"Sounds like the semi was hogging the road," another quipped.
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This is Nisha Stickles' cat Tzar hogging the Xbox remote.
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But these Florida cops aren't hogging them all for themselves.
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Yup. Deal with the guy next to you hogging the armrest?
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But a different set of spies is now hogging the limelight.
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You don't need to worry about movies hogging battery life, either.
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From here, select the data-hogging apps and disable background data.
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Ten politicians mean that cross talk and spotlight-hogging are inevitable.
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Parents are hogging up the aisles with their strollers and picnic gear.
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Look at university exam results; women are hogging all the top positions.
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So is pole-hogging, door-blocking and eating food on the subway.
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The younger magicians hogging the limelight aren't immune from having their tricks exposed.
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Podos called it a "very theatrical" ritual -- fitting for a spotlight-hogging bird.
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There are weirdos hogging the sofa and not enough ice in the freezer.
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I slept absolutely terribly last night, mostly due to my child hogging my bed.
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Kourtney Kardashian is going where she hasn't really gone before ... hogging the ass spotlight.
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They are loud and careless — splashing, horsing around, breaking rules and hogging pool towels.
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Moreover, middlemen are hogging a bigger and bigger percentage of the drug-spending pie.
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Maybe I was hogging the markers; maybe I cut in line, or vice versa.
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Wordy and space-hogging, their paintings seemed pitched to outshout and outbully consumer culture.
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Alfred's attention-hogging is one reason that Blanche Knopf's contributions are not better known.
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Two of them were hogging the conversation, and another person was not engaged at all.
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More likely, the state will crowd out private investors, hogging capital and allocating it poorly.
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The first possibility is that he committed the same crime as Mr Scaramucci: hogging headlines.
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Hogging the armrest and people being too drunk tied for fifth place with 44 percent.
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His personal style is exactly the opposite of Rivera's unbuttoned, space-hogging he-man type.
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If you are not running a security program, malware or spyware might be hogging resources.
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Photos and videos can be some of the most space-hogging items on your phone.
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GM's decision to make this lane-hogging beast electric is a huge irony, of course.
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You could even enable an adult profile for yourself whenever they aren't hogging the thing.
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It also uses less of my computer&aposs resources, which Chrome is notorious for hogging.
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We have trouble finding parking and end up hogging a spot at the adjoining bank.
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A tiny moon of Mars is clearly tired of its planet hogging all of humanity's attention.
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If nothing else, iPad apps could save the Mac from memory- and processor-hogging Electron apps.
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Eventually, when conversation ran dry, and we were aware that we were Shia-hogging, we left.
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But while potential trade wars are hogging the headlines, they are not on the agenda everywhere.
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Watch out for this guy at the gym, hogging the benches and not wiping anything down.
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With grandparents hogging the bigger, better properties, their children struggle to move up the housing ladder.
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They also argued — over who would row, who could sleep at night, who was hogging space.
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The freak show news coverage has included porn actress Stormy Daniels and her camera-hogging attorney.
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Meanwhile, people like him and his wife and their colleagues are hogging all of the opportunity.
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Rent-free: Suddenly, everywhere, there are brain squatters, hogging mental resources and coughing up nothing in return.
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We're also hogging lots more bandwidth than we used to thanks to online streaming sites like Netflix.
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How else can you explain the GOP frontrunner ditching the Republican debate and still hogging the headlines?
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Bots are costing legitimate businesses money by stealing data, but also hogging system resources and costly bandwidth.
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On Tuesday, he won his 12th Olympic medal in what should have been a headline-hogging accomplishment.
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If nothing else, hey, it's probably a good alternative to buying a wall-hogging TV or monitor.
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Not just any billboard, but the one Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, was hogging for years.
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French workers, whom the British like to dismiss as holiday-hogging sluggards, are more productive than the British.
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A smarter manager would recognize that hogging all the credit for a subordinate's work is a bad idea.
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McKenzie said you can blame that on Mr. Craig David (our title, not hers) hogging up the line.
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And team owner Jerry Jones is one of the most outspoken, spotlight-hogging owners in all of sports.
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But he also made a false claim about Wilson hogging credit for the dedication of an FBI building.
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Part of the blame goes to the moderators and his peers, who were more aggressive and spotlight-hogging.
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"Meat needs to stop hogging the limelight and vegetarian dishes should be landing more starring roles," Garnett said.
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Before you know it, you'll try (and fail) to install something because something else is hogging your drive.
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Plus, what's the point of working out at the gym if you can't tweet about someone hogging the weights?
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Even when I'm using battery-hogging programs like Chrome and Slack, the x360 still manages to go the distance.
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Greece and Portugal could promise to stop leaving dirty dishes in the sink, Germany to quit hogging the remote.
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Staff, however, have to be on the lookout for disruptive behavior like filming in locker rooms or machine-hogging.
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Consider using those energy-hogging programs less or limiting their ability to refresh themselves with new data as frequently.
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VERDICT: TEAM SINGLE No one hogging the bed, no one keeping you up, and no kids to barge in?
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Instead, it lets you access all of your files in real-time from the cloud without hogging any device space.
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Mapbox has built software that will live in cars to beam down Mobileye's data without hogging up mobile data bandwidth.
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And other, less headline-hogging ideas are there: microfactories, purpose-built stuff for industries, more efficient motors, and so on.
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Play in our walled garden and we'll keep you safe from the data-grabbing, attention-hogging Facebooks of the world.
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The Italian referendum has been hogging the headlines, but there is another crucial vote in Europe this weekend: in Austria.
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The credit-hogging by Trump is actually the least toxic thing he is doing in these two tweets this morning.
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And now the president, who generally likes to spend long holiday weekends near a golf course, is hogging golf's headlines.
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In 0003, it's extremely difficult to mine the world's most popular cryptocurrency without investing in expensive and space-hogging hardware.
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The Raiders found the end zone again in the second quarter, hogging the ball for 13 plays and 8:35.
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The second reporter, finally unable to take it anymore, turns her head to see who is hogging so much time.
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It's useful for troubleshooting problems, closing problem tabs, and generally seeing which sites are hogging all of your system resources.
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Anti-burial measures, though less nationally co-ordinated, were intended to prevent those departing this world from hogging badly needed land.
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The Boost+ app lets you manage your apps, RAM, battery-hogging apps and lock apps behind a fingerprint or pattern code.
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Yes, that's selfish, but how many "happily-married" sitcom husbands have been hogging the television to watch the game for decades?
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Dude just needs to realize the value of hogging the bed and not having to share your heart-shaped pepperoni pizza.
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Model Kate Moss and actresses Keira Knightley and Naomi Watts were also among celebrities hogging the front row for Bailey's swansong.
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They're hogging up precious storage on your phone, most likely as duplicates that you already have saved in your Photos app.
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So by hogging network power, and the resources that flow from that, Facebook the company continues to dominate the social space.
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Instead of pressing on a space-hogging button, users would just place their finger on top of the screen to authenticate.
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NBC's panel of reporters themselves became part of the debate, making their stances known and hogging time from the real candidates.
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So either Grampa felt a bit left out, or he worked with the small area that letter-hogging Grandma left him.
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With each Wi-Fi device hogging the airwaves for fewer milliseconds, more devices can share each of 2.4GHz's three clear channels.
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The interface has often befuddled users, burying tasks under submenus and uneconomically using large swaths of space to feature memory-hogging images.
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Acosta was blocked after clashes with President Trump, who accused the reporter of hogging the microphone at a post-midterm press conference.
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Look no further than Slack, which is a RAM-hogging goliath on the Mac but runs sweetly and smoothly on the iPad.
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After you've finished editing videos, it's best to delete these projects so they're not hogging up space after you're done with them.
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Their fundamental value is ZERO or actually negative ... if you price correctly their negative externality of hogging energy and destroying the environment.
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No offense, but right now America has enough tall, successful, rich white guys hogging the spotlight trying to make America great ... again.
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And the cleanest and least road-hogging form of urban transportation is not an app-hailed car; it's a human-powered bicycle.
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It was one of the great headline-hogging trials of the age, and Ms. Goldsmith threw herself into the subject with abandon.
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Crank it open and let the internet flood, or bring it down to a trickle when your roommates are hogging the network.
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SETI researchers say they're trying to grow their search for signs of extraterrestrial civilizations, but the crypto-miners are hogging that key component.
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An individual bacterium can survive even glopped together with a bunch of other bacteria that may be hogging all of the direct sunlight.
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While most of us were hogging Barbies at his age, Tyler Boone has been selflessly growing out his hair for two years. Why?
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What impressed me most about the G5 is a feature that many will easily overlook because the modular design is hogging the spotlight.
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In their Photoshopped alternative reality, Juji towers over Cline, hogging couches and waiting patiently as Cline mounts a ladder to trim his fur.
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But locals suspect that at a time of falling oil revenues, the army is simply diversifying its revenues by hogging the smugglers' take.
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Oh, and you probably already know this, but Instagram is about to become the battery hogging bastard that Snapchat is: Knew ittttt pic.twitter.
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In one especially toe-curling scene, he interrupts Cat's heartfelt acceptance of a song-writing award with lame gags and narcissistic microphone-hogging.
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Video is taking over the internet, but it's never been more obvious than when you look at who's hogging the world's internet bandwidth.
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Google has tried to rein in resource-hogging tabs, but in my experience on MacOS, new versions of Chrome haven't solved the problem.
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Amber, however, seems to be here for DRAMA as she confronts Jubilee about hogging Time With Ben when she already has a rose.
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Several emerging currencies have been beset by weakness in recent weeks and - much like in 2018 - Turkey and Argentina are hogging the limelight.
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In commercial gyms, there are frequent battles over space, people hogging squat racks and benches and engaging in shenanigans with no real purpose.
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It's a nice showcase for the various VRWorks technologies, showcasing them in a manner that brings them to life without hogging the spotlight.
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I get dressed for the day, and try to put on some makeup before my mom yells at me for hogging the bathroom.
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And you get the added bonus of charging multiple devices at once without being that person at the airport hogging all the outlets.
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Olaf is the role played by Jim Carrey in the 2004 movie version, a portrayal that some critics found excessive and spotlight-hogging.
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It's bad enough that I have a Facebook and a Messenger app hogging up two precious spots on my phone's main home screen.
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Researchers writing in the journal Science this week are warning us about yet another ecological issue caused by us resource-hogging humans: sand extraction.
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The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has developed a penchant for hogging the headlines more for the wrong raison d'être than the right political vibes.
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AlekseyP also notes that the dips often occur at night or when his house is empty, so wireless users hogging bandwidth isn't the issue.
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Furthermore, and what Sandvine calls "even more frightening," is that 4K currently makes up such a small fraction of all the data it's hogging.
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If you're more of a camping or RV person in the summer, it's a great fire pit to bring along without hogging packing space.
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Speed limits could go way up, cars could drive bumper-to-bumper to save gas, and left-lane hogging would cease to exist altogether.
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When you're playing small like we were, it gives you more opportunities to get rebounds when (center) Omer (Asik) is not hogging them all.
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Kim and Kourtney served up a treat for 2-for-1 Kardashian sisters in bikinis ... and Kim's ass is back to hogging the spotlight.
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You end up with tangled cords, arguments over who's been hogging all the outlets, and worse, devices that remain uncharged because someone unplugged them.
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Still, the secondary hub phenomenon may offer a partial antidote to complaints that a few regions are hogging too much of the venture capital pie.
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This power-hogging, data-gobbling piece of software is where I spend most of my days, although not necessarily because I want it this way.
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And virtual reality, one of the hottest buzzwords in the tech industry, has been hogging the spotlight of CES' stages for the past several years.
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It means that those apps will follow new rules inside Windows that can keep them from chewing up your battery or hogging your system resources.
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I'm able to easily use the Folio for more than a full workday without plugging in, even when I'm using battery-hogging apps like Slack.
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Last year, one woman was called "the Most Inconsiderate Human in the NYC Subway System" for hogging three seats for herself and her unpackaged pooch.
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A camera-hogging Bill Clinton would risk overshadowing the Democratic nominee and also give further prominence to the question of his eventual White House duties.
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True love means never having to say you're sorry... for eating something with heavy cream in it and then hogging the bathroom for four hours.
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In fact, Opera works almost exactly like Chrome, except without the resource hogging that makes me want to throw my computer against a brick wall.
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After all, how many people really, really want friends and family members bunking in the living room, commandeering the remote control and hogging the bathroom?
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The ideal toiletry bag holds the essential items you need when you're on the go without hogging all the space in your carry-on bag.
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TECH TIP A browser that's set to compress or block images, ads and other bandwidth-hogging parts of a web page can save you megabytes.
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Some VIZIO TVs (like this 80-inch one that's $600 off) even come with Chromecast built in to make your week hogging the AC even easier.
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The arrangement led to deep resentment between Bumble employees, building staff, and residents who couldn't understand why a thriving startup was hogging the complex's deluxe amenities.
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If you're in hotels a lot or constantly have a roommate hogging the TV to watching Little People, Big World, than this is super exciting news.
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Steph: Well, I'd first seen him around town a bit and I always saw him hogging the mic at karaoke a few times prior to this.
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Researchers discovered a lot of things about American sexuality at the time, but one of the most notable was that men were hogging all the orgasms.
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Open up the Chrome Task Manager (Shift+Esc on Windows) to see which extensions and apps are hogging CPU time and memory space on your system.
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And with that, of course, comes more reason for neighbors to complain about everything from film crews monopolizing parking spaces to autograph-seekers hogging the sidewalks.
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And in Colorado, it's recently raised some eyebrows that marijuana growing facilities generate some serious greenhouse gases by hogging more than their fair share of electricity.
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Like most small kitchens, mine lacks sufficient counter space, so I prefer using magnetic strips for storing knives in lieu of large, counter-hogging knife blocks.
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Experts call it 'energy poverty' when families sink more than 10 percent of their annual incomes into faulty furnaces or energy-hogging window air-conditioning units.
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This is probably the one reason I'll regret my decision, since I love big screens and don't like a big phone hogging space in my pocket.
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The sights of Centennial Olympic Park and the downtown skyscrapers are more than enough to take your mind off of the J. Crew clientele hogging the bar.
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The following screen gives you a rundown of which programs are hogging the battery (and probably putting more demands on your system resources at the same time).
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Nike's shiny-new power-lacing HyperAdapt may be hogging the limelight these days, but the latest addition to the company's iconic Air line also deserves some applause.
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You might also notice that other apps like Netflix or Spotify are struggling to connect if an app is hogging more than its fair share of bandwidth.
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So while targeted advertising is an easy villain, data-hogging artificial intelligence is a dangerously nuanced and highly sympathetic bad guy, like Erik Killmonger in Black Panther.
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The Hollywood Reporter reports that A Star Is Born's original soundtrack won't be eligible for any Grammy honors, despite hogging the Billboard charts for nearly a month.
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The Cookie Monster Kris is the cookie monster of Calabasas, but instead of hogging all the cookie for herself, she wants to shove them down Khloé's throat.
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It also has the benefit of not having morning breath, hogging the blanket, farting in your face, or smacking you awake in the morning to be fed.
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First in line was a lazy and flirtatious Benjamin Franklin, whom John Adams accused of hogging the limelight when the pair sought a wartime alliance with France.
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It would be highly inefficient — and highly unlikely — for humans to have evolved such large, energy-hogging brains if they didn't need to use the whole thing.
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Sarath Fonseka, Sri Lanka's top military leader, who nursed a personal vendetta against the president for, as he saw it, hogging all the credit for the victory.
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Other symptoms include the computer fan's running at high speed or the Mac's acting sluggish, even if you are not using a lot of processor-hogging programs.
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The farming, fishing and production of feed for livestock and poultry strains the earth's finite resources — consuming fossil fuel, emitting greenhouse gasses, hogging farmland and polluting waterways.
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Time of possession: The ball-hogging Pats have made possession a key strategy in their game plan all season long and the Super Bowl was no different.
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But this convenience has led to issues like theft and even vandalism in countries like China, with many hogging the bikes by locking them in their private compounds.
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China is also the key market for South Korean pop culture exports, with soap operas and pop music regular hogging the trending topics list on the Weibo microblog.
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As much kvetching as there has been about the Red Sox and the Yankees hogging the prime-time spotlight during the divisional round, consider the Game 1 numbers.
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Even though the Amazon Rainforest is being burned at this very moment, the monolithic online retailer with the same name is still hogging all the money and attention.
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We've all done this at one point or another because we learned it's a good idea to close applications that are hogging system resources on slow-running computers.
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This dongle has a headphone jack and a USB-C port, so it lets you connect your microphone without hogging the connector you need to charge your phone.
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Marijuana-based CBD has been hogging the wellness industry's spotlight in recent years, with everyone from Goop to The New York Times plugging its supposed range of health benefits.
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Tiny tells TMZ Chef Kool was hired to handle appetizers but showed up 2 hours late and began complaining the main course chef was hogging all the kitchen space.
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For example, letting your lawn go brown is a temporary savings, but replacing your water-hogging lawn with a beautiful garden of drought-tolerant plants is a permanent improvement.
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Most of the field seems to operate on the assumption that they need to show they can keep Mr. Trump from hogging the camera as he did in 2016.
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Netflix used to have an entire airplane row to itself, and now, someone is sitting directly next to them, hogging the armrest and clearing its throat every few minutes.
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I was hogging the family computer when I was a kid, and then it just became my laptop, when I was 19, [with] different 'Nancy Drew' games on it.
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So, instead of relying on proof of work to create its currency, Telegram will rely on a new, less energy-hogging way of mining cryptocurrency than the original Bitcoin method.
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Medina had a hard act to follow in the run-up to the competition, with the wildly popular Filipina Pia Wurtzbach the reigning champion, and hogging much of media attention.
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With the impending snow storm and the northeast is going into high alert, the Philadelphia PD is urging everyone to exercise caution as well not reverting to hogging parking spots.
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The battery pack for the 2805 Escape's hybrid system, launching this fall, fits under the floor, instead of hogging space in the rear cargo compartment, as in prior Escape hybrids.
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When Trump won the White House in November 2016, there was some speculation/hope among Republicans (and independents and Democrats as well) that he would change his attention-hogging ways.
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The organization's approval is important because it globally monitors and regulates which satellite frequencies that companies and governments plan to use "to prevent signal interference and spectrum hogging," Henry says.
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The nominee for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has been waiting quietly while Tom Price has been hogging the spotlight, but now she's going to get her turn.
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San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit board voted to adopt a "one ticket, one seat" ordinance last week, which will fine people up to $500 for repeat seat hogging offenses.
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Then there is the issue of tour guides behaving badly — from loud talking and altercations with other tour leaders, to hogging prime exhibit spaces and giving incorrect information, he said.
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And I'm creating...I seek to create those opportunities where everyone will have a sliver of the sun, not, you know, special interests just hogging the space just for themselves.
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When your house is seized by the bank, you devolve into a series of couch-surfing situations; you are thrown out every time for hogging the TV with your console.
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That name might ring a bell, because Ceres has been hogging headlines after NASA's Dawn spacecraft trekked 1801 billion miles to study it, finally arriving in Ceresian orbit in March 2215.
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All of which allows would-be election manipulators to pass off junk views as online news, leveraging the reach of Facebook's platform and its attention-hogging algorithms to amplify hateful nonsense.
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It is dead quiet during the most intensive of tasks, like editing 4K video while concurrently running memory-hogging applications like Chrome, Slack, TweetDeck, and my preferred web Gmail wrapper Wavebox.
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This is photobombing at a different level: Most of the galaxies are many billions of light years away, while the show-hogging asteroids are only around 100 million miles from Earth.
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This is photobombing at a different level: Most of the galaxies are many billions of light years away, while the show-hogging asteroids are only around 100 million miles from Earth.
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If you are worried about conserving the data allowance doled out by your cellular carrier, you can turn off Wi-Fi Assist and other bandwidth-hogging apps in the iPhone's settings.
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While Facebook and Cambridge Analytica are hogging the spotlight, data brokers that collect your information from hundreds of sources and sell it wholesale are laughing all the way to the bank.
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Florida's latest bout with red tide brought images from up and down the state's Gulf Coast of dead fish washing ashore after being choked by a surge of oxygen-hogging algae.
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He seemed to be on the attack here too, against a tradition of auction-friendly, history-book-hogging Modernism, or against the exclusions, segregations and refusals its values were built on.
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The source of the resource-hogging and malware alerts, they believed, was malicious software embedded in the game that allegedly hijacked their machines and looped them into a cryptocurrency mining operation.
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The best toiletry bags you can buyThe ideal toiletry bag holds the essential items you need when you're on the go without hogging all the space in your carry-on bag.
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Ms. Jackson and Ms. Neal sleep in twin beds in the bedroom, and share a vanity and a bench when they get ready in the morning, to avoid hogging the bathroom.
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"American Idol" producers are a sleazy, money-hogging bunch who made MILLIONS off the back of one songwriter who never got her cut ... so claims the lady in new legal docs.
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Rail startups also accuse various national champions of hogging the best rail slots, of engaging in predatory pricing and of pursuing vexatious litigation against them to push them out of the market.
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Now I may not possess the looks, pipes, or moves of the man hogging all of Australia's talent, but there's no reason to believe that my kidneys aren't a match for his.
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Although the debate over repealing and replacing ObamaCare is hogging the spotlight in Washington, work is underway behind the scenes to craft comprehensive legislation aimed at repairing U.S. roads, bridges and airports.
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Ordering coffee is an enjoyable experience: the smell of roasting beans, the gentle MacBook tap of table-hogging "freelancers," and that sweet procrastinatory interlude away from whatever you should actually be doing.
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Their festival entry methods include flying in a TAO Group investor's chartered private jet and hogging the Nevada freeways in RVs equipped with reverse-osmosis Fiji water showers and Egyptian cotton mattresses.
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Uber's and Lyft's combined share of the ground transportation market in terms of expense account spending in the second quarter has soared to 63%, with Uber hogging 683% and Lyft getting 8%.
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Its role in the slow poisoning of our news landscape is perhaps less obvious—and slightly harder to remember when companies like Facebook are hogging most of the spotlight—but it's there.
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Unlike rice and pasta, which often take the starring role in main courses, potatoes are relegated to the sidelines — usually as fluffy fleshed arm candy to some meaty protein hogging the limelight.
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PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Penguins were a puck-hogging, ice-tilting blur last spring, overwhelming opponents with an avalanche of shots and sustained offensive pressure that ended with the franchise's fourth Stanley Cup.
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There are certain etiquette rules it&aposs worth knowing, such as the importance of putting weights back, which was the most mentioned piece of advice in the thread, and not hogging machines.
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I was looking forward to the end of the experiment and getting rid of all the internet-connected devices I'd accumulated, as well as freeing up the many electrical outlets they'd been hogging.
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Portable chargers had a bit of a standout moment last summer, when players of the wildly popular and battery-hogging Pokémon Go could be seen roaming the streets, their phones constantly plugged in.
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But with Hamilton and retired champion Nico Rosberg hogging the front row throughout 2016, there would have been some satisfaction for Vettel to wedge his Ferrari between the Mercedes cars at Albert Park.
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There's a sociological phenomenon called maternal gatekeeping, in which moms subtly or overtly discourage their male partners by criticizing the fathers' parenting, taking over child care or hogging all the parental decision-making.
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That matches what other companies like Essential, Samsung and LG are doing, and it will allow users to carry a big screen without requiring a massive pocket-hogging phablet to go with it.
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Once you see which apps are hogging the most space, you can delete things you no longer need, like e-books you have finished, podcasts you have played and games you never play.
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After hogging the ball for his team's final four possessions, James had a leaning runner — one that could have put his team ahead — blocked by the Knicks' Mario Hezonja in the waning seconds.
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We can see it now: You, hibernating by the fire (or hogging the space heater) binging Netflix on your new smart TV and online shopping like nobody's business on your new Dell Inspiron laptop.
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The default Mac and iPhone calendar app can be a frustratingly unhelpful assistant, routinely freezing up at random, hogging resources for no discernible reason, and refusing to communicate with any of your other programs.
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By hogging the money investors such as pension funds and insurance firms could be investing in companies, states have made it harder for those companies to move away from bank borrowing to bond issuance.
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The side plot of all the competitive, type-A doctors trying to beat the 11-year-old genius at math problems is delightful, as is Bailey (Chandra Wilson) hogging the alternative medicine game room.
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Last year, I very publicly broke up with Google Chrome, a memory-hogging browser that everyone still uses today because Internet Explorer sucked in 2008 and at the time everything Google was considered infallible.
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Some people like to go on about meritocracy but the reality is that there's a really homogenous group of people — basically middle-aged white men — who are hogging the positions we equate with talent.
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In a contest for who could best counter President Trump, who could conjure a media orbit independent of the president's news-hogging, Mr. O'Rourke's gift for meme-able flourishes seemed like a credible bet.
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It did not grab the headlines, like picking a religious fight with the Pope, or the news-hogging rhetoric of building a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border or banning all Muslims from America.
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However, I quickly learned that physical intimacy (what she would probably call 'space hogging' and 'clinginess') is as important to me as being able to rest all my limbs on the mattress at once.
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The outrage-loving tilt of these attention-hogging adtech giants has also continued directly influencing political campaigning in the West this year — with cynical attempts to steal votes by shamelessly platforming and amplifying misinformation.
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It will, at the very least, promise 60 frames per second in resource hogging AAA games like Battlefield V, and CEO Jensen Huang claimed the mobile 2080 is twice as fast as a Sony PS4.
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Like most news cycle-hogging Trump tweets, Omar's confused a very real policy dynamic for a purely transactional idea about money buying power, rooted in some very ugly racial "tropes," as we now call them.
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Singers Lenny Kravitz and Lily Allen and actors Robert Pattinson and Gwendoline Christie were among celebrities hogging the front row at the hotly-anticipated show, which comes amid a period of upheaval for menswear fashion.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's main opposition Congress party says it is struggling to find enough helicopters to ferry its leaders ahead of a general election, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party of hogging resources.
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The problem, as Gulliver goes on to explain, is that incumbent airlines—particularly those legacy carriers that originally got their slots for free—are hogging them in order to try and shut out new entrants.
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Instead of the same few sites hogging top spots, readers would have a greater variety of sources, and smaller websites would be less likely to be buried on the second or third pages of results.
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Apple's flashy new iPhones are hogging the spotlight right now, but iOS 11 is arriving before they do – on September 19, the major mobile software update will be available for existing iPhone and iPad devices.
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As Lee was the public face of the company, while Kirby and Ditko were freelancers, early press accounts, encouraged by Lee's credit-hogging tendencies, tended to portray him as the mastermind behind the Marvel Universe.
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In active use with battery-hogging apps like Chrome, Slack, and Tweetdeck I'm getting over eight hours — that's really solid considering I'm using the 4K display and haven't been too shy about cranking the brightness up.
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And while Chrome continues to clean up its act in terms of resource hogging, Edge does well here too—as you would expect considering Microsoft develops both the browser and the operating system it runs on.
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Combine your collection of gadgets with that of your roommate/s' or family's, and you probably embark on your own mini World War III when one of you starts hogging all the outlets in the house.
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But seriously, Laura and her girls are apparently hogging up too much stage time for Tiana's liking, so Hakeem makes a deal: in smaller cities, Mirage a Trois gets to add one song to their set.
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It's obvious that Shawn is innocent, but the Gladiator trio actually get another white supremacist to basically admit to lynching his fellow racist because said fellow racist was hogging all the glory for the church bombing.
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The company aims for a $91.5 billion valuation in its imminent initial public offering, the biggest IPO in U.S. markets since Alibaba's 2014 debut and a giant, attention-hogging IPO in a year full of them.
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Because of Light's insistence on keeping attention hogging things off the phone, if someone texts you a picture, all you get is a little icon indicating that an image exists, but no way to view it.
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To keep all these features from hogging battery life, Asus has stuffed a 5,000mAh battery into a device that, at just under eight millimeters thin, is actually three millimeters slimmer than the original Zoom, according to Asus.
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The bosses themselves are screen-hogging menaces that may warp from a duo of boxing frogs that pumps out energy balls from their gloves and into huge slot machines that spit out coins and spiked spinning disks.
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If you do want to get more scientific about it, programs such as GlassWire and NetLimiter (Windows) and Little Snitch (macOS) can tell you which apps on your local computer are hogging all of the internet goodness.
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In a recent interview with the American Prospect's Robert Kuttner, one of the attention-hogging stunts that allegedly contributed to his departure, Bannon described the world as a zero-sum competition between the United States and China.
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When we were ready to release for mass manufacture, we sent drawings and, in some cases, 3D files to toolmakers who spent 12 weeks hogging out hardened steel tools that cost no less than $100,000 per part.
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The new study, published on Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, suggests that long before cats became our couch-hogging, computer-smothering companions, they were hard workers — protecting barns, ships, and villages from disease-carrying rodents.
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BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - Streaming video pioneer Netflix held out a vision of cooperation to potentially skeptical telecom partners on Monday, saying it could deliver a quality experience to mobile phones without hogging bandwidth needed for other services.
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That backs Bramson's view that the investment bank is hogging resources – it accounted for 53 percent of group risk-weighted assets and 42 percent of group revenue in the fourth quarter – while delivering at best mediocre returns.
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JASON I absolutely agree — Brandon is bigger and more spotlight-hogging, not in a negative way, and there's this innate quality in me, that Levee has, that's calculated and watching to know how to attack the situation.
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The Yellow Vests reverberate as a primal scream from working-class France at the tax-avoiding, wealth-hogging Parisian glitterati enabled by a government now headed by one of its own, Mr. Macron, a former investment banker.
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As I wrote for NOVA Next, Germany stabilized its grid and electricity supply by dialing up its fossil fuel, nuclear, and hydro power, while also asking four energy-hogging aluminum smelters to dial down their power use temporarily.
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What's more, its battery lasts up to nine hours on a single charge — so even if someone is hogging the sole outlet at your favorite coffee shop, you'll still be able to get a whole day's work done.
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In one Lehoko skit mocking the broken manner in which Zuma reads out large numbers in English, he and Mandela are sitting round a fire smoking marijuana, when the anti-apartheid leader accuses Zuma of hogging the joint.
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While owners of Amazon's kind of lame Kindle Fire have been able to flip their devices for years they've also had battery-hogging, full color tablets designed to do a lot more than just read ebooks really well.
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Despite parting ways with the Trump campaign in August 2015 — Trump says he fired Stone for hogging the media spotlight; Stone says he quit because Trump attacked Megyn Kelly — Stone has remained one of Trump's most loyal true believers.
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And though the winner in this case was a spotlight-hogging reality TV star who stole Mr. Giuliani's script for the sort of leading role he had never played himself, at least he had a part in the drama.
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"No offense, but right now America has enough tall, successful, rich white guys hogging the spotlight trying to make America great," Bell wrote in an open letter to Phelps last Thursday, making an obvious reference to Trump's campaign slogan.
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A lot of us just to get on a plane with cramped seats, cheap snacks, and complimentary beverages and take our seats next to the snoring dude who keeps hogging the armrest in peace and a relative degree of anonymity.
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Image: ScreenshotMany of us spend most of our time on the web, but all too often browsing sessions can descend into a sprawling mess of memory-hogging, audio-playing tabs that bring your computer and your productivity to a shuddering halt.
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It did say that pop-ups, interstitials (those screen-hogging ads that are sprung on you between page loads), and otherwise malicious or deceptive ads would be counted against publishers, and that it would consider the ratio of ads to posts.
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Gyllenhaal didn't look like a vain movie star hogging someone else's spotlight, he looked more like a roguish teen, swooping in to charm his buddy out of hot water (Vallée had just recited a Roman Polansky quote for some reason).
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"My guess is that (if it's not already happening) there will soon be many Internet users complaining to their ISPs about slow Internet speeds as a result of hacked IoT devices on their network hogging all the bandwidth," Krebs wrote.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The global telecoms industry on Tuesday demanded access to the high-capacity spectrum it says it needs to support data-intensive 5G services, accusing the space lobby of hogging frequencies in a way that could stunt the technology.
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At this point, Trump basically has a monopoly on the issue, hogging the spotlight while reporters chase their tails, explaining once again that no, Trump isn't going to build a Wall, and no, Mexico definitely isn't going to pay for it.
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As my mother, father and sister gulped that precious nectar, I'd eye them, these people I was supposed to love, ready to accuse them of hogging, of backwashing, ready to pounce on the soda when it was my turn again.
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But with success has come the kind of identity crisis that faces many midsize regional brewers as they jostle for market share with ascendant microbreweries and shelf-hogging megabrands: How to expand their appeal without losing their patina of authenticity?
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Unbeknownst to you, your partner has actually been told to list items in their home, so they are actually dashing off an inventory of rugs, lamps, and pillows, while you're seething about a fight you had months ago about blanket hogging.
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Other pretty reasonable rumors include the Snapdragon 835 processor the company was reportedly hogging for inclusion on the S8 and a 3,300 mAh battery — that's a downgrade from the Note 7 and the S8 Plus, both of which sported a 3,500 version.
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As promising as the first generation of consumer virtual reality is, it's not without its drawbacks: cables that tether users to their computers, a space-hogging setup, and prohibitive prices (at least for people who don't already own a high-end gaming PC).
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"To explain why I was upset I compared it to someone bursting in on your while you are on the toilet and then calmly telling you, while your pants are still round your ankles, that you are hogging the public bathroom," she tweeted.
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Although Dr Carson has not engaged in the headline-hogging grandstanding of his predecessor, Julian Castro, he has been busy meeting state and municipal housing leaders around the country to get a first-hand view of the many problems facing the housing market.
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Waiting for his wife to join him at a small-town restaurant, a respected lawyer named Claudio (Darío Grandinetti) is accosted by a nervous-looking man who insults him for hogging a table without having ordered anything yet and asks to have it.
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So it's an important signal, to utilities and to other tech companies building energy-hogging data centers, that Google is taking such large steps to buy renewable energy to offset the fossil fuels it relies on to power some of its operations.
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Mr Trump first honed his formula for hogging the limelight in the primary campaign: create a furore by crossing a sacrosanct political line, bask in the attention for several days, then do it again before your opponents have a chance to get noticed.
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With impeachment hogging Congress' agenda, no national privacy law is likely to pre-empt California's stringent rules from going into effect next year — and activists in the state are already gearing up to put an even tougher initiative on the state's 2020 ballot.
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In both utilities you can see exactly where your CPU time, disk cycles and RAM are all going, so look out for bad actors hogging more than their fair share of system resources (a quick web search can help if there's anything you don't recognize).
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The airlines aren't stepping in, so we're calling it: It's time for all of us to create a new future for aviation — a future where we don't dread discovering the person we'll be sitting next to is a loud-mouthed, smelly, armrest-hogging man-spreader.
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It's where you can go to make sure Facebook isn't hogging all of your battery (bad location services, bad!) and where you can add custom words to your dictionary (I have mine set to make sure my favorite expletive is never accidentally corrected to "duck").
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Thousands of Israelis got sick of the noise — Bibi's constant tweets and other appearances, hogging and clogging the media landscape — and they switched their votes between the first and second elections, making boring Benny's party the biggest party in Israel, instead of Bibi's Likud.
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This week's trashy theme was Most-Performed Songs From Past Seasons, a brutal reminder of how far the quality of Aerosmith covers has fallen, and a wonderful chance to force contestants into time-hogging duets no one wanted — or even understood — how to do.
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And although Florida and Ohio are hogging the spotlight because they are the sites of Marco Rubio and John Kasich's "last stands," don't forget that two other states could help Donald Trump become essentially unstoppable in his quest for the nomination: Illinois and Missouri.
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Another story in Harvard Business Review, also published in 2018, encouraged managers to assign work fairly and to intervene when they found that the "superstars" on their teams were hogging glamour work while women and people of color wound up doing behind-the-scenes work.
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The snow sparkled on broad Kath Run at Boyne Highlands in northern Michigan as Tony Sendlhofer and I hit the powdery margins with each slope-hogging S-turn, leaving a joyous loopy trail on the freshly groomed corduroy of a sunny Sunday in March.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - The parade of glammed-up movie stars at the Cannes Film Festival got off to an unorthodox start on Monday with a crowd of enormous, fluffy birds hogging the limelight on the Croisette boulevard to mark the launch of the "Angry Birds" sequel.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka is hogging the headlines for all the right reasons in her native land after she became the first Japanese player to reach a Grand Slam singles final, with one major newspaper hailing her as "a new heroine Japan can be proud of".
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Finally there's newer tech called Mu-MiMo (multi-user, multi-input multi-output), which improves simultaneous connections for bandwidth-hogging activities, like when you want to stream Stranger Things in 4K one room and play some Call of Duty: WWII over Xbox Live in the next.
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First there was pizza rat, defying logic (or not, as the case may be) and hogging Twitter feeds everywhere, by dragging a slice of pizza double its size down the steps of a New York subway station to gorge on in the privacy of his own manhole.
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The scene encapsulated the challenge ahead for Nuttall: with UKIP's main political ambition of leaving the EU seemingly in the bag, and Farage still hogging the limelight, what is the party's political purpose, and how does it move out of the shadow of its former leader?
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These games have been curated and approved by Apple, they can be played on multiple devices (in case you want your kid to stop hogging the TV), and they can play hundreds of games — or just a few — and pay the same low price per month.
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He tends to view money favorably in individual sports like golf and tennis but sees it as a corrosive force in team sports like basketball, where he links ballooning sneaker deals with a plague of ball-hogging, as players came to value endorsement contracts more than championship rings.
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In short, poor people in a continent in which two of every three people have no access to power may soon be able to do many of the things that their counterparts in rich countries can do, other, perhaps, than running energy-hogging appliances such as tumble dryers and dishwashers.
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And as the apparatus of their power gets exposed, these attention-hogging adtech giants are making a dumb show of papering over the myriad ways their platforms pound on people and societies — offering paper-thin promises to 'do better next time — when 'better' is not even close to being enough.
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Perhaps the greatest over-arching damage, spanning both the domestic and foreign sides, is that the nation seems to have become inured to wrongdoing because of the sheer volume of it, with attention to each offense quickly fading as it is succeeded by a new offense or attention-hogging presidential outburst.
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But the plan's contradictions run chasm deep, and they pose nothing less than the existential question of whether the whole of Amazon—which still runs on impulse buys, same-day delivery, energy-hogging data centers, and, yes, contracts with oil companies—itself is ultimately at all compatible with a habitable climate.
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Let's put aside the fact that this seems to be yet another case of the hockey world puffing out its chest over being the ultimate team game, full of team players who always say "we" and never say "I" because they're not spotlight-hogging glory boys like some other sports we could mention.
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Rather than focusing on artists who are household names and have already hit large strides in the careers, most of the artists in the show are at the start of their journey as artists, individuals to look out for in coming years but not necessarily the ones hogging the spotlight at this moment.
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He routinely excoriated other politicians for self-centeredness while repeatedly hogging center stage, his remarks interminable — after his Iowa victory, for example, or when he presumptuously introduced Carly Fiorina as his running mate — and his pauses so theatrically drawn out that you could watch the entirety of "The Revenant" during some of them.
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Fanny and Rosario had to share their new apartment with roommates — a married couple; the woman's 20-something, TV-hogging son; and a small yapping dog that tended to leave a trail of urine across the off-white living room carpet — so they kept to themselves and went out for almost all their meals.
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It's designed to reduce background tasks and other apps from hogging all the system resources, and ultimately make sure that games run as best as they can on a Windows 210 PC. Microsoft has also added Beam streaming (similar to Twitch) to the Xbox app for Windows 2360, so all users have the ability to stream their gaming sessions to friends.
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With the caucuses nine days away, as all the leading candidates of both parties crisscrossed the state, the paper's once highly anticipated backing might be less meaningful than it once was, in an age of reduced print circulation and the hogging of the news cycle by a candidate whose Twitter posts reach nearly six million people and whose rallies are covered live on television.
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Opinion Columnist In the discourse of the upper-upper, don't-call-us-rich middle class, an old stereotype of fatherhood — the dim, affable, useless-for-housework Pop — has lately been supplemented by a new one: The credit-hogging, pleased-with-himself Good Dad, who does just enough housework to pretend that he's an equal partner, and swans about in a BabyBjorn reaping applause from people who wouldn't give an overburdened mom a second look.
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The paper's once highly anticipated backing is less meaningful in an age of reduced print circulation and the hogging of the news cycle by a candidate, Mr. Trump, whose often insulting tweets are followed by nearly 6 million people and whose rallies are covered live on cable TV. For Mr. Rubio, however, it may offer a bounce if establishment-leaning Republicans who dislike Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz, and so far have been divided among several candidates, start to coalesce behind the Florida senator.
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I only let myself play on weekend mornings, because for one, I get sucked into it and will go for hours, and I'd rather not do that on a weeknight, and also because my boyfriend usually doesn't wake up until later on and I don't have to feel bad about hogging his fancy gaming computer (note: When he bought the computer, I paid about 1/4 of it since I use the computer about that much of the time, so technically I have a right to use it a quarter of the time!).
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While it's easy to look askance at David Zwirner Gallery as a rampaging, behemoth hogging attention and garnering gobs of money, taking no prisoners and shoving smaller galleries aside, it's also hard to overlook the number of memorable, meaningful and beautifully installed (as in stop-you-in-your-tracks beautiful) shows that have been held there, including the 2017 exhibition of Asawa's hanging sculptures, which brought this wonderful, way under-recognized artist — the daughter of Japanese immigrants, she and her family were internees in a despicable Arkansas internment camp during World War II — to the forefront and was one of the top shows in New York that whole year.
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