Those licenses have a three-layer design: the "legal code" layer, the "human-readable" layer and the "machine-readable" layer.
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If the image above seems more readable to you, it's because of the colored circles and explanatory text added to make it more readable for internet users.
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They are only readable between the two parties sending them.
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Huppert's expression was less readable, everything channeled through her eyes.
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The full paper is quite readable and is available here.
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Women's papers, however, became more readable as their careers progressed.
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How do you make it more readable and more enjoyable?
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Hollande wanted the book to be readable, and widely read.
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It is a readable and informative history of policy formulation.
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The new English translations are readable alongside the source language.
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How do you make a complex musical structure visually readable?
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Girard's novel is compulsively readable, by turns wrenching and euphoric.
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Some cutting edge technology helped make the logo almost completely readable.
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Hemingway (free for the web, $19.99 for Windows and macOS)Readable.
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It's a dynamic reclamation of power and an utterly readable collection.
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Instructions for the game can be downloaded in braille readable files.
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Processing the data to make it human-readable was a search.
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They weren't expecting to find actual, readable text, but they did.
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Not just readable but you should build something with that data.
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The result is a — yes — very readable, slow-burning thriller. —T.
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The book is "elegant, readable, sobering," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Pollan has been more readable than this, but not more groundbreaking.
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She outlined eight key steps to sending a thoughtful, readable email.
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A compulsively readable book that deftly grapples with maternal ambivalence. —T.
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Lauritzen decided on a softcover because it felt more approachable and readable.
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Storing passwords in readable plaintext is an insecure way of storing passwords.
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It's quite readable and a good review, as well as smart analysis.
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He synthesizes the research across these disciplines into a coherent, readable whole.
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It is the most readable, practical and liberating wonder of the world.
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Inspired by the "Bauhaus" movement, the watch looks very understated and readable.
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The initial released version of the special counsel's report wasn't machine readable.
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It will bring up a dense but readable alphabetical page of sellers.
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The result is a compulsively readable thriller that works on many levels.
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But for literary purposes, I compressed lots of episodes into readable chunks.
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High forehead, big eyes: face forever, face readable in the fifth ring.
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That's understandable: Lengthy as the book is, it is also compulsively readable.
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Bullock deals with all this in a thoroughly readable and entertaining way.
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That means data that's online and machine-readable, relevant, and user-centered.
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For obvious reasons, most type designers prefer their work to be readable.
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It's not just about your memories being readable with a fancy device.
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Her tale, though an exploration of extremity, is highly readable and warm.
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The conventional novel, only readable if the writing's stunningly or quirkily great.
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Black Square is the most readable of all my picks so far.
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That makes sense — but our data should be readable by us, too.
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Many road signs are barely readable, text melted onto scorched metal sheets.
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While you're typing or exercising, the display is dim but still readable.
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It's also quite readable in the pantheon of intentionally arcane privacy policies.
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The texts, like the images, can be enlarged, making them easily readable.
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The label has to be readable and it can't make false statements.
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Using K2pdfopt, you can reformat pdfs to be more readable on your Kindle.
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We can say that it's the final "human-readable" step in the process.
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Often, bullet points are the simplest way to make the copy more readable.
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It also shows to what degree the visual world has become machine readable.
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The articles tend to be more serious and readable than other entertainment apps.
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Plus, it's "readable," he writes in a full book review on his blog.
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Companies simply don't have access to the readable form of encrypted user data.
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When blogs started producing acceptably readable facsimiles of newspaper reports they supplanted newspapers.
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Catching up means creating more data provided in formats that are machine readable.
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It's seductively readable, free of pretension and written with a rare cleareyed kindness.
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Your sight goes down at the only readable words in the first page.
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There's even an option to obscure the page so it really isn't readable.
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Advanced machine-readable security features "offer better protection against counterfeiting," the bank said.
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A significant portion of the report will be readable, a government official said.
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In MFA programs there is this sense that "readable" somehow translates to cheap.
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The classic mystery plotting and streamlined storytelling are what render him so readable.
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"It is just a very, very deep, extremely readable, fantastic book," he says.
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The collective energy here is strong, even when individual entries aren't easily readable.
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They are both very readable and explain that the world is getting better.
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He said many of the letters were "lacking definition," but overall it was readable.
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"First and foremost you got to make sure they're readable," he stressed multiple times.
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So we're pushing to make the resting state of our omnibox more human readable.
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The new system is more readable and no longer color codes the entire tweet.
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Plus, it's an easily readable language, with fewer rules and special cases than others.
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In the Book Review, Caroline Elkins called it an "immensely readable and moving" novel.
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Such a good read, so palpable and fantastic, dizzying and compulsively readable novel. Love!
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Instead of merging into a single, readable form, the layers interfere with each other.
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Archive formats might take a little tinkering to be readable on the other end.
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Here's the problem: The abbreviations Gibbs is proposing don't render themselves into readable Latin.
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From such material he created what might seem impossible: a readable novel of Brussels.
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The entire Harmonized Tariff Schedule is available in a machine-readable format through Data.gov.
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Some spelling errors have been corrected to make the complaints a bit more readable.
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Allen has "translated" the manuscript into something readable, a "cover" version in their words.
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Everyday enemies die in a few hits, and the patterns are nice and readable.
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What we have instead is Kidder's readable account of an intriguing man's zigzagging life.
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And their editions will be formatted and readable, with searchable text in the ebooks.
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Additionally, the inspections found improper disposal of customer information, which left personal details readable.
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The article is readable and contains fake quotes that are on topic and realistic.
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The book does improve from there, and later portions are more readable and clear.
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Immensely readable story of the scientific and political scrambles accompanying 20th-century vaccine development.
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Of course, since then I've read them many times and they certainly are readable.
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For printing out a readable timeline, I'm happy with just those two for now.
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These appear in a large, easily readable text block that moves around the screen.
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"Coming up with a formal machine-readable specification or goal is conceptually tricky," Parno said.
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No known science should be able to reverse engineer this data into anything human readable.
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Cartoons are expected to be, and really need to be, simple and readable and clear.
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Apple still uses red for buttons and links, which makes the app slightly less readable.
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Ms. Tomes writes a fluent and immensely readable chronology, minutely referenced, instructive and ruefully entertaining.
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We really want to make this email as useful and readable as possible for you.
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Dean manages to fit together the story of 10 lives in a compact, readable book.
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Any non-encrypted traffic was readable, at least in theory, by the Russian government. Suspicious?
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All these tech companies have to do is turn over encrypted data in readable form!
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Those two works — informative, hilarious, and readable — reflected a culture of insiders welcoming in outsiders.
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Vo subtly places them in this show so that these impressions become visible and readable.
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Much of the text is as close to readable as actual unharmed Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Scalia's writings were some of the most readable, if not divisive, of the Robert's Court.
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Google chose to supply the Senate committee with data in a non-machine-readable format.
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There is, of course, risk to keeping hundreds of millions readable and more readily stolen.
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SearchInk's Handwritten Text Recognition (HTR) technology converts any handwritten text into a machine-readable format.
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Your signal is very readable (5) and very strong (9), with very good tone (9)).
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They can be readily found in machine-readable formats, and are totally legal to use.
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It will require that all public-facing federal data must be machine-readable and reusable.
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All of this data, the DMV says, should be readable by a "commercially available" tool.
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It then translates these inputs into human-readable poetry that it writes in the sand.
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In the early going, you're basically just making guesses based on context and readable phrasing.
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Yet these are quibbles, for over all this is a tremendously readable and enjoyable book.
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Mr. Ostrovsky provides a much needed, dispassionate and eminently readable explanation of how it happened.
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"They are both very readable and explain that the world is getting better," he writes.
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Instead, the team created a bitmap-generating program that directly creates 3D printer readable files.
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When I joined, the timeline was clipping away at a steady, but still readable speed.
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Why are data storage formats wildly variable, but file formats are readable across enemy lines?
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R. Calling something "readable" can have negative connotations, but it's still hard to pull off!
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When needed, the start-up installs sensors and car-readable "stickers" along the shuttle routes.
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DNS is the address lookup that tells your browser that the human-readable domain — theverge.
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The individual article pages, meanwhile, have also been redesigned to be cleaner and more readable.
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Her intelligent and readable book lies, she says, somewhere between technical philosophy and "advice columns".
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Roads in an image could be labeled, for example, when signs aren't readable from overhead.
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Collecting a readable fingerprint this way requires functioning electricity, an internet connection and operational servers.
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"There is a real skill to making something readable at one inch square," Mr. Piazza said.
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"You don't know if their voice is terrible, you don't know if they're readable," he says.
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The browser appears as a big curved screen with text that's very readable, if still grainy.
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The machine-readable database that Lsjbot used for geography based articles, for example, is called GeoNames.
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If "The Ambulance Drivers" is as readable as a novel, there is also the occasional slip.
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"We discovered additional logs of Instagram passwords being stored in a readable format," the company said.
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Most AR demos show a happily laid out space with labels all neatly separated and readable.
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Because the folders are end-to-end encrypted, their contents is not readable via Keybase's server.
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Hopefully the show is able to translate what makes Ferrante's voice so special and eminently readable.
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To keep it readable, he writes the letter as if he's talking to his two sisters.
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If you're getting on an airplane and need something meaningful, get the infinitely re-readable Watchmen.
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On one hand, "Before the Fall" is a complex, compulsively readable thrill ride of a novel.
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If you abide by these suggestions, your prose will be cleaner, more readable and less dense.
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McMaster touted the resulting document as "highly readable," and as a text it seems reassuringly plausible.
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At this distance the words on the screen that accompanied the images were just barely readable.
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Another charges around $12 to download from Google Books, though extensive excerpts are readable for free.
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Although the startup claims the results generated by its robot writer are both original and readable.
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The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue, with intelligent, readable essays by 11 scholars.
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It takes commands that wouldn't generally be human-readable and makes them work in that system.
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"The torture report was released on a Friday afternoon in a barely readable JPEG," he says.
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The reason it should be readable is that great literature should be about people and ideas.
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After a lifetime of manual labor, many Indians also have no readable prints, making authentication difficult.
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It's not a golden key that says the data has to be in a readable format.
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And thus can be extracted — via a warrant — in a readable format for legit investigative purposes.
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Best of all, she has given us all this in a novel that is compulsively readable.
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As with the first three volumes, this book is fun, educational, perfectly designed, and hyper-readable.
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What we know about the passengers and crew on EgyptAir Flight 804 Are the chips still readable?
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That means these passwords were readable to thousands of Facebook employees, an obvious and concerning security risk.
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Aravrit, made by Liron Lavi Turkenich, is meant to be readable for both Arabic and Hebrew speakers.
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BS: I did want it to be entertaining and readable, but I take an evidence-based perspective.
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The No. 1 thing I do, and I'll own this, I write in a very readable fashion.
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Infocom games were entirely presented as text, and text is readable by any kind of computer system.
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But due to what appears to be an error in how the document was filed, they're readable.
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They're bright and easily readable, even when the unit is only powered by my laptop's USB port.
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What makes the book a good, highly readable primer are its convincing examples and vivid human stories.
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"It's unable to be reverse engineered by any known science into a human readable image," said Miesnieks.
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On this platform, all things and places will be machine-readable, subject to the power of algorithms.
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They're easily accessible in machine-readable formats, and most importantly don't pose much of a legal risk.
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However, the Sun Sentinel found that the whole report became readable when copied into a separate document.
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"Manifestoes of Surrealism," André Breton Nothing in "Manifestoes of Surrealism" makes sense, but it's endlessly readable nonetheless.
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Back then, it most likely would have been women helping input data into a machine-readable format.
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There has to be complexity in a painting, but to make things instantly readable is very important.
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I compared the 4K stream with the HD (1080p) version, and the headlines were almost as readable.
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As readable as it is dense, Powell's book is rich and thorough, expertly crafted and completely accessible.
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Mr. Cline's book — readable and amusing without being exactly good — is a hodgepodge of cleverness and cliché.
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McMahon: I have to say this is the most readable and intriguing usage book I've ever read.
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He has created a narrative of grief and acceptance that is compulsively readable and never self-indulgent.
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Augustine outlined key steps to sending a thoughtful, readable email — and getting the feedback you need. 1.
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We'll have to stop soon — but not before indulging in Jean McNeil's flawed yet compulsively readable novel.
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Text is still perfectly readable at low brightness in low-light places and off in direct sunlight.
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To ensure that yours is readable, simply check if you can highlight lines of text from it.
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But these attacks on abuse of power and injustice, readable as they are, are of limited interest now.
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"TON DNS" is a service for assigning human-readable names to accounts, smart contracts services and network nodes.
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I know what it's like to see the high refresh rate screen keep text readable as I scroll.
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Evernote does encrypt messages in-transit, but that still allows them to be readable on the company's servers.
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Additionally, the mechanism still needed to be readable by the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con that reads the movements.
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That raised the prospect of stories from news outlets that are blocked in China being readable on Medium.
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That means messages don't live on servers and aren't readable to eavesdroppers, or even WhatsApp's parent company, Facebook.
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Web services allowed systems not to exchange data blindly, but to have machine readable contracts and interface definitions.
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The paper, published earlier this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is very readable.
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Us accessories are tagged with a machine-readable barcode known as a Quick Response Code, or QR Code.
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The data has to be in a machine-readable format as well, which would help health care researchers.
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That said, it's eminently readable and moves at a fast pace thanks to dozens of fascinating celebrity stories.
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Because you get zero readable notifications on this thing, so you're still tethered to your phone for everything.
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Amyloid drugs may work best in patients who have yet to develop plaques readable on scans, Gandy added.
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Source codeThe human-readable code that is translated, or "compiled," into the binary code that machines can read.
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The e-paper screen is backlit and clearly readable face-on, but the viewing angles could be better.
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Kare also developed the idea that the graphics should be easily readable symbols, correlating to real world objects.
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The challenge was to allow for this, while at the same time ensuring that the space was readable.
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Collier once again displays the gamesmanship needed to streamline such family portraits into linear, eminently readable multigenerational dramas.
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"It's readable, it's eminently logical, it's understandable—it's not a bunch of legal or technical jargon," Riggs said.
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Let's go back and look at Barthes's article, which is really very readable and helpful in these problems.
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It is breezily readable, but neither comprehensive—a recent edition is 95 small pages—nor even always reliable.
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While Brown's movie theater paintings are concise and readable, the image on the movie screen was often enigmatic.
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The result of these techniques is that the text is readable—even if it's not formatted as HTML.
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Anuradha Roy's compulsively readable novel presents interlocking stories that reveal an India characterized by both oppression and beauty.
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Among its services, the Ascension converts paper documents and handwritten notes into computer-readable files — known as OCR.
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Second, it's somewhat readable, but the visual weight of "Moonlight" and the producers are equal and blend together.
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The scans were completed in December, and the team hopes to start producing readable pages later this month.
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"The real issue ought to be, is the book readable, is it valuable, is it good?" he said.
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That detail comes from "Shattered," Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes's compulsively readable account of Clinton's 2016 train wreck.
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Mr. Massie wrote readable and respected biographies of Russian royals, including "Nicholas and Alexandra," which became a movie.
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Yet this kind of risky ingenuousness is what makes his novel (again, like Knausgaard's work) so intensely readable.
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The staff produced some strong, readable coverage of the march in New York, but this wasn't among it.
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But those who associate "academic" with "dry" will be pleasantly surprised; the book's prose is light and readable.
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Someone could subvert the bar code to say one thing, while the human-readable portion says something else.
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Because I have read a lot of political campaign books, and this one is really good, it's really readable.
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On Monday night, we discovered that some user credentials were stored in a readable format within our internal systems.
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Okay, you don't get a neat browser extension or application add-on, but pasting your text into the Readable.
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The proposed changes aim to simplify compliance for companies and make disclosures more readable for investors, the SEC said.
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Human turned the simple habit of moving around the city into human-readable data for yourself and your friends.
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One nifty aspect of this system is that it generates a human-readable description of the steps it's performing.
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If you want a detailed and readable breakdown of how it works, Andy Greenberg at Wired has you covered.
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Shadow Tactics is sharper, slicker, more finely attenuated and readable...and yet I find Commandos 2 more open-ended.
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Instead, Nubia's custom Android-based OS lets you scroll the watch's essential information so it's readable from any angle.
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Dugan compared the technology to the cochlea in your ear, which translates sound into information readable by your brain.
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In the end, here's New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman's assessment of the book: Thin but readable.
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If you're obsessed with the history of royal romances, then Carroll's compulsively readable American Princess will sate your desires.
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Slack says threads help make public channels more readable by moving discussions about discrete topics into their own workspace.
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His prose is still erudite, but it's also compulsively readable, like a choose-your-own-adventure for music nerds.
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Generating maps automatically involves taking aerial images and geographic data, and then converting them to machine-readable 3D maps.
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The representative also said that traffic that is otherwise encrypted, such as by HTTPS, wouldn't be readable by Google.
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Behind the scenes on the internet, DNS — or Domain Name System — converts web addresses into computer-readable IP addresses.
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The subtitle of this very readable book is "The Hotelier, the Chef and the Rise of the Leisure Class".
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Screenshot: GizmodoSimple Launcher is one of the best examples of this, with its chunky icons and clearly readable text.
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Instead, they were automatically retrieved from sources of structured data, where information is listed in a computer-readable format.
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I wore it off and on for a week and found it to be very readable and very precise.
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Everything will be readable with an optical microscope, and the disks have a shelf-life of roughly 10,000 years.
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It's small, light, and waterproof, with a display that's readable in sunlight and navigable via a five-button system.
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The movie is in English, no Russian accents, and the few times we see printed "Russian" it's strangely readable.
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The Gorilla Glass screen has a UV coating this time around, which should make it more readable in daylight.
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"[It pulls in] data from disparate systems and synthesizes it into something human-readable with powerful AI," explains Kayser.
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It doesn't get as blindingly bright as a Samsung when outdoors under direct sunlight, but it still remains readable.
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These he arranges into a compulsively readable, lifer's-eye view of a state he so obviously loves to death.
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Nonetheless, Smith is an able synthesizer who weaves together a readable if often workmanlike narrative out of these sources.
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Finally, compiled disaster-related data should be published in a machine-readable format and be available in one place.
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The app has a clear, readable interface and does a good job of combining images, headlines and introductory paragraphs.
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Many argued that the increase to 21 characters would make Twitter less readable, as longer tweets filled their timelines.
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Make all government data machine readable and open the curtains to let in the light and the prying eyes.
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This is a brisk, readable account of the intersection between these two women, but its subtitle is a misnomer.
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The federated timeline used to flow at a readable pace, now it streams along far too quickly to follow.
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The show's giddy nihilism is assembled from easily readable individual images that maintain a dark babble of disconcerting humor.
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Gandon says that the changes were important to make the wordmark more accessible and readable — especially on smaller screens.
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Most importantly, the wordmark is no longer green; it's black, which makes it much more readable in more contexts.
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"Organisms have been storing information in DNA for billions of years, and it is still readable," Dr. Adleman said.
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They generate sentences and even paragraphs that are perfectly readable (grammatically, at least) even if they lack intentional meaning.
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It gives off the illusion of readable text, leaving passers-by squinting after it, trying to decipher its meaning.
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What's most interesting about this very readable volume is how he got started by foraging apples in the Catskills.
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Using a stylus, a researcher could draw on the tablet and produce a relatively high-resolution computer-readable image.
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"Since this post was published, we discovered additional logs of Instagram passwords being stored in a readable format," Facebook wrote.
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In a sense it was social progression, the essence of the self-made man; readable entirely by what he wears.
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It operates on quantum states, not on human-readable data, and translating between the two can negate its apparent advantages.
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Users can pick one and adjust two color sliders to hopefully make whatever website they are looking at more readable.
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Companies already use XBRL, a software that labels financial statements with computer-readable tags that can be read like barcodes.
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Ms Maher has done so in an old-fashioned way: with a carefully researched, elegantly written and very readable book.
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Songs played from Amazon Prime, by the way, are accompanied by scrolling lyrics, which are readable from across the room.
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Ross Goodwin, an AI researcher at NYU who wrote Benjamin's algorithm, found the script to be perplexing but surprisingly readable.
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Mr. Trump finally produced more readable returns, but Mr. O'Brien said he was forbidden by court order to discuss specifics.
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It also uses software that is no longer supported by the vendor to convert scanned images into machine readable text.
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Officials now say the signs of this focused terrorist machine were readable in Europe as far back as early 2014.
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With a readable privacy policy, customers know how data will be used, helping customers feel comfortable about sharing their data.
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More specifically, real-time, machine-readable, regularly reported open data that is transparent from collection all the way through analysis.
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His designs range from relatively readable Latin letters to neon geometric grids and cryptograms (many of which are still unsolved).
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Millenniata, a startup founded in 2009, has said it developed ultra-durable DVDs that will be readable for 1,000 years.
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The safeguard only makes data readable on the sender's and receiver's devices, boxing companies out of accessing user data directly.
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The Trump era has led to a lot of amazing, compulsively readable journalism that undersells Trump's ability to keep secrets.
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Some participants strike out for a classic narrative—a cohesive, human-readable tale—hard-coding formal structures into their programs.
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The result is an accurate, digital and up-to-date copy of the real world in a machine-readable format.
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The impossibility of it all is accentuated by the barely readable mathematical formulae that are hand-drawn across the glass.
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Over his career, he translated many of the most important works of Japanese literature into lively and eminently readable English.
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We had to find ways to reflect the richness and diversity of our native tongue and still be entirely readable.
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We had to find ways to reflect the richness and diversity of our native tongue and still be entirely readable.
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It is smart and compulsively readable and maybe a little too long, but I also never wanted it to end.
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HyperScience, the machine learning company that turns human readable data into machine readable data, has today announced the close of a $30 million Series B funding round led by Stripes Group, with participation from existing investors FirstMark Capital and Felicis Ventures, as well as new investors Battery Ventures, Global Founders Capital, TD Ameritrade and QBE.
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I wanted to make these stencils completely self contained; readable to the point that you don't even need to read it.
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"There is a democracy to comic book language—they are narrative, easily-readable images that we are familiar with," says Salonen.
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Remember when Chicken Soup for the Soul was the go-to book for warm fuzzies when you were seeking readable solace?
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This information is then relayed via Bluetooth to a smartphone or computer to automatically convert the sign letters into readable text.
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Machine-Readable Data Only: The data that does leave the phone is only able to be interpreted by proprietary homomorphic algorithms.
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All the other versions of Tetris have something readable in there—allegedly, it's easier to consistently play well on other versions.
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The full report is quite readable (if you can mentally juggle the numerous acronyms), but the findings are essentially as follows.
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Mr Romer has a point: if the World Bank wants its reports to be read, they should at least be readable.
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" On-device learning is synced across your other Apple devices but "kept completely private, readable only by you and your devices.
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We don't know who sent photos, we don't know the photo itself because it's in a non-readable format for us.
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Now scientists from the Italian National Research Council believe they've found an aspect of the scrolls that may make them readable.
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Facebook periodically updates its design, typically stripping out unnecessary "chrome," or user interface framing, to create a sleeker, more readable look.
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That way if your phone gets lost or stolen, no one can take data off the device in a readable form.
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And these days, it's still common for medical information to be shared by fax, rather than in a computer-readable format.
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"Since this post was [originally] published, we discovered additional logs of Instagram passwords being stored in a readable format," Facebook said.
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Converting the code to machine-readable binary meant threading bits of copper wire through magnetic cores on a kind of loom.
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According to LimitedResults, the users' Wi-Fi credentials were stored in plaintext—meaning unencrypted and plainly readable—in the bulb's memory.
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"Ghost reefs: Nautical charts document large spatial scale of coral reef loss over 240 years" is readable online at Science Advances.
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After galleries of black-and-white Spiral paintings and shadowy DeCarava photographs come a punch of color and instantly readable symbols.
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Before long, I was dashing off eccentrically mispunctuated, barely readable stream-of-consciousness monologues stocked with the biggest words I knew.
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This compelling and highly readable narrative relies significantly on first-person accounts from American servicemen and Vietnamese soldiers, guerrillas and civilians.
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The same is true for the all-important task of accurately translating the issues dividing America today into machine-readable data.
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Facebook's AI research team, however, claims to have developed a new approach to turn complex math problems into machine-readable data.
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But Thick is nonetheless a significant — and very readable — academic exploration of topics like black girlhood, black intellectualism, and black aesthetics.
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Pro tip: Capitalizing the first letter of each word will make your hashtag more readable at a glance, Mr. Shelley said.
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"Better is creating its own knowledge base, in human-readable format, and working to raise awareness through editorial content," Balkan said.
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Stanford is part of an initiative of a number of university consortia and the Library of Congress to figure out what are we going to do about this because that paper in your basement was readable when it was made and it's going to be readable 100 years from now if it gets out of your basement.
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Absolutely not, says Todd Rose in a subversive and readable introduction to what has been called the new science of the individual.
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"[I] got the impression that unless Mochizuki himself writes a readable paper, the matter will not be resolved," Faltings said by email.
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Fewer errors of tense, intent and agreement, plus a better understanding and deployment of idiom make for a much more readable translation.
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The color palette of Pinterest has become more readable for people with sensitivity to bright colors, and people who have low vision.
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Natural language processing and the semantic web means that resumes, transcripts, test results and job descriptions are increasingly online and machine-readable.
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Companies already provide data using XBRL, a software that labels financial statements with computer-readable tags that can be read like barcodes.
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The updated design is more readable, as articles are spaced out and placed in cards, similar to the main Google News product.
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Well, it kind of is but there's no real logic to which sections of it will be readable at any given time.
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Darlene's fake ID was definitely going to fail on the machine-readable side, thus it falls down to the human to verify.
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It is both compulsively readable and intolerably incoherent—a perfect transcription of a charismatic paranoid ranting at you on a street corner.
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Casey Schwartz's very readable article details her experience with prescription-drug abuse and addiction and her hard-won struggle to break free.
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Escape the swirl of social media, or Apple-curated headlines, and get your news delivered in a concise, easily readable, chronological way.
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The interview itself, readable here, covers Washington's involvement with a variety of product lines and on ABC's Scandal and HBO's upcoming Confirmation.
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Customers submit their receipts to Smacc, which turns them into a machine-readable format, encrypts them, then allocates them to an account.
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Bennet Has Her Say" (2015), which The Chicago Tribune called "a brilliant, hilarious, addictively readable reimagining of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice.
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The book he eventually pieced together, which in earlier form earned him an undergraduate thesis award, is startling, disturbing and terrifically readable.
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But in "Machine Readable Hito," a grid of portraits of the German artist Hito Steyerl, Mr. Paglen disabuses viewers of that notion.
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"The Which Way Tree" is a commendable and very readable addition to the tale-spinning tradition and its beautiful use of language.
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"Those kinds of practices — of sharing and creating jokes that are readable within a community — are actually very, very powerful," she said.
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Sam Quinones's compulsively readable "Dreamland" linked the popularity of OxyContin to an exploding nationwide traffic in a cheaper alternative, potent Mexican heroin.
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It works well with text in particular, making things a little more readable, but overall I preferred to leave it switched off.
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The background: Ghidra is a reverse-engineering tool that allows researchers to translate computer-executable programs into human-readable programming language commands.
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It's not that they aren't all supremely, unstoppably readable; it's that some of them have an extra quality of freshness and surprise.
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"If We Were Villains" is, then, a readable, smart, pretentious, youthful book, at once charming and insufferable, at once good and bad.
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THE LAST time continental Europeans felt they were dealing with an easily readable, straightforward British prime minister was in the late 1990s.
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"Faye's interlocutors have a very specific function: They need to be readable surfaces rather than characters understood through prior knowledge," Cusk said.
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LG says its AI engine can recognize faces and text on screen to produce more natural skin tones and more readable text.
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They unsuccessfully pressed the FCC to require that the records be machine readable, so that large-scale data analysis could be simplified.
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The catalog's good, very readable essays all touch on the ethical reservations that are now forever attached to his body of work.
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I tried to find that moment when the water and the people were both readable and formed some sort of a pattern.
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His private, abstract sigils are readable only to the artist and those with whom he has shared his coded schemes of queer desire.
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Banks with the least-readable sites rival an academic paper on chess — but are still light reading compared to the Harvard Law Review.
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When underlying systemic issues remain fundamentally untouched, the bias fighters simply render humans more machine readable, exposing minorities in particular to additional harms.
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This book is nonfiction but is readable even with a distractible mind, filled with feminist head-bobbers and new frameworks for moving forward.
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Inevitably, with such extensive reporting, much has to be left out to ensure a final story that is focused and of readable length.
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The attacks underscore the risk of sending unencrypted information over cellular networks; the content is readable to whoever controls the SMS routing server.
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And a previous atomic storage technique doesn't actually store data in the atom, but moves them around to form readable patterns (still cool).
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B&R is most famous for the aviation-themed pieces – all of them black and square with huge readable faces and handsome straps.
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As exhibition designers and architects know, designing labels and signs in 3D space to be readable and understandable while moving is really hard.
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Though no straight teller of tales, she knows how to weave poetic magic—so expertly rendered by Ms Croft—in radiantly readable prose.
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Unlike ordinary users, however, companies may be better equipped to navigate existing auditing programs — and have less need for a clearly readable standard.
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That made me turn my mind, for another farewell blog, to other books on finance and economics that were both readable and insightful.
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"Realistically, most privacy policies will still not be human readable and will be hiding the needles in a haystack of legalese," says Welinder.
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Kazemi accounted for typical Twitter-speak style in the output, adding rules around line breaks and sentence-case style that make it readable.
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Ultimately the book is readable and conceivably useful, having boiled down probably ten thousand pages of research to a much more palatable 250.
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James Stourton's delightfully readable and authoritative biography is absorbing on the rise and rise of a gilded, lucky young man in a hurry.
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Niall Barr, a military historian at King's College London, sifts through the squabbles and triumphs; his is an authoritative and highly readable account.
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The world wide web is a magnificent library of knowledge, linked together by machine-readable text that can be crawled by search engines.
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The fact that the newly PhotoShopped version above is more readable than the menu itself is a giant red flag on its own.
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As Wired points out, this translated to making Johnston more readable on phones and computers — something the original designers never had to consider.
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Twitter – Twitter urged its users to change their passwords, after a glitch in its internal computer system caused some passwords to be readable.
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It has many of the same features as the iOS Startup News app, including a bright and readable interface and many news sources.
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ASCII is a simple encoding in which human-readable information in the form of characters and symbols is simply swapped out for numbers.
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Garmin's vivoactive 3 also features the Garmin Chroma display, which pairs sunlight readable transflective screen tech with backlighting for visibility at night, too.
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Throughout the compulsively readable story that follows, Ahmadi raises thought-provoking questions about the role and influence of social media in our lives.
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Or how the paper records some of the machines do produce contain a barcode or other machine-readable output that voters can't parse.
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The Apple Watch Series 3993 has an always-on display that stays dim — but readable — at all times, until the wrist is raised.
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Meanwhile, assembly is a generic term for the very low-level languages representing the last human-readable step before code becomes machine code.
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In 2015, it released an updated version of Document 9303, which suggests specifications that machine readable passports and biometric passports should adhere to.
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Dots are nice, I guess, but my favorite new feature in Oreo is the more readable notification shade, which orders your alerts by priority.
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The "human-readable" layer would be a concise and simplified summary of the privacy policy in plain language that an average consumer could read.
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The job of the assembler is basically to make a one-to-one conversion from the human-readable assembly code to binary machine instructions.
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Bank websites are chock full of jargon and complex language that the typical customer doesn't find readable, according to a recent report from VisibleThread.
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Hence, a line of Geneva capitals makes an interesting but readable pattern, and because of the slightly narrowed widths, is somewhat economical in space.
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I liked it better than I expected to; Mazda says it's improved the crispness of the display, and it seemed very readable to me.
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The draft of the very first paper published by a female author was just as readable as the draft of a man's first paper.
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Cops of the future won't have to read minds because we will have done the work ourselves in making our minds readable via technology.
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The novel is an eminently readable and brisk adventure story, but it often confronts the reader with its heavy and powerful questions and criticisms.
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That's effectively the heart of the thesis of this petite book, which numbers just over 200 pages of eminently readable if occasionally turgid writing.
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Security professional Dylan Houlihan first discovered Panera Bread's website was leaking customer data (including his own) in easily readable plain text in August 2017.
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It has a tiny, black and white (though clearly readable) LCD screen and eight large buttons for navigating the menus and controlling the drone.
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To make the data readable, researchers started with a DNA manipulation technique known as polymerase chain reaction, which amplifies DNA strands for other research.
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Each participant's abilities as both recorder and interpreter of nature supported the exhibition's theme of an unbroken link between readable content and personal poetics.
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That's all great, but did you know that there's no universal way for app developers to make their apps' content readable to every company?
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Two strategies to make your messages more readable: Your employees need to answer your emails, but you have no obligation to respond to theirs?
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At the outset, the key rule is to keep things simple when it comes to format, and ensure that your resume is highly readable.
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None of it mattered as long as I got my facts straight and could back them up whenever they were shaped into readable copy.
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Putting meals into the food tracker is relatively painless and it has a nice, readable interface for each user’s recommended calorie intake.
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Gay rose to prominence because of how accessible her essay collection Bad Feminist was, and she doesn't abandon her readable, even bloggy, style here.
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One is a small, readable thermometer on the plunger that ensures your water temperature is well within the proper range for a good brew.
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As reported by Mashable, Imgur user CreepyPancakes uploaded a shot of the scene to Photoshop, flipped it, and edited it until it was readable.
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Russell Freedman, who brought readable, relatable history to young readers in dozens of well-researched, generously illustrated books, died on March 16 in Manhattan.
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What makes these stories, preserved from ancient times, especially readable today is the preternaturally postmodern form they are given in Hearn's deeply idiosyncratic telling.
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I am a compulsive reader of literary novels — but this has been a terrible year for fiction that is actually readable, and not experimental.
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Our inability to hang onto a coherently readable image in the whirlwind of Spelios's collages feels analogous to the irretrievable currents of spontaneous music.
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A robust open source community has made specific pieces of software that let you turn the signals broadcast on particular frequencies into readable data.
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Diabetes-related eye disease is a leading cause of blindness, but finding accurate, readable information about it online isn't easy, a U.S. study finds.
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Clinton is known for taking a draft of a speech and changing it some indelible way to make it more literal and less readable.
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Prioritizing the human beings impacted by this history would have made not only for a more readable book, but also a more responsible one.
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" The book that takes its title from that infinitely sad affirmation of the value of life is not as readable as "Soldiers of Salamis.
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"Hamlet Globe to Globe" is a compulsively readable, intensely personal chronicle of performances in places as various as Djibouti and Gdansk, Taipei and Bogotá.
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It is more lively, readable, and unsparing of the president than the former FBI director's ponderous account of his team's findings, to be sure.
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"Lessons" tend to compartmentalize history, hewing off the rough edges of complex human experiences, so that they can be packaged into neatly readable lists.
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To call this standout book a corrective would make it sound earnest and dutiful, when in fact it is wry, readable and often astonishing.
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And the fact that the book contains multitudes of genres makes it extremely experimental, but, because of the dog-as-representation, it's extremely readable.
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Providers can keep copies in their servers, fully readable by anybody with access to them, fully available to any government that successfully issues a subpoena.
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Maybe just starting from the beginning: One, we actually have simplified our policies to make them human-readable so that they're not just in legalese.
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The most professionally produced memoirs, those done by Chris Jericho, Bob Backlund, and Bret Hart, are certainly no less readable than Foley's first few works.
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" Read It Forward editor Abbe Wright said beach reads are usually novels and may fall under several genres, as long as they are "compulsively readable.
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Buzzfeed, the home of the listicle, packaged so much media in such a readable package that it changed the way we read regular news sites.
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And while many of these John Hancocks are readable, some of them look like they were written by someone with a pen in their mouth.
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The inner turmoil is just as important as the external conflict in her stories, and that makes for a compulsively readable, yet immensely relatable read.
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Even so, an actual long exposure would probably blow out the entire screen on the Pixel 3, whereas the night mode shot keeps it readable.
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These are the questions William Taubman, an American political scientist, sets out to answer in his comprehensive and immensely readable account of Mr Gorbachev's life.
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Text is readable on the new Kindle, but if your eyes are glued to it for several hours, the blurrier text can become a distraction.
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The press release claims that "the exhibition breaks down complex data into intuitively readable objects," but it does not do that unless you play pretend.
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"On Monday night, we discovered that some user credentials were stored in a readable format within our internal systems," said the email seen by Reuters.
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And the president has an executive order that says all data that the federal government produces by default now must be open and machine readable.
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The law also requires government data sets, with some exceptions, to be made widely available in machine-readable format, with the CDO leading those efforts.
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The rig, operated out of a house in North London, was picking up radio waves from over the air and translating them into readable text.
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The accompanying iPhone app is well designed and can display lots of heart health statistics, most of which are easily readable thanks to clever graphics.
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Google promises that its new model results in far more readable transcriptions that feature fewer run-on sentences and more commas, periods and question marks.
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"It is on one hand clearly readable, because you see it's a woman bending over, but these shoes make you completely irritated," Ms. Bertrand said.
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Paper turns out to be a superb information-storage technology, still readable after five hundred years, which our own tweets likely (and fortunately) won't be.
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Though mannered and elliptical throughout, it's more readable than those qualities usually herald, and in the end there's something hypnotic about its stately, confessional prose.
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Taffy Brodesser-Akner tries to figure that out in this highly readable and acutely observant profile of the author for The New York Times Magazine.
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And he does so in a way that is highly readable to people who may never have billions (or even millions) to donate to causes.
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The company's first offering is a smart sticker for bats that contains sensor tech designed to track batting behavior that is readable via an app.
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JSON extension are common formats designed to be machine readable so that other programs and tools can make use of the data, according to Google.
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In The Observer Effect: On Contemporary Painting, Schwabsky's readable and often chirpy essays philosophically examine what painting is and can become through an observer's encounter.
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And it's all compulsively readable, not just because of those big themes, but because of the embodied, needle-fine moments that make the stories sing.
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The final typeface presents a series of letters that are blocky, yet immediately readable to the eye and faithful to the arrangement of braille dots.
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However, this moment of transition, this moment of shifting the meaning is not always readable; subversion is a kind of indirect criticism full of ambiguity.
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It's a readable digest of how people are choosing to present themselves to the public, which is fascinating for a nosy so-and-so like me.
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Even the best-communicating banks aren't as readable as "Moby Dick," according to the analysis, and they're a far cry from the Harry Potter book series.
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" Bantjes goes on to argue that her treatment of the type and layout is "very conservative" by virtue of the fact that is it "ultimately readable.
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By focusing on less exalted characters, often of a literary bent, Ms Baker produces a highly readable and intimate view of an unusual time and place.
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The filing, which is remarkably readable for a legal argument from a bunch of academics, says that betting on Dish to compete is fundamentally wishful thinking.
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Microsoft also appears to be keeping the main sheet that you add notes to white, probably to ensure it's a little more readable for existing notes.
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It's definitely not great to look at—the display blurs a bit as it passes through the plastic casing—but it's easily readable inside and outside.
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The picture has to be readable and easily accessible but also be able to reveal many possible narratives, often conjured up by the viewer's own experience.
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If you're seeking the most propulsive, compulsively readable fiction that keeps you glued to the page this summer, then you should seek out young adult books.
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The system examines scenarios across multiple venues and asset classes and provides intuitive visualizations and alerts into an easily readable snapshot to identify potentially abusive instances.
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The chip stores your passport information—like name, date of birth, passport number, your photo, and even a biometric identifier—for quick, machine-readable border checks.
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It has great lume – the numerals and hands glow in the dark making it very readable – and the band is a little thin but well-made.
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Facebook said last month it resolved a glitch that exposed passwords of millions of users stored in readable format within its internal systems to its employees.
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In short, the quantum blockchain is immutable because the photons that it contains do not exist at the current time but are still extant and readable.
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Tolkien senior was a medievalist at Oxford, and he lectured extensively on the best ways to turn a partial or damaged manuscript into a readable text.
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An expert at condensing the story without losing its gravitas, Hinds is also talented at distilling sophisticated literary and historical traditions into clear and readable prose.
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If writing is a struggle for you, the most important feature of Ideas is surely its ability to help you write more concise and readable text.
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Some of those stories were printed very light or too dark in other versions, so they corrected everything and evened it out so it's very readable.
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Translation: GrowingYou can already use an app on your phone to make the words on a sign in a foreign language readable in your own tongue.
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You can simply add an outline to the text in Adobe Photoshop CC 2020, making it readable, regardless of what picture you've chosen to frame it.
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You had shorthand—the court reporters took all the occurrence of testimony, and they would never convert that into readable materials unless you had an appeal.
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The new data set is machine readable, making it easily parsed for machine learning purposes — a key advantage according to researchers involved in the ambitious project.
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I'd suggest this because it's very readable — it's an oral history — and because it might give the president some insight into the everyday lives of Americans.
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This freely available data set is machine-readable, so researchers can create and apply natural-language processing algorithms, and hopefully accelerate the discovery of a vaccine.
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Beck Dorey-Stein's addictively readable memoir, "From the Corner of the Oval," carries the reader on a ride that is improbable even by White House standards.
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"Both books are models of the biographer's art — meticulously researched, sophisticated, fair-minded and compulsively readable," The Wall Street Journal wrote in a typically laudatory review.
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Imagine a world in which written English had changed so little that works of "Beowulf" 's era remained continuously readable for the past twelve hundred years.
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A video that short forces the user to cut the fat on their jokes and use shorthand that's easily readable in order to enhance their punchlines.
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The other major change is to the landing page for podcast shows in Spotify, which are getting a revamp to be more readable at a glance.
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The Anova must be clipped to the pot, but it wins points for having a readable display and a huge library of more than 1,000 recipes.
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If Buffett hadn't chosen to be one of the richest men in the history of the world, he would have made an unfailingly readable financial journalist.
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Stylistically, it allows for a more readable narrative — because, unlike traditional reported works, Woodward doesn't have to keep slowing down to attribute his information to sources.
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Glittering with wit and mystery, Fake Like Me is more than an immensely readable portrait of an artist — it shatters expectations with pointed satire and structural daring.
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It'll sit on top of conventional banner ads you see on websites, even replacing the ads sitting on the "wings" of certain websites (although they're barely readable).
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That is, they are written in some language using that language's syntax and are then fed into another program, which translates the code into machine-readable code.
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If the Thread Reader App's trending page is any indication, the Pizzagate crowd is loving the option to put tweetstorms into a readable, blog-like format too.
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It's easy to imagine how software could quickly turn out a readable story using the most important numbers (either final score or revenue) given the right data.
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Effectively, this would let you find friends elsewhere via email address without Facebook ever giving you or other apps a human-readable list of their contact info.
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Someone finally made a tool that runs on top of Slack and encrypts messages, making them readable only by the sender and their intended recipient or recipients.
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It's a mathematical algorithm that scrambles data—be it messages, files, pictures—and makes them readable only to the intended recipient or someone with the encryption password.
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Lots of magazines do them where you go to the principles and then they tell stories, essentially, and there might ... They're very readable most of the time.
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One of the problems publishers face today in making their content more readable on mobile devices is that there are multiple, competing formats available for this purpose.
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Facebook now says its password leak affected 'millions' of Instagram users "We discovered additional logs of Instagram passwords being stored in a readable format," the company said.
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He does a tremendous job crafting a narrative of Appalachia that is readable and that also gets into some of the policy decisions that have shaped Appalachia.
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Stripped of the romantic musings or the muscular prose of typical travel writing, this energetic piece puts you in Taipei in a most readable and exciting way.
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Almost as important is art and animation mostly remains readable while simultaneously dazzling the eye and amping up the taut drama of a good game of Tetris.
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Carmody would later go on to discover a prime offering the other aforementioned sort of program code representation—a prime that is readable (executable) by a machine.
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They can make thesaurus recommendations more accessible, create to-do lists in new tabs, or change the color scheme of web pages to make them more readable.
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Quammen offers a readable and largely reliable Baedeker to a fast-moving and complex field of science that is as tangled as the tree of his title.
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They made no achievements by any modern standard, but this deliciously readable book is not in the business of judging: It knows its value better than that.
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For newbies, the mountain map, a dense web of colored lines, is about as readable as a big city subway plan — though a few hacks can help.
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First, it's making sure that all the text on the screen is readable — so that, for example, you don't have light-colored text on a light background.
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Instead, she produces a dishy, readable account, full of fashionable doubt and just-so anecdotes, that mostly reiterates the well-established buffooneries and blindspots of Valley culture.
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For a breezy, comprehensive, and highly readable introduction to Ruskin as man and thinker, one can't do much better than Michael Glover's John Ruskin: An Idiosyncratic Dictionary.
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Yet the race to develop autonomous cars, which cannot run without guidance from machine-readable maps known as "splines" or "digital rails", could be a far bigger opportunity.
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Space might affect methylation, for example—the act by which chemistry flips DNA sequences on and off, making them readable or unreadable by the rest of the cell.
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Machines can be taught to read data, pattern match images or video, or analyze almost any kind of research materials and create a very readable (or announceable) writing.
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Across the album, Dobson trawls her insecurities to create brainy, confident rock songs—ostensibly directed at individuals, but almost universally readable as exorcisms of her own doubt, too.
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It was totally readable and usable under the convention center lights, but obviously far inferior to any "real" screen — and probably kind of bad for daytime outdoor use.
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There was a particularly inscrutable part about a digital collective unconscious readable by self-directed learning algorithms, especially those created to identify and anticipate individuals in megadata streams.
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Facebook in March announced that it has resolved a glitch that exposed passwords of millions of users stored in readable format within its internal systems to its employees.
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But when you are in a new city, perhaps underground without access to directions, it's not necessarily a replacement for having a good map that is actually readable.
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The next step in the process is to find machine-readable databases covering the domain; these will provide the basic facts about each subtopic—foot, hand, face, etc.
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And that cynic might then go on to argue that any attempt at translating the pill experience into something that's both readable and relatable is doomed to failure.
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It can't read text straight out just yet; written words need to be translated by another system not to audio but audio precursors — like computer-readable phonetic spelling.
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Some of the fixes are straightforward: For example, he said, two-factor authentication might prevent unauthorized logins and machine-readable paper ballots could make voting systems more secure.
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Instead, in provides quick, easy and super-useful orientation by showing you arrows and big, readable street markers overlaid on the real scene in front of you. 3.
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It has a 3-inch TFT screen, designed to be readable in sunlight, with a 240x400 pixel resolution for showing basic info such as battery life and speed.
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This means finding ways of sorting and interlinking the trillions of bits of data sent to Earth and re-construct them into readable, digital and sometimes 3D models.
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But Apple has a team of cartographers on staff that work on more cultural, regional and artistic levels to ensure that its Maps are readable, recognizable and useful.
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It has also promoted Bharat QR, another bank-linked service that uses machine-readable labels as the base for a simple payment system, helped by Visa and MasterCard.
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They needed something machine readable and this was a starting point, but the company is working on a more dynamic approach that doesn't look like a QR code.
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It seemed that the vandals also tried to spell out something in bacon, but Sbenaty said the message wasn't readable because animals had taken some of the meat.
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The fact that Stephen King can take an idea like this one and turn it into a very readable short story is a testament to his writing ability.
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The service basically combines the ability to turn a scanned page into machine-readable text and then use Google's other machine learning services to extract data from it.
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This came a few months after the company announced plans to expand its global mapping efforts, including specific improvements to next-generation maps readable by self-driving cars.
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All you need are a few lines of text in a readable font — it's simple and surprisingly elegant, like the House of Cards shot that opened this conversation.
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Vivosport's small screen is only 72 x 144 pixels in terms of resolution, but it's perfectly readable in both bright sunlight and in the dark thanks to backlighting.
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Displayed in easily readable plain text, users' home and email addresses, birthdates, ethnicities, children's age ranges and genders were included in the leak, Forbes said, among other information.
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Facebook is plagued with problems and announced it had been keeping millions of user passwords in plain, readable text on an internal server that employees had access to.
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Incidentally, the paper, by Feng Cao, Chao Zhang, Hao Yu Choo and Hirotaka Sato, is very readable, even without much technical knowledge — check it out and be amazed.
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According to John, there's no easy way of counting the files and displaying them in a human readable way, so he works with estimates based on downloading speeds.
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Because these records have been faxed and scanned, they are often no longer machine-readable — meaning doctors can't search for certain words or phrases in their patients' records.
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The Stanford professor, above, is known for introducing the notion of "literate programming," emphasizing the importance of writing code that is readable by humans as well as computers.
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In Los Angeles County, the QR code is what the county's tallying system will read to calculate the results, not the human-readable portion the voter can verify.
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It tries to take in almost everything, an impossible task, but I'd be hard-pressed to think she could have crammed more into these 247 highly readable pages.
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"l love piecing together intricate thoughts that people find compulsively readable and they can't put down," he volunteered, and he will never need a better blurb than that.
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Because the data is protected by encryption, now the default setting on the service, the Facebook-owned WhatsApp is unable to turn over readable data to law enforcement.
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A helpful tip: Make sure to submit your resume as a "readable" PDF file whenever possible, so that the hiring manager sees your resume exactly as you do.
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In the case of flu, a nasal swab is used to make a rapid diagnosis in the doctor's office, where the strip test offers physicians a readable output.
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This was the kind of immediately readable story that made me miss my subway stop, made all the more juicy by the fact that it's all true. —T.
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The company, based in London and launched in 2018, uses drones, satellites and AI to create "digital twins" of physical environments, mapping them out in machine-readable datasets.
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She followed it up with a weaker but readable sequel featuring some of the same cast, and now, in "The Lost Man," has written a stand-alone mystery.
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The Map With AI effort resulted in RapiD, a machine learning-enhanced labeling tool that vastly accelerates the process of laying computer-readable roads on top of satellite imagery.
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Yet McEwan's undeniable talent for world-building and crafting inventive, compulsively readable prose makes for a genuinely thought-provoking exploration of human nature that challenges expectations of its genre.
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In Michael Donkor's immensely readable debut, 17-year-old Ghanian housegirl Belinda is moved from one wealthy family's home to another — the former in Ghana, the latter in London.
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The Realme X2 Pro feels incredibly smooth in use, especially for basic actions like scrolling through timelines or swiping between home screen pages, where text remains readable in motion.
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This is a common criticism of AI-generated language, with researchers noting that just because a robot can produce readable sentences, it doesn't mean the sentences themselves aren't robotic.
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While there are any numbers of privacy concerns about walking around with easily readable personal data on your thumbnail, there's little someone can do once they're diagnosed with dementia.
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But it offers a sobering message that may be as prescient—and as readable—as Robert Shiller's "Irrational Exuberance" was before the dotcom and housing crises of the 2000s.
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Because then I knew that not only were we seeing writing, but it was readable, and she and her team were able to identify it as a known text.
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The idea is to make it easier for patients and providers to easily share medical data like lab results or imaging in a computer-readable format (not a PDF).
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Unless the reporting requirements for federal grants are machine-readable (searchable), the auditing process will continue to yield waste and inefficiency at best, allowing fraud and abuse at worst.
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What makes Arctic adventure narratives so readable are their depictions of people pushed to the extremes, facing likely death, and how ordinary and extraordinary individuals respond in such moments.
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Indeed, "Under the Harrow" contains similarities that will undoubtedly attract readers — but underneath its hard-driving, page-turning, compulsively readable narrative is a striking, original voice all Berry's own.
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Hospitals still regularly charge people a fee for it in many states, or they'll refuse to share it in a computer-readable format and will fax over a PDF.
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Online voting needs to be abandoned and DRE machines need to be replaced at the very least with optical scanners and human as well as machine readable paper ballots.
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The rest of this compulsively readable novel follows a series of intersecting stories set in the train's destination of Jarmuli, a fictional temple town on the Bay of Bengal.
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The show has been organized by Esther da Costa Meyer, a professor of the history of modern architecture at Princeton University, who has overseen an exceptionally informative, readable catalog.
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Tim Rollins + K.O.S. developed a signature style of disassembling books they read together and pasting the pages on canvas, then painting over that grid, leaving the words partly readable.
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Her one-volume history is elegant, readable, sobering; it extends a steadying hand when a breakneck news cycle lurches from one event to another, confounding minds and churning stomachs.
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This is a serious, scholarly effort, nonetheless highly readable even by those who want to know what they want to know only because of its implications for current events.
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It was released by the government as a PDF that was barely readable, and it was so badly made it was nearly impossible to do a search on it.
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It's a mordant, readable tell-all designed to show how Trump, simply by being Trump, has made himself the perfect wrecking ball, blasting holes through an array of institutions.
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"It helped build a framework for what beauty writing is and beauty writing should be," she said, describing the book as a highly readable marriage of art and science.
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Unlike the tedious, unreadable, and equivocal special counsel report, the whistleblower complaint makes a simple, compelling, and readable case for clear presidential misdeeds that is understandable to every American.
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George Tenet, in his more readable memoir, "At the Center of the Storm," spends a lot of time on his mistakes, especially on Iraq's missing weapons of mass destruction.
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I zoomed in and out, trying to find a readable scale, but the path wheeled frantically on the screen as the device succumbed to a kind of trigonometric panic.
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The press has responded with an attitude of righteous indignation, skewering the White House (rightly) for an unprecedented volume of dishonesty and generating a ton of compulsively readable copy.
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It's a perfectly competent paint-by-numbers heist caper with a perfectly likable heroine and a perfectly readable, breezy voice, all adding up to a perfectly fine reading experience.
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Until approximately March 22017 Uber is alleged by the FTC to have stored sensitive personal information in its Amazon S240 Datastore in clear, readable text — rather than encrypting the information.
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Until 2015, however, some of that information was saved as "clear, readable text, including in database back-ups and database prune files, rather than encrypting the information," the FTC said.
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Similarly, it may have seemed like the right move to make tweets readable in 2006, but knowing what we know now, I think we can all agree it was not.
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On the logic board of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, there are two tiny chips called "Touch IC" chips that translate your finger presses into machine-readable information.
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"I think this project could change fashion designers' and architects' approach to modulating the way bodies appear or disappear into the background of a computer vision readable world," Harvey said.
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If I ask for available flights for Rome, chances are I prefer viewing the results as a nice graphical interface, which is more readable than a series of text messages.
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When a physical book comes into his possession, he removes the binding, runs the individual pages through a high-throughput fast scanner, and converts them into an electronically readable file.
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"On Monday night, we discovered that some user credentials were stored in a readable format within our internal systems," Robinhood said in an email to a group of customers Wednesday.
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The act essentially requires federal agencies to default when possible to making data (and metadata) public, to publish that public data in a machine-readable format and catalog it online.
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The documents were converted using a technology called OCR from their original paper documents to a computer readable format and stored in the database, but they weren't easy to read.
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The security publication Krebs on Security first reported that Facebook had stored personal passwords of users on unencrypted company servers in plain text, making them readable to thousands of employees.
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It was only once I got to 30 or 40 entries that I thought it needed to be more readable – a book – to make it appeal to the average person.
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Tiny Calendar is a no-frills, stripped-down calendar app, and it's a solid choice if you find something to like in one of its many clean and readable views.
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Today, the company is launching yet another update to the comics reading experience — this time with a focus on making the speech bubbles in comics more readable on small devices.
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This binary code is then rewritten as decimal numbers, which are then converted into portable game notation, a computer-readable equivalent of algebraic notation used by many computer chess games.
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The Times has the best graphics team in the business, and I can't come close to doing what it does in terms of making beautiful, readable charts and interactive graphics.
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While respectful of the challenges of producing content for multiple platforms — the print version of The Times and the digital — one would hope that content would be readable in both.
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It is a closed container for advertisements with the occasional distraction of a basketball game playing on the dangling Jumbotron cube, which has neither closed captioning nor a readable score.
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It separates the wheat from the chaff of any Twitch stream chat it's fed, spitting out a tidy and much more readable chat minus a few hundred :kappas: and such.
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" A cached version of the listing for Everything About Face Masks and Coronavirus shows the book earned one-star reviews complaining it was "barely readable" and "not worth the money.
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If there is a master key to cracking the Bibi code, this insightful and readable book argues, it is his identity as someone who has always stood outside the mainstream.
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Threaded conversations also hide some of the replies to keep the conversation more readable — but you can click a link to load more of the replies as you scroll down.
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"It is amazing that a Polish story ... appropriately universalized, properly told, can be readable all over the world," Krzysztof Rak, one of the producers, told reporters in Warsaw on Monday.
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Fragments of Euclid isn't afraid to lean into disorientation, using its visuals to justify the bizarre architecture and keep its world readable even as it spins around in different orientations.
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It's particularly handy for quick fixes that don't necessitate slowing down your computer by opening Photoshop—like, say, updating the text on a WIRED section page to make it more readable.
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A group of academic researchers released an AI tool that can automatically scan online privacy policies and then create readable visualizations of what a company or service does with your data.
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It then claimed a "specially-trained representative" would review the images and create a unique, machine-readable numerical fingerprint known as a hash to prevent future uploads of the same image.
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Hinton works actively with Google and is also the man behind the "deep learning" model that has revolutionized AI in different areas, like speech recognition, image characterizing and generating readable sentences.
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Sara's infatuation with Skyler works surprisingly well, though — mostly because we're supposed to see their relationship as irrational, and Skyler is so hyperbolically airheaded that he's clearly readable as a caricature.
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For example, in 1912, after moving to Montparnasse, Picasso injected topical anti-militaristic content into his larger collages, which contain readable newspaper clippings about the First Balkan War, among other things.
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I assume they'll use Atomic AI, so their emails should be perfectly readable and tuned to your preferences in order to convert you into a paying subscriber as soon as possible.
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Mueller's last report is almost 100 pages long, but it's incredibly readable, much like the speaking indictments that have come out of the Special Counsel's office in the last few years.
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Instead of waiting up to 10 seconds for an outside website to load, Facebook would host the stories inside its own app in a standardized, "readable" format that would load… instantly.
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If you're curious about the other aspects of sockpuppetry unearthed by the study, you can check out the full version of the paper here — apart from the statistics, it's quite readable.
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The "B" is now capitalized, the yellow has been dispatched in favor of a more readable green, and the ascending bird visible in the negative space has had its tail clipped.
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By practicing a sort of reverse search-engine optimization—refusing to supply the machine-readable text that makes search engines tick—we can participate in a better, nicer, more ethical internet.
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One of the selling points of ProtonMail is that it makes end-to-end encryption, a mechanism that makes messages readable just by the sender and the receiver, easy to use.
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A side-by-side look at a ton of stats on stuff like the makeup of the population, crime, education, climate, housing and much more, all in a very readable format.
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Some nice design touches beyond the transaction maps, the color grading that mirrors purchases and the far more readable interface is a pleasant metallic sheen that is activated on device tilt.
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On the other hand, even the machine-generated realistic-looking but suspicious content, like deep fake, can be detected and filtered out based on its signature and other machine readable qualities.
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If the next president of the United States wants a moonshot, here's my suggestion: Put us on a 10-year mandate for machine–readable open data at every level of government.
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These programs are executed with Ethereum-specific code that's stored on the blockchain and doesn't mean much to people—human-readable source code is often also available, but isn't always published.
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It's a small image — he would later typically work at mural scale — of a bust-length, black-skinned male figure whose contours are barely readable against a slightly lighter black background.
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The law mandates that everything will be published in a "modern, open, electronic format that is machine-readable and readily accessible to the public" on the state Department of Corrections website.
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While he revealed knowledge of aborted plots against ships in the Strait of Hormuz, it does not appear, at least in the readable portions, that he had knowledge of continuing plots.
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More importantly, they pulled some yellow tinge out of the green to make it more readable and also added some secondary colors to Android's overall brand palette to help with accessibility.
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It is Han's graceful ballet along this fine line, artfully replicated in Deborah Smith's translation, that makes this harrowing book about the Gwangju massacre compulsively readable, universally relevant and deeply resonant.
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The Oregon Trail: An American Saga by David Dary, 2005 In this great readable history of the Oregon Trail, Dary brings cowboy-chronicling credentials to his tour of the Old West.
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If validated health information is too complex to understand, patients may seek out more readable sources such as online forums, blogs or support groups that go unmonitored by professional practitioners, Zhou said.
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While we may not all believe in a clandestine globalist takeover at the hands of the illuminati, I think we can all agree that it's nice to have more readable Twitter threads!
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A. Between the settings you can adjust in most web browsers and the accessibility features built into the computer's operating system, you should be able to make low-contrast type more readable.
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The French company, which manufactures components that make credit cards, ID cards or health cards machine-readable, could be valued at 2.5 billion euros in an eventual sale, one of them said.
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Twitter dropped 1.0 percent after disclosing a glitch that led to some passwords being stored in readable text on its internal computer system rather than disguised by a process known as "hashing".
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Two-thirds of the 70-page report, titled " Independent Review of 'NC's' Education Record ," was blacked out when released, but the contents became readable when copied and pasted to another document file.
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Instead of formatting articles in a clean and readable window like Pocket, Google just links you back to the original URL, so it may not be as effective for non-fiction junkies.
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To understand this, you need to know that computers are devices that solve problems, abstracted into code readable by the physical computing device, based on the principles put forth by Alan Turing.
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It's hard to give a weighty subject a light touch, but Foer finds a way to make this book about the meat industry — a subject as unpalatable as any — readable and entertaining.
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"It's a very readable guide to how all the different forms of artificial intelligence work and how they can impact each of us and our environment now and long term," says Cuban.
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The Punkt mobile phone face includes a small, readable screen; a full, physical number pad with offset navigation; shortcut keys to the left and a four-hole speaker grille near the top.
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You can create a short video clip that you can share to Instagram or elsewhere, and Airtime will overlay a human readable URL your followers can type in to join your room.
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"The scope of what we are now able to do in terms of 'real' sentiment, automated, readable summaries and contextual analysis is far beyond the traditional scope of reputation management," he claims.
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Ms. Adams has managed to combine a hoary premise, a familiar plot, readable to iffy prose and pigeonhole-ready characters and spin their story into a heart tugger with seemingly honest appeal.
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Twitter dropped 1.2 percent after disclosing a glitch that led to some passwords being stored in readable text on its internal computer system rather than disguised by a process known as "hashing".
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These books are still readable today, but they were of interest mainly to wonks until Ben Bernanke name-checked Bagehot as a crucial influence on the thinking behind the 2008 bank bailouts.
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He is known for introducing the notion of "literate programming," emphasizing the importance of writing code that is readable by humans as well as computers — a notion that nowadays seems almost twee.
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Its machine-learning system, called Rosetta, is designed to help identify text in more than a billion images and videos daily, and then transcribe the words in a way that's machine-readable.
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"Unlike your cell phone that is trackable and traceable pretty much no matter where you are, this device is only readable if you're within six inches of a proximity reader," he said.
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Kaufeld, a 29-year-old teacher, who was a programmer at the time, explains that he had a "really crappy phone" that couldn't blow up screenshots of text to a readable size.
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Scroll's privacy policy is refreshingly readable and candid about what it gathers and what it does and doesn't share — including being honest about sharing information with governments when required to by law.
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There are subprojects aiming to itemize every sitting politician on earth, every painting in every public collection worldwide, and every gene in the human genome into searchable, adaptable, and machine-readable form.
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Schwabsky's readable and often chirpy essays bring together thematic connections that associate such distinct painters as Nicole Eisenman, John Curin, Ha Chonghyun, Dana Schutz, Bernard Frize, Sue Williams, and Kerry James Marshall.
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One Mashable staffer (and an avid runner) loved the Garmin Forerunner 235 and its features, including customizable lap distances, an easily readable watch face, simple menu navigation, and third-party app integration.
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If there's a lesson to draw from "Devil's Bargain," Joshua Green's deeply reported and compulsively readable account of Bannon's fateful political partnership with Trump, it is not to underestimate the honey badger.
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Dropbox will do a fine job of recognizing the document you're trying to scan, getting it into a readable monochrome format, and saving it (to your Dropbox) as a PDF or JPEG file.
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This is good for organizations such as the Internet Archive and the Library of Congress, who are saving information for the long haul and need it to be readable 30 years from now.
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Beyond prettifying documents and making them easily readable on mobile or desktop, Qwilr also provides analytics to help customers learn more about who is reading their documents, and how they interact with them.
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"As part of a routine security review in January, we found that some user passwords were being stored in a readable format within our internal data storage systems," Facebook said in a statement.
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We don't know her exact birth time, so we won't get to know her rising sign, but the rest of her chart is still completely readable — and incredibly indicative of the champ's personality.
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Two recent studies by Erin Hengel of the University of Liverpool found that their papers are more readable than those written by men and cited more often, suggesting a higher hurdle for publication.
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In a blog post today, Facebook describes a system it's built called Rosetta that uses machine learning to identify text in images and videos and then transcribe it into something that's machine readable.
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Matt Freeman, manager of credit card products at NFCU, said the credit union works closely with its compliance and communications teams to hammer out language that is readable but also passes regulatory standards.
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Essenhigh reveals a freedom that resonates with all manner of fusion: of figure and design, of abstraction and narrative, of sentiment and humor, and more generally, of ambitious painting with a readable narrative.
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In other words, it transforms the ones and zeros that computers understand back into a human-readable structure, logic, and set of commands that reveal what the software you churn through it does.
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The detectors are special crystals the size of thin bricks that flash when struck with high-energy particles; photo-multiplier tubes amplify the flash into a signal readable by a data acquisition system.
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Co-sponsored by Diane Feinstein and Richard Burr, a pair of senators, the draft bill would require technology firms to provide readable, decrypted versions of electronic messages whenever the authorities asked them to.
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Important metadata about the music thus must usually exist outside the audio stream itself, as distinct text fields, making it easily readable by computers without even requiring any interaction with the audio content.
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Companies currently report financial data both in their filings and through exhibits that contain "XBRL," an open-standard software that labels financial statements with computer-readable tags that can be read like barcodes.
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If the tag is not readable, the bag can get lost without being noticed — which could be why no one was aware that Ms. Rasheem's bag did not get loaded onto her flight.
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The group soon included other graffiti writers with similar aesthetics and boundless ambitions, writers with bold, readable throw-ups who were already considered to be among the most active in their respective cities.
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Marsdal and the Manifest Center have published a number of readable but informative pamphlets on pensions, tariffs, higher education, neoliberalism, and more for an intended audience of union nurses, teachers, public utility workers.
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Facebook has been hit by a number of privacy-related issues recently, including a glitch that exposed passwords of millions of users stored in readable format within its internal systems to its employees.
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Hirshman has written a timely and readable volume on an urgent subject, but her disdain for anyone she deems to be the wrong kind of feminist can be so potent that it's corrosive.
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The lineup features the first Garmin watch with a transparent solar charging lens, larger 1.4-inch sunlight readable displays, and new features that can extend battery life and more accurately track your performance.
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The company announced it mishandled sensitive passwords for hundreds of millions of its users and stored them in plain text (meaning: easily readable) format in a database that could be accessed by employees.
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Fortunately, the seeming simplicity of the prose doesn't detract from the complicated morass Reid creates, showing us how race and class become entangled in a way that is refreshingly humorous and compulsively readable.
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A poorly phrased joke on Twitter, a compromising picture on a private Instagram account, a Facebook argument with a crazy uncle — all these could be readable by C.B.P. officers, entirely at their discretion.
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Jason Pamental, designer, strategist and teacher agrees, calling it "extremely readable." via GIPHY Both designers also like Merriweather Sans, which is available for free download on Google Fonts if you use Google Drive.
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The absurdly detailed text, which somehow became readable through Mr. Sikoryak's playful interpretation, shrunk from 20,669 words to just under 7,000 in what is now called the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions.
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It more than quadruples the number of legible tablets previously known from London: of the 405 most recently studied tablets, researchers have deciphered over 7003; only 19 were readable before the Bloomberg excavations.
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Always a marvelously lucid writer, Sischy was very good at getting her subjects to trust her, and her reportage is highly readable, even if you are not much interested in these famous people.
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The second half of the tutorial is a bit more complicated, requiring makers to be familiar with openFrameworks and code to create the Kinect/projector setup and make the book readable to the machines.
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The "machine-readable" layer would be the code that software, search engines and other kinds of technology can understand, and would only allow the technology to have access to information permitted by the consumer.
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More recently, this has manifested itself in a standards battle currently being waged by Facebook, Google, and Apple, all of which own a proprietary format that transforms articles into clean, readable formats on mobile.
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In order to get the stories written, the AP is working with technology company Automated Insights, which builds software capable of analyzing data, deducing the most important information, and turning deductions into readable stories.
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DNS, which translates web addresses into computer-readable IP addresses, has been plagued with vulnerabilities, making it easy to hijack any step of the process to surreptitiously send users to fake or malicious sites.
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But it was the duo's second book, All Your Worth, a more expansive and readable explainer on how to spend responsibly and sustainably, that seemed to set Warren on the path to real celebrity.
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Why he is adamant about this fact is unclear – questions I asked went unanswered – but he and his team have created a set of machine readable election results and posted the following clarification: pic.twitter.
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This means that if you create a message by harnessing the quirks of the quantum world, you can send that message in such a way that it's readable by everyone except your intended recipient.
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Journaling website Hi.co (dedicated to recording "moments big and small") is closing on September 1st, and archiving its users' contributions in a nickel-plate "book" designed to be readable for the next 10,000 years.
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A few days ago, Viennot elaborated at the Los Angeles Review of Books: As a translator of political discourse, you also have the duty to write readable texts: so what am I to do?
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Office Lens (iOs, free) will trim, enhance, and store whiteboards or blackboards as a PDF, Word file, or PowerPoint presentation to make them readable, so you can store them for revision and study purposes.
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One might find an inartful sentence in any book, but Hess, the author of nearly 20 volumes on the American Civil War, has given students of that conflict an eminently readable and exceptional study.
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They state that Mr. Delacruz tried to find information, such as tuition costs, school location and academic calendars, but was unable gain access because the websites were not readable by his screen-reading software.
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It is a highly readable account of one of the most compelling and consequential relationships in black literary history, and the time is ripe for this story to reach a new generation of readers.
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Garner: It's the kind of thing that any writer of reference books would like, I think — to create a reference book that is compulsively readable so that you want to look up more things.
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On first inspection, the photos look like panels of wood, stained in sepia and gray, with circles and lines carved into them, but when you stand close the earth becomes readable in exquisite detail.
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Weinberg and the curators Jane Panetta and Rujeko Hockley bear down hard, in their catalogue essays—which are printed, for some reason, in barely readable, tiny light-gray type—on invocations of historic crisis.
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That's significant, of course, and a wonderful thing, but would mean nothing if it weren't also such a vibrant, readable translation -- the kind that can easily beguile you and a precocious middle grade child.
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Buy it here >>In this compulsively readable, empathy-arousing read, a mother and son are forced to flee from Acapulco to the United States after inadvertently getting in the crosshairs of a drug cartel.
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It's easier on the eyes than an LCD, is readable in daylight and gets stupid-long battery life — these devices routinely boast between six weeks and two months, an unparalleled feat among consumer electronics devices.
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They found that posts on r/depression, r/bipolar, r/schizophrenia were, on average, less readable and diverse than posts on the other three subreddits, indicating that users there were less able to communicate well.
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Lefevre was actually Jesse Livermore, the "Great Bear of Wall Street" in the early twentieth century and his Reminiscences is a stock market classic, a hugely readable account of the career of a professional speculator.
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Waldman's curious experiment is the subject of A Really Good Day: How Microdosing Made a Mega Difference in My Mood, My Marriage and My Life, a highly readable nonfiction diary released this month by Knopf.
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Lambert isn't afraid to get detailed and visceral, but her thoroughly readable poems are gorgeous, dealing with rape, body acceptance, mental illness, gender, friendship, loving women, and the art of simply being where you are.
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Peschanski and Azzellini's tool, Mbabel, automatically generates article drafts based on information stored on the "web semantic database," Wikidata—an open online database hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation designed to be readable by automated software.
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The red-hued hands in the version I reviewed (there's also a black on white model) stand out strongly against the black face, as do the fine but easily readable white minute and hour indicators.
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Worse, the database — running on Amazon's Elasticsearch — was configured with a Kibana front-end, making the data within easily readable, browsable and searchable for names, cell numbers and the contents of the text messages themselves.
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The draft proposal requires a person or a company—when served with a court order—to provide law enforcement with information (in readable form) or appropriate technical assistance that is responsive to the judicial request.
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Developer Stephen Cognetta explained that he created a script that mirrored the phone's screen to a computer screen, translated the image to computer-readable text, and then googled the answer through one of three methods.
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Sometimes it was like watching a train wreck, but when she was on, her posts were unlike anything else in the beauty writing world: They had a kind of electricity that made them compulsively readable.
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Simo Rounela, CEO of Valtia, a Finnish company that manages the buildings, told Motherboard that the attack hit a DNS service; that is, servers that translate human-readable internet domain names into computer IP addresses.
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Facebook has been hit by a number of privacy-related issues, with the latest being a glitch that exposed passwords of millions of users stored in readable format within its internal systems to its employees.
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If the recordings are readable, investigators can begin transcribing the conversations of the crew and other cockpit sounds captured — roughly two hours of data, which could provide clues about what happened during the plane's descent.
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It has a sunlight-readable display that shows a "Move" bar when kids have been inactive for too long, and is supposed to motivate its wearers to move for at least 60 minutes a day.
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And here that order has been met with considerable success by Rebecca Shaykin, an associate curator who has also written a smart, readable catalog that builds on Lindsay Pollock's extensively researched Halpert biography of 2006.
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That's especially true because the law calls for the cards to be machine readable, so the barcode can impart your name, date of birth, address, height, eye color, and more to whoever's holding the scanner.
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The requirement to post charges online in a machine-readable format, such as a Microsoft Excel file, came in a 2018 guidance from the Trump administration that builds on rules in the Affordable Care Act.
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"DARPA clearly saw how increasing digitization of human experience would make the data needed to model everyday life accessible in machine-readable form," Lee Tien, a privacy lawyer with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told me.
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He has written a series of wildly successful and eminently readable books about the Information Age revolutions in two fields of American obsession, finance and sports (with clever side-trips into behavioral psychology and economics).
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"We've updated our guidelines to specifically require hospitals to post price information on the internet in a machine-readable format," Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said last week.
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Every enemy pattern is readable, but they escalate wildly: one on the screen becomes four, becomes eight, and suddenly crowd control becomes a real headache unless you find that ideal "racing line" through the chaos.
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Written with the same historical nuance and narrative flair as her "Team of Rivals," Goodwin's book combines political, social and cultural history into a meaty (759 pages) but highly readable account of two extraordinary figures.
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The books on the list cross disciplines from linguistic anthropology to environmental studies to history to border studies to sociology, but all of them are designed to be readable even to a non-scholarly audience.
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The image is evocative and readable in its own right, but it is also instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with the practice of Asafo flag-making, and its history as a form of cultural resistance.
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The only proper point of comparison is the production of my own hand when I write in cursive: See how it is readable, utilitarian, sort of beautiful, but still bloated and messy and highly imperfect?
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More than 90 percent of phones in Myanmar use Zawgyi, but Facebook is dropping support for the standard with the goal of making its safety, reporting and other resources readable — and therefore usable — to all users.
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The bot then fills in these sentences with the information from the machine-readable databases and adds infoboxes (like the sidebars seen on most developed biographies on Wikipedia), categories, and links to other articles as appropriate.
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It's a little bit of a throwback to the BlackBerry days of yore, but it has been a good solution for me, fitting plenty of readable content on the screen even without fancy new screen tech.
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In April alone, Facebook was under the spotlight for leaving Instagram user passwords out in a readable format, setting aside billions of dollars to possible FTC fines, and being investigated by New York for privacy violations.
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And now comes a devotee named Colin Asher, who has produced a wonderfully readable, passionately partisan biography of Algren, " Never a Lovely So Real " (Norton), the title a line from Algren's book-length paean to Chicago.
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Go to Norwegian Air's website, but don't click over to the U.S. version — stay on the Norwegian language site, and use the Google translate feature in your browser to view a semi-readable English version.2.
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Facebook confirmed on Thursday that it had kept "hundreds of millions" of user passwords in a "readable format"—meaning engineers and other employees with access to the company's internal systems could see the actual plaintext passwords.
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And I think I might have cared less about being likable were that not the most reliable path, as a woman, to being readable, to being read, which was the first step to being read seriously.
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Though the French-Do-It-Better premise of this book is nothing new, its structure — 50 French secrets to joyful eating, accompanied by fresh, simple recipes with lots of chatty sidebars — is refreshing and ridiculously readable.
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One 1980 research paper, quoted in this 2008 blog post, claims black-on-white text is 26 percent more readable than white-on-black — though that paper used 1980s screens, so an updated study is needed.
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It set back the researchers $2,500 to create the artificial DNA sequences for the bunny, though the study estimates that over 10^19 "offspring" plastic bunnies could be created while retaining enough readable DNA per bunny.
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"Most applicant tracking systems have evolved to the point where both file types are equally readable, so long as the information is structured in a legible format," says Proven Recruiting CEO and co-founder Louis Song.
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Many current ballot-marking systems on the market today have been criticized by security professionals because they print bar codes on the ballot that the scanner can read instead of the human-readable portion voters review.
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Turkenich, a 32-year-old professor of foundational graphic design at Jerusalem's Bezalel Academy of Art, is the creator of Aravrit, a writing system that combines Israel's two official languages, Arabic and Hebrew, into one readable script.
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For example, direct messages on Mastodon are not end-to-end encrypted, which means a hack or violation of user privacy could make those messages readable to more than just the people who sent and received them.
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"Credit card issuers endeavor… to make contracts as readable as possible, but government regulations, contract law, courts, and plaintiff's lawyers demand that certain words be used in order to be effective from a legal perspective," she wrote.
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The investing app Robinhood is urging some customers to change their passwords after it discovered that some users' credentials, including passwords, were stored in a "readable format" within the company's internal systems because of a technology glitch.
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Mr. Goldsmith, who in 2013 was named the first poet laureate of the Museum of Modern Art, has called his style "uncreative writing," a highly subjective amalgam that is more performable than readable, but it does work.
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So we turned to the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, which graciously scanned the pages and converted them to machine-readable text for free in exchange for being allowed to make them available on its website.
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In fact, for some time now, the artist's mother has been deciphering these texts and typing them into a computer so that Miyawaki may have readable versions from which to find out about Nishimura's interests and motivations.
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The idea is that this technology will be able to take what you're thinking to yourself in silence, using non-invasive sensors that can read exactly what you intend to say, and turn it into readable text.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In an attempt to make braille more familiar and accessible, Tokyo-based designer Kosuke Takahashi has redesigned the tactile script to make it readable for both visually impaired and sighted individuals.
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In terms of legal writing, the case shows the power of literary reference and the well-turned phrase, featuring a judge who wishes appellate courts would hire expert writers to review opinions and make sure they're readable.
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When we look at the tech stack enabling AR, it's important to note there is now a new type of data being captured, unique to AR. It's the computer vision-generated, machine-readable 3D map of the world.
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Mr Swafford is a music writer (who, among other things, has written a scholarly but highly readable biography of Beethoven) as well as a composer, and has been teaching music for decades, most recently at the Boston Conservatory.
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Beyond the work that they've done with different non-profits, the two co-founders have also managed to push the USDA to publish eligibility requirements for food stamps in 42 states in a machine readable format on data.gov.
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The report is particularly critical of Google for providing evidence that Russians bought ads as images and in PDF format, which isn't machine-readable, instead of file formats that would have been easier for data scientists to analyze.
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But Cliqz and Ghostery argue that disingenuous attempts to manipulate consent might need additional regulatory tweaks to be beaten back — calling in their blog post for regulations to enforce machine-readable standards to help iron away flakey flows.
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WhatsApp has quietly beefed up the security of an iCloud backup feature for users of its messaging service — potentially closing a loophole that could enable otherwise end-to-end encrypted messages to become accessible in a readable form.
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Then again, it does retain enough sharpness for the "hauts de seine" sign on the right side to remain readable — whereas the P20 Pro's aggressive noise reduction destroys that along with plenty of small details in the frame.
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Readability To Reduce Hoax Sites – News Feed will now have a more lightweight, readable design with bigger link previews that put the URL domain above the headline so people are more likely to notice and avoid spoofed URLs.
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While this on its own was enough to guarantee Bore Hole cult status, Mellen—who has a fantastically readable and easy style—also managed to capture something of the spirit of the true countercultural 1960s in his writing.
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Back then I thought it a thoroughly readable cautionary tale set in an alternate America — one that voted the antisemitic isolationist aviator Charles Lindbergh into the Oval Office in 20043, instead of Franklin Roosevelt for a third term.
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MIT CSAIL grad student Sara Achour, along with her professor and adviser Martin Rinard and Dartmouth's Rahul Sarpeshkar, have created a compiler called Arco that essentially turns human-readable digital code into a configuration for analog computing circuits.
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Then, noting that "theorizing about religion's origins is now a cottage industry," he dives into scientific and social scientific papers that investigate related questions, and offers a series of marvelously readable chapters to summarize the research they present.
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Under Cicerone's guidance, the NAS and the Royal Society — the science academy of the U.K. — teamed up in 2014 to produce Climate Change: Evidence and Causes, a readable publication written for policymakers, educators, and members of the public.
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Wallace, a professor of history at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, tells the story of those two decades with encyclopedic sweep and granular detail, but with enough verve and wry humor to make this doorstopper immensely readable.
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To help visitors focus, each document will be displayed unframed, enclosed in a gray free-standing case with a slanted top like a writing desk; caption information will be easily readable on a panel attached above each case.
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But call centers show how it could easily become a dark one: automation increasing the empathy demanded of workers and automated systems used to wring more empathy from them, or at least a machine-readable approximation of it.
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In 2013, President Obama signed an executive order mandating that federal agencies publish all of their data in open and machine-readable formats, allowing them to be analyzed and used in ways that scanned paper documents cannot be.
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What made Klein so prominent was his ability to absorb vast amounts of data and complex studies and provide a framework for understanding them in a clear-cut, readable fashion, accessible both to experts and to lay people.
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Passwords are "human readable shared secrets that typically are stored on a central server and thus are susceptible to being stolen and reused," said Fido Alliance's Shikiar, adding that the theft could happen in a "myriad" of ways.
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This might seem kind of trivial when you're starting out, but once you know a language a bit and what a script or program in that language should look like, highlighting becomes immensely valuable in making code readable.
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" "As we give information to DHS, they have their own validation that they're going to use to make sure there is no personally identifiable information present," he said, adding that much of the information is not "human readable.
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With its somewhat whacky, but yet readable text, and its energetic bounty of images, Fabulas Feminae seems to be the perfect book for mothers to read to their young daughters — and, hopefully, caring fathers to share with their sons.
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On Thursday morning, Facebook updated its blog to say that, actually, "millions" of Instagram users, not "tens of thousands," were impacted: Since this post was published, we discovered additional logs of Instagram passwords being stored in a readable format.
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The 6-inch 2880 x 1440 screen is a Super LCD 6, and it's nicely readable in all conditions, exhibiting none of the problematic oversaturation I clashed with during my review of the U11 Plus a few months ago.
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Both apps are already available on Android Auto, so the developers behind each app are well familiar with the basics of optimizing their navigation for an in-car display: make the icons big, text readable, and directions... well, accurate.
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Mostly, though, she observed — eventually, those observations would become the fodder for this compulsively readable, breathtakingly honest memoir about behind-the-scenes White House dynamics, a destructive love affair with a senior staffer, and learning to follow your dreams.
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There is one scene in "Genius" that captures something of the work that went into transforming Wolfe's graphomaniacal effusions into half-readable prose, as Tom and Max amble through the city paring down an overwritten passage sentence by sentence.
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The solution to this issue, of course, is not unlike what we see happening today on mobile platforms: responsive websites, dedicated apps, and progressive approaches designed to take advantage of the small screen so that content is readable anywhere.
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For governments, a mandate to move to machine-readable, near real-time open data would be a massive blessing in disguise because finally we could apply to the analog world the powerful tools we use to analyze online data.
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"Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams," by Matthew Walker, is immensely readable and has made me attend much more to my need for sleep, although it unfortunately made me paranoid about my lack of it.
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One of the great values of this brief but highly readable earlier diary is that it was written when the direction of history — whether there would be a war and how it would turn out — was far less clear.
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That these women were not the main selling point was also clear enough from the signs on the front of the opera house: "Jack the Ripper" was displayed in large letters; "The Women of Whitechapel" was barely readable underneath.
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It's the most readable, and perhaps the strongest of Lavery's creative nonfiction since it succeeds in demonstrating how a fin-de-siècle literary trope managed to become a timeless fixture which continues to appear in current pop-culture offerings.
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Here's how you can download Apple Card transactions in CSV format: The ability to download past transactions in a machine-readable format is a standard feature on other credit cards, but had not been available to Apple Card users.
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For someone who writes for a living, this is hardly ideal—getting readable sentences together is difficult enough without having to go back and edit half of them again to remove typos introduced by Apple's low-profile keyboard design.
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I was reminded of the marvelous wonders of the natural world and the fascinating evolution of science by a very readable new book, " The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: A New History of a Lost World ," by Steve Brusatte.
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But due to what appears to be an error in how the document was filed, they're completely readable, including a section about allegations that he lied to investigators about sharing polling data with his former Russian Ukrainian business partner Konstantin Kilimnik.
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Similar to the Dunbar number, a term coined by anthropologist Robin Dunbar that refers to the maximum size of IRL social networks humans can handle, maps should not have more than 250 visible connection points to be easily readable, researchers suggested.
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Congrats to Union for crafting such a readable book about pregnancy loss, for spotlighting the oft-erased experiences of black women with infertility, and for her eventual resolution: She is a new mother to a baby girl born via surrogacy.
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Comparing the DarkLyrics data with the Brown Corpus—a 1961 collection of English-language documents (no song lyrics) that is "the first of the modern, computer readable, general corpora"—the data scientist found the top 20 most and least metal words.
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This means you're getting a readable, usable and handsome watch for not much money, because these guys have paid attention to detail — the face is nice, the hands very visible and the band works well with the "gold" or steel case.
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Whether these points of inspiration are readable to the untutored viewer is debatable, but they are lovely compositions, in a patchy and improvisational visual language that calls to mind Gee's Bend quilts or collage art redacted to fields of color.
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Together these two components of the system work to translate the user's question into a machine-readable request, which is then executed by the system to produce an answer to the query based on what information is available in the database.
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You can easily click a tab to see the actual JavaScript you're generating, which is honestly more readable to me than colored blocks, and could potentially be a way for kids to transition over to text programming when they're ready.
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Until Move is ready, developers can create modules and transaction scripts for Libra using Move IR, which is high-level enough to be human-readable but low-level enough to be translatable into real Move bytecode that's written to the blockchain.
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There are also dyslexic-designed fonts, such as OpenDyslexic, Dyslexie Font and the Google Chrome app Dyslexia Unscrambled, which use unique letter shapes to transform any digital text into a typeface that is more easily readable for those with dyslexia.
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There is no definitive evidence that the Trump administration intends to roll back the valuable commitments to open data that Obama made during his administration, which require federal agencies to treat their data as open and machine-readable by default.
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"We were amazed at the quality of the images — much of the text is as readable as that of unharmed Dead Sea scrolls," said Michael Segal, a biblical scholar at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, who helped analyze the text.
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