebook, that could be used as evidence that the injury was not disabling.
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But its contents were coated with dust, grime and debris, and in the case of the Schlicker organ, with its intricate inner workings and its use of degradable materials, like leather, the damage proved disabling.
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Nobody likes when videos automatically play on a website, but when Google rolled out a fix to this problem last week, it broke innumerable web-based games by inadvertently disabling their ability to play sound.
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But while the disabling of Jinghpaw was not an active move of censorship, it alerted many Kachin people that Facebook had the capability to identify their language, an alarming thought for the embattled minority group.
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A. If you added a passcode to your phone at some point, you can remove it by going into the device's settings and disabling the feature (after you enter the passcode to prove your identity).
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There's also a new option to take a break from Focus Mode, which allows you to use the blocked apps for a time, then return to Focus Mode without entirely disabling it to do so.
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Apple is currently opposing a court order demanding that it help investigators break into the phone by disabling a security feature that erases the device's data after 10 failed attempts to enter the pass code.
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Many daytime flights have begun to travel in the dark, with some Boeing 787 flights disabling individual controls to keep windows dimmed throughout — and flights from Asia to North America often block passenger control entirely.
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You may be able to boost the performance of older hardware with the standard tricks, like optimizing your settings — including lowering screen brightness, turning off push alerts and disabling location services when not in use.
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Momentarily disabling an ISIS website may be useful towards the US military's own propaganda efforts—it should at least appear to be winning the cyber campaign—but it's hardly worth the loss of a powerful exploit.
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In the video obtained by Motherboard, the trainer acknowledges that Facebook has been disabling the accounts of victims who post about receiving unwanted dick pics, or "unsolicited adult nude genitalia imagery sharing" in Facebook's own parlance.
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Disabling that feature seems like a no-brainer now, but it was available for various situations, such as for parents who wanted security cameras in their children's rooms to keep an eye on nannies and babysitters.
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In Canada, it's rendering the phone mostly useless by disabling Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, as well as cell and data service — it won't be able to make a call or access the internet in any way.
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But imagine if, taking advantage of the situation, a sophisticated cyber attack had also taken down the electrical grid, snarling communications, disabling emergency services and hospitals — even robbing people in their homes of life-saving heat.
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Roche said the case of the rare brain disease that is usually fatal or disabling was reported as a carry-over from Tysabri, also known as natalizumab, by the physician who had been treating the patient.
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Google Assistant is meant to be a useful tool, but if it just isn't working for you anymore, disabling it, or simply making it a harder to activate, can be helpful in minimizing your technological frustrations.
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Unfortunately, that has proved to be a huge problem for some people who take drugs like Xanax exactly as directed—and then find themselves struggling with extreme and disabling withdrawal symptoms for months and sometimes years.
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Apple this week revoked the enterprise developer licenses of Facebook and Google, temporarily disabling internal employee-only apps, after reports that each company had side-loaded apps onto Apple's operating system that violated the company's rules.
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Disabling the built-in browser has stamped down on more "convivial" gatherings, like the two teen boys we witnessed giggling at Facebook together, or the group of middle-aged men gathered on the sidewalk watching football.
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Hackers can get to them through malware — if you click a bad link or file and use code to turn on your webcam — possibly even disabling the camera's LED light, so you wouldn't know it's on.
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Along with disabling comments on videos featuring minors, YouTube also announced that it sped up the launch of a "more effective" classifier which can identify and remove double the amount of individual predatory comments than before.
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Justice Douglas, who donned the black robe from 1939 to 1975, spanning administrations from Franklin Delano Roosevelt to Gerald Ford, resisted efforts from his brethren to step down after he suffered a disabling stroke in 1974.
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Ross's beloved wife, Artis, who has several disabling illnesses, has opted for this form of assisted suicide, and Ross, who is perfectly healthy, announces that he intends to accompany Artis on her journey into the afterlife.
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This will allow them to configure and distribute the solution for their domain, including turning sync on, specifying how the software is installed, disabling Google Update if the company prefers manual updates, and managing other settings.
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The drug, Vumerity, was approved to treat relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis, a disabling autoimmune disease that damages the central nervous system and can lead to fatigue, pain, vision loss and impaired coordination and motor skills.
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This system fails to cover many people who face a serious illness, such as cancer or a broken leg, that is not permanently disabling but also likely to exhaust any sick leave they may have accumulated.
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In addition to disabling the equipment, the hackers left a note on affected machines, according to screenshots and photographs shared on social media: "Don't mess with our elections," along with an image of an American flag.
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" Speaking of the counter-notice — Twitter has apparently told Bredouw that as a result, she needs to file for a court order, or the company will "cease disabling access to the materials within 10 business days.
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He sees two big hang-ups: First, hackers often route attacks through other people's servers, meaning disabling an attack from Russia might mean damaging a server in England — an act of war against England, not Russia.
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But they could include a wide range of activities such as additional cyberattacks, clandestine operations aimed at disabling boats used by Iranians to conduct shipping attacks, and covert operations inside Iran aimed at fomenting more unrest.
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Epic is also disabling its newly introduced Junk Rift item from the Arena playlist and this upcoming weekend's Champion Series event until it can fix an audio issue due to be addressed in an upcoming update.
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The Android app also requires that certain in-built security features are disabled, such as allowing non-Google approved apps to be installed and disabling Google Play Protect, which helps to prevent malicious apps from running.
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Though the Pentagon has performed ably, a typically talented (if emaciated) State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development could play key roles but are hobbled by a Trump administration more interested in disabling than enabling.
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If the Trump administration tries to alter the deal or to reimpose sanctions, it could prompt Iran to violate a range of obligations, like the disabling of nuclear facilities and the sharp limits on reprocessing uranium.
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In the past, hacking has often been done for sport, and the prize has been disabling networks and winning respect among notoriety-seeking "black hat" hackers whose aim was to expose vulnerabilities, not to generate profit.
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"There is no evidence to suggest that vaccines cause life-threatening or disabling diseases, and the dissemination of unfounded and debunked theories about the dangers of vaccinations pose a great risk to public health," Schiff wrote.
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It must be a quirk in our design, a barely visible chink in physiology that allows us to target inflammation in a manner that doesn't kill or maim but acts just so, disabling two terrifying illnesses.
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The party also approved a bank tax tied to a cap on money market rates via emergency decree in late December without consulting the central bank, disabling monetary policy and triggering a record bourse sell-off.
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HIV immunity was to be conferred by disabling both copies of the gene (one inherited from each parent) for a cell-surface protein called CCR5, which the virus uses to help it enter and infect a cell.
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Here's the full Wi-Fi Alliance statement: Recently published research identified vulnerabilities in some Wi-Fi devices where those devices reinstall network encryption keys under certain conditions, disabling replay protection and significantly reducing the security of encryption.
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Cummins "intentionally employed measures" to elude capture by switching vehicle license plates twice, disabling the vehicle's GPS system, using aliases, altering the appearance of his vehicle, traveling by back roads and conducting cash-only transactions, prosecutors allege.
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Not only are several incidents involving the Autopilot system — including a May 7 fatal crash in Florida —- under investigation by regulators, two consumer-advocate organizations have called for the disabling of Tesla's semi-autonomous Autopilot driving system.
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Fortunately, the company has added a big button on top of the device that keeps the Show on, while disabling the mic and camera, and turning on a hard-to-miss red light just below the display.
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If you'd prefer to keep lock screen notifications, there's also the option of just disabling Siri whenever your device is locked, so it will only be functional once you've authenticated with a passcode, fingerprint, or your face.
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Making matters worse for British Airways, Al-Bassam was only looking into the company's Twitter activity because he discovered he couldn't check in for his flight — to a security conference no less — without disabling his ad blocker.
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" Professor Siddharthan Chandran, director of the Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences at Edinburgh University in Scotland, said the treatment was "effective in preventing further disabling relapses and, in a proportion, appears to render [patients] effectively disabled free.
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Measures being considered by the company apparently included "moving all children's content into a separate product, the existing stand-alone YouTube Kids app," as well as disabling recommendation functions on videos aimed at kids, the Journal wrote.
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Read more: Pewdiepie Is Teaching His Audience that Women Are Asking For It Those affected can fix their routers by disabling UPnP on their routers or stop forwarding to ports 8008/8443/8009, according to the website.
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Tesla's privacy policy allows drivers to opt out of sharing their cars' information with the company, but warns that doing so could result in "reduced functionality, serious damage or inoperability," and the disabling of certain vehicle features.
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A typical counterhack could start with probing a cybercriminal's infrastructure for weaknesses to prepare for retaliation, followed by remotely breaking into a target's servers and wiping any data, or disabling the attacker's malware from delivering a payload.
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Instead, they are sneaking guns from the homes of parents with Alzheimer's, covertly disabling pistols belonging to aging sharpshooters, and in many cases avoiding the topic altogether, something that concerns people working in medicine and law enforcement.
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Major depression is a chronic, disabling condition that affects more than one in 10 teens, with as many as one in four adolescents experiencing at least mild symptoms, O'Connor and colleagues report in the journal JAMA Pediatrics.
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The original court order demands that the tech giant write a piece of code disabling a failsafe that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory if an incorrect password is attempted 10 times in a row.
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Specifically, the court order compels the tech giant to write a piece of code disabling a failsafe that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory if an incorrect password is attempted 10 times in a row.
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In response to the blowback, YouTube announced new initiatives in February to "protect minors"—including disabling comments on videos of minors, restricting live streams, and "reducing recommendations"—after the site was exposed as a hotbed for pedophiles.
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Disgraced televangelist, ex-con, and soup salesman Jim Bakker paints a bleak portrait for the near future: North Korea will release a series of electromagnetic pulse bombs above the earth's atmosphere, completely disabling all US electronic technology.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Thursday that American intelligence agencies had concluded that Tehran was behind the disabling of two tankers in the Gulf of Oman, a vital conduit for much of the world's oil.
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The judge ordered the hearing to reset Mr. Weinstein's bail as required under a new state law, but prosecutors used it to raise questions about whether he had been disabling his electronic monitor, which tracks his position.
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Average income: $75,000Average hours typically worked a week: 38.52What they do: Assess, plan, organize, and participate in rehabilitative programs that improve mobility, relieve pain, increase strength, and improve or correct disabling conditions resulting from disease or injury.
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Patrick Howlett of King's College London, who co-led the research, said its results showed that Ebola survivors can suffer with "post-Ebola syndrome" or PES - a wide range of disorders "from minor to extremely severe and disabling".
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Between 2012 and early 2017, 8653 Tesla employees applied for compensation for partially or permanently disabling injuries, according to a database obtained via a public records request by BuzzFeed News from the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR).
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OCD affects 1-2% of the population, and has been ranked by the World Health Organization as in the top 10 most disabling illness of any kind in terms of diminished quality of life and loss of income.
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Apple said last night that an iOS update to eliminate the privacy bug is coming this week; in the meantime, the company took the step of disabling group FaceTime at the server level as an immediate emergency fix.
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The growth of the internet of things could also lead to new kinds of cyber warfare; imagine a bad actor disabling every smart thermostat in the dead of winter, or hacking into internet-connected pacemakers and insulin pumps.
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The breakthrough came at the same time the Iranians were making speedy progress toward complying with the terms of the nuclear deal by disabling a plutonium reactor, turning off centrifuges and shipping enriched uranium out of the country.
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It also said that using people's data across services helps to make them better and protects people's safety, including identifying abusive behavior, and disabling accounts tied to terrorism, child exploitation, and election interference across both Facebook and Instagram.
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Huawei recently rolled back its aggressive app killing by disabling the feature by default, although there were still some lingering issues getting VLC to work with a Huawei device while the Play Store blacklist was still in effect.
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We are facing these legal challenges at the cusp of a new era, where it is likely that we will be able to identify a range of life-limiting or severely disabling genetic conditions with a simple test.
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For the lowest power draw, you want to be turning the display off as quickly as possible, turning the hard disks off, dimming the display while on battery power, and disabling Wake for Wi-Fi and Power Nap.
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"Destroying satellites...can have ripple effects, producing dangerous clouds of debris that could stay in orbit for decades or centuries, disabling or destroying any satellites they collide with," one of its scientists, Laura Grego, said in a statement.
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Facebook announced today that it's disabling a form of advertising targeting called Partner Categories, which allowed prominent third-party data aggregators like Experian and Acxiom to provide clients with offline data like purchasing activity to inform ad targeting.
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If you're not comfortable with the possibility of a stranger listening to an unintentional recording of your most intimate moments, consider saying "goodbye, Google" and either permanently unplugging your Google Home or disabling Google Assistant on your smartphone.
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If you're not keen on shelling out any extra dough, T-Mobile says customers on its One Plan can avoid those fees by disabling Netflix on Us or switching to Magenta before July in downgrading to Netflix Basic.
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The researchers found that by the end of the eight-week course, 47% of people in the mindfulness group said their back pain was less disabling, based on factors such as difficulty walking and carrying out everyday activities.
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Disabling the system does not shut down MCAS completely but severs an electrical link between the software's attempts to give orders to push the plane lower and the actual controls, a person familiar with the aircraft system said.
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But the example of welfare reform demonstrates that states typically use block grants as an excuse to underfund aid programs, and high-risk pools have historically failed to meet the needs of Americans with serious or disabling conditions.
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Google's SVP of ads, Sridhar Ramaswamy, issued the following statement after disabling a number of offensive ad suggestions: Our goal is to prevent our keyword suggestions tool from making offensive suggestions, and to stop any offensive ads appearing.
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But a leap from disabling internet access for Russia's 'Troll Farm' to threatening to blackout swaths of Russia could jeopardize the few fragile norms existing in this bilateral cyber-competition, perhaps leading to expanded targeting of nuclear facilities.
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Those decisions, taken together, restricted the term disability – and therefore the number of people covered by the ADA – to include only substantial, long-term impairments that remain disabling even when treated by medication, prosthetics or other medical interventions.
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Dr. Kondwani Kawaza, a neonatologist at the Chatinkha nursery, said that even if the baby doesn't die, sepsis can cause disabling complications such as brain damage, meningitis and impairment to vital organs like the kidneys and the liver.
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People say that even after the Affordable Care Act, they still pay too much in premiums, plus thousands in deductibles, and still have to worry about being bankrupted by a disabling car crash or an extended hospital stay.
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An officer in the federal police forces, which joined the battle on Thursday, said there were heavy clashes in the southeastern Palestine district, but they had made progress in two other neighborhoods, disabling a number of car bombs.
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The recent demonstrations are an inspiring display of civic awareness and unity across many different groups, but there is one group consistently left out: people who suffer from disabling chronic illnesses, as well as physical and mental impairments.
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"The C.I.A. plan was to dust the inside of the suit with a fungus producing Madura foot, a disabling and chronic skin disease, and also contaminating the suit with tuberculosis bacilli in the breathing apparatus," the document states.
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They work by locking onto specific parts of invading pathogens, or of body cells infected by those pathogens—either gumming the target up and disabling it or marking it for destruction by other parts of the immune-system.
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The upgrades amounted to new layers of space-based sensors to pick up the movement of mobile missile launches, and a growing focus on disabling missiles before they are launched, rather than depending on intercepting them in space.
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The eleventh hour breakthrough led the government to withdraw an unprecedented court order compelling Apple to build software capable of disabling the phone's security features, which it had argued was necessary to gather "crucial evidence" from the device.
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The app includes a warning when you first launch it and its developer, Niantic, also took the unusual step of disabling some aspects of gameplay when your phone detects you're traveling at high speeds (which is arguably cheating anyway).
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Once in physical proximity of power plants and other critical infrastructure, hackers could use the drones to jam networks, disabling the ability of the plant's operators to get information from sensors, or communicate with human operators in the field.
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At its annual Google I/O developer conference today, Google announced a new set of privacy commitments for its in-home Nest security cameras, which include disabling the feature that lets users turn recording indicator lights on and off.
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So it's become easy to think of these devices as simultaneously delicate and disposable, an object we feel we should have the liberty to be careless about and yet one we remain terrified of disabling in any way whatsoever.
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Diet Madison Avenue said on Twitter that they think their account was hacked or disabled by Instagram for being reported, but an Instagram spokesperson told the New York Times that the company had no hand in disabling the account.
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Doctors who specialize in trauma care — treating people with disabling or life-threatening injuries that have resulted from things like gun violence or car crashes — are using techniques honed by military doctors on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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As Moore noted, there are few good options to stop the data collection entirely:Unfortunately, as a system service, there doesn't appear to be any way of permanently disabling this data collection or removing this functionality without rooting the phone.
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