"One key benefit is that now all owned repositories that are either mirrored or added to Cloud Source Repositories can be searched in a single query," Cloud Source Repositories product manager Russell Wolf writes in today's announcement.
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GitHub users created 100 million repositories (Venture Beat) Why it matters: GitHub had 33,000 repositories 10 years ago when it was founded.
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Several for-profit repositories and Scholarly Collaboration Networks (SCNs) are advertised, but major nonprofit Open Access repositories like PeerJ, Arxiv, and bioRxiv are conspicuously absent.
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Deploying a container only takes a single command with a few basic parameters and you can pull containers from public repositories like the Docker Hub or our private repositories on Azure.
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Developers already often use GitHub to host their private repositories.
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We use smart phones and new technologies as memory repositories.
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"The open pipes become repositories for trash," Professor Corbett said.
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Seed banks have always served as important repositories of biodiversity.
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Much of her previous work transforms repositories into accessible archives.
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Software developers use online repositories such as GitHub to share code.
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Building designated waste repositories like latrines doesn't make waste disappear either.
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What if all these data repositories played nice with each other?
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It has to make sure it checks all of the repositories.
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GitLab has offered unlimited collaborators on private repositories since the beginning.
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Data repositories have been established in other branches of science, too.
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And the oceans are not the only repositories of plastic pollutants.
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"Frankly, there are other repositories to keep them safe," she said.
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Among the largest of these repositories is the UK Biobank, in Britain.
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Many are repositories for quick, preliminary ballpoint pen studies for future assemblages.
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They are surrounded by swords, repositories for the memories that plague them.
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For years, Uber gathered intelligence from competing firms' websites, apps, and Github repositories.
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All of these repositories are being "reset back to a known good state."
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But there are also unofficial repositories with their own policies, such as TVAddons.
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At the state level, DOBs are generally available in all state court repositories.
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Many startups already screen GitHub repositories and Stack Overflow contributions before an interview.
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But user accounts can be compromised without attackers breaching the user data repositories.
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And digital firearm files have also appeared on CAD repositories and torrent sites.
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Society honors museums as quasi-sacred spaces, repositories devoted to our loftiest values.
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The idea that humans and books are both repositories of information is not new.
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Museums have long been bastions of knowledge and repositories for cultural and historical artifacts.
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""Any surfaces touched in the course of a workout can be repositories of germs.
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But there are monthly subscription charges for extra storage, development tools and private repositories.
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Willingham says many states have central repositories where you can search for criminal records.
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And since human culture is disportionately centered on coastlines, cultural repositories are at risk.
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Museums have become repositories of a country's pride and symbols of a country's identity.
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Or will they become massive repositories of film and TV, ever-expanding libraries of stuff?
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There are 85 million repositories hosted on GitHub, and 28 million developers contribute to them.
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Different scientific domains have their own preferred repositories, as do different governments and local authorities.
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They include settler diaries, newspaper reports, Aboriginal evidence and archives from State and Federal repositories.
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Many of his blog posts functioned as information repositories for a vast array of topics.
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Those with appropriate clearances can also view the memcons at the repositories where they're kept.
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Those with appropriate clearances can also view the memorandums at the repositories where they're kept.
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All were both technical tours de force and repositories of entire realms of spiritual belief.
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This means the code base is often uploaded to repositories like GitHub for all to examine.
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One of the biggest repositories of celebrity photos, Getty Images, declined to comment for this story.
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That coal-ash pond in Tennessee is just one of about 1,300 similar repositories across America.
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That includes purposes such as building lists and repositories for recruitment, marketing/sales, reporting and more.
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Suber will keep pushing for the expansion of Open Access journals and repositories despite publishers' lobbying.
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Repositories of the information would not be able to charge fees or limit access to data.
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"I do think in the last several years the number of repositories has exploded," says Noy.
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They compared what they found in these repositories with what had made it into the charts.
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We're working to improve your interactions and workflows around your repositories and your data in general.
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Across the country, jails and prisons have become repositories for people living with mental health issues.
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Over 18 online repositories were used to build the training dataset alongside Stanford University Medical Center.
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That is, no selfies are ever uploaded to ThirdLove's databases or to any other cloud repositories.
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Intellectual property laws, although necessary, give music collectives a monopoly over everything in their individual repositories.
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They were still temples of art, repositories for the creative best that humanity had to offer.
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The company, which runs online repositories of family trees, historical documents and DNA analysis, including Ancestry.
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The Agriculture Department has repositories that store genetic material from every type of tree on earth.
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Booking loans and other trades in multiple subsidiaries forces banks to manage separate repositories of risk.
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What were these grand department stores but monuments to our shared history, repositories of group memory?
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The La Brea Tar Pits are one of the world's richest repositories of ice age fossils.
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The images came from 18 doctor-curated online repositories as well as the Stanford University Medical Center.
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As Google also notes, you can mirror your code from GitHub and Bitbucket with Cloud Source Repositories.
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It's also one of the biggest repositories of job listings, with some 7 million active listings currently.
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The exposed credentials could potentially grant their holders further access to repositories housing similarly sensitive government data.
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I ran one of my public repositories through the system and received 49 suggestions in 449 files.
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It wasn't clear from the paper's reporting if other DNA repositories were used in conjunction with GEDmatch.
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A Brexit might spook investors into entrusting their money only to the safest repositories like American Treasuries.
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The CFTC rules will cover contract markets, derivatives clearing organizations, and swap execution facilities and data repositories.
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Now two major repositories have closed, leaving very little for the active jailbreaker to install and run.
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The affected database includes issues and merge requests but not repositories and wikis, according to these updates.
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Instead, you can host your private repositories on Bitbucket or GitLab and save more than $300/year.
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GitHub also appears to be taking down repositories that mirror Lavigne's database, not just Lavigne's own page.
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Today genetic data is sorted and compared to tens of thousands of genomes available in public repositories.
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There is more respect these days for tribes reclaiming their cultural heritage from museums and federal repositories.
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I wanted to know how and why code in my personal repositories was being used with ICE.
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She has also sought to position them as centers of community, rather than just as repositories for books.
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This makes the three institutions both incredibly powerful in individuals' lives and huge repositories of personal, identifiable information.
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These new features are available for free during the beta and will remain free for all public repositories.
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Repositories are used by banks and others to record their derivative, commodities, forex, stock and interest rate transactions.
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One of their repositories contained a script that included the URLs of PDFs hosted on unprotected Amazon servers.
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Six repositories have been authorised in the EU by ESMA, the sector's regulator, and DTCC is the largest.
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The San Francisco-based company was founded in 4503 and is now home to 80 million software repositories.
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That includes our smartphones, which are increasingly the repositories for all sorts of information about our digital lives.
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Female villains have long been useful scapegoats, repositories for social and cultural anxieties about men, women and power.
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Searching online, Esteva and Kuprel found eighteen repositories of skin-lesion images that had been classified by dermatologists.
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The sensitive information is contained in the Consular Consolidated Database (CCD), one of the world's largest biometric repositories.
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It also pertains to the privacy of whatever data on Americans the NSA might have in its repositories.
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These subtitles repositories are, in practice, treated as a trusted source by the user or media player; our research also reveals that those repositories can be manipulated and be made to award the attacker's malicious subtitles a high score, which results in those specific subtitles being served to the user.
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The agents had to have multiple windows open trying to juggle different content repositories to find the appropriate response.
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As its name implies, GitLab started out as a git-based open source tool for self-hosting code repositories.
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Not all of the 140 houses he entered supplied interesting repositories, but around 10 disclosed narratives he found fascinating.
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Not so in museums, repositories of most of the world's greatest art, visited by millions of people every year.
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According to the CNIL's report, hackers managed to connect to Uber's GitHub repositories using some employee's login and password.
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At first, the list of possible long-term repositories for highly radioactive waste was longer than just Yucca Mountain.
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We are still working to determine the exact extent and to regain control of the organization and its repositories.
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Under new rules stemming from the 2009 G20 agreement, all OTC derivatives must be reported to registered trade repositories.
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Some accounts may also have had other personal information exposed including listings of accessible repositories and organizations, it added.
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Oil giants such as ConocoPhillips buy a mix of off-the-shelf and custom programs, along with data repositories.
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They yanked their treasure out of stocks and entrusted it to safer repositories of wealth like bonds and cash.
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"Palantir Law Enforcement supports existing case management systems, evidence management systems, arrest records, warrant data, subpoenaed data, RMS or other crime-reporting data, Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) data, federal repositories, gang intelligence, suspicious activity reports, Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) data, and unstructured data such as document repositories and emails," Palantir's website says.
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Researchers like Ursem regularly scan repositories for passwords and report them to the companies, often in exchange for bug bounties.
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None of this necessarily means that non-physicists will eschew journals and rush to publish their work in open repositories.
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And please, if you work with code or data repositories, stop checking your passwords and API keys into your repos.
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A more radical solution would be to encourage authors to publish in open-source repositories with real-time peer review.
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Using Anaxi, you can easily see all issue reports and pull requests from your GitHub repositories, both public and private.
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Here one can list pervasive search engines, access to extensive information repositories, consumer aids, entertainment, education, connectivity among humans, etc.
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The movement has also pushed many publishers to allow scientists to upload their research to Open Access repositories like Arxiv.
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Is it the hardware, the operating systems, the database, the web application, the data repositories and all the data flows?
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Customers store all sorts of datasets and raw information in AWS repositories, which then become part of their own infrastructure.
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"Our team is aware of this and has disabled the corresponding repositories," spokesperson for GitHub wrote in an emailed statement.
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With Visual Studio Online, developers will be able to quickly spin up a fully configured development environment for their repositories.
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Hackers are breaking into private code repositories, wiping them, and asking their owners for a ransom to restore their projects.
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However, the files included credentials to log into code repositories that likely contain classified files and could contain other credentials.
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Cyral, an early-stage startup that helps protect data stored in cloud repositories, announced an $11 million Series A today.
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CFTC SAYS IT WILL PROPOSE THAT SWAP END USERS REPORT BLOCK TRADES TO DATA REPOSITORIES WITH A TWO DAY DELAY
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Today, vastly expanded and known as the Prado, the museum is one of the world's great repositories of Western art.
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Google launched a Github competitor in 2015, Cloud Source Repositories, but it isn't as popular or well known as Github.
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A key issue is who would pay for aggregating data from all the trade repositories, with six in the EU alone.
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In the past decade, however, an increasing number of FOSS developers began to speak about burnout from maintaining open source repositories.
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Today, the online software repository hosts over 250 million code repositories created by some 234 million contributors from around the world.
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Sweden and France have moved towards licensing repositories with far more criticism from NGOs and the media, suggesting more robust engagement.
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Fivetran helps move data from source repositories like Salesforce and NetSuite to data warehouses like Snowflake or analytics tools like Looker.
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Microsoft is the top contributor to the site, and has more than 1,000 employees actively pushing code to repositories on GitHub.
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Occasionally, Burtynsky's camera ducks underground to take viewers into the dark labyrinths of Russia's potash mines and Nevada's nuclear waste repositories.
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Over time, they hope to add other functionality to call up documents or analytics from various enterprise repositories using voice commands.
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They looked in public repositories of music "metadata" that are used by music lovers and are often tapped into by academics.
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These apps, which will be available on both Android and iOS, are the first software repositories for Google's new AI brain.
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Plus, there were supposed to be two repositories, so that one state wouldn't be stuck with an entire nation's nuclear waste.
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Most recently his work and new zine Accessible Repositories was shown at Tom Sachs' Bodega gallery on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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He created educational videos through the Vega Science Trust and Florida State's Geoset, which are online repositories of short science presentations.
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Nor can the BBC and ITV count on global streaming services to continue serving as repositories for many of their shows.
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Microsoft will soon need to formally decide what will happen to the many GitHub repositories that conflict with its own interests.
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Our phones don't just keep us in touch with the world; they're also diaries, confessional booths, repositories for our deepest secrets.
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As Corey Wilkerson, GitHub's head of product engineering also noted, many of these Actions already exist in repositories on GitHub today.
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Cisco announced it has purchased Synata, a search startup that allows users to search across on-premise or cloud repositories simultaneously.
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His earlier political writings, collected mainly during the presidency of George W. Bush, are similarly repositories of the higher conventional wisdom.
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Docker offers Docker Desktop and Docker Hub along with partnerships with the Git repositories to help developers manage their tool chain.
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Yet, those who believe in supreme government power believe they have all the answers and are the sole repositories of knowledge.
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You can record, share and discuss your findings with other citizen scientists and have your findings shared with scientific data repositories.
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History lesson: GitHub is a service that allows individuals and companies working on software projects to create repositories of their code.
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They can search the repositories using keywords or the names of people related to their investigation, including the names of Americans.
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They are portable, personal data stores, and it is as such personal data repositories that access to them is being sought.
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Using Adobe After Effects, you can take advantage of both content repositories to turn images into professional animations with a single click.
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App center already allowed developers to connect the service to their GitHub repositories (as well as Visual Studio Team Service and Bitbucket).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Once upon a time, museums were repositories for the objects and stories that defined human history.
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This is a major new feature for Sketchfab, which has become one of the biggest repositories of 3D models on the web.
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Mekas is also a proud founder of the Anthology Film Archives, still one of the world's largest repositories of avant-garde film.
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The company works with services to help verify their customers using a mix of offline registrations and online repositories, including social media.
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The museum's directors have accused the federal government of years of insufficient funding for one of Latin America's most important historical repositories.
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Supporters claimed the new "Global Guggenheim" and its larger audience pointed to a future of museums as more than repositories of objects.
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Its philosophical approach is fresh – to let the security community share playbooks via its Github repositories making its platform open and extendable.
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Countries which share biological resources (the Amazon basin, for example, is split between nine states) should ideally co-operate on common repositories.
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Finally, the top 400,000 repositories were sorted by the number of stars they received on GitHub between January 2016 and May 2016.
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While planned nuclear waste repositories in salt deposits like WIPP are working just fine, Asse II wasn't designed to hold nuclear waste.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) authorises eight repositories that banks and other market participants must use to record derivatives trades.
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The service keeps track of all the models, configurations and data (using Git repositories) to give developers full versioning for their experiments.
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Stock image repositories are full of sad, tragic Twitter photos; my least favorite genre being the photo-taken-of-computer-screen variety.
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We were told that crowds were the repositories of all wisdom, and that experts should bow down before the all-knowing people.
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That job of understanding the organization's data repositories and figuring out ways to use it often falls to the chief data officer.
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With each new hardware feature, Apple risks making these phones more dangerous repositories of data available to an increasingly ravenous security state.
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Before the stadium was built, it was a no man's land filled with car repair shops, dump-truck repositories and asphalt factories.
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And then there are sites like WhoSampled and Discogs, incredible repositories of information that are deeply addictive for music nerds like me.
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For his own music he reserves the weirder stuff, stretching out into atmospheric ponds of electrosoul and pleasant repositories of gloopy texture.
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Fannie Mae, whose rules govern the standards for many mortgages, wants information from all three credit "repositories," as the company puts it.
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For the rest of us, fairs are an education — repositories, if not floods — of new information regarding galleries, artworks and emerging artists.
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At more than 2996,000 stars—a way to bookmark GitHub repositories—and growing, the movement's GitHub is currently the site's most popular repository.
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The bug in question "let someone buy apps through your account if you were logged in and browsing untrusted app repositories," per Engadget.
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In "Mina El Shourouk ila Al Fahmah" (2019), two elaborately embroidered tents, based loosely on Persian tents, become repositories for otherwise overlooked stories.
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In particular, mistakes companies have made with their Amazon S3 cloud repositories have offered bracing reminders of the extent of the misconfiguration problem.
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But Uber and Airbnb likely receive fewer requests because they don't hold the same rich repositories of user communications, photos, and personal information.
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As with Chernobyl, forests around the accident site were found to have become repositories of radioactive contamination that could not be cleaned up.
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Like Shakespeare's history plays, his paintings are repositories of imagination and interrogation that supersede the murk of reality to embody a wider truth.
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Signage and cultural knowledge are secondary to the security of these deep geological repositories themselves; WIPP already had a radiation leak in 2014.
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Vast repositories of human genetic information are now allowing researchers to make inferences about the development and spread of mental illness throughout history.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority authorises eight repositories that banks and other market participants are required to use to record derivatives trades.
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No longer just repositories for books, public libraries have reinvented themselves as one-stop community centers that aim to offer something for everyone.
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GitHub has more than 27 million software developers working on more than 85 million repositories of code, according to a Microsoft blog post.
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He contacted the University of Oxford and the University of California, Los Angeles, both major repositories of his work, and reviewed their catalogs.
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Since knowledge transfer can't happen over a chat in the company kitchen, Zapier keeps detailed repositories of data that anyone can access anytime.
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These efforts could be supported by high-quality, multilingual video repositories like Science Animations Without Borders, which is freely-available for educational purposes.
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Those cover prudential requirements for credit institutions and investment firms, insurance and reinsurance or over-the-counter derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories.
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Built to uncover sensitive company information hiding in online repositories, GitGuardian says its real-time monitoring platform can address the data leaks issues.
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The internet allowed fans to create stories and put them all over Usenet and in carefully cultivated repositories on sites like Geocities and Angelfire.
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This includes keeping public repositories services, including those for open source projects, available and accessible to support personal communications involving developers in sanctioned regions.
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They're huge repositories of information for kids and teachers without steady internet connections, and can be accessed via any kind of laptop or tablet.
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Carlucci has introduced repositories and outpatient services, and he's pushed for greater availability of Naloxone, a drug that can prevent overdose victims from dying.
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Another point he emphasized is that individuals often under appreciate just how much today's artificially intelligent machines rely on vast repositories of human data.
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Grayston has published all 26 of Peachy Printer's Git repositories which includes all of the source code and design files associated with the project.
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Why it matters: Enterprises these days generate tons of documents and data, but it's often spread across numerous repositories and is hard to find.
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Anyone can download source code from public open source repositories and can modify and use the source code pursuant to the open source licenses.
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Making available the vast government data repositories for players in the innovation economy could carry enormous benefits for taxpayers and the private sector alike.
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In a post on GitHub Wednesday, he said the service has blocked him from creating new private code repositories and disabled his existing ones.
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He began making international excursions back to China, in order to investigate the repositories of Chinese libraries and make paintings of what he found.
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Create a new configuration files with just the Tor repositories listed in it: Add these lines to the document, save the file and exit.
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So it goes with DeviantArt's fascist repositories, with images first posted there later spreading among white supremacist groups on Twitter, Gab, 4Chan, and Reddit.
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GitHub Connect, which connects the silo of GitHub Enterprise with the open source repositories on its public site, is now generally available, for example.
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GitHub Free users now get unlimited private repositories Starting today, free GitHub users will now get unlimited private projects with up to three collaborators.
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Fragments of personal data are strewn across applications, databases, directories and big data repositories without a central view of what data belongs to whom.
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Last month, for example, programmer Seth Vargo deleted some of his open source code from online repositories to protest its potential use by ICE.
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Many former dancers become teachers not only because of the lack of opportunities later in life, but because they are the repositories of knowledge.
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A selection of GitHub services such as access to public repositories will remain available to everyone, the company said in a statement on its website.
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Code repository GitLab, for example, has seen a noteworthy increase in the number of repositories created since Sunday, when word of GitHub's acquisition made headlines.
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Empty repositories for open-source projects If an ICO project is proposing open-source code, an empty or nonexistent GitHub is often a red flag.
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Our devices are our repositories of everything we need to distance ourselves from to go to sleep – our work, to-do-lists, worries and anxieties.
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Step one is for scientists to put their academic papers, along with experimental data, in publicly accessible "repositories" before they are sent to a journal.
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While Lorang said you can already claim and manage a profile on FullContact, it's now working on ways of expanding that to other data repositories.
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But for Facebook to become a real money-making service, it would have to add integrations to customer relationship management databases, financials and document repositories.
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DEEP GEOLOGICAL REPOSITORIES Finally, there is the deep geological repository, the only realistic plan for the long term storage of nuclear waste at the moment.
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Data from trade repositories (TRs) is scrutinised by regulators to see who is behind each trade and whether risks are building up in the system.
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This new version also includes interface improvements with updated designs for everything from log-in screens to the look and feel of the GitHub repositories.
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Thanks to this, developers can easily automate their workflow of building and deploying their code every time they push an update to their Bitbucket repositories.
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Donated biological samples are stored in facilities called biobanks, repositories for all kinds of biological material that researchers can access and use in their experiments.
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We need to ensure that researchers publish their full methods, results, analytic code, and data, regardless of what results they get, in open online repositories.
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The strongest thread running through the show is the notion — so obviously true, yet so frequently neglected — that ordinary people are repositories of valuable knowledge.
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While these archives — cold and dark, with their shrouds and cardboard ''coffins'' — may resemble repositories for the dead, the pieces cataloged inside are anything but.
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The neighborhood was once designated for expansion, but the foundations of the new homes became the repositories for anything blown in on the sea winds.
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Discouraged by the company's silence, former Chef employee Seth Vargo removed several Chef-related open source tools that he had hosted on two code repositories.
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Other popular meme repositories include "Bernie Sanders' Dank Meme Stash," a Facebook page that popularized the "Bernie or Hillary?" meme phenomenon, which started on Reddit.
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Who could have predicted that a small company named after a minor deformity would become one of the most dazzling, daring repositories of new plays?
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That means there are vast repositories of evidence ready and available to be released under FOIA and that the American people are entitled to see.
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I mean, I've been fond of saying if you want to enable an internet of value, you have to connect the repositories of value. Right.
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Closing the purchasing functions does not affect the ability to download apps that have previously been purchased, or access them through third-party repositories, TechCrunch noted.
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Meanwhile, the fires are threatening to increase the rate of climate change — the Amazon is one of the largest repositories of carbon dioxide on the planet.
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WebMD was one of the earlier vertical search portals and information repositories for health information on the Internet, founded in 1996 and going public in 2005.
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The files are still available on The Pirate Bay and other decentralized torrent sites, as well as on a host of 3D printing design file repositories.
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Make sure you're downloading plug-ins from the official repositories for Chrome, Firefox or whatever browser you're using, and be wary of venturing outside these libraries.
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Services firms including Schlumberger NV and General Electric Co oil and gas unit sell sensor-equipped gear, data repositories and software to improve producers' decision-making.
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Such repositories of genetic information are becoming valuable assets for testing companies, but you won't know exactly where or how your genetic information will be used.
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Doing so would add a true alternative and ensure that neither FICO nor Vantage have an unfair advantage due to their relationship with the credit repositories.
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Our phones are repositories of everything we need to put away to allow us to sleep — our to-do lists, our inboxes, multiple projects and problems.
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This decision presents an obstacle to the burgeoning movement to create state APCDs—repositories of healthcare claims data intended to help advance policy making and analysis.
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The EU has already called for operational separation between the two types of repositories - something that could be crucial in the final structure of DTCC's platform.
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The hackers are breaking into code repositories hosted on GitHub, one of the world's largest software development platforms, and BitBucket, a similar service owned by Atlassian.
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On the other hand, the Francoist government viewed Barcelona, the club of Catalonia, and the Basque club, Athletic Bilbao, as repositories of republicanism and local identity.
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The next piece is managing the tool chain itself as companies move through a continuous delivery cycle and work with Git repositories like GitHub and BitBucket.
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EMIR forces U.S. companies that wish to do business with European counterparties to follow their rules on derivatives for trading venues, central counterparties and trade repositories.
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It's not too much to ask, however, that colleges and universities which draw on public support actually serve as repositories of free inquiry and free thought.
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Fort Worth boasts some of the country's finest art repositories, including the Amon Carter, the Kimbell Art Museum, and the Modern Art Museum of Forth Worth.
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It may be nonsense that "the people" are infallible repositories of common sense, but there is no doubt that liberal elites have been smug and self-serving.
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Google today announced an update to Cloud Source Repositories, its recently relaunched Git-based source code repository, that brings a significantly better search experience to the service.
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For instance, in 2013, the Obama administration mandated that copies of research conducted through federal agencies must be uploaded to free repositories within 12 months of publishing.
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GitHub told Motherboard that the code violated its rules against "sexually obscene content," and it's removed multiple repositories, including one that was officially run by DeepNude's creator.
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The alternative is to store spent fuel in ponds next to the reactors and to put it in central repositories, often underground, once it has cooled sufficiently.
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Traditionally, users on the hosted Business Cloud and self-hosted Enterprise were not able to directly access the millions of public open-source repositories on the service.
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Ancient clam shells uncovered at a Sarasota County quarry in Florida are the unexpected repositories of microtektites, according to new research published in Meteoritics and Planetary Science.
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GitHub is the de facto destination for collaborative code authoring, moving code from hidden repositories into the open to encourage feedback in the form of pull requests.
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The amount of collaborators is really the only limitation here and there's no change to how the service handles public repositories, which can still have unlimited collaborators.
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Take Palantir's Github page this morning, for example: Starting around 10am ET, concerned users plan to mass flag "issues" with the most popular repositories the company maintains.
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Back at the time of the attack, The Register reported that the administrators believed the repositories used to store Linux source code were unaffected by the hack.
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That's important because using Tact (or any program) inside of Slack gives users the ability to access enterprise programs and data repositories without leaving the messaging platform.
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And for those of us fighting for justice, there are several playbooks and source code repositories left behind by abolitionists, trade unionists, feminists, artists, prisoners, and more.
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But of the three highest-profile Democratic candidates who were repositories of the party's hopes — Beto O'Rourke, Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum — not a single one won.
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Library sites—key portals for those looking for unbiased knowledge and trusted repositories for government documents—and library users could be among the first victims of slowdowns.
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Once you do this, the system goes and scans all of your repositories to find content deemed sensitive under GDPR rules (or whichever other rules you have selected).
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In the long term, companies could move past oil and instead bury their CO2 permanently underground in saline aquifers and other geological repositories, thus helping with climate change.
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The documents are published by a myriad of professional and other organizations, and NGC has long been considered among the most comprehensive and reliable repositories in the world.
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" Friedman also reassured developers that ads won't start appearing on their repositories, and that Microsoft will "continue to develop and support both Atom and VS Code going forward.
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Moreover, thanks in large part to pressure by Open Access activists like Suber, many journals allow scientists to deposit a copy of their work in repositories like Arxiv.
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Due to the timescales involved when handling nuclear waste, designing deep geological repositories like WIPP is one of the most challenging engineering problems ever faced by our species.
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The repositories presented Dr Komarova and her team with more than 500,000 songs that had been tagged by algorithms which had been trained to detect numerous musical features.
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In the span of a few weeks, the project has been starred over 200,000 times, making it one of the fastest growing GitHub repositories in the service's history.
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SALT MINES The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, one of the only operational deep geological repositories in the world, is located in a giant salt deposit in New Mexico.
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These repositories, such as WIPP in New Mexico or the planned repository at Onkalo in Finland, are designed to last for tens of thousands of years without leaking.
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A security researcher warned Asus two months ago that employees were improperly publishing passwords in their GitHub repositories that could be used to access the company's corporate network.
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Combined with similar data from a research partnership with Mount Sinai and information scraped from public biomedical repositories, Schadt says Sema4's database today exceeds 10 million patients.
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Companies create their policies, and as developers submit code to their repositories Sonatype checks the open source components against the policies to make sure they are in compliance.
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Ironically, however, the American academy has moved closer to Orozco's depiction of it by shirking their mission to provoke: repositories of dead knowledge, giving birth to fragile ideas.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), which authorizes all ratings agencies and trade repositories in the bloc, said its work on Brexit would be key this year.
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GitLab offers a more complete CI/CD solution with integrated code repositories, but while GitLab has grown in popularity, GitHub is surely better known among developers and businesses.
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It is in companies' economic interest to establish a policy of transparency about data collection and enable users to opt out of repositories that retain personally identifiable data.
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While we wait, activists associated with the Tech Workers Coalition have opted to flood Palantir's repositories in order to make this information unavoidable for the company's own workers.
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As for higher-level waste, the government should fund its shipping and storing in permanent repositories abroad: Japan is too prone to earthquakes to host any such facility.
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Building WebRTC for iOS from the source repositories is a lot easier than it used to be, but it's still not as simple as using the web APIs.
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Collectively known as PHAROS, the group is gradually digitizing millions of images, many of which are previously unpublished and accessible only through physical visits to individual research repositories.
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In addition, its open source repositories should include clear guidance to those who wish to report a discovered vulnerability, and have an expedient process to handle such requests.
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Driver repositories largely intended for consumers, like Intel's, reflect an evolution in the way that companies would distribute updates to software packages, something originally done through the mail.
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And news organizations (as well as quasi-news organizations) are often willing repositories for dirt dug up by political and corporate opposition research firms against competitors or enemies.
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Feature All around the world, scientists are building repositories of everything from seeds to ice to mammal milk — racing to preserve a natural order that is fast disappearing.
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"Of the three highest-profile Democratic candidates who were repositories of the party's hopes — Beto O'Rourke, Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum — not a single one won," Kristof writes.
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The big picture: Data repositories contain millions of faces compiled everywhere from social networks to dating sites to cameras at restaurants — with no oversight of how they're collected.
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"Developers are leaking access tokens for Slack widely on GitHub, in public repositories, support tickets and public gists," a post from website security company Detectify published Thursday reads.
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Ubuntu, the distribution of Linux that the server we're making runs, uses software repositories (aka "repos") to easily update software, much like an App Store, minus the store part.
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For nontechnical investors, it can be helpful to simply check if a project has any existing files uploaded to public repositories or if a project has a functioning product.
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Fivetran, a startup that builds automated data pipelines between data repositories and cloud data warehouses and analytics tools, announced a $15 million Series A investment led by Matrix Partners.
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While at the University of Virginia, Frischer worked heavily with computer scientist David Koller and at that time advocated for "open repositories" for 22.0D models of cultural heritage objects.
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That one of the single biggest porn repositories on the internet is devoting a whole section to the burgeoning format speaks to the industry seeing its future in it.
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But stealing access keys and tokens could have potentially given hackers access to critical private code repositories, and the ability to inject malicious code into software autobuilt by Docker.
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Others appear to be abandoned but still serve as repositories of hate content with links directing users to hate speech and white nationalist communities on other platforms and websites.
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"Our phones are repositories of everything we need to put away to allow us to sleep: our to-do lists, our inboxes, the demands of the world," she said.
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GitHub executives have long suggested that while people generally consume information on mobile devices, they engage in more intensive work, like posting code to storage repositories, on desktop computers.
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Can tissue be regenerated from aging stem cells, or do we need harvests of certain tissues earlier in life to maintain these cells as "backups" or repositories of information?
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Waste repositories will need to be guarded for unimaginable time periods, with associated financial, logistical and security implications for future societies, an enormous burden we leave to our descendants.
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Long before smartphones and tablets arrived, developers were selling their wares as downloads from their websites or offering them in software repositories (like those used by many Linux distributions).
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Kendra then builds an index based on the content it finds in the connected repositories, and users can begin to interact with the search tool using natural language queries.
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With this, maintainers will now be able to report vulnerabilities from their repositories and GitHub will handle assigning IDs and adding the issues to the National Vulnerability Database (NVD).
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Found 30 to 150 meters beneath the ocean's surface, these "twilight" corals may serve as important repositories of fish and marine invertebrates that sustain shallow reef ecosystems, according to NOAA.
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The NIH lets users download human genomic data from its repositories, and in 2014, the agency started letting people store and analyze that data in private or commercial cloud environments.
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And as iOS has become incredibly secure, jailbreaks have dried up, the jailbreak community has crumbled, repositories have closed, and it looked like it was the end of an era.
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The manipulation scenario also sounds plausible because we've seen other companies use their massive data repositories and the users' profiles they generated to subtly encourage a certain course of action.
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ZDNet reports that one developer based in Crimea has lost access to his private GitHub repositories, while another based in Iran wrote a Medium post about having his account restricted.
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Although WIPP is one of the only operational deep geological repositories in the world, there are several others planned or currently under construction, in places like Canada, Finland and Germany.
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Then again, there's also a chance that no message will ever be designed for US repositories, and that these reports were simply commissioned to assuage public fears about the facilities.
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Microsoft killed its own GitHub competitor, Codeplex, in December and is now the top contributor to GitHub, Microsoft now has more than 1,000 employees actively pushing code to GitHub repositories.
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These kinds of dangerous and irresponsible changes to institutional repositories of public knowledge on serious issues agreed upon by the vast majority of credible experts are unlikely to be isolated.
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On April 28, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) disabled the climate change section on its website, one of the federal government's largest online repositories of climate science and policy information.
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The admin of two of the internet's largest hentai repositories announced Friday that they're considering shutting down operations, and potentially taking 50 terabytes of anime and hentai down with it.
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But their spaciousness means they have also been repositories for those elements of civilization deemed unwanted, including, at present, two psychiatric hospitals, a wastewater treatment plant, and several homeless shelters.
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Expanding our lens to include published bullion holdings for all ETF's, mutual funds and repositories (such as COMEX and TOCOM), bullion holdings have jumped about 22012 percent year-to-date.
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The system, which uses a corpus of 250,000 rules, reads your public and private GitHub repositories and tells you how to fix problems, remain compatible and generally improve your programs.
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Snapchat and Instagram make sense as repositories for your Stories — sequences of photos and video that are live for 24 hours — because you post visual media on those platforms already.
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They tested the top ten malware programs cited by the Center for Internet Security, then broadened their test to include 384 additional malicious files taken from online repositories of malware.
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Malware can end up on these repositories if someone manually submits an entry and details what and does and how, or if malware is submitted and is then automatically analyzed.
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One person calls books "physical books," as if they were an inconvenient subset, and another refers to libraries as "passive repositories"—a phrase that wrinkles its nose in perceptible scorn.
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Federal authorities have warned for years that big law firms are ripe targets for computer hackers because they are information-rich repositories of corporate deals and other sensitive client information.
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But anyone with even a basic understanding of modern computer science should quickly realize how dangerous and plainly wrong these trolls are when they weaponize metadata from public Github repositories.
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In just over 4 months since the original announcement, the community has grown quickly with over 70 contributors, over 20 contributing organizations along with over 700 commits in 15 repositories.
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More than 30 New York institutions will host free workshops, lectures, tours and exhibitions for the event, which aims to show off our city's repositories of art, artifacts and documents.
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But these institutions, particularly the state hospitals, soon became repositories for society's unwanted and adrift, alcoholics, the indigent and vagrant, mixed in with those experiencing psychosis and severe mood problems.
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Along the way, Facebook accumulated one of the largest-ever repositories of personal data, a treasure trove of photos, messages and likes that propelled the company into the Fortune 500.
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In the wake of 9/11, numerous organizations went out and captured critical memories of that day, repositories and archives I drew upon for my research years after the fact.
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Still, many governments have concentrated their attention on areas deemed "critical infrastructure" — such as energy and defense networks — a category that does not always include vast repositories of personal data.
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"Regardless of my prior employment contract, I do not believe I am obligated to continue hosting that code or providing packages for that code under my personal repositories," Vargo says.
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Executive components such as the State Department are also repositories of highly sensitive information involving national security and foreign relations — conduct of the latter being a nearly plenary executive authority.
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Today at AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas, the company announced a new search tool called Kendra, which provides natural language search across a variety of content repositories using machine learning.
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A. Thousands of films have either lost their copyright or been released into the public domain by their owners, and you can find them in several repositories around the web.
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As for discoverability, GitHub notes that it now hosts more than 25 million active repositories, but that it's not easy for developers to find the ones they would be interested in.
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A little more than 60 miles from Brussels Airport, Kleine Brogel Air Base stands as one of six overseas repositories in the world where the United States still stores nuclear weapons.
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A little more than 22001 miles from Brussels Airport, Kleine Brogel Air Base stands as one of six overseas repositories in the world where the United States still stores nuclear weapons.
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By the time biologists, less computer-literate as a clan than physicists, caught up with the idea, the online-offline distinction had blurred, and the journals saw online repositories as rivals.
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Dropbox has had APIs for years that enable companies to tap into content stored in their repositories, and they have had partnerships with large vendors like Adobe, Google, Autodesk and Microsoft.
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Meta, formerly known as Sciencescape, indexes entire repositories of papers like PubMed and crawls the web, identifying and building profiles for the authors while analyzing who cites or links to what.
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The software is free to doctors and has already gained access to 1 million records in its eight-month existence, claiming to be one of the largest repositories of medical records.
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SHA-1 is still used in a couple places outside web encryption — particularly Git repositories — but given how long the algorithm has been deprecated, the broader impact shouldn't be that widespread.
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To make sure their contemporaries have access to their work, researchers will often submit their paper to preprint repositories (like Arxiv) or host it on their own pages or university databases.
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GitLab, a GitHub competitor, claims it has seen a 10x increase in the amount of developers moving their repositories over to its service, an early sign that there's some developer unrest.
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The lack of central repositories of data from past clinical trials has made it difficult, if not impossible, for researchers to look back at the science that has already been performed.
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Decentralized apps can then interact with these data repositories to create any number of "Uber for X"-style services, all without a private company holding people's data ransom for a profit.
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The Art of Collecting CAMBRIDGE, England — Illuminated manuscripts represent the largest repositories of art and color from the early middle ages to the early Renaissance that exist to the present day.
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The modern GOP remains the party of corporations, which is to say, enormous financial architectures and repositories of capital that — thank the Citizens United decision — can be deployed to political ends.
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Raising an issue on the collaborative software repositories of Github is an option open to any user, and is usually for the purpose of reporting a bug or requesting a feature.
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Another option is to upload papers to so-called pre-print repositories where research papers are made available before they've been accepted by a publisher and undergone peer review or editing.
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Unless you need specific Windows-only applications, check the online Linux software repositories for alternative programs that meet your needs if the Linux distribution you choose does not already include them.
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According to charging documents, Boling worked to transfer money from the victims' accounts to bank accounts run by "money mules," who the alleged fraudsters had hired to set up accessible repositories.
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In fact, a large but unknowable portion of YouTube's early growth was fueled by illegal song uploads, as the site became one of the larger repositories of music on the internet.
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A cheap substitute for gold and silver gilding, the tin foil is meant to evoke the blinding light of the divine that symbolically designates traditional icons as repositories of God's word.
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Several rating agencies and repositories are based in London from where they serve customers across the bloc, raising questions about continuity of service with Britain set to leave the EU in 2019.
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If they now access other repositories of genomic information, including the huge commercial ones, then a sizable fraction of the long-stored rape kit results could likely be tied to specific perpetrators.
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After the "high-profile incidents" to which the OMB report alludes, one would think that detection and lockdown of data repositories would be one of the first efforts these agencies would make.
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The indictment alleges that in the months before his departure, Levandowski downloaded from secure Google repositories numerous engineering, manufacturing and business files related to Google's custom lidar and self-driving car technology.
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The records show that in Utah, Vermont and Washington, all of which offer driving licenses or permits to undocumented immigrants, ICE officials have requested to comb through state repositories of license photos.
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This new search feature is based on the same tool that Google's own engineers use day in and day out and it's now available in the beta release of Cloud Source Repositories.
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The legal campaigns against Sci-Hub have — through the Streisand effect — made the site more well-known than most mainstay repositories, and Elbakyan more famous than legal Open Access champions like Suber.
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Girls are socialized in ways that are harmful to their sense of self – to reduce themselves, to cater to the egos of men, to think of their bodies as repositories of shame.
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As the engines of America's growth, and repositories of most of its inequality and crime, cities are responsible for a lot of the policy innovation for which states have traditionally claimed credit.
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For trade repositories, which see hundreds of millions of trades submitted each week from counterparties in the region, the requirement to match two sides of a trade has proven to be cumbersome.
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The multiple code repositories were spun off from an app called DeepNude, a highly invasive piece of software that was specifically designed to create realistic nude images of women without their consent.
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LONDON, March 13 (IFR) - The Financial Stability Board has proposed a new framework for the governance of unique transaction identifiers that are used for reporting over-the-counter swaps to trade repositories.
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The ransomware also used source code borrowed from other North Korean tools -- code that wasn't available on source code repositories to cut and paste -- and used the same intermediary servers to communicate.
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The startup was spun out of Verizon/AOL in 2015 after a less than successful acquisition, and has since built one of the largest publicly accessible repositories of data about private companies.
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Ryan Merkley, the CEO of Creative Commons, explained in an email interview that situations like that of Flickr, where broader business decisions have impacts on Creative Commons repositories, have become somewhat common.
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Old folks are repositories of extended cultural memory: it would seem to be advantageous to have a few senior citizens around who know what to do, so to speak, when winter comes.
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Our magazine portrays scientists around the world who are building repositories of nature — from seeds to ice to mammal milk — in a race to preserve an environmental order that is fast disappearing.
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In fact, a quick search on GitHub, the Microsoft-owned keeper of many open source projects, shows that IBM has some 1,500 employees contributing to over 1,200 company-maintained repositories (or projects).
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The government puts "raw," or not yet processed, emails and phone calls it intercepts into repositories that intelligence analysts then query in search of messages relevant to what they are working on.
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In this post, Will Shortz discusses the origins of this particular and stylish ilk of puzzle (Italia) and the nuts and bolts of constructing them (lists, once, now repositories of words online).
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White hat hackers have already exposed a number of adult companies—Lovense, WeVibe—as unstable repositories for the surprisingly detailed stores of intimate user data they've been collecting, mostly unbeknownst to their customers.
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The Microsoft-owned code-sharing service says users in sanctioned countries will not be able to access private repositories and GitHub Marketplace, and also will be blocked from maintaining private paid organization accounts.
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Step one is for the organisations that finance research to demand that scientists put their academic papers, along with their experimental data, in publicly accessible "repositories" before they are sent to a journal.
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There is no perfect pickup to attract the human of your dreams, mostly because people are not compliment repositories for you to dump clever lines into in exchange for love, devotion, or sex.
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Lavigne scraped and downloaded the names, job titles, and city-level locations of ICE employees, and posted that data to GitHub (a website that hosts code repositories and was recently acquired by Microsoft).
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The technology development has peaked and unlike aluminum, lithium is not recyclable and lithium battery supplies are not assured, especially in an era when China holds most of the world's rare-earth repositories.
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As with that device, the Echo Show is overly reliant on skills—the mini-apps that allow Alexa to move out of the carefully constructed ecosystem and onto other sites and information repositories.
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GitHub, the code hosting service Microsoft recently acquired, is launching a couple of new features for its business users today that'll make it easier for them to access public repositories on the service.
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In fact, it might be impossible, given all the incentives that all kinds of bad actors — foreign governments and many others — have to infiltrate these gigantic repositories of information on all of humanity.
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The company, one of the largest repositories of online digital identities in the world, will become part of Relx's Risk & Business Analytics, which operates under the LexisNexis Risk Solutions brand to spot fraud.
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The tie-up makes Box a storage option for housing Google documents, spreadsheets and slide presentations, letting users of Google's cloud-based productivity suite work directly from their existing Box-based storage repositories.
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The American Psychological Association has embraced the move toward more open science, encouraging the scientists whose work we publish to deposit their data in online repositories for other researchers to scrutinize and reanalyze.
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Right underneath this is a debut that I think is familiar to most people, FLICKR, one of those photo repositories in the cloud that you have to join to see someone's vacation pictures.
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Dan Parfitt, a now-retired University of California-Davis plant geneticist, started breeding pistachios using tissue from those repositories more than 30 years ago in an effort to help growers economize their harvest.
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Fivetran, a startup that helps companies move data from disparate repositories to data warehouses, announced $1503 million Series B financing today, less than a year after collecting a $15 million Series A round.
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Quilt Data's founders, Kevin Moore and Aneesh Karve, have been hard at work for the last four years building a platform to search for data quickly across vast repositories on AWS S20173 storage.
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FCA said the government has also decided that the watchdog will also become the regulator for UK-based trade repositories and credit rating agencies, two sectors that are currently regulated at EU level.
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Operas are particularly well suited as repositories of highly diva–driven dramas, and Breaking the Waves takes the idea of slut shaming, something von Trier is especially adept at mining, to new heights.
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The Ozlo knowledge graph could find a home as a backbone for Facebook M. A number of recent acquisitions by large tech companies have been aimed at increasing the scale of such information repositories.
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To be sure, museums remain showcases for collections and repositories of scholarship, but they have also become pits of popular debate and places where children go for sleepovers (pictured, above, at the British Museum).
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You still have to determine which data you consider most sensitive, then you have to set up rules, test it by scanning against your content repositories, rinsing and repeating until you get tuned correctly.
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It watches your team's code repositories on services like GitHub or Bitbucket, tracking things like user-by-user code commits over time, ticket activity and how different team members tackle things like pull requests.
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"Knowledge is power," as the old saying goes, so it's no surprise that Wikipedia—one of the largest repositories of general knowledge ever created—is a frequent target of government censorship around the world.
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"The whole idea here is that it's kind of a spelunker that's going down into all your content repositories, whether they're in Microsoft 365, on-prem and file shares and other systems," explained Spataro.
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OnionScan also searched for hyperlinks on dark web sites leading to other Tor hidden services, but excluded large repositories of links such as Hidden Wikis or hidden service lists, which would skew any results.
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The search feature is powered by Giphy and Riffsy, two of the biggest repositories of GIFs on the Internet — and the same two companies that are behind the GIF search feature in Facebook Messenger.
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While it was able to solve a hard problem of encrypting search queries, the index, the content and delivering results back to the user; it wanted this ability to search across repositories it lacked.
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And no one knew more about what people did or were going to do than Facebook and Google, whose free social and search products provided each company with enormous repositories of intimate personal data.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) directly regulates up to 30 credit rating agencies (CRAs) like Moody's and Standard & Poor's in the EU, as well as six trade repositories (TRs) which track derivatives transactions.
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In the technology sector, the advent of coding repositories like GitHub has made it simple to evaluate programming talent — an imperative in a sector where top employees may be an order of magnitude more productive.
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There is, of course, the whole issue of you inviting one of the largest data repositories in history directly into your home and asking them to listen to all of your deep and dark conversations.
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He would say there needs to be a serious crime and there needs to be some showing that the journalist is the only repositories, the only source of the information that the prosecutor has available.
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GitHub's main revenue source today is paid accounts, which allows for private repositories and a number of other features that enterprises need, with pricing ranging from $7 per user per month to $21/user/month.
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Such repositories collect millions of new samples a day from researchers, businesses, government agencies and members of the public who upload files to see if they are recognized as malicious and help thwart future attacks.
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Last February, Paige announced $25 million in Series A funding and a partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Center (MSK) to gain access to one of the largest single repositories of pathology slides in the world.
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BAE, which is not one of the security firms that Bangladesh Bank hired to help with forensics, said it found the malware on its own by combing through repositories that collect samples of malicious files.
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MoMA, the Met, the Whitney and other top museums are vital and essential repositories of American culture, but their dominance by the 0.01 percent makes them highly vulnerable at a time of such social ferment.
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Horn grabbed a salad; his austere calorie-restrictive diet, oriented as it was toward maximum life extension, was ill served by the truck stops and gas stations and drive-through hamburger repositories of West Texas.
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And so Reddit, yes, is probably one of the largest repositories online of human speech, and that can be used for really wonderful things and it can be used to create bots that do bad things.
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The algorithm, known as Secure Hash Algorithm 1 or SHA-1, is currently used to verify the integrity of digital files and signatures that secure credit card transactions as well as Git open-source software repositories.
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Late last week, a hacker stole data from hundreds of Git code repositories and is holding it all for ransom on their servers, threatening to release code to the public if affected owners don't pay up.
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So just as the OpenStack Foundation is moving toward CI/CD with its Zuul tool, Mirantis is betting on Spinnaker, which solves some of the same issues, but with an emphasis on integrating multiple code repositories.
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The last time we checked in on Videogram, it had launched a number of tools to give broadcasters and brands new ways to boost engagement on their video clips, beyond just relying on repositories like YouTube.
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This warrants more discreetness in posting pictures on social media, as they can quickly find their way into the repositories of one of the many data-gobbling machine learning engines that are roaming across the internet.
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One advantage elephants gain from living together is that the groups are repositories of information that gets handed down the generations—for example, what parts of a home range are best avoided, because they are dangerous.
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Museums are repositories of paintings and sculptures of people who committed unbelievable cruelties in earlier days (how many slaves died building the tombs of the pharaohs whose likenesses we admire at the Metropolitan Museum of Art)?
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"Although the breach only exposed 190,000 users, the tokens and keys exposed are routinely used for auto-building critical software for companies and for accessing their private code repositories," Galloway told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Sandia is a part of the larger Kirtland Nuclear Weapons Complex, which includes the Air Force's Nuclear Weapons Center and what is believed to be one of the largest nuclear weapons repositories in the United States.
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YARA lets researchers create rules or search parameters to scan entire networks for code and patterns of activity or search through vast repositories of malicious and suspicious code to spot code re-use across malware families.
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Recommended by: Ariel Tseitlin, Scale Venture Partners (investor) Why it will boom in 2020: "They've been around for a while but they've become the de-facto standard every company uses for storing binary repositories," Tseitlin said.
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The print division was next door, and in 1972 Elizabeth E. Roth, its keeper (as curators were then called) and one of the library's great repositories of institutional memory, invited Mr. Rainwater to join her department.
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Bloodstain-pattern analysis is rooted in the belief that the drops, spatters and trails of blood at a crime scene are rich repositories of information that can be used to reverse engineer and even reconstruct crimes.
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More from Martin Giles of MIT Technology Review: Unless Microsoft treads carefully, some could flee to rival repositories like BitBucket or GitLab, which has seen a big spike in traffic since news of the deal broke.
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Today, the company launched out of stealth with a free data search portal that not only proves what they can do, but also provides valuable access to 3.7 petabytes of public data across 23 S3 repositories.
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In February, for example, ASAPbio, a group of biologists who are trying to promote the use of preprints, began looking for bidders to create a website which will index all life-science preprints published in public repositories.
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Quentin Clark, SVP of engineering, product and design at Dropbox, says they have long recognized the need to take the content stored in their repositories and provide ways to integrate it with other tools people are using.
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The team fed all of this information into a computer and compared the features of songs that had made it into the charts (roughly 4% of those in the repositories) with those of songs that had not.
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GitHub is probably one of the most widely-adopted developer tools in the world — serving as a go-to resource for not only managing code repositories, but also a vital part of the whole open source ecosystem.
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And through this sales pitch, and its accompanying suite of connect-it-all devices, to transform personal spaces into rich repositories of user intel that can continue to fuel its ad-targeting engines for decades to come.
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Davis, who had been working on the Williams project since late 2015, had scoured film archives and baseball research repositories for additional footage of Williams's last day, which he considered crucial to the narrative of Williams's life.
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As the centuries rolled on and other great European family art holdings were broken up and museums became the principal repositories for such things, the Six Collection, which remains in the Six family home, grew in mystique.
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It's worth noting that Microsoft isn't announcing any major GitHub features at Build, though it was only a few weeks ago that the company made a major change by giving GitHub Free users access to unlimited private repositories.
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Uber has been long known for making use of open source in its core tools, working on over 320 open-source projects and repositories from 1,500 contributors involving over 70,000 commits, according to data provided by the company.
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It uses machine learning to analyze all of the documents and contracts in your various repositories — including those of third-party partners — and then surfaces them in Microsoft apps like Outlook, Teams and its Office apps when appropriate.
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Sickness came, too: By 1820, the population had been reduced by more than half, and by 1876, epidemics of measles, whooping cough and the flu had taken another third, among them elders who were repositories of agricultural knowledge.
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Both credit ratings agencies (CRAs) and trade repositories (TRs) are crucial to the smooth functioning of financial markets, and with many of them based in London their response to Brexit could have a big impact on British jobs.
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LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Trade repositories in the European Union must do more to show that their fees are driven by actual costs to help customers decide which one to use, the bloc's markets watchdog said on Thursday.
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The iOS app, which the company says is available now as a beta release, will allow GitHub users to see when people mention them in discussions and accept suggestions for updating code in repositories that other users submit.
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Some of Chronicle's leads had a long history in digging into cybercriminal and government hacking groups, and the company could take advantage of vast repositories of data from Virus Total and other Alphabet sources, Forbes explained in March.
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Alibaba's Xiami music service is widely considered to be another major music streaming contender in China, and it teamed up with NetEase Cloud Music earlier this year to share libraries in order grow their respective repositories of songs.
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But here, rather than use crackpot psychology, these trolls used bad-faith interpretations of public Github repositories, which programmers use to host source code for the purposes of collaboration and contribution, in an effort to legitimize their vitriol.
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IO for machine learning expertise, Etsy acquired Blackbird to bring image recognition and natural language processing to search on its marketplace and Cisco acquired Synata, whose products allow users to search cloud-based and on-premise repositories at once.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Monetary Authority of Singapore said last year they were exploring whether KYC utilities, central repositories of data that banks can tap to save duplication when adding new clients, should be set up.
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To add, this is also a bittersweet occasion, as our repatriation work reveals newly established colonial museums, alongside visiting natural historians from Europe actively participated in the trade of Māori and Moriori remains, "taken" from wāhi tapu (sacred repositories).
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She said the logic that law enforcement officials rely on to support familial testing should, by extension, support the testing of other government databases, which include repositories of DNA from members of the military, forensic personnel and crime victims.
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Our magazine looks at how scientists around the world are building repositories of everything — from seeds to ice to mammal milk — in a race to preserve a natural order that is fast disappearing under the weight of human impact.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Dr. Hayden, 63, would be the first woman and the first African-American to hold the position, overseeing one of the world's leading repositories of knowledge and culture and setting the agenda for the nation's libraries.
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The guidelines from CPMI, a global central bank panel, and IOSCO, an umbrella group for securities regulators, say core functions of payment systems, trade repositories, and clearing and settlement houses must be able to recover quickly from a cyber attack.
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They're part of our heritage, we're told, passed down from one generation to the next, repositories of value — that word again — and no one seems to notice that most of us are nothing more than paying guests at the servants' door.
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Why it matters: Information including names, dates of birth, credit card numbers, passport numbers, identity card numbers, and historical travel information was accessed by attackers — and all that could be cross-referenced with other data repositories to conduct identity theft.
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ScopeAR announced RemoteAR 4 months ago, a similar product, but Microsoft has the advantage of building it natively into Windows 10 and all that entails including data integration to update the various repositories with information after the repair is complete.
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But the longer-term goal, said CEO and co-founder Hossein Rahnama, is to help its customers take on a bigger role as repositories that can be used for more than just money, and used beyond the walls of the bank.
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Libraries are crucially important institutions in a democracy, not merely as repositories for society's accumulated body of knowledge, but more importantly as vital community hubs—at once both symbolic and practical—where the citizenry has open access to that knowledge.
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Open access publishing removes restrictions on readership, and takes many forms, from "gold open access" in which authors cover publishing costs with an article processing fees, to "green open access," including self-archiving in institutional repositories and other non-commercial outlets.
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GitHub says that as of March 2018, there were 28 million developers in its community, and 85 million code repositories, making it the largest host of source code globally and a cornerstone of how many in the tech world build software.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Alain Resnais's 1956 film Toute la Memoire Du Monde cinematically renders the architectonics and anatomy of one of the largest repositories of human memory — the Bibliothèque Nationale — as a monstrous prison where memory is captive.
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It turns out that's a great fit for backlogs of plant samples at herbariums and other repositories around the world, which have millions of the things waiting to be digitized and identified — including some that may be new to science.
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" These groups, with affiliate chapters around the country (known as "lodges" among the Freemasons and the Odd Fellows, two older societies that originated in Britain), were, as Adele and Webb write, "repositories of esoteric knowledge revealed only to the initiated.
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The study, recently published in PLOS ONE, analyzed data from the Digital Index of North American Archaeology (DINAA), an online database that collects archaeological and environmental data sets from a wide array of repositories, from JSTOR to the Digital Archaeological Record.
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Like regular currencies, Libra would be highly centralised, an "extremely concerning" setup since it is not backed by a lender of last resort and it is ultimately accountable to shareholders, who are not seen as repositories of public trust, Mersch added.
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Cyral co-founder and CEO Manav Mital says the company's product acts as a security layer on top of cloud data repositories — whether databases, data lakes, data warehouse or other data repository — helping identify issues like faulty configurations or anomalous activity.
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The remnants of the crown of thorns believed to be worn by Jesus Christ, a 17th-century dining set belonging to William Shakespeare, the Koh-i-Noor diamond — these objects are repositories of meaning that preserve history and inspire awe.
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The same geological processes that created huge hydrocarbon-rich shale fields throughout the continent also created a 1,000-mile wide mineral belt between Colorado and the Pacific Ocean — one of the largest repositories of critical and strategic minerals in the world.
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It's called the "backdoor search loophole" when officials search raw repositories of surveillance information intending to pull out and read any incidentally collected private messages of an American — especially when those messages were gathered without a warrant in the first place.
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Scientists at the University of Adelaide and Curtin University in Australia, and the University of California at Riverside, California, USA, gathered and analyzed data on igneous rocks from geological and geochemical data repositories in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Sweden and the United States.
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To strike a balance between the Snapchattable and the somber, the company drew from an eclectic mix of existing repositories, such as the Museum of Ice Cream in San Francisco and more culturally specific museums such as those dedicated to civil rights movements.
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Ruff already has a big community of developers on its platform, the startup said on stage, and has an extensive library of repositories with support for a range of devices, including sensors, cameras and LEDs that are used frequently in IoT hardware.
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This combination of practical and classroom experience provides students access to the museum's extraordinary resources, including its collections, its library (one of the world's leading repositories of photographic literature) a state-of-the-art conservation laboratory, and an internationally recognized faculty and staff.
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If you do make use of them, stick to the major repositories like MajorGeeks and Softpedia, and click carefully through the installation wizards for whatever apps you choose —just make sure you're not installing anything you don't know about alongside the main program.
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This incident revealed the vulnerabilities of large, online repositories of data, which are hard to defend from determined attackers (in this case, reportedly Chinese government–backed hackers) because they rely on legacy systems, whose updates have failed to keep pace with today's cyberthreats.
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Habitat Builder offers a build service and an artifact store with public and private repositories for holding the packaged app and their desired deployment architectures, as well as support for the Habitat Supervisor for managing the runtime lifecycle, configuration updates and more.
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The sheer number of observations should help almost every corner of astronomy, from the Milky Way's companion dwarf galaxies (rich repositories of dark matter, a mysterious substance that makes up about a quarter of all the stuff in the universe) to supernovas.
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Founded in 2013 in Greece, Codebender has raised over $1M in capital and has attracted about 100,000 users and more than 300,000 projects are hosted in the platform, making it one of the biggest communities and code repositories of the Arduino ecosystem.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Credit rating agencies and trade repositories licensed in the European Union must show by the end of this year they could cope with Britain crashing out of the bloc without a trading deal, the EU's markets watchdog said on Thursday.
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Along the way, she also gave hints of what the library, one of the world's leading repositories of information and culture, might look like under her leadership, calling for continued private and public partnerships and increased outreach to smaller libraries around the country.
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One big challenge for Blippar and its 320 employees will be keeping up with the image recognition algorithms being developed at places like Google, Facebook and Microsoft that have access to nearly infinite repositories of photos with which to tune their systems.
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On top of that, the drama of politics means that states are always under threat of losing federal funding, are stuck having to navigate partisanship and state/city conflicts, and don't necessarily have the resources to create easily accessible repositories of information.
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And while password sharing isn't a key tenet, many scholars have circumvented paywalls in other ways; providing PDF copies of their articles, publishing to open-access repositories such as arXiv, or in one extreme case, pirating research to make it free for all.
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Many Linux distributions include all the basic programs you need, and you can install others from Linux software repositories online, but make a list of everything you need to do on the computer and make sure you have a Linux solution for it.
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Called the Mundaneum, the building houses an early-1900s attempt at collecting and cataloging the entirety of the world's information, nearly a century before sites like Google and Wikipedia made access to such repositories easily accessible from anywhere with a Wi-Fi signal.
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The sleek new Hop streetcar line can take you to the Milwaukee Public Market, with its array of local foodstuffs, or within walking distance of the Santiago Calatrava-designed Milwaukee Art Museum, one of the most beautiful repositories of art in the world.
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And even though there's a chance that Google's plan to buy Fitbit may not pass muster with regulators, it is possible that there might even be some upside to having massive tech companies become the central repositories for our daily health stats.
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The plan moving forward is to use some of the money from this round to build a partner network with systems integrators to help with implementation so that they can concentrate on developing the product and supporting other data repositories in the future.
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As someone who has dedicated her life to working in African-American cultural-heritage repositories, I am saddened to read an article that works so hard to make the white experience central to the discussion of slavery, while claiming to do otherwise.
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In this future, journalists might still report on events, but it will be AI that will take these inputs, inject data from its vast historical repositories and formulate a multitude of different themes, each making different arguments and coming to different conclusions.
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The team originally built its launch platform with public GitHub in mind; however, GitGuardian is built as a private solution to monitor and notify on secrets that are inappropriately disseminated in internal systems as well, such as private code repositories or messaging systems.
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These slides make up one of the biggest repositories of its kind in the world, and as all solutions and services built on machine learning are only as good as the data that's fed into them, they were critical to the startup's beginnings.
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Over time what were intended as impartial repositories have ballooned into grandiose shrines where former presidents and their foundations wield influence not only at the museums (whose exhibits they pay for) but even, some have charged, in the research reading rooms themselves.
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Many developers, whether they prefer Windows as their primary desktop OS or just need it for Visual Studio and other development tools, also like the simplicity of the Linux command line utilities for interacting with different programming language interpreters and component repositories.
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Hackers Behind Massive Ransomware Attack Have Made an Embarrassingly Small Amount of MoneyThe WannaCry ransomware attack that spread around the globe yesterday caused chaos at hospitals,…Read more ReadThree Bitcoin wallets were previously identified as repositories for ransom payments being delivered to the attackers.
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While the nudeware has already been included in the crowdsourced malware repositories VirusTotal and Hybrid Analysis, and some Twitter users have reported being infected, it's not clear how widespread the infections really are—or whether the ransomware is a legitimate threat or a trolly joke.
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As a beta, the organization says it's looking to now gain feedback from users about the new product, which it will use to help guide the next steps, including things like forthcoming features, what media types to support next and which repositories should be added.
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Indian developers, flush with foreign cash, spun out plans for high-end, luxury apartment complexes, which the country's burgeoning class of millionaires and billionaires demanded, both as status symbols—and, according to experts on financial crimes and corruption, repositories for large amounts of undeclared wealth.
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In a question and answer conversation on Reddit, Nat Friedman, who will become the CEO of GitHub after Microsoft closes the $7.5 billion acquisition, was asked by a Reddit user if people should expect ads to appear on public repositories of code on GitHub.
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On Thursday, Seth Vargo, a former Chef employee, removed some of the open source code he had written from repositories hosted by the company — code that was crucial to the operation of Chef's services — in protest of Chef's $95,500, year-long contract with ICE.
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As head of the department, and chief of the nuclear program, part of Perry's job would be to grapple with long lasting nuclear waste storage—a problem that has plagued the country for decades and has rankled states across the Union with unwanted repositories.
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Even if no humans are around in tens of thousands of years to see the next Ice Age—or maybe no humans as we'd recognize them—scientists still have to take this into account when they plan deep geological repositories to house radioactive waste.
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Mr. Lopp viewed the exercise as something of an experiment, to find out the lengths he'd have to go to extricate himself from the databases and other repositories that hold our personal information and make it available to anyone willing to pay for it.
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The objects in The Art of Ownership are from the Rosenbach's collections, the Rare Book Department of the Free Library of Philadelphia (an institution of which the Rosenbach is a part), the University of Delaware's William Augustus Brewer Bookplate Collection, and other area repositories.
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Telecoms firms have increasingly become interested in ad tech firms as their repositories of verified subscriber data are highly valuable to advertisers looking to target particular segments of consumers with their online ads, as well as to measure whether those ads led to effective outcomes.
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Today's announcement means that instead of having to define a set of security rules for each document created and stored in Microsoft's repositories, Vera customers can define a set of rules at the folder level that get applied automatically to any document placed in that folder.
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But just as Russian trolls' use of Facebook to influence the election was simply an application of the company's stated business model, so too are Google and Amazon's massive repositories of information on Americans at risk for exploitation by someone just taking advantage of what's being offered.
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Catch up quick: Amazon will now sell Apple-authorized products; traditional sports are looking to new tech to survive; GitHub users created 100 million repositories; Tesla picked Robyn Denholm as new board chair; and the Supreme Court will not hear challenges to net neutrality regulations. 1.
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Cell providers resell location info Motherboard's story exposing a shadowy marketplace in the resale of location data tracking individual phones raised alarms that last week led all the major U.S. wireless carriers to announce they would stop selling the repositories of data that make such tracking possible.
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For Slack to continue its growth trajectory, it had to move on from being a tool for discrete teams to one that could deal with substantially more users, and provide some security and governance as it connected to other departments, repositories and programs across the enterprise.
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Developers will be able to opt into having a "Sponsor me" button on their GitHub repositories and open-source projects will also be able to highlight their funding models, no matter whether that's individual contributions to developers or using Patreon, Tidelift, Ko-fi or Open Collective.
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While there are a number of CRM and sales tools out in the market today, Porter believes that many of the big ones might better be described as "dumb databases or repositories" of information rather than natively aimed at helping source and utilise data more effectively.
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When I posed the question as to whether companies might be the right venue for large Creative Commons repositories, Merkley stated that while nonprofits such as Wikimedia and the Internet Archive "are incredible partners and collaborators for CC," there was still a place for for-profits.
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Researchers at Bard College's Levy Institute have proposed that the Department of Labor could, in administering a federal job guarantee, make use of its already-existing American Jobs Centers around the country, which can compile repositories of available work that fulfill the desired set of criteria.
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With Space, all the data a team needs to work is stored in one place, while software development tools (source code management, code review and browsing, continuous integration, delivery and deployment, package repositories, issue tracking, planning tools and project documentation) are integrated with communication and identity support.
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By the mid-90s, companies started to create FTP repositories to distribute software, which had the effect of changing the nature of updates: When the internet made distribution easier and both innovation and security risks grew more advanced, technology companies updated their apps far more often.
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Zisis Kozlakidis, the president of the International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories, an organization that represents some 1,300 biobanks containing specimens like viruses and the reproductive cells of clouded leopards, told me a collecting rush is underway, which he likened to an international space race.
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Although many institutions from banks to national governments are developing their own proprietary blockchains as repositories of sensitive information, for Medicinal Genomics it made more sense to integrate the company's work into Bitcoin rather than trying to create a blockchain solely for strains it had sequenced.
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Many major tech firms—including the likes of Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google—have a presence on GitHub, using the service for documentation and code, but Microsoft is one of the top contributors per GitHub's data and has more than 1,000 employees contributing code to repositories on the platform.
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RELX says ThreatMetrix's so-called Digital Identity Network analyses over 100 million transactions per day covering 35,000 websites from 5,000 customers — tracking 1.4 billion unique online identities from 4.5 billion devices in 185 countries — making it one of the largest repositories of online digital identities in the world.
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"Our banknotes serve as repositories of the country's collective memory, promoting awareness of the United Kingdom's glorious history and highlighting the contributions of its greatest citizens," said Mark Carney, the Bank of England's governor, during an unveiling ceremony at Austen's final resting place, Winchester Cathedral, according to The Guardian.
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Some commenters suggested a bot, which can be found openly on code repositories like GitHub, could do the trick if it was designed or modified to check in at pokéstops and catch pokémon, both of which net small amounts of XP, for a long enough period of time.
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As every broadcaster and their uncle rush to jump into the space, consumers are being inundated with confusing license agreements and content exclusives, forcing them to hunt and peck through services to find the TV shows and movies that used to be available in more centralized repositories like Netflix.
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To improve this, it's launching both a new news feed for getting recommendations based on who you follow, the repositories you star and what's generally popular on GitHub, as well as a new hand-curated "Explore" section that showcases projects and other resources in areas like machine learning or game development.
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Here's Wired's Robbie Gonzalez on their findings: The result was a series of visualizations that map the wide gamut of potential effects researchers could detect in the three repositories, and they reveal several important things: One, that small changes in analytical approach can lead to dramatically different findings along that spectrum.
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On Tuesday it went further, calling for powers to directly supervise credit rating agencies as well as clearing houses, trade repositories and major market indices or benchmarks that are active in the EU but based outside the bloc - again making Britain a focus as London-based firms are major players.
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Information gleaned from internal networks and virus definition repositories can serve as sources of threat intelligence, but much more needs to be done to deal with the constant stream of malicious IPs and domains, hacked and hijacked websites, infected files and phishing campaigns that are being spotted on the Internet.
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This perspective is not so much in alignment with object-oriented ontology, which suggests that objects have existences and uses beyond their relationships to humans, but rather a hyper-human orientation that regards much-used, well-loved, and dearly-valued objects as repositories for the energies of their human caretakers.
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LGBTQ archives include massive repositories of newspapers founded by and for LGBTQ people showcasing the full breadth of gay culture produced during the 20th century, from the churches they founded to the plays they wrote to the poetry they read, including the surprisingly vast breadth of gay poetry produced in prisons.
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In terms of figuring out what the animal is, you're going to need an expert—a marine biologist, someone from your local natural history museum or university, or fishing vessel crews, who are "vast repositories of local knowledge on what is common in your ocean backyard and what is weird," McCauley said.
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Prompted by evidence that people homozygous for delta-32 CCR5 are more likely than others to die of influenza if they develop that illness, and are also more likely to catch a range of other infections, the two researchers looked in one of the world's biggest repositories of well-annotated medical samples, the UK biobank.
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AI — an acronym for Pathology AI Guidance Engine — has closed $25 million in Series A funding and has signed a deal with the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer to have exclusive access to its 25 million pathology slides (one of the biggest repositories in the world) as well as its intellectual property related to computational pathology.
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Databricks, the company founded by the original developers of the Apache Spark big data analytics engine, today announced that it has open-sourced Delta Lake, a storage layer that makes it easier to ensure data integrity as new data flows into an enterprise's data lake by bringing ACID transactions to these vast data repositories.
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Frontify, a startup originally founded in Switzerland and now co-headquartered in New York, has raised $22.3 million in funding to continue its international expansion and to continue developing technology for its SaaS platform, which lets organisations create image repositories and brand management guidelines, and helps them manage any kind of brand-related project work.
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After all, even if Tesla stock goes to zero, and its bonds default to pennies-on-the-dollar, its factories and software repositories and human capital will all be there, and no Chapter 11 court or committee will be blind to the fact that they're worth far more as a coherent unit than they would be as separate assets.
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Leaving entitlements alone and cutting elsewhere Another key Trump campaign promise was his vow to his voters, especially those in blue collar Midwestern swing states that he would not touch entitlements like Social Security or Medicare -- vast repositories of taxpayer dollars that with along with interests on the national debt make up two-thirds of the federal budget.
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The federated repositories FBI routinely searches to assess leads include information from foreign intelligence reports and from FBI's own case files (presumably including the ones on that 2015 purchase of Kronos malware, though many of the AlphaBay prosecutions have started with a purchase made by a Homeland Security Investigator), according to the 2015 FISA Court hearing.
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While the company's reps cautioned that they're still working out some of the details for what that fan experience will look like, they did point to discussion forums, the ability to create and share lists of favorites, news sections, encyclopedia entries, and trending publications that will encourage fans to delve deeper into the company's vast repositories of material.
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In his office's indictment, US Attorney David L. Anderson noted that at the time of Levandowski's resignation from Google's Waymo in 2016 he downloaded "from secure Google repositories numerous engineering, manufacturing, and business files related to Google's custom LiDAR," a light-sensing technology crucial to self-driving cars, as well as circuit board schematics and other internal documents.
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