Poke around at its edges, and many more become apparent.
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I'd probably poke around trying to find a soccer match.
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To distract myself, I poke around on Netflix for a while.
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Poke around your VPN and see if there isn't something similar.
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His songs are rooms to poke around in, rustling the curtains.
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For the sake of cohesion, it's better not to poke around.
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It's a fascinating, gross, kind of scary place to poke around in.
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I think I'll go poke around a bit, and see what happens.
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Poke around the site for more great deals on VSTs and AUs.
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This is what you see when you're in poke-around-town mode.
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This site has survived, so you can poke around to see for yourself.
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You might poke around to other news sites and see what they say.
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He would poke around on the internet and read about other couples' arrangements.
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Nothing came up, so he asked some business friends in Japan to poke around.
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Now that you've built a functional game, poke around and make it your own.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Do you think U.S. assets are overpriced, if you did poke around?
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"People poke around and try to find out what is going on," she began.
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"Trump can't order the FCC to do it, the FCC wouldn't want to do it, and even if they did poke around they couldn't really do anything other than poke around and demand documents based on what the precedents are," he said.
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To wrench a mouth open and poke around inside is an act of harrowing intimacy.
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Or poke around online; Amazon is a great source for the hard-to-find stuff.
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Google's Chromium project lets developers poke around, test, and modify Google's open-source browser code.
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Though there's room to poke around, the steady barrage of deathtraps gives IEYTD forward momentum.
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And if they poke around anyway, any evidence they find shouldn't be held against you.
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Putin seemingly has the ability to enter sensitive systems, poke around and lurk at will.
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They can simply poke around in your private information in the course of totally routine investigations.
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A quick poke around the brand's website reveals that there's a Dyson for just about everyone.
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Poke around in the less-well-traveled reaches of the cable and streaming universes, that's what.
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And she still does this sort of like one poke around her keyboard for letters there.
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We take a car home and poke around in the fridge to see what's for dinner.
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But soon he noticed the pop-up appearing on other hate sites and started to poke around.
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We need to create a huge interactive experience that allows people to poke around the technology themselves.
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But these tools often require users to install new software or poke around in their browser's settings.
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"You don't poke around for something you don't want to find," he's told her a few times.
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She had heard legends about Lister, but there was little documentation; still, she decided to poke around.
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Got to sit in and poke around the ridiculously spacious and high-tech Lucid Air electric car.
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Call us nosy, but we love a great opportunity to poke around in a makeup artist's kit.
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Poke around the patchy soccer fields and working theater, and wonder what year it is after all.
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You&aposll need to poke around in your computer&aposs settings to find the info you need.
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As part of reviewing Peloton, I felt compelled to join a couple Peloton Facebook groups and poke around.
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You're an experimenter, someone who likes to poke around in the places they probably aren't supposed to be.
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But the app already allowed users to poke around in its many sections by tapping through its navigation.
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Poke around the Google Play store and you'll find an emulator for almost every pre-Switch console imaginable.
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So, it's always a good idea to poke around for some deals before purchasing something from the brand.
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You poke around the environments and uncover what its makers call optional storytelling components—collectibles, broadcasts, Easter eggs.
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We have similar backgrounds, so I offered to help him poke around the Internet and edit his resume.
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Yes, he packed his own trunk ... and as you can see, used it to poke around the place.
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If you're just in a browsing mood, head upstairs to poke around a virtual amusement park of housewares.
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YouTube Go compresses and caches thumbnails for videos, so you can poke around the app and see what's there.
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Its bomb squad let me poke around in the rubble of Hussain's terror complex, and I found this treasure.
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Sure, he doesn't want to risk a Democratic majority in Congress using subpoenas to poke around his business dealings.
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Still, I decided to poke around online and see if there were other animal-themed kitchen items I liked.
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When Wells eats, he looks like someone who's decoding a puzzle: there's frowning concentration, a poke around the salad.
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The piece was universally castigated in the online gaming community, and the backlash led dissenters to poke around his website.
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"With the video footage I wanted to get into other peoples living spaces and have a poke around," she writes.
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Over time, gear allows Dorothy to poke around previously inaccessible parts of the map, where most of the secrets hide.
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An independent counsel with free rein to poke around the nooks and crannies of a presidency can have devastating consequences.
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You need a few minutes to poke around and get the dozens of controls and options locked in your brain.
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You'll be asking for the weather, the news, and your favorite songs without having to poke around on your phone.
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If I want to reconstruct a certain ambiance, I poke around on Aporee, a sound "street map" under Creative Commons.
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He set his sights on Quake 21, which had just released its source code for people to poke around in.
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He is so smart and off-world in his abilities, the L.A.P.D. just sort of leaves him to poke around.
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At first, she shrugged them off but as the visions returned, she began to poke around online about psychic development.
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I have nothing to do until my interview, so I poke around Pinterest and YouTube for a couple of hours.
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I would have thought that people who live closer to San Francisco would be more likely to poke around for flights.
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You have to drive into it, or poke around in strip malls and neighborhoods until you find the thing you need.
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Should we poke around in the closets of all artists and approve only the works of those who are squeaky clean?
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It's a lovely home in a heart-catching spot, and I could have watched Ms. Keller poke around it for hours.
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Denounced by her own father, Iris hurls herself down into a cavern, where ragpickers poke around her body as she dies.
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Sure, you can buy accounting software, sign up for a service or poke around your bank's online offerings for money management.
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"There are a lot of folks who are going to try to poke around in any new network they find," said Everett.
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I've only had a few days to poke around with a pre-production gunmetal version, and so far it's been pretty speedy.
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If you find an organization you like, poke around their website or related Facebook groups to see what else might interest you.
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Sugar OS was built on Red Hat Linux, and its open-source design would let kids poke around the laptop's core firmware.
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I only got to poke around with the Gear Fit 2 for about an hour, but I really liked what I saw.
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Anyway, I decided to poke around and see if anyone could tell me some basic information about what the holdup might be.
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If someone finds some nasty exploit that lets hackers tap that lightbulb to poke around your wider network, will it be patched?
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Of course, as with anything and everything cybersecurity, researchers will likely still poke around WebAuthn looking for any flaws, oversights or vulnerabilities.
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They'll just poke around the yard, and I suppose it keeps your grass under control, you don't have to mow as much.
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Trump's history of individually castigating law enforcement agents also weighs heavily on any decision to publicly poke around in the president's business.
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So I will go poke around and see if I can catch some kind of creative wind, songwise, at some point soon.
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After the mall, we head to Cost Plus World Market, since I haven't been in six months and want to poke around.
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I don't know that it taught me anything new about Míro or his process, but it sure is fun to poke around.
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Despite the detritus of construction, pilgrims from all walks of life — and their dogs — are invited to poke around on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Even better: If you're willing to poke around under Chrome's hood, you can check out the work-in-progress improvements right this second.
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Assuming all goes well, the lander will land in the Mare Serenitatis, or Sea of Serenity, and poke around for a few days.
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LG just released an open-sourced version of webOS that's freely available to anyone that wants to download and poke around the code.
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When I started to poke around, however, my skepticism about Habit — and the other direct-to-consumer personalized nutrition programs out there — grew.
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Not every Control Center icon has a shortcut menu, though, so you may have to poke around to find the ones that do.
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We stopped first to poke around for clams, hunting for tiny holes that promised a clam an inch or two under the sand.
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No. Yeah, I did actually go through my settings and kind of just poke around since it had been a while, but no.
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We wanted to poke around Our Lady in the Attic, a house with a hidden Catholic church upstairs, but they are closed for service.
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Take a moment to poke around in your privacy settings to see if there are any new restrictions you can put on your data.
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But what's here is so finely tuned and fun to poke around at that it'd be hard not to want a tiny bit more.
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I remind her that a new employee is shadowing us tomorrow, and we joke about her just watching us poke around in spreadsheets all day.
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If you haven't taken a look already, may we suggest you poke around ABC's contestant page and notice that Blanc is a self-proclaimed Colognoisseur.
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Ironically, visitors who seek to weave themselves for a while into a city's fabric may cause residents more trouble than those who simply poke around.
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As soldiers poke around the desert area, a uniformed doctor is brought in to consult, only to witness the murder of an escaping extraterrestrial creature.
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We don't get to poke around in the secret sauce that goes into friend suggestions, so we can't say definitively how the recommendations get made.
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You won't pop up on a founder's radar as a result, but if you say on Signal that you're starting to [poke around], you will.
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With games, not only is real-estate huge for environmental storytelling, but your players have all the time they want to poke around in it.
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The past is another country, a more repressed one, and how happy it makes us all to poke around among its juts, crevices and cracks.
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Poke around behind Britain's currently rigid surface of chauvinism and a composite picture emerges — of Romans, Vikings, Celts, Normans, Jews, Indians, Chinese, Africans and more.
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Finally, while the five-piece system costs $199, you can likely get a deal if you wait until the holidays or poke around for other discounts.
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Please poke around on the new site, and if there are improvements you'd like to see (or elements you miss), you can let me know here.
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I poke around on social media for a few minutes before I remember that today's the day my new 2020-2021 theatre season is getting announced.
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Just poke around to see what kinds of apartments are available at what prices and if your list of must-haves is reasonable for the city.
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Then I would poke around online to see what everyone else was saying about the show — maybe check out some memes here and a fic there.
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It's a fun place to poke around if you feel at peace with wanting to buy everything…and watching your whole paycheck go in the process.
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Madame Satan-con-Miss Wardwell arrives, pretending to have suffered a death, but really she's there to poke around Sabrina's home and gather pieces for a spell.
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You probably won't see him on any murals, but poke around CrossFit Twitter or forums long enough and you'll find a similar joker, only with blue hair.
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With 3,564 responses to their survey, Klink and Minkel have an enormous data set, which they've made public for anyone who's curious and wants to poke around.
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I'm drawn to dark tales that explore our fears, repressions and mysterious impulses; I guess I want to poke around in the shady areas of human nature.
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And, though I had no interest in this, you can even poke around in the weeds, fiddling with things like DNS, NAT, port forwarding and so forth.
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Instead, I played the game when I had time, and relied on the help of others when I wanted to poke around at the more hardcore elements.
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But if you start to poke around, it's clear there's far more going on in Jirga; what you've been introduced to is only the city's middle class.
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Obviously, it's a marketing thing and not the actual application, but it's still fun to poke around and read the character's quirky bios and the company's blog.
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Near Death isn't a game I really want to go back and replay, whether to optimize my strategy or to poke around every corner of the station.
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At the Paw:sitive exhibition, your pets are in for a (literal) treat, as they fly through clouds and enter a giant cat's belly for a poke around.
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People like myself, will poke around a bit to see what all the fuss is about, while others might want to see what's dominating their kids' lives.
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Here, enthusiastic servers sing the natural wine gospel, pouring tastes from a magnum of Bodega Cueva's Tardana Orange and urging you to poke around the wine cellar.
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While I love good, satisfying traversal mechanics, they need to be set in a space that I want to look at, listen to, and poke around in.
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But for me, these breaks were a mostly welcome excuse to put down my plasma rifle, gaze into this spectacularly screwed universe, and poke around for secrets.
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ProPublica's attempt to take the next step—to poke around the concealed files and the innards of the operating system—was blocked by software fixes made that evening.
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Each country listed has a drop down menu with available cities to fly into, and from there, you can poke around with available dates and compare your options.
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You can read Sam's letter over on the blog (it's very short), and then poke around the digital archive of the Red Keep's dragon skulls, if you want.
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He's supposed to be charming, I guess, but his extreme flirting with the highly accomplished doctors about to poke around in his brain just reads as very creepy.
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There isn't an up-to-date guide on turning on encryption on all Android devices, so you're going to have to poke around yourself, or ask a friend.
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Image: ScreenshotWe can't cover every application you might have installed but if you poke around in the settings for your programs you might be able to find similar options.
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While the police are content to draw obvious (and incorrect) conclusions, she has to poke around until she reveals that the death was suspicious and identifies the unlikely perpetrator.
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The launch of Google Home should also help, by getting users more comfortable with Assistant in a context where they can't just easily poke around a visual interface instead.
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It just means that that researchers and developers can poke around in the kernel's code for the first time, and any security flaws will come to light more quickly.
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It is footwear for people who poke around in the code on the websites they visit, and who would prefer not to think too hard about their footwear choices.
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It's almost unimaginable that North Korea will allow such intrusive inspections — any country would resist having an enemy poke around its military bases, underground bomb shelters and border fortifications.
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Now imagine that the police have a copy of that key, and can saunter into your living room to poke around your belongings while you're out, and without your knowledge.
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If you're planning to let your kid poke around Spotify anyway to listen to Disney soundtracks, Spotify Kids gives them an easier, simpler, and more appropriate place to do that.
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What you might not immediately notice, as you poke around the site's new features, is that the experience of using YouTube on the desktop might seem a little faster now.
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Poke around social media for long enough and you'll find a litany of celebrities who have kept their $2s, too, most of which can be traced back to Steve directly.
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Balsamic vinegar is one of those pantry items we don't really question — like olive oil and garlic, you can find it in most home cooks' kitchens if you poke around.
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Letter From Europe PARIS — The encryption of digital information is considered the best protection against hackers, snoops or potential enemies looking to poke around into private exchanges of all sorts.
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Then, towards the end of 2017, comes what I'm looking forward to already: new story content, brand-new quests for Link, and a new dungeon to poke around inside of.
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I decided to poke around the Archives for past themes I enjoyed, and came across this Lynn Lempel gem, which contained eight phrases that all rhymed despite having different spellings.
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It was less about jumping around as Tom Nook insomuch as giving you a reason to poke around Mario Maker, and provided a tangible sense Nintendo was always paying attention.
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A chipper AI guides you through your early explorations, keeping "management" at bay while you poke around, piecing clues together and progressing through the game's sometimes-abstract, increasingly wild environments.
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Once Sheep View does launch, it will help adventure travelers who are interested in hiking around the mountains, as well as those who just want to poke around the island online.
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She knows that Abar faked a fainting spell in order to poke around his closet and then walked off with whatever she found hanging on a mannequin in the secret compartment.
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"It's almost unimaginable that North Korea will allow such intrusive inspections—any country would resist having an enemy poke around its military bases, underground bomb shelters and border fortifications," Kristof notes.
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Van Cleave, who'd been part of a revered Xbox-hacking crew called Team Avalaunch, volunteered to poke around the recyclers' warehouse and point out any Xbox junk that might have resale value.
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It's presided over by Melanie Bird (Jean Smart), who also wants to poke around inside David's head, but with the ostensible purpose of helping him, not harnessing his power for nefarious ends.
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Both companies could be reluctant to take things to that level, especially if it involves a long discovery process that gives the government license to poke around in their R&D operations.
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Everyone from insurance adjusters to police officers is empowered to poke around in people's brains when they need answers, turning the entire population into de facto CCTV cameras that are always rolling.
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It's still fun to poke around air ducts and hack into computers, but I'm hoping the rest of my time in Eidos Montreal's latest cyberpunk fantasy will prove to have grander aspirations.
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Justin Carroll, founder of independent Apple repair shop Fruit Fixed, told me that when technicians perform initial diagnostics they will often poke around and press the buttons that activate the SOS feature.
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Signal's creators say the company doesn't have access to the message contents and has placed the app's source code on a public server for anyone who wants to poke around in it.
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Anybody can poke around standard-issue encryption keys undetected, but when the 1s and 0s are hooked into specific photons, that snooping triggers telltale state changes—revealing the presence of a hacker!
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But how would I find people who were sick enough to qualify for a medical death and would be willing to let a journalist poke around in what remained of their lives?
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There will also be fresh challenges to Gallic capitalism, including the state's role in guiding industrial policy, as activist investors from New York and London poke around some of the country's biggest companies.
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It's a joy to poke around, to get up close to each unique figurine, to explore all the different ways Yabe works with what typically isn't easy on the eyes, and embraces disfigurement.
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Just shy of half of women said they return again and again to the same categories they know and love, but another 23 percent said they much preferred to poke around in unfamiliar territory.
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It shifts its setting from 23s Oregon to a space station some 23,000 miles from Earth, but it mustn't be a mere reskinning of the same gameplay ingredients—poke around here, stroll about there.
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A few weeks on, with the man of the house still recovering in bed, they've decided it's a brilliant idea to have an open house for charity, allowing villagers to poke around the Abbey.
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Mr. Heart demanded that I.M.P.s be made impenetrable, believing that curious graduate students would be tempted to poke around the machines to see how they worked and bring down the network with their tinkering.
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Check the attached documentation to see how to log into your router's settings via your browser, and poke around to find the relevant settings—in our router it's under Wireless but yours may well differ.
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But this is the first time that I've seen hand sensing stuff reach the point where I can imagine using it regularly in VR — using it to poke around interfaces, grab objects, open doors, etc.
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Privacy seems to be a competitive feature for these services, so my advice is to talk to the I.T. team at your workplace to determine which platform they use and then poke around a bit.
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For better or worse (and mostly for the better), the App Store is the clearest indication of where Apple's software design is headed, so it's worth your time to poke around in it for a bit.
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I grew up with technology, and my dad had a start-up in our basement... So, when everyone else was going to play sports, I was going home to the basement, to poke around on Photoshop.
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People liked to poke around inside them due to the open inner design, how many sounds it was capable of making, and Texas Instruments' choice to not restrict use of the toy's language cartridges by region.
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Typically, sex predators never reach this level of politics because they don't need a team of professionals to poke around and tell them that assaulting countless women and then bragging about it is a political loser.
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Building on last week's interview with a modder who added jerk off schedules to some male characters in Stardew Valley, I decided to poke around mods that changed men in games, largely because it's so uncommon.
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The fun is basically on tap, but when you aren't funning around, you can dial the F-PACE SVR all the way back to Eco mode and poke around in peaceful, relatively quiet, fuel-sipping mode.
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With far more money on hand than I'd bought into the game with, I decided to poke around the community and learn a little bit more about the after-market value of some of these ships.
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Kids are meant to poke around at recognizable movie characters and different illustrations that Spotify has made (like a smiling guitar or a bouncing bucket of popcorn) or tap on artists they recognize if they're old enough.
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You can poke around there and save recipes, organize them into folders, if that's your thing, rate them and write useful notes for other cooks to find about the changes you made, or the shortcuts you took.
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Although the country as a whole has only seen the number of million-dollar homes increase from 28 percent to about 24.9 percent, when you start to poke around particular cities, the jumps in home values are astounding.
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No word on when this will be available for Windows, but if you are adventurous and poke around in the chrome://flags settings in the beta versions of the browser, you should be able to manually enable it.
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What results is a drum machine-style experience that's kind of a blast to poke around with and is something that I bet you'll see getting busted out at more parties in the future than you might expect.
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It instantly made my Mega Drive-owning pal across the road and I put down what we were playing—usually EA Hockey, or the then-fresh FIFA Soccer—and poke around in its gooey, gross-out, goofball silliness.
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It's championed transparency in an industry that wants you to think expensive products are better — an industry where inviting me, a reporter, to poke around in the skin samples and see how formulas are made is unheard of.
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The deal is available at most of the big box retailers (Best Buy/Walmart/GameStop/Target/etc), though it seems to be going in-and-out of stock everywhere so you might have to poke around a bit.
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For this we need ROVs (remotely-operated vehicles): robots connected by fiber-optic cables to the mothership, outfitted with high-def video cameras, lights, sensors and mechanical arms that let sailors on the surface poke around and collect samples.
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With no tutorial, you're left to poke around and uncover things like how to navigate between map options or find features like the Skyline tool, which I got to by clicking a mysterious, unlabeled icon from a map screen.
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The first video details how the journey came together, lets you poke around the sleeping quarters and innards of the boat, join in preparations and safety briefings, and find out how they even linked up with Thunberg in the first place.
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Eight women had been found in the crawfish ponds and canals of Jennings—a town of about 10,000—in various stages of decomposition, between 2005 and 903, and the investigative journalist took a trip to the area to poke around.
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One day, while he was out of the office, she said he asked her to poke around his desk for some paperwork, but all she found was a briefcase full of Polaroid photographs of naked women in various sexual positions.
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And that is ESSENCE, a collection of especially beautiful and weird places to poke around in, with just enough there to play with, mechanically and narratively, to keep it from feeling like I'm just running around on elaborate sound stages.
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At first it was maddening to cook dinner — to carefully carry a plate of candles to the cupboard, poke around for ingredients, then go off again in search of a knife, taking care not to drip wax into the cutlery drawer.
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There'd been no night-before this time, save for sushi and sake downtown, but they wanted to poke around the neighborhood, in anticipation of an engagement at the Apollo Theatre this week with their own group, the Tedeschi Trucks Band.
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"We have all kinds of behaviors that put us at risk for all kinds of things because we like to go poke around in places where we probably shouldn't, we take lots of risks, we eat things we probably shouldn't eat," VandeWoude said.
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The first chapter of the experience, entitled "Firehouse," puts players in the role of a newly hired member of the Ghostbusters team who is required to poke around the company's headquarters and capture a ghost with a proton pack and ghost trap.
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The odd placement of the fingerprint sensor on the side of the machine means you have to poke around to find it every time, whereas a facial login requires you just open the lid, or look at the sensor if it's already open.
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I perform the 30-minute regimen for the next few days and, while doing it, belatedly decide to have a poke around the internet to see if other physicians have weighed in on the efficacy of facial exercises at making you look younger.
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Stroll through Motoko Town, as the aging arcade is called, to poke around bric-a-brac shops filled floor-to-ceiling with 2475th-century computers, for example, or kitschy belt buckles, or, somewhat disturbingly, military uniforms from the United States and Germany.
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So he started to poke around film sets, putting the question to other directors still in Chile — many, like Raul Ruiz, had taken the long road to exile — setting out on a sort of review of film in the time of dictatorship.
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Although 'nuffsaid's drag-and-drop interface for creating calendar events while tagging team members and adding additional info showcases seems to be a pretty attractive solution, I'll wait until I can poke around the app myself before making any full-throated endorsements.
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But again without stepping into spoiler territories, there's the definite sense on even a cursory poke around each stage's relics and wildlife—both very much alive and reduced to skeletons—that this isn't quite the Blue Planet we know in the today of 2016.
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You can swipe "yeah, I liked this" or "I didn't like this" — which, when you're driving, by the way, is very handy because you don't have to poke around for a tiny little button to look for your next podcast and all that stuff.
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Test out her pens, take a mint or lozenge from the candy bowl, spin around in her swivel chair, poke around in her Post-it notes where she has left breadcrumbs of an ongoing legal battle with her estranged husband, and weep (for yourself, for her).
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One of my favorites is a site called Macheesmo, which taught me everything from the best pancake recipe out there to how to make cold-brewed iced coffee, but poke around on food blog compendium Food Gawker for a while, and you'll surely find something of interest.
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You don't have to be an experienced coder to set these botnets up, either; you just need a little cash, the ability to Google 'botnet services' (or better yet, poke around on the dark web for them), and an openness to getting scammed here and there.
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And sure, you can denote your runs as "private" on the aforementioned app, but even having done that, your data is still being uploaded to Strava's servers — it's just not actively shared with every creep who decides to poke around publicly available datasets like the heatmap.
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If you poke around on the Royal Forums, a nearly 20-year-old discussion board with sections for all the world's monarchies, you'll find a lot of nasty threads about various members of the UK royal family, particularly the women who've been involved with William and Harry.
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The folks over at iFixit make it their business to take the shiniest new phones and gadgets and do exactly what you hope you won't have to do with them: take them apart and poke around to see just how hard it is to put them back together.
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Poke around YouTube, and you'll find dozens of "movies" that are simply hours of gameplay and cutscenes spliced together, laying out exhaustively detailed sci-fi adventures that cover the entirety of human civilization and then some, from the Crusades to the near future and back to pre-human Earth.
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Everything is strictly linear—while each stage is full of murky corners and jellyfish-filled caves to poke around in, flap your flippers too far from where the game needs you to be and a kind of tractor beam emerges from the diver's chest, redirecting them toward the goal.
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To find chat rooms to explore, you can check for a link on subreddits you already visit, poke around the sidebar in this post by Reddit's product team or check out /r/SubChats, a dedicated new subreddit collecting active chat rooms that accompany interest and community-specific subreddits.
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Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah and chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said that his committee will still poke around in Hillary Clinton's email issues in the new Congress, pointing out that new ones have emerged just this week for that State Department.
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He didn't break down which platforms had the most beta users (though I'd bet iOS or macOS lead the way), nor what percentage of that beta group was developers (accessing the beta to debug their apps before the update) versus consumers (who just want to poke around the new goods early).
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Poke around a bit, though, and you can still find plenty of mom-and-pop operations, including dry cleaners, shoe-repair shops and restaurants that deliver, between the shiny stores and tucked away on the side streets, which are lined with picturesque brownstones and smaller apartment buildings, some of them walk-ups.
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In the damp sick In the dough In the chewed on chew of faces of expensive car owner faces chewed ons of the world: I do not fetishize the truth I poke around Holding my bland sandwich in my non-dominant hand, I think what could be worse, I think what could be as bad?
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Whereas online lore does not at all prime users of subscription services that their viewing habits might be fair game for a few Twitter lolz because someone with a surfeit of festive spirit working out of the company's social media division had a poke around in the database and thought they'd found something funny.
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Stop by the visitors' center at Moses H. Cone Memorial Park, where you can pick up a Parkway map, browse the impressive handiwork of the Southern Highland Craft Guild, and poke around the supposedly haunted, turn-of-the-century mansion (open April to late November; guided tours offered from June to October, reservations required).
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His intent was clearly to try to reset public perceptions of the DeepMind Health initiative after a bumpy start for transparency, consent, information governance and regulatory best practice — with the wider hope of boosting public trust in what an ad giant wanted with people's medical data by allowing some external eyeballs to roll in and poke around.
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Now, we're not saying you should spend the entirety of your fall shopping budget on a single Sunday Riley serum — because we also love white leather cowboy boots and cozy turtleneck sweaters — but you should at least poke around the huge DermStore sale going on right now, because it will save you a couple $20 bills.
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Some things you should know, if you're just beginning your own Prey adventure: Firstly, pick up all the junk, all the used cigars and burned-out circuits and wasted wire and banana skins—it doesn't seem so at first, but it's all useful, and gives you a genuine reason to poke around in the bins of the Talos I space station.
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I've been thinking a lot about why Green Book has resonated for so many people, despite feeling a little like a cover version of an already weak-tea version of the exact same story, and I keep coming back to the way it's so darn nice that anybody trying to poke around in why it doesn't work entirely feels like they're being overly harsh or reactionary to what is ultimately kind of an agreeable comedy.
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OK, so on the one hand, we have years of scientific research that shows a link between repetitive, sub-concussive hits—like those sustained in, say, football—and athletes riddled with post-career symptoms like violent mood swings, dementia, depression, and suicidal thoughts, with those athletes later getting diagnosed with CTE after they die—usually on the younger side—because we haven't figured out a way to poke around in your brain without killing you yet.
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Details are light at the moment, but a bit of news out of Google's Playtime developer event this morning: the company is launching a Google Play bug bounty program that'll encourage researchers to poke around and look for vulnerabilities in some of Android's most popular apps (both those built by Google and those built by third-party devs.) Called the "Google Play Security Reward" program, the new program aims to get researchers to work directly with Android app developers to find vulnerabilities.
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Those other judges will have to pore over medical reports and sonograms — as a federal judge did in the case of David Nelson, another Alabama death row inmate, in 2006, before he died of cancer — to decide whether they can insert an 18-gauge catheter into Mr. Hamm's femoral vein in his groin, or scalpel him open to find a subclavian vein, or poke around his neck to find his internal jugular vein; whether the thickness of the catheter would preclude pricking a vein in his hand where a butterfly needle can no longer enter; and how to navigate around malignant lymph nodes while trying to achieve percutaneous access to his central veins.
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