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"There are a lot of people that like to tinker with their vehicles or tinker with IT systems," said Titus Melnyk, a senior security manager at Fiat Chrysler.
We cannot change and tinker with one bit of this.
Others tinker with the playbooks, tune offenses to feel modern.
It will tinker with the labour market and health care.
Other films went beyond unusual premises to tinker with genre.
Expect it to tinker with the talent and the shows.
That is why airlines continue to tinker with boarding procedures.
Those are definitely things shoppers can't tinker with on Ikea Place.
The moment you tinker with the code, something else might break.
Collins, we should "no longer tinker with the machinery of death."
"We ain't gonna tinker with his shot ever again," LaVar said.
She wanted to tinker with the content and improve the images.
Otherwise, they have chosen not to tinker with what has worked.
As long as Google doesn't tinker with that one, we're still cool.
Why do airlines choose to tinker with their maps in this way?
Or, you know, not tinker with the voltage in the first place.
Boston's depth allowed them to tinker with different lineups throughout the game.
The U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross seconded plans to tinker with NAFTA.
Tolkien continued to tinker with the story long after it was written.
The result is a number of variations that players can tinker with.
The AHCA remained a base that Republican House members could tinker with.
Understandably, Nintendo has been reluctant to tinker with its masterpiece this way.
I NEVER MET SOMETHING I COULDN'T TINKER WITH AND TRY TO IMPROVE.
It can only tinker with a secondary rate that is already negative.
Fashion companies are loath to let street artists tinker with their messaging.
There, CVS will tinker with the program to see what resonates with customers.
And you know, they&aposre going to say -- they tinker with the genome.
That means no one can tinker with our content before it reaches you.
Drug companies may not move much, since the bill doesn't tinker with pricing.
But some would go further, and tinker with DNA to produce certain traits.
It's about how easy it is to tinker with, or alter, commercial products.
Humans are so unbelievably stupid that we have begun to tinker with food.
From there, you can tinker with key settings like HDCP and display resolution.
Car manufacturers tinker with it to help engineers research and test new prototypes.
Industry representatives say they'll be working with Congress to potentially tinker with BEAT.
I'm a money nerd, so I tinker with my money more than most.
If you're not inclined to tinker with audio settings, there are four preset modes.
He also wants to upload all of that data for anyone to tinker with.
Here are a buttload of apps that let you tinker with lighting and colors.
Instead, the company will work to reduce costs and tinker with its global strategy.
That's what always happens when you have to tinker with your wi-fi router.
You need to keep your desire to fix and tinker with things in check.
Raspberry Pi has changed how thousands of people tinker with and learn about computers.
And there are a bunch of "pro" settings that users can tinker with, too.
Then, gently tinker with any one of them to create an entirely new sauce.
All the Big Tech firms would have to do is tinker with some algorithms.
I'd tinker with the engine and the exhaust system, which I work on now.
Policies that tinker with our health care system itself are all about the details.
In this convenient fantasy, a sprawling monstrosity becomes a machine we can tinker with.
Work your damnedest to file on time, then tinker with it until it's perfect.
Fiorillo's team, which included an intern, started to tinker with the new signs last summer.
Instead he can tinker with his product, optimizing as part of an ongoing deployment cycle.
It all started with a young Jobs learning to tinker with electronics as a child.
Standing behind Loowatt's technician Edonal Razanadrakoto, I watch him tinker with Rartjarasoaniony's toilet flushing mechanism.
Silicon Valley is still a place where people go to build and tinker with things.
Maybe it's time that you learn how to tinker with a different kind of keyboard.
He said Rodriguez had used the last couple of days to tinker with his swing.
Nobody wants Facebook to tinker with legitimate news and opinion — again, except for hate speech.
There also are a few other ways the Fed can tinker with its balance sheet.
Something I can actually tinker with and replace parts for and doesn't cost $093,000 bucks.
We can't just tinker with the machine, add a few safety features here and there.
They are likely to tinker with genes only if other alternatives are impractical or impossible.
Large corporations, like GM, are much less likely to tinker with coverage than smaller firms.
Since 2010, Republicans have pledged to repeal — not fix, not tinker with, but abolish — Obamacare.
There are many, many ways we can tinker with our electoral and campaign finance rules.
After downloading it, one could tinker with its underpinnings and calibrate them to their needs.
DEF CON villages are offshoots of the main event, where attendees get to tinker with technology.
Such understanding inspires a curiosity to tinker with computers to make them stronger against potential adversaries.
It takes courage to tinker with a popular design and skill to actually improve on it.
That could leave the Libra Association in a position to tinker with economies on its own.
Like most Jaybird earbuds, you can go into the Jaybird app to tinker with the equalization.
But there is no need to tinker with fundamental aspects of the game on the field.
Tinker with sources, content and platforms to address what you discovered in your news audit. c.
Tinker with sources, content and platforms to address what you discovered in your news audit. 3.
Things like Facebook's News Feed, which uses algorithms to tinker with the makeup of your social stream.
Other researchers prefer to tinker with bespoke string models that predict more pronounced triangles and other shapes.
Whenever Lebanon erupts in violence, efforts are made to tinker with, though not fundamentally alter, these imbalances.
He couldn't help but tinker with his new iMac G5, upgrading it as much as he could.
You could directly tinker with with the plant's genetic code, tweaking the genes that control its color.
That is one more reason why Mrs Lam does not want to tinker with the political system.
The reason is that we already have a decent functional model to tinker with: the human brain.
Samsung also published a new ad for today's Bixby launch, showing users how to tinker with settings.
We're talking about the styles teens tinker with, turn on their heads, and totally make their own.
VR and AR tinker with our reality — but AR enhances it, while VR diverts us from it.
It's McConnell's job to understand and respect each situation and continue to tinker with the final bill.
The sound profiles work well enough, allowing you to tinker with your listening experience on the fly.
In 2014, the social network allowed academics to use the News Feed to tinker with users' emotions.
A: I do have an iPhone, and like most owners, I love to tinker with its functions.
A DNI "could tinker with the PDB at their own peril," said the first former intelligence official.
He came away with a better idea of what he wanted, then had to tinker with it.
Unlike its competitors, the XIM Apex doesn't require users to tinker with complicated deadzone and acceleration settings.
"If I can have a glass of wine and tinker with lamps, I'm so happy," she said.
Shout out to John Lieb for helping me tinker with this puzzle to find its sweet spot.
Our columnist said Amazon now had a playground to tinker with the future of the physical store.
I turn off the game and install another mod that allows me to tinker with its graphics.
He could tinker with the definitions of "material" and "significant" trade surpluses to justify a manipulation charge.
Governor Haruhiko Kuroda could tinker with bond purchases and try to protect exporters with a softer currency.
It is not unusual for broadcast networks to tinker with a schedule after it has been announced.
Schools at all levels regularly tinker with their curriculums to be more relevant and interesting to students.
"What's going on?" they demanded, trying to grasp what was behind a decision to tinker with tradition.
"I'm hesitant to tinker with the laws of cricket," David Richardson, the I.C.C. chief executive, said recently.
But I also don't think you should speak with your friend until we tinker with your attitude.
In the 1990s states were encouraged to tinker with their programmes, and eligibility expanded further in some places.
Let's Go allows you to tinker with baseline attributes with candies, but otherwise has ditched those complex systems.
Since JavaScript is heavily utilized in front-end development, you can tinker with graphical interfaces however you want.
Internet engineers need the freedom to tinker with ways of making the Internet better by departing from tradition.
And perhaps most importantly, the devices are there for the students to tinker with instead of rely on.
Are there any components that you're going to tinker with or add, given Me Too and its prominence?
A less drastic approach is to tinker with your settings to convert your screen to black and white.
Lawyers can then tinker with it further to recognise more obscure clauses, or even those in different languages.
Nevertheless, speculators against the riyal know there is a precedent for Riyadh to tinker with the exchange rate.
"@PressSec: "We want to fix the whole thing, we don't want to tinker with just part of it.
But it seems obvious that something strong needs to be behind the idea to tinker with Article 50.
Just because you know how to tinker with motherboards doesn't mean you can clinch any job you please.
Heretofore, it was political heresy to even think of a two-China policy, let alone tinker with it.
The idea from school stuck with him, and in his spare time, he continued to tinker with it.
Read on for her tips on how to tinker with the morning trifecta, no matter your skin type.
Back in his studio, he used software to tinker with the images until arriving at the final product.
The scientists will continue to tinker with their models, but the choice before us has never been clearer.
The Trump administration can only tinker with the rules that enforce the law, and even then sometimes dubiously.
You don't buy an Apple product to tinker with it, you use it until Apple releases something better.
But that will require laws that do not merely tinker with but fundamentally alter the economics of privacy.
There are objects to tinker with, a whiteboard to write on, and a striking vista to glance at.
But Supreme Court justices do get to tinker with the legal strike zone to suit their judicial philosophies.
This soup is super adaptable, meaning you can tinker with whatever flavorings you love or have on hand.
He took every chance he could to ride on the combine and watch his dad tinker with equipment.
A platform of modules, called the "user admin panel," could've allowed the contractor to tinker with Trump's account.
She had apparently only requested to approve the scenes after they were filmed, not tinker with the actual material.
Right now, the technology exists for anyone to tinker with biology, including their own, in all kinds of ways.
It hasn't amounted to much, but engineers and product people on Facebook Live continue to tinker with the offering.
Similar to the Raspberry Pi, Robit is meant to be a cheap home robot for everyone to tinker with.
Fenderson has a decent F.A.Q. on their website for those who want to tinker with this kind of thing.
"PM Narendra Modi" has proven controversial for its hagiographic tone and its apparent willingness to tinker with the truth.
The test drivers noted whether each beep was "appropriate" which then allowed Google's engineers to tinker with the software.
You can also tinker with the way the table is lit using a mobile app created by the artist.
I've had the chance to tinker with the new device a bit, and the similarities between are actually striking.
And cable companies continue to tinker with more personalized packages and better mobile applications to keep subscribers in house.
Two new federal policies will tinker with Affordable Care Act enrollment and make online insurance brokers a lot happier.
Here promises that I can, using the app, tinker with specific frequencies, to tailor the mix to my preferences.
Ito has also found that kids' impulse to tinker with Minecraft pushes them to master real-world technical skills.
And they decided, rather than build a new plane, they would go back and tinker with an old plane.
Google knows the subject of machine learning can be intimidating, so it's given us some toys to tinker with.
After such an impressive performance against Germany, how much will Osorio be willing to tinker with his starting XI?
Caprese Antipasto Start with this recipe and then tinker with it to make the Caprese dinner of your dreams.
They also produce powerful but not overpowering bass and have an app that lets you tinker with EQ settings.
Other teams have to guess which lineups will be most effective—the Cubs have room to tinker with it live.
Most wonderfully of all, you can tinker with EQ presets in the Jaybird app or create your own custom sound.
Below that is an 8.6-inch screen where the driver and passenger can tinker with climate and other comfort controls.
Month by month Microsoft's latest devices turned up free in the office, new toys for the team to tinker with.
Or owners of John Deere tractors, who are "recommended" not to tinker with the software that controls them (see article).
When they tinker with tariffs, large numbers of firms have to scurry to respond because they have global supply chains.
Feel free to tinker with it — and if you made it this far in this article, you're probably likely to!
So, fearing a backlash, big drinks-makers will not tinker with flagship brands, such as classic Pepsi and Coca-Cola.
It takes a few seconds, and it works without having to tinker with in-game software or an additional accessory.
People who want to tinker with Comma Neo and Open Pilot will need much more than the Github code, though.
What's feasible or not, in the current climate, and how to tinker with the equation, is essentially beside the point.
I don't have to tinker with notches to adjust the size of the headband; it just stretched to accommodate me.
Why you would want to tinker with something that has been successful is not something that I can readily understand.
Photography used to be exclusive to people who actually knew how to work a camera and tinker with manual settings.
The buyers can then use a website to tinker with the designs further to create exactly the look they want.
Still, any time we tinker with the human brain — either pharmacologically, electrically, or physically — we obviously need to be careful.
Using genetic engineering to tinker with photosynthesis, they were able to boost a plant's productivity as much as 20 percent.
Walt Pederson, the mechanic, started to tinker with a snowmobile only to discover he'd forgotten his tools at base camp.
Every evening she returned home from work to tinker with the formula, write letters to potential buyers and send samples.
But it could decide to tinker with the design of the facility if money market rates don't fall, strategists say.
Although enthusiasts have been able to hack around and tinker with iOS over the years, Apple frowns upon doing so.
Over time, founders will need to tinker with the option pool as everyone's shares are diluted with each venture round.
The Wizards neglected to tinker with their starting lineup, instead bolstering their bench by acquiring Bojan Bogdanovic from the Nets.
It can be straddled so that she can easily hammer and tinker with objects on its well-worn work surface.
The technicians, in turn, needed the Pentagon's money and wanted a chance to tinker with the things only it could buy.
As the dirt-cheap theater-subscription service struggles to find a path to viability, it continues to tinker with its plan.
While the incoming Trump administration could tinker with Fannie and Freddie policies, reforming the agencies would take an act of Congress.
Tinker with the drone to your heart's content, and you (or your child) can become a smarter engineer along the way.
It's a step forward in the development of gene therapies, which tinker with genes in order to treat or prevent diseases.
Young told Beam that he and Gong were going to tinker with the ADVIA 1800, one of the lab's commercial analyzers.
If you don't know how the wiring works, you risk having bad side effects when you tinker with the whole thing.
It should hum along underneath the hood, never making itself known, and if possible, allow non-experts to tinker with it.
Using genetic engineering to tinker with photosynthesis, they were able to increase a plant's productivity by as much as 20 percent.
Using genetic engineering to tinker with photosynthesis, they were able to boost a plant's productivity by as much as 20 percent.
He can get sidetracked pretty easily, but I've never seen him not tinker with clubs so much over the last year.
The ability for second parties to tinker with the source code, create mods and maps have kept Doom alive decades later.
In short, researchers were able to tinker with embryos in order to repair DNA and help fend off disease-causing mutations.
Before Section 1201 came into force, people had the right to tinker with gadgets they had bought in any way they wanted.
Local Motors can also easily tinker with the placement of the batteries or the electronics, or add or subtract to the structure.
We now live in a world where anyone can order custom DNA sequences on the internet to tinker with in their home.
If it works, that may boost the development of gene therapies, which tinker with genes in order to treat or prevent diseases.
He'd take those phrases and edit them into an independent piece of writing, and he'd tinker with them until they were perfect.
As a result, there have been calls for the Chancellor to tinker with the tax regime in order to support the industry.
He also avoided the temptation to tinker with the constitution to extend his rule in 2008, when he last faced term limits.
The Senate already did tinker with its health care bill, multiple times, and none of the versions were able to pass muster.
The Russell Sage Foundation authors are pointing to a way not just to tinker with the problem, but to start fixing it.
Frank McKenzie, the head of Central Command, said Saturday seems to have caused Iran to "tinker with" its preparation for potential attacks.
The age of extraterrestrial masonry is upon us, as scientists tinker with manufacturing bricks from the simulated dirt of our neighboring worlds.
As old supply chains vanished, many states, and the federal government in turn, have been forced to tinker with their lethal recipes.
They may also prove useful to others that want to tinker with already existing programs to make things better in different areas.
Resh, which seems to present yet another not-so-momentous opportunity for the Supreme Court to tinker with securities class action machinery.
It extends the law's protections into other countries, and it makes it harder for U.S. lawmakers to tinker with tech's liability shield.
I can also see Spike Prime being a fun toy for geeks, Lego fans, or anyone who likes to tinker with tech.
But the tell of this no-lose strategy has been to tinker with US war fighting at levels well short of decisive.
This is some pretty sophisticated technology, but it's fun to tinker with, and it might just transform the way you see the world.
Many of the tools required to tinker with Apple's proprietary hardware is sold by iFixit and plenty more options are available on Amazon.
You can also tinker with the EQ in the Jaybird mobile app, either by choosing one of Jaybird's presets or customizing it yourself.
The Academy has been trying to find ways to tinker with and shorten the ceremony to address the show's steady decline in ratings.
That means you could tinker with any variant, drawing on self-Driving hardware, a connected car, the code, the vehicle range, the look.
The company makes this freely available for researchers to tinker with, and although it's not a commercial system, it's not far from one.
This isn't the first time Traywick has encouraged self-experimentation, especially with gene therapies, which tinker with genes to treat or prevent diseases.
Q: Is your estate plan something you tinker with frequently, or did you set it some time ago and mostly leave it alone?
And his campaign touted a backup system in place to tally caucus results, amid some stated worries that Microsoft may tinker with results.
And to existing musicians who have yet to pick up guitar, it means having an easier way to tinker with a new instrument.
If hackers are able to tinker with any aspects of a smart system, they can more than negate any safety or efficiency boost.
As long as our leaders continue to tinker with deck chairs on the sinking VA, any real solution is going to remain unlikely.
Unfortunately, however they may tinker with the specifics, the bill won't overcome its most fundamental flaw: ignoring the aforementioned first lesson of economics.
I'll almost certainly tinker with some of it, just, we call it, going around the chassis and tightening a few nuts and bolts.
Take things for granted and think you can afford to tinker with something that's perfectly tuned and things can quickly fall apart, too.
In the past, a best-of-three series, in addition to resting battered bodies, allowed coaches to tinker with strategy after each game.
As someone with a master's degree in international affairs from Columbia University, Mr. de Blasio should know better than to tinker with history.
And as many of New York's theaters tinker with the ways they sell food and drink to their customers, a few trends emerge.
The larger issue is whether Mr. Fields could tinker with the current strategy enough to convince investors that Ford has a bright future.
"The losers do tend to want to tinker with the process in order to try to produce better results the next time around."
They tend to be relatively small, nimble and collegial, and tend to tinker with the business model, looking for new sources of oxygen.
The book is a set of nearly 150 single-page poems that tinker with notions taken from Hollywood's golden era and film noir.
But the company's electronic instruments have appealed to those who aren't professional performers or engineers and simply like to tinker with digital music production.
In their spare time the team would tinker with game ideas, and in 2014 the studio released its first game Chrono Express on iOS.
In the meantime, the junta's toadies have continued to tinker with the text of the constitution, even after the voters signed off on it.
Future governments and RBI governors could tinker with the target, now set at 2 to 6 percent, but that would threaten India's credit ratings.
Some may also argue that it's a mistake to tinker with our fear responses because they're natural — they evolved this way for a reason.
This may be the primary selling point of the entire device for those who really like to tinker with button layouts and remapping combos.
Already Chinese scientists have twice reported that they used CRISPR, a powerful gene-editing tool, to tinker with human embryos—most recently in April.
All told, it takes Cole Haan between six months and two years to problem solve, iterate, tinker with and finalize a new product line.
They were albinos, white with pink eyes, the kind people keep as pets or tinker with in labs or raise to feed to snakes.
Yet designers and brands continue to tinker with the tried and true (and some might say tired) formats of both showing and selling clothes.
Rather than tinker with details, Republicans should realize that there is no shame in changing strategy if you stay true to the core objective.
So it's not surprising to see a lot of pivots among late bloomers that have had more time to tinker with their business models.
Many people argue that we've exhausted the possibilities of the human voice, and that this has led pop artists to tinker with digital processing.
Youngsters can also tinker with miniature electrical cars, courtesy of the program Nerdy Derby, and make fractal paper sculptures with the artist Nancy Otero.
If you want to regain a little more control over what you see in your timeline, you can tinker with your Twitter account settings.
Many new technologies, from radio to the internet, had an early phase dominated by savvy technologists who like to tinker with the new technology.
MD: So basically we're saying: we love this, but if you change this, if you dare to tinker with it, we will leave you.
But he did allow Zangari to tinker with his chair, removing the wheels and then replacing the tubing and tires before his first match.
And convincing powerful members who have been well-served by the existing system to tinker with that system requires more than a gentle nudge.
There's also a 10.9-inch central display where the driver can tinker with the car's settings or call up the integrated Apple Music app.
It might also require a director willing to tinker with Orange's expedient Grand Guignol ending, one less willing to simply burn the set down.
" Jarrett Dougherty "If you spend 12 hours sitting in the same car, I think it comes pretty naturally to tinker with what's back there.
It lets you tinker with audio features like mic monitoring, so you can hear your own voice (console users don't get mic monitoring, unfortunately).
Android users are free to tinker with their devices using custom software, while iPhone customers can only use apps that play by Apple's rules.
You can tinker with your contrast and backlight and sharpness on your own, but we'd recommend hitting up the CNET HDTV Picture Setting Forum.
But if Trump wanted to tinker with the Mueller investigation, he wouldn't necessarily have to wait for a new attorney general to get confirmed.
A committee in the House of Commons introduced a handful of minor amendments, which tinker with the bill but leave it largely as-is.
I'm sure pro users would tinker with color profiles and calibration options, but for my uses and preferences, this Dell monitor is just about perfect.
To get over this hurdle, scientists will need to tinker with both the image recognition software itself, and the data that's used to train it.
That allows for the scene to evolve and grow, and I think that's a really positive thing because we get to tinker with new ideas.
The issue is that some users have taken advantage of this ability to tinker with GTA Online, ruining the experience for other players by cheating.
"Les Misérables" does not provide a director much leeway to tinker with its firmly typed good-guy bad-guy characters and its heaving, melodramatic plot.
Avis will clean and tend to Waymo's vehicles, providing services like regular oil changes, but it won't tinker with any of the self-driving hardware.
It lets you look through the viewfinder of a Tango-equipped smartphone camera to see and tinker with a life-size version of the car.
In Bauerle's case, the Fort Collins greenhouse allows him to tinker with methods for growing far more hops than beer-obsessed Colorado could produce outdoors.
Apple has launched a new web tool that lets you tinker with all the combinations of cases, bands, and faces available for the Apple Watch.
As the Celtics struggle to boost their offense without desecrating their defensive identity, this is one way for Brad Stevens to tinker with his lineup.
The thump is one of the bikes' biggest selling-points: some buyers pay workshops to tinker with their new bikes to make it even louder.
While Misty I was a beta model meant for select developers to tinker with, Misty II is more polished and created for a wider audience.
But they oppose having the commission approve any licensing agreements they negotiate with device makers, because that would allow regulators to tinker with those contracts.
Facebook is one of many platforms that host this kind of abuse despite its efforts to tinker with the ways users can report unauthorized content.
This leaves things open for ZIL enthusiasts to tinker with the code and test it in-real time, packing on additions and modding existing games.
He deconstructs the casettes by lopping bits off the side, extracting the magnetic tape inside, and adding motors that let him tinker with the sound.
Jim Jordan sees it, House Speaker Paul Ryan can tinker with the American Health Care Act all he wants — he's still not really repealing Obamacare.
Dr. Packer explained that his family had an auto business and at an early age he liked to tinker with the electrical systems in cars.
Ligety, always one to tinker with his equipment, then decided to study his new skis with the meticulous eye of the engineer he never became.
His experiences have led him to tinker with tradition, coming up with a collection of fusion dishes, some of which he will be serving here.
Without a sound strategy based on a full and frank debate within the administration, Johnson could only tinker with tactics, and this pleased no one.
Such initiatives must be complemented with better, more uniform Internet browser design, so users do not have to tinker with settings to ensure against phishing.
This gesture control interaction won't be available for non-Google app-makers to tinker with just yet, but media controls should work universally across apps.
But Stoltzfus, who has worked on Wall Street for four decades, isn't letting his near-term sell-off forecast tinker with his 2020 market forecast.
My recommendation is to combine the two: use a little spray, tinker with the app, and you might just be looking at a welt free summer.
Successive attempts to crack down on them by governments have led producers to tinker with the molecular structures ever more, removing them ever further from THC.
That has its perils: a few years ago ham-fisted efforts to tinker with Hong Kong's curriculum caused a backlash that presaged the more recent unrest.
Iran's president said earlier that foreign powers had no right to tinker with the deal, and questioned Trump's qualifications to grapple with a complex international agreement.
The danger in the latter scenario is the Fed loses control of long-term interest rates while they intermittently tinker with short-term rates, he said.
Before adding your larger scale builds, you'll also be able to work on and tinker with "smaller scale" versions of it with friends, the app promises.
If you don't have the time to tinker with Photoshop tools, this course will teach you how to effectively streamline a slew of photo editing processes.
China's yuan climbed to its highest levels since the fourth quarter of last year, despite a weak economic reading, as authorities reportedly tinker with currency policies.
Now isn't the time to tinker with new ideas and projects, but rather to pick up one you previous had to put on the back burner.
For me, beginning to tinker with this gender-based structure raises many questions, including: Do you have to use Latinx when definitively referring to a woman?
Each car was virtually identical in the first season, but this year the teams were allowed to tinker with the parts that interact with the battery.
Now, if the company sees Snapchat or Facebook trying something novel, it too can tinker with a feature of its own and get it out there.
I don't speak Russian, and assuming you don't either, does <заголовок> and <заглавие> and <тело> and <п> still feel like something you want to tinker with?
Startups can stay hands off and let engineers tinker with projects that are self serving, all the while monitoring progress to recruit the best new developers.
Both of these instances show that this technology is becoming more and more easily accessible as at-home machine learning hobbyists tinker with open-source code.
When publishers allow modders to tinker with their games through Steam's Workshop, a community hub for mods and goofs, they're taking a bit of a risk.
That doesn't mean they can't tinker with the plan until they get better CBO estimates — Democrats did a lot of that during the writing of Obamacare.
The point is that we don't know and we don't have time — or the probable political backbone — to tinker with the tax code to find out.
Mr. Kushner and his partner on the Middle East, Jason D. Greenblatt, continue to tinker with the language in the plan, which is all but finished.
Michael Saiger doesn't smoke e-cigarettes, but many of his friends like Juul, so he began to tinker with designs to make it feel more elegant.
Scientists taking this tack in mouse studies usually tinker with a genome in embryo, meaning that new mice are born with the fix already in place.
In the future, designers could even tinker with the genetic properties of Zoa, in order to optimize for one feature over another, like thinness or sturdiness.
"There's a power for someone to step in between and tinker with what we're seeing," argues Regina Rini, a philosophy professor at York University in Toronto.
You can tinker with the sensitivity settings in the app to make sure that you're only receiving the most relevant dog-related updates throughout the day.
This demonstrates that, although a peace settlement is ultimately the only way to settle Afghanistan, this is not the time to tinker with NATO force numbers.
The Lab requires users to have the Polaroid Originals app installed on their phone, from which they can tinker with settings, like exposure and color correction.
Mr. Sinister especially likes to tinker with DNA and mutant genetics, and Moira has witnessed Sinister genetically engineering mutants in one of the timelines she's seen.
That gives you the freedom to tinker with and augment the level of performance of your apps at a far more sophisticated level than the norm.  3.
Fail0verflow emphasized that it was releasing this info for the homebrew crowd that wants to tinker with their Switches and make new things, rather than encouraging piracy.
Goldman's respect for what Marciano had learned to do organically allowed him to tinker with and improve the fighter and not obscure his identity in the process.
Asus says the camera has RAW file and 4K video support, as well as full manual controls, so you can tinker with aperture, ISO, and shutter speed.
We're pretty used to a car being, you know, a car, and nothing really changing unless we bring it into the shop (or tinker with it ourselves).
Nor did it go to the second, which has already been flagged for re-flight sometime in the fall, and is considered too valuable to tinker with.
They should fight for the right to tinker with their own property, modify it if they wish and control who uses the data that it hoovers up.
By the time the series wrapped up five years later, Moore was married again – this time, to Grant Tinker, with whom she formed production company MTM Enterprises.
He finds it interesting to tinker with the normalities of a given game, but that he would never purposefully harm characters like the titular creatures in Pikmin.
To the long list of body parts that adolescent girls worry about and want to tinker with, the Internet age has added a new one: the vulva.
These clients select the vineyards and tinker with the taste, but leave the grape harvesting, crushing, aging, barrel-racking and shipping to the experts at the chateau.
What better way to accomplish the legislative ends of the business lobby, while the executive branch offers an endless stream of diversions, than to tinker with procedure?
They also know exactly what to do when they get a raise, they don't tinker with their investments, and they balance spending now versus saving for later.
It was irresponsible, Ryle fumed, to tinker with interstellar outreach when such gestures, however noble their intentions, might lead to the destruction of all life on earth.
The owners were told Wednesday that the league and its network partners would tinker with the length and number of advertisements shown in games in Week 16.
By making it possible for anyone to tinker with, the community that loves Doom took a game that was originally 24-levels long, and made it infinite.
The search giant fed the unit cash to tinker with almost a dozen projects — from modular phones to wearables — that, in theory, it would spit out quickly.
Customizing the Windows login screenThe process is much more straightforward in Windows 10 and Microsoft is more than happy to have you tinker with the login screen settings.
Unlike most slots cheats, he didn't appear to tinker with any of the machines he targeted, all of which were older models manufactured by Aristocrat Leisure of Australia.
From the start, the charges were met with skepticism from fellow researchers, some of whom argued that someone who researches malware would, by definition, tinker with malicious code.
But even if they tinker with this coverage and have success interrupting Golden State's motion, all that will amount to is a baby step in the right direction.
If owners could easily tinker with such devices, that could sever the profitable links between product, service and data, which may make manufacturers' guard them even more jealously.
I could pull the phone out of my pocket with one hand and capture the moment without having to tinker with menus or think about things too much.
It can also do simple actions with Pebble apps, like summoning an Uber, and Pebble thinks developers will find even more ways to tinker with its little button.
So it comes as a bit of surprise that Google would tinker with its prized jewel in one small but noticeable fashion: turning the color of links black.
Instead, gelding-dopers tinker with another source of testosterone, the adrenal glands—their weapons of choice being drugs that enhance the effect of this more meagre testosterone supply.
Nevertheless, there is even some room to tinker with this by giving states flexibility in how they define age bands within the 85033-to 64-year-old population.
Rather than tinker with the rates, deductions, or credits to "reform" the current tax, why not repeal it entirely and replace it with a tax on corporate value?
Off the bench, Sefolosha and Jerebko may be confused with window dressing, but each allows Snyder to tinker with more like-sized lineups without sacrificing too much spacing.
Another proposed exemption would expand existing exemptions related to cellular phones, tablets, and smart watches, making it easier for consumers to tinker with their devices or switch carriers.
He seems to be heading in the direction of other recent African presidents who plunged their nations into turmoil by tinkering, or trying to tinker, with term limits.
When DeFelice and her client toured the home, they both gushed that it was perfect for his need for an isolated workshop to tinker with computers and TVs.
A new interview with People, which is centered solely on his relationship misfortunes, is likely meant to advertise the fact that Murray will tinker with online dating soon.
I wanted the entire recording to ebb and flow in a particular way, so I would tinker with an idea here and there to get the end result.
Since then, the research scientists at Surrey NanoSystems have continued to tinker with the material, and the result is an even darker Vantablack—Vantablack 2.0, if you will.
SO, AGAIN, THE RADICAL COMMENT THAT I MADE THAT INVITED THAT NEGATIVE COMMENT WAS I WOULD TINKER WITH THE SYSTEM BUT I WOULDN'T BLOW UP THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM.
If you want to tinker with the settings, though, and don't mind if the occasional site breaks, you also can opt for a stricter default and custom settings.
That is literally never needed, because I have an iPhone, and the Apple Watch is no less disruptive to tinker with than the rectangular slab in my pocket.
Mr. Phillips's father had been a violin maker, and the studio was filled with instruments that Mr. Philips would tinker with when he wasn't composing, sketching, or carving.
They also know exactly what to do when they get a raise, they don&apost tinker with their investments, and they balance spending now versus saving for later.
NBA scoring dipped to its lowest mark since the 2003-2004 season, a time when the league had yet to tinker with its rules to manufacture more offense.
Acting as an intermediary between the console and the game itself, the Game Genie allowed players to tinker with the game and cheat like they'd never cheated before.
Luckily, there are a few ways to tinker with your settings and apps to make sure you're not using all the data in the world on your new phone.
The pump price of the two locally-refined fuels also include import tax on the two products which the government could tinker with to help customers, industry sources say.
The sedan, like the SUV, will also have an always-on data connection, and developers will be able to tinker with the car's software thanks to an open API.
It's a byproduct of the big push away from a universal standard — the 3.5mm headphone jack — to one that's less open and easier to tinker with, wireless Bluetooth audio.
They argue that it&aposs just too risky to tinker with the state&aposs governing document and threaten existing protections for worker&aposs compensation, unemployment benefits and collective bargaining.
The law takes effect in 2020, but in some ways, Thursday's vote is only the beginning, as business interest groups work to tinker with the legislation's details before then.
It exports to a range of popular audio and video formats, decrypts copy-protected DVDs, and comes with editing tools so you can tinker with the footage you rip.
To transplant this new pathway into plants, Erb's team also has to tinker with all the other plant processes — such as its metabolism — to make sure everything still works.
As before, the director is Paul King, who is wise enough not to tinker with the founding principle: wherever there is trouble, Paddington will put his paw in it.
The process is a game of trial and error, with Alex needing to tinker with a game's resolution, texture quality, shadows, and countless other settings—including those hidden in .
The Chicago Cubs, however, are a team that prides itself on maintaining a relatively free-spirited work environment, and they have found a way to tinker with this routine.
Senate tax writers did maintain some of the popular tax breaks eliminated in the House proposal and did not tinker with the mortgage interest deduction — another politically charged provision.
After spending a fair amount of time in the minority himself, he showed some reluctance to tinker with the motion to recommit no matter the potential penalty for Democrats.
And the hand-tracking option is still in the "Experimental" tab of Settings, reports UploadVR, so it's likely Oculus may tinker with how the technology works in future updates.
It comes complete with a smartphone app that allows you to prioritize devices, manage parental controls, setup guest access, and tinker with pretty much all parts of your network.
Her mother, Sandra Makosinski, taught her to read by 3, and her father, Arthur Makosinski, helped her tinker with her creations right next to him at his work bench.
If we want to tinker with the rules to make the game faster and possibly more interesting, how about calling a batter out if he takes a second strike?
Now other regions and countries—RAND cited Europe, Japan, Australia, and India—have begun to tinker with key hypersonic technologies, which include special engines and exotic, heat-absorbing materials.
You'll face differences in gravity, weather, structural stability, wildlife, and other elemental hazards as you climb through the rubble of alien cities or tinker with their super-science devices.
And this revolution in biotechnology, in the ability to tinker with the human genome and alter our own biology, is coming whether we want it to or not, right?
A turned-over hoverbike rests against some of your better machines, and one of your two partners at Impala will occasionally tinker with it, sparks clattering against the wood paneling.
Everything of ourselves will be a potential object of design and engineering, and this both will make it less authentic and make us frustrated as we constantly tinker with it.
The university's other sources of federal support — financial aid for students, Pell Grants, work-study programs, fellowships with government agencies and campus healthcare programs — are more difficult to tinker with.
Alto is already a fairly customizable app, and this addition could help it go a step further in appealing to users who really like to tinker with their email setup.
I'll get a couple weeks off and go tinker with it, and then I'll get another job that has a hard deadline, and it will go back in the drawer.
Normally, you have to tinker with some tools, pry off parts, and do other laborious manual operations on the controller to switch out thumbsticks, change trigger action, and so on.
This runs counter to German stereotypes, which hold that northern urbanites are latte-sipping hipsters who tinker with ill-defined projects while busy Bavarians get on with the real work.
As Facebook continues to tinker with its layout and services to spur more interactions and engagement, it seems that not even the most well-known or oldest features are spared.
But Google clearly knows that everyone likes to tinker with their photos now and then, so the update is a welcome one, and it's available now in the Play Store.
At these experimental spaces, established and up-and-coming chefs tinker with wish-list concepts while diners enjoy unfettered access to top culinary minds during arguably their most creative processes.
They may even be able to pass a regressive income tax cut on their own, so long as they don't tinker with the tax code too much in other ways.
Formula E requires far less of an investment, and what they can tinker with is more immediately relevant to most road cars than the hypercar tech found in Formula One.
Trump might also be thinking about the November midterm elections; if control of Congress shifts to the Democrats, his plans to tinker with NAFTA might be met with more resistance.
After the first portion is finished, the companies can tinker with some of the study specifics based on the early findings, such as changing an endpoint or the dosing strength.
The great Jorge Luis Borges was the first to tinker with the concept in his 1941 short story "The Garden of Forking Paths," which described a novel with infinite variations.
But there's no denying that visual interfaces take away a lot of the intimidating factors of machine learning and can tempt more people to experiment and tinker with these tools.
A tepid muni environment could threaten the program's success, particularly if Congress continues to tinker with the tax-exempt areas of fixed-income markets as a way to raise revenue.
A handful of politicians are able to push through a relatively helpful bill in one chamber, then send it over to their Senate or House counterparts to tinker with it.
Ford's also said the infotainment system will be more dynamic and adaptable than in past versions, with the ability to surface the things drivers and passengers tinker with the most.
"Once governments get a treaty, they tend to tinker with it and ignore promises they made," said Gordon Christie, a professor of aboriginal law at the University of British Columbia.
He did not tinker with the mechanics of the immensely gifted Gooden, but counseled him on how to handle the spotlight and saw himself as something of a father figure.
Players could tinker with an astonishing amount of details, modifying their candidate's policy positions with a series of sliders in order to pinpoint their stance on a variety of issues.
With gene editing, for example, we have to avoid making edits that would tinker with egg cells and sperm that would impact children that came out of these enhanced folks.
Nope. Not according to Penny, an artificial intelligence that uses satellite imagery to predict income levels in the Big Apple and how they change as you tinker with the urban landscape.
He has made Hyperloop, his scheme for 600mph trains running in nearly-airless tubes, freely available for others to tinker with; SpaceX has built a test track at its California headquarters.
The dynamic range also falls way short of what you'd get with a larger-sensor camera, so there's a limit to how much you can tinker with the shadows and highlights.
Lawmakers, the FDA and the drug industry have tossed around some ideas that tinker with drug competition, but anything involving price controls has been a nonstarter for nearly everyone in Congress.
Rather than tinker with incremental reform, it is time for China both to scrap the pernicious hukou system, and give farmers full rights to the land they live on and till.
With the release of iOS 8 in September 2014, Apple introduced an updated engine that allowed Google to tinker with the Chrome app to make some much-needed improvements. ""http://mashable.
I think that if you tinker with the 'normal' order in which you're supposed to do things—settle down, put down roots—you think harder about which decisions you make next.
There are many ideas floating around about how we could deliberately tinker with Earth's climate, from launching big reflective mirrors into space, to creating algae blooms to photosynthesize the excess CO2.
Cleveland has performed well with Kevin Love at center and Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue said after Monday's practice that he didn't want to tinker with a good formula and Thompson understands.
"I don't like to tinker with history," said Matt Birch, 463, an online editor who is white and lives in Washington, D.C., and was browsing in a bookshop in the building.
State of the Art By purchasing the upscale chain, Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief, has a chance to tinker with how people buy groceries — and map the future of the physical store.
Yet another would tinker with the exclusive six-month sales period that a generic drug maker gets when it is the first to market after a drug loses its patent protection.
What I see there as a possibility is that you'll be able to tinker with the genetic component of what makes us who we are at any point in your life.
However, the ECB could tinker with the language in its statement to show that it's going to ease its foot off the pedal a bit in terms of its easy-money policy.
The upshot is that Donald Trump can apparently do anything he wants to rig, influence, or invite foreign powers to tinker with the integrity of the election that will decide his fate.
While Facebook prepares to offer readers a way to subscribe and pay for news directly from inside its app, the social network continues to tinker with how it presents publishers' content elsewhere.
It isn't quite the 10,000-character limit that execs have previously considered, but it's a sign of the company's increasing willingness to tinker with its product in order to add more users.
The best-case scenario for supporters of the law is that Mr López Obrador is only promising repeal to shore up votes, and will merely tinker with the reform once in office.
We play with different designs, tinker with different setups, but until we take it out for a test run, we don't really know what it can do or where it will fail.
Once worn mostly by dads on a serious schedule and the occasional Al Qaida terrorists, the Casio F-91W is a piece of 90s nostalgia that watch enthusiasts still tinker with today.
Figari said that customer data could also be accessed by employees who exported the information to Google Drive, where its use could no longer be observed by auditors, to tinker with it.
So most of the work was already there, though Kuvshinov says that he did add some of his favorite illustrations and helped tinker with the layout for what became the final product.
Even if it is legal to tinker with a device's software, it can be challenging to repair its hardware without schematics or necessary parts, which are commonly released only to "authorized" technicians.
House Democrats scrambled to tinker with the language of a resolution meant to condemn her remarks, eventually settling on legislation that condemned anti-Semitism and Islamophobia while not mentioning Omar by name.
Throughout the end of 2013 and 2014, he, Leschper and Anderegg would tinker with solo Mothers songs, creating full band home recordings while working their day jobs in restaurants and finishing school.
Huffman was led out of her Hollywood Hills home by F.B.I. agents on March 2600, accused of making a $21,22017 payoff so a crooked test proctor could tinker with Sophia's SAT answers.
Beyond the grandeur, guest stars, or orchestrated violence, it is WWE's willingness to constantly tinker with WrestleMania and the company's complicated negotiation with its audience that makes this major event so exceptional.
The notion that scientists can tinker with a few genes — let alone hundreds of them — simultaneously, and know precisely how such manipulation will affect an individual is simply preposterous at this time.
There are lots of reasons to tinker with the tax code, many experts say, but the notion that there is a simple cause-and-effect relationship between cuts and growth is faulty.
Plush said the league would need to tinker with its schedule — set to be released as soon as next week — to move some prominent matchups into the game-of-the-week window.
George Hotz, who gained worldwide fame when he cracked the iPhone and PlayStation 3 as a teenager, wants everyday folks — not just hackers — to be able to tinker with today's software-laden cars.
So I'm going to go out on a limb here, and say that the Eero system is designed for people with money to spend who don't want to tinker with their wi-fi.
Although it seems like a great shade for someone just starting to tinker with hair dye, there are a few things to keep in mind if you're looking to channel your inner Jem.
"The rules committee voted nearly unanimously, not to tinker with the rules at this meeting to avoid any appearance that the RNC is doing something that would unfairly affect any campaign," said Haugland.
Scientists have figured out how to reprogram an ancient bacterial immune system called "CRISPR" to track down and edit genes in any organism, allowing us to tinker with the source code of life.
It's highly unlikely that Nintendo ever anticipated players imprisoning and torturing their animal neighbors, but once a game is in the hands of players, it's their prerogative to tinker with their new toy.
So when Disney announced that it was turning Beauty and the Beast and those other classics into live-action musicals, there were naturally some reservations about Disney attempting to tinker with near perfection.
Another way would be to tinker with the neurons in the taste cortex of our brain to make our favorite things taste like something else less pleasurable [like make sweet things taste bitter].
While Smart Sharpen automatically calibrates a sharper image, if you want to customize the filter further, there are adjustments available for you to tinker with and test, include removing lens or motion blur.
From automating the law, to sex bots, to predicting what will happen when we tinker with our own DNA, the possibilities for artificial intelligence are as diffuse and contradictory as human nature itself.
Yet debate over an amendment's merits has taken a back seat to a more fundamental question: whether delegates to a convention could be trusted not to tinker with other parts of the Constitution.
Ms. Crawford, on the other hand, is starting to tinker with a program that would allow Siena to poll voters via text message, a potential solution for declining response rates in voice calls.
But he noted that the general flexibility of Android — the fact that, in general, Google makes it pretty easy for device makers and users to tinker with the software — cuts in Google's favor.
Or you're using software on a Mac or PC (or on the Xbox itself in the case of the Elite) that requires you to plug in the device and tinker with its settings.
Having played a pair of Division II teams andCoppin State, coach Larry Krystkowiakhas taken the time to tinker with his new-look roster, which features only twoplayers who saw significant time last season.
As skiing caught on in the 1960s, Kircher, "a wiry little man who operates at Bravura tempo and dances to his own tune," according to Skiing magazine, continued to tinker with his formula.
He's never looked truly comfortable at the plate all year, and his swing—with its many, many moving parts—is a hard one to tinker with in-season, much less in the World Series.
With their upcoming schedule providing zero seconds to exhale, the Hornets will either get healthy, tinker with the rotation and stop their ship from sinking, or face some difficult questions before the trade deadline.
It is certainly a neat gadget, and it's been a lot of fun to mess around and tinker with the AI-focused settings that help it identify and keep track of my co-workers.
Beyond getting you from a magazine ad to an Amazon product page, it's probably safe to assume we'll eventually see Amazon tinker with putting these codes on another massively common canvas: its own boxes.
The need for such co-ordination means there is no escape from centralised control of clocks and calendars—which explains, in turn, why the tendency to tinker with them for political purposes is timeless.
Raspberry Pi is all about making it cheap and easy to tinker with computers, so increasing the base-level functionality means that first-time programmers will be even more well-equipped from the start.
Some told him he should dump the source code somewhere for people to download and tinker with, some said he should give it to Blizzard, and some thought he should preserve it somewhere online.
Though the treatment is still years from coming to a clinic near you, it's an important step in the development of gene therapies, which tinker with genes in order to treat or prevent diseases.
YouTube has been known to tinker with the filter settings to keep them current, although doing so last spring inadvertently banned nonexplicit L.G.B.T. content — a move that the company, which issued an apology, reversed.
On top of that, some politicians now want to tinker with the central bank's remit, while South Africa's largest trading partner, China, is being dragged deeper into a trade war with the United States.
" Mr. Obama also understandably feared that anything the United States did might provoke Mr. Putin to tinker with election systems just enough to give credence to Donald Trump's warning that the system was "rigged.
There is a Sweetgreen location here, of course, and at its rear sits "The Lab" — a space the size of a walk-in closet where two chefs tinker with new additions to the menu.
From the abrasive, futuristic "Yeezus" (2013) to the living document "The Life of Pablo" (2016), which West continued to tinker with after it had hit streaming platforms, the rapper-producer has constantly pushed boundaries.
The prime minister may tinker with the laws, perhaps allowing states to change some labor laws to attract industry, but "he's not suddenly going to shift gears in terms of policies," Mr. Malik said.
But even as Shaw concedes the new EPA director Icahn helped pick has the ability to tinker with renewable fuel standards, people in his industry are holding out hope that Trump will keep his word.
It's been kicking around the idea for a while, but at the end of August it invited 200 developers to tinker with it and now it's at last taking on a life of its own.
There has been huge progress in materials science, so much so that it is now possible to tinker with the internal structure of substances to make concrete more robust and steel better at resisting rust.
A scientist takes cultures of human cells and uses, say, TALEN or CRISPR to tinker with the genetic code to figure out how our molecular processes actually work — or better understand what our genes do.
Not content to tinker with the Air Force, a growing number of people in Washington—including the commander in chief—have to come to favor creating an entire new military branch dedicated to space operations.
It's a bit cumbersome and glitchy, but fun to tinker with, but the interface ultimately appeals more to the average smartphone user on holiday than the hardcore GoPro enthusiast jumping down cliffs and quarter pipes.
Garmin Vivosmart 4 for $203 ($30 off): Garmin's answer to the Fitbit Alta measures your body battery, a weird but useful concept that lets you tinker with behaviors like drinking alcohol to pump it up.
"If [someone] plays a few notes, I can usually tell you what [they're] going to play next," says his father, who joins us on the porch at one point to tinker with a leaky fountain.
At Michael Mina's two-year-old MINA Test Kitchen in San Francisco, the James Beard Award-winning chef, and his friends and staff tinker with concepts and cuisines ranging from coastal Italian to global barbecue.
WASHINGTON — America sold more than $55 billion in weapons abroad in fiscal 2019, but the man in charge of those efforts hopes to increase sales as he continues to tinker with the security cooperation system.
But R.E.M. aren't the only big alt-rock band to opt for a do-over: Over the past decade, acts like Nirvana, the Replacements, and Pearl Jam have also decided to tinker with the past.
Plus, you can even get creative with your content with Fotor's built-in collage maker, or try your hand at creating professional designs with a plethora of pre-made templates and tools to tinker with.
Her show doesn't tinker with format like John Oliver's Last Week Tonight or play with space and media like Patriot Act, but Singh's act of revolution is to bare herself in every joke and frame.
On the black market, technicians can be found who will tinker with the devices so that they can receive South Korean or Chinese stations, but possession can get one's family sent to a labor camp.
A twist on the concept has been to add child care to existing hacker spaces — community-operated places where people who like to tinker with crafts, technology or food can meet and work on projects.
Yes, the decision to downsize was made, he says, but that doesn't mean that they should tinker with the font on their résumés or degrade themselves by applying for a position at the Genius Bar.
The researchers started to tinker with the gene using CRISPR and found they couldn't reproduce many of the previous findings about MELK that had been uncovered using older gene-analyzing technologies, such as RNA interference.
After its decline, the last thing it should do is tinker with its dividend, says , head of sales and trading at Cowen & Co. At 6 percent, it's one of the highest dividends in the market.
Half a million people took to the streets of Romania over the weekend against the Romanian government's plans to tinker with the constitution so it would make it easier for people to get away with corruption.
The potential for hobbyists to tinker with the box and developers to make anything they want as long as it runs on Linux could mean that this thing turns out to be a lot of fun.
What's going on: MedPAC wants Congress to tinker with Medicare Part B, which currently pays the average sales price plus a 6% add-on for drugs administered in a physician's office or a hospital outpatient department.
I game a lot on Android phones and I rarely feel compelled to tinker with settings; most games just work, so I'm not sure how big of a problem Razer thinks it's solving with its phone.
ET, FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee), YES (Brooklyn) ABOUT THE BUCKS (28-22): Kidd handed the reins of the offense to forward Giannis Antetokounmpo and continues to tinker with the lineup as the team looks toward the future.
There are also a variety of concerns about the basic technology that need to be dealt with before it can be used widely in treatments for the sick—let alone to tinker with healthy embryonic humans.
Why this matters: It means that to make the payments under the reconciliation bill, as opposed to in separate legislation, Republicans would have to tinker with the payments to make them cost something or save money.
In her policy speech she sought to tinker with probably the territory's biggest social problem – soaring property prices that have put owning an apartment out of reach for many young middle and working class Hong Kongers.
Starting earlier gives would-be candidates time to tinker with their messages to see what might work in Iowa and New Hampshire, as well as what should be used in a general versus a primary election.
Jacobsen, who's handy around the house and likes to tinker with cars, plans to work until he's 70, and then take a part-time job repairing cars or as a sales associate at a hardware store.
As cohesive on the court as they are inseparable off of it, Johnson & Johnson are the only watchable Heat product on some nights, and they are the only formula head coach Erik Spoelstra won't tinker with.
There is something attractive about continuing to tinker with a piece — perhaps superfluously — to stay in a suspended state of artistic nirvana in which the work can simply continue and the end never has to come.
Stefan Schneider, a Bank Vontobel analyst in Zurich, doubts a deal will go through and said any sign that a potential buyer will tinker with Clozel's prized pipeline to cut costs could be a deal killer.
That's especially helpful for developers who may want to tinker with Google's heads-up display and haven't been able to easily do so since the device's initial, ill-fated "Explorer Edition" launch way back in 2014.
Their home was near a junk shop, where Gary would bargain for old radios, washing machines and car parts that he could tinker with in the basement, taking them apart and then putting them back together.
An inventive cook, she is pleased with the scrumptious results she gets from a recipe box in their new home, but when she tries to tinker with them or recreate her own, the results are disastrous.
They employ a variety of methods to tinker with and uncover how algorithms work, and their research has already sparked public discussions and regulatory investigations into the most dominant and powerful algorithms of the Information Age.
As his institute was continuing to push the Treasury to tinker with its opportunity zone rules, Mr. Milken gave Mr. Mnuchin a flight in January on his private jet to Los Angeles, where both men have homes.
But the NFL and Facebook clearly weren't willing to meet on deal terms a year ago, so something prevented the two from working together, and Facebook is just now starting to tinker with mid-stream video ads.
Beane's results, though perhaps reflecting the type of growing pains experienced by most major new technologies, are a cautionary tale to companies as they tinker with robots and AI that some experts believe will fundamentally disrupt society.
Many of the fiercest defenders of the anti-circumvention rule are automotive companies who claim that allowing owners to tinker with their cars would create a public safety risk or allow owners to disable law-mandated features.
Imagine a country setting where the smell of burned motor oil mixes with the fragrance of a Guerlain eau de toilette, where mechanics in greasy overalls and neckties tinker with the carburetors of old Jaguars and MGs.
Sitting on a sea of bright ethnic cushions and rugs, under canopies shading them from the sun, children tinker with nature-inspired toys, including bits of wood in all shapes and sizes, as their parents look on.
His mild tunefulness and willingness to tinker with exotic ingredients recalls modes traceable to the solo careers of Paul Simon and David Byrne and since adopted by indie-pop bands focusing on textural blend over character construction.
The French are fiercely protective of their world-beating pension arrangements, and indeed, the government does not dare tinker with the basics: It is not proposing to spend less on pensions or to make people retire later.
He also could tinker with the funding for two bodies that Republicans love to hate: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Financial Stability Oversight Council, a collective of regulators who monitor threats to the financial system.
That's unlikely to disappear over time, especially since Amazon plays the long game, where it will gradually tinker with an idea while at the same time quietly shift our shopping habits to match what it is producing.
Once it's out of my hands and I no longer have the option to tinker with it, suddenly multiple light bulbs are flashing above my head and I am the most ingenious clue writer of all time.
A later stint as a stay-at-home dad gave him the bandwidth to tinker with making his own beer, and he began to develop an idea for just the kind of place he wanted to create.
He's also invested $863 million in OS Fund, a venture capital fund designed to "rewrite the operating systems of life," investing in biotech companies that tinker with things like genetics and longevity—the fundamentals of biological systems.
NASA scientists say that software has been critical to each of its mission successes and discoveries and over 30 percent of all NASA's reported innovations are software, and anyone is welcome to tinker with its programs at home.
They told me how the magic shop of wonders we call Pixar began as a place for STEM majors to tinker with computers in an effort to see if you could maybe think about making movies with them.
In the absence of a monetary-policy meeting (and the lengthy communiqué that eventually follows it), the central bank posted a brief, scanned note on its website, explaining that it would not tinker with its existing policy stance.
The four-times prime minister had made the proposal before, but markets are now particularly edgy ahead of an election where only the ruling Democratic Party (PD) does not propose to tinker with the current euro set-up.
The dads who would rather tinker with portal guns than have a frank emotional chat, or who want to hold the world hostage with a nuclear weapon instead of hearing about a son's passion for working with animals.
Ellis will have three more chances to tinker with her team before then: The United States will host friendlies against South Africa (May 12), New Zealand (May 16) and Mexico (May 26) before departing for the World Cup.
The kitchen at Fish & Game uses these bottles, and never fresh citrus, to tinker with the acidity in their dishes, seasoning it on snails roasted with absinthe and garlicky herb butter, or using it to dress winter greens.
He'd been wary of getting a hybrid because as a young man, he learned to tinker with cars, and a hybrid scared him for the lack of understandable machinery beneath the hood; it's just a black box, really.
She'll jot down recipes in a small notebook to be considered for future formulas, while continuing to tinker with other plants — like bay berries, for example ("separating the wax from the berry, I haven't mastered yet," she says).
Given Republican majorities in Congress and the midterm election sensitivities of Senate Democrats running in red states, the time is hardly ripe for a major gun bill -- or a less ambitious one that would tinker with age requirements.
"We want to fix the whole thing, we don&apost want to tinker with just part of it," said Sanders, who added that Trump&aposs priorities, like funding a border wall and tightening immigration laws, also must be fulfilled.
We're celebrating Pi Day with a bunch of deals on courses that will teach you to tinker with Raspberry Pi — a miniature computer that's a great practice ground for programming your own electronics, robotics, and Internet of Things experiments.
They awoke on Wednesday shocked to find that their neighbor, a man who liked to tinker with his motorcycle in front of his neat beige stucco house, had been accused of being one of America's most notorious serial rapists.
But, similar to other gig economy apps like Instacart, Shipt does not tell workers how each of these factors is weighted, causing concern that Shipt could tinker with pay whenever it wants, resulting in significantly lower earnings over time.
Darren Moore, the family's personal basketball trainer—and the only person who LaVar trusts to tinker with Lonzo's game—told VICE Sports that shooting a high three-point percentage was one of their main goals heading into UCLA's season.
During one rehearsal with the City Ballet dancers, an assistant was anxious that she use her remaining time to run the ballet from beginning to end, but she wanted to tinker with a folk dance embedded in the ballet.
Though the royals have traditionally been wary of wrecking Saudi Arabia's profit machine, the current Saudi leaders seem willing to tinker with Aramco, according to Jim Krane, a Persian Gulf expert at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
This was not an isolated instance: Reports chronicle how executives tinker with recommendation formulas that determine whether customers see certain goods, turning algorithms on and off as retailers watch sales flow and dry up, Amazon's hand on the spigot.
And pi-top, another Raspberry-Pi-based computing startup out of London, recently released a DIY laptop where you the keyboard can slide out so that you can tinker with and continue to augment the inner workings of the machine.
To draw Knox away from his robot demonstration, for instance, you can tinker with one of the racecars he puts on display in the first floor of the building, bringing your target into very close contact with an active combustion engine.
Internet-connected sex toys have been on the market for a while now, but the software that operates these very personal devices remains mostly closed, meaning it's not shared with users in a way that allows them to tinker with it.
Similarly, oil companies may turn their attention to alternative fuels, governments may tinker with fuel taxes and congestion charges, battery costs may come down with a bump and the electricity grid may be converted to run on sun and wind.
Pivot to robotics: A skilled workforce that knows how to work with their hands and tinker with machines is a great fit for building robots, says John McElligott, CEO of York Exponential, which is working on deploying "collaborative robots" (or "cobots").
Guests will be able to "tinker with machines in Pugsley's Room, play with Wednesday's beheaded doll in the living room, and even care for some of Morticia's carnivorous plants," complete with spooky snacks and a screening of the new film.
Last year, teams were allowed to tinker with certain parts of the cars for the first time — in season one the cars were all identical — and that freedom to innovate attracted a few of the world's biggest carmakers to the sport.
It may tinker with breeding to decrease the speed at which birds grow or to reduce their breast size, steps that could decrease the number and severity of leg injuries, an issue that has brought unwanted attention to the company.
The yen was marginally stronger in the currency markets on speculation the Bank of Japan may do little more than tinker with its stimulus programme and that the Federal Reserve is likely to stay guarded about its rate hike plans.
This is what has enabled research on the substance's therapeutic potential, as it allows for the sort of quality and dosage control that magic mushrooms, which vary in potency and can be difficult to farm or genetically tinker with, cannot deliver.
The Saturday Profile OSWIECIM, Poland — Back when all he wanted was to play baseball and tinker with his computer, Elisha Wiesel found himself touring Treblinka, evading KGB agents on the Moscow subway and watching his father accept the Nobel Peace Prize.
Now that the law is in place, trying to tinker with it in a measured fashion, deciding which parts to discard and which to keep, would be more complicated than simply determining what the public likes and what it doesn't.
There is the states' rights push to hold a convention of states to tinker with and amend the United States Constitution, and there are several pro-gun efforts, including one to allow many Texans to carry a handgun without a license.
The writer Ian McEwan and his wife, the novelist Annalena McAfee, began to tinker with the grounds of their Cotswolds estate when they moved in six years ago, eventually hiring a full-time gardener, the former graphic designer Stuart Panting.
That is why the lack of wage pressure has been a problem; employers need to be fairly desperate to tinker with raw technologies, and to fail and learn, until new techniques are reliable enough and cheap enough to be adopted widely.
Soon, you'll be able to try Lisa's pioneering operating system for yourself: In 19973, the Computer History Museum will release the code behind the Apple Lisa operating system for free as open source, for anyone to try and tinker with.
As Sean Howe wrote in Marvel Comics: The Untold Story, Lee and his fellow writers, editors, and artists would create individual stories in specific issues but would also tinker with the overarching narrative, keeping in mind what happens in those issues.
That is why Mr. Fazzi, like producers elsewhere in Italy, is troubled by a draft legislative decree under review in Parliament — with a decision expected on Tuesday — that would tinker with the penalties for passing off counterfeit olive oil and its origin.
The series only allows the manufacturers to develop a limited amount of the tech that powers the cars, but the series plans to expand what carmakers can tinker with as the seasons go by, increasing the technological relevance to their road cars.
Swift is also something of an aberration for Apple: While the company is well-known for its secrecy and love of proprietary standards, Swift is actually an open source project, meaning developers can tinker with it and customize it to their hearts' content.
Researchers tinker with their experimental methods as they conduct experiments, thinking they're honing in on the "right" way to find the effect they're interested in, when in fact they're just upping the odds that they'll find a statistically significant effect by chance.
One of the women featured in the book is Debbie Sterling, the founder and CEO of GoldieBlox, a toy company with the admirable mission to disrupt "the pink aisle" in toy stores by encouraging girls to build and tinker with their toys.
His style is simple, and he hesitates to share much beyond the music: The sense of him above all is of a technician, comfortable on computers (his preferred instrument is production software) and eager to tinker with things on a minute level.
Both VR and AR tinker with our reality — but AR enhances it, while VR diverts us from it, which is why the latter will come to the fore in 2017, with its promise of contextual data for marketers and utility for consumers.
While the BoE is — largely — not expected to tinker with monetary policy anytime soon, the U.S. Federal Reserve is forecast to raise interest rates once more this year and European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi last week raised the prospect of policy-tightening.
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Step forward "Super" Mario Draghi, the President of the European Central Bank, who is widely expected to tinker with the euro zone's financial plumbing this week in the face of weaker-than-expected inflation and six weeks of volatility weighing on business sentiment.
Brewers power past Nationals WASHINGTON — The Milwaukee Brewers have been looking for a way to score a few more runs, so manager Craig Counsell decided to tinker with his lineup before starting a big series with fellow division leader Washington on Tuesday.
Many argue that the Volkswagon emissions scandal – where software was designed to be more frugal with pollutants when the car detected it was being tested – would have been much quicker caught if auto owners could tinker with the software that runs cars.
Amazon began to tinker with the pricing of its Prime service last month, when it introduced a new $10.99 monthly membership option for the full Prime service by allowing customers of Sprint to tack the Amazon service onto their monthly cellular bills.
The problem is that the longer it takes to get to Avatar 2, the more it (and all the sequels to follow) starts to look like a project that Cameron will tinker with for the rest of his life and never quite finish.
"Hacking is fundamentally about democratizing and demystifying the systems and devices we all use, helping each other learn that we're smart enough to take apart and tinker with them, and reapply them to what you personally think is a good idea," she said.
Mr. Trump warned of "riots" at the party's convention in Cleveland in July, amid continuing questions about whether party officials will try to tinker with the rules to help someone else win the nomination if he falls short of the delegate threshold.
So now we'd be getting pretty deep into the fantasy playoffs, and if your team is good enough to get pretty deep into the fantasy playoffs, maybe it's best not to tinker with it like Doc Brown looking for an extra jigowatt.
It's a sign that the law is starting to reckon with biohacking, a group of activities for which there aren't yet clear regulations, but which could be dangerous if amateurs try to follow Zayner's lead and tinker with their genes at home.
For those that like the elegance of Apple hardware but want a little more freedom in how the operating system works—or for those that want to tinker with Android on the iPhone just because—a new project may be just the ticket.
The episode captured a fundamental pain point for her candidacy: She was too much of an insider for those demanding revolution, and too much of an outsider for those who wanted to tinker with the system and focus on beating Mr. Trump.
At least once a week for over a year, the partners in Major Food Group have met to tinker with the food they will serve at their next project, the Landmark Rooms at the Seagram Building — formerly known as the Four Seasons.
Ferrell saw director Lorene Scafaria's vision, and after he heard a number of studios wanted to tinker with the plot too heavily, he teamed up with Jennifer Lopez and Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas and their production company, Nuyorican Productions, to get the movie made.
Mike Klarman, Kirkland and Ellis professor of law at Harvard Law School and a constitutional historian, notes that the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in 1787 had rules they had agreed on and were only supposed to tinker with the existing Articles of Confederation.
"We have at least three powerful governments that want to tinker with the climate — USA, Russia and China — who would have no hesitation if they could unilaterally control the planet's thermostat," Silvia Ribeiro of the anti-geoengineering ETC Group said in a 2017 statement.
No matter what the condemned man's fate, the briefs and oral argument preceding the ruling will be an exercise in parsing the wrenching details that confront the justices whenever they "tinker with the machinery of death", as the late Justice Harry Blackmun put it.
The first hurdle that must be acknowledged is that Twitter's application programming interface, which is the software toolkit that allows developers to access your Twitter account and tinker with it, only allows the mass deletion of up to 3,200 tweets for reasons I cannot explain.
That He could tinker with life changing technology away from the eyes of regulators and purportedly even the university where he conducted the experiment, has raised serious ethical questions around the transparency of gene editing and sparked calls for a globally binding code of conduct.
For one, you can use the 264 megapixel front camera to shoot in RAW—incredibly useful for saving badly exposed photos in post—and the updated camera app has manual control, so you can tinker with all the advanced camera settings that you want.
Rather than reshaping the silhouette, as Dior did, designers today tend to just tinker with the visual components of the corset, like the corset-style lacing that crisscrossed Karl Lagerfeld's Chanel show, attaching jackets and dresses horizontally at the waist, or boots at the ankle.
Indeed, it's details like this that point to why Twitter expanded the Lite version to apps in the first place: not only do people like to use apps, but the platform gives Twitter a wider set of tools to tinker with the user experience further.
The EFF sought to get an exemption for researchers to be able to access and tinker with car software systems, circumventing the manufacturer's security settings, which would technically be in violation of section 12 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA) passed in 1998.
The new leadership is almost certain to tinker with the memo, if only to get the name of the next deputy attorney general on it to show that the legacies of former attorneys general Eric H. Holder Jr. and Loretta E. Lynch have been purged.
He still opted to tinker with his lines, elevating Dominik Simon to the top line alongside Sidney Crosby and Jake Guentzel and putting Jared McCann — who sat out Game 2 with a lower-body injury — on the second line with Evgeni Malkin and Phil Kessel.
GM can't ask researchers to go out and buy a new car every time they want to look into a potential vulnerability, so it wants to bring researchers to its headquarters and let them tinker with its infotainment systems, including radios and navigation tools like OnStar.
And every year, the producers tinker with the format, questioning whether to have the Best Song nominees performed, adding or subtracting special performance segments, and in 220, adding a "thank-you scroll" to encourage winners not to just spend their speech on a list of names.
Those traits testified to his torturous ordeal as an inmate in Auschwitz, where the notorious Dr. Josef Mengele subjected him and hundreds of other Jews and Gypsies to macabre experiments designed to tinker with their genetic heredity and thus prove the supremacy of the Aryan race.
With the retirement of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy at the end of July, the court is now divided between four conservatives who have expressed skepticism about the court's ability to tinker with political maps, and four more liberal justices who have argued that it has that ability.
One day I watched as a student who was experiencing severe emotional distress in the school hallway immediately calmed down when he was brought to the Lab, where he became curious about the Lab's equipment and wanted to tinker with it, using it as an emotional outlet.
Even then, there are creative ways to tinker with the five-year holding period — which is useful if you think your startup is on the road to Failville or if you sell your company before five years and don&apost want to take the capital-gains hit.
Sometimes such games will tease at the larger truth beyond with menus that let players choose from multiple cars and tinker with features like rim styles and differentials, but the safe approach has always been to keep that under the rug and champion the illusion of personal glory.
Developers have now had a full year to tinker with mixed reality, so we're sure to see a lot of new applications (and, hopefully, some sweet demos.) We've also recently gotten our first look at cheaper HoloLens headsets so expect to hear more on that front as well.
"I think they 87.123/8the EU 3/8 could tinker with the language 1/8of the deal 3/8 a bit, but whether it would be enough to convince 51 percent of MPs in parliament to vote for it is dubious," said ACLS Global chief strategist Marshall Gittler.
HOW PROVOCATIVE WAS MY STATEMENT THAT I WOULD TINKER WITH THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM AND I WOULDN'T EXPLODE IT AND THAT BECOMES IN THIS KIND OF POLARIZED WORLD, THAT'S A VERY RADICAL STATEMENT TO SAY THAT YOU WOULDN'T BLOW UP THE BEST FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN THE WORLD.
Player development remains the priority over winning (the Lakers forfeit their first-round pick this year and in 2019 if it falls below No. 3), but it'd still be cool to see Luke Walton tinker with lineup combinations that make the Lakers look like a real NBA team.
But even as Republicans continue to tinker with the plan to try to resolve the dilemma, they are totally unwilling to revisit the core choice that's landed them here — the decision to cut the corporate income tax rate from 20 percent all the way down to 20 percent.
This had proved impossible for people in the past, but Lao worked out how to tinker with the epigenetic programming of the transplanted nucleus (basically, a bunch of chemical switches that keep genes "on" or "off"), so that the result was a human being rather than a scrambled bundle of cells.
But now anyone in those markets can tinker with the company's "design studio," as Tesla announced on Friday that it's opened up access to everyone in China and select left-hand-drive countries in Europe (France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Austria, Belgium, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Finland, and Luxembourg).
The public will be able to tinker with a NeXT Cube as well as early Macs, but the pride and joy of the collection must be the Apple Is. The new exhibit, which highlights the collaboration and competition between Apple and Microsoft over the years as the companies grew, is open today.
Even if as part of the off-season purge the Jets tinker with their offensive line and remodel their running back corps — Chris Ivory, Bilal Powell and Stevan Ridley are all pending free agents — they will retain their primary receivers, Decker and Marshall, and the offense can only benefit from the continuity.
The armor has NUMBERS that clearly tell me what I can tinker with, and as small as that may seem, it's a big step for Bungie who has traditionally kept most of these things under the hood, in what always felt like a misguided effort to not scare off potential new players.
Some of the records, viewed by Gizmodo at the Voting Village, a collection of real, used voting machines that anyone could tinker with at the DEF CON hacker conference in Las Vegas, include not just name, address, and birthday, but also political party, whether they voted absentee, and whether they were asked to provide identification.
Microsoft clearly was reluctant to tinker with the line, design-wise, instead updating some key specs, putting in current silicon (Intel's 8th Gen Core CPUs), and adding a new color to the Pro and Laptop: matte black, which Panos Panay, the company's chief product officer, told me was more difficult to create than you'd think.
Fast-forward two decades, and Lucas set out to return to the Star Wars universe, writing and directing The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith, each of which stirred up passionate feelings from fans who were still smarting from his decisions to tinker with the re-release of the original films.
"The next logical step will be for courts to recognize that people who buy digital goods are owners of those goods, not mere licensees, and can resell and tinker with their digital goods to the same extent as purchasers of tangible property," wrote Kit Walsh a staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation after the decision.
Given the country's track record of having the highest levels of regulation and the greatest frequency of financial crises of nearly any nation in the world in the last two centuries, legislators should be reticent to tinker with the economy until they have fully considered historical precedents and rigorously analyzed the likely array of economic reactions and alternatives.
After dropping his first full-length LP in five years, Everybody Looking, at midnight, he then proceeded to release two new music videos, one for "Waybach" and one for "Out Do Ya." For the average person, that would have seemed like a good moment to kick back, tinker with a grand piano, maybe watch a little TV, drink a soda.
"For (Tim) Cook and co, given the tightly-woven integration between Apple and Foxconn in China, we believe there is minimal risk to this relationship in our opinion and the last thing China is going to do is tinker with the Apple machine and impact its significant billions of investments in the country and major consumer sales within China, despite fears, " Ives said.
There are a lot of settings in here, and you'll probably have to tinker with the Appearance and Behavior options to find what works best on your phone, but my basic gesture setup is: That will get you most of the way to the iPhone X's setup, with a couple of extra gestures to take advantage of Android's quick app switching options and notification tray.
Edward B. Foley, a professor and election-law scholar at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, suggested that the reliance on new historical and social-science research was not accidental; rather, he said, it was meant win over conservatives on the Supreme Court who have been loath to tinker with past legal precedent or enmesh the court too deeply in political matters.
But if you focus on the possible fragility of the growth we have achieved, the ease with which left-wing and right-wing populisms can lead to Venezuela, then you'll share the anxieties of Cass's conservative critics — who are willing to tinker with work-and-family policy but worry that to make any major concession to globalization's critics puts far too much at risk.
In September, Chris D. Trunck, the vice president for tax at Owens Corning, the maker of insulation and roofing materials, wrote to the I.R.S. He pushed the Treasury to tinker with the GILTI rules in a way that would preserve hundreds of millions of dollars of tax benefits that Owens Corning had accumulated from settling claims that it poisoned employees and others with asbestos.
But, my God, if you can spend months and weeks making sure that the corporate tax rate is just where it needs to be, so that you can satisfy corporate leaders, if you can tinker with that, and have tax breaks for the superrich, if you can work that hard, why is it so hard to get a bipartisan children's health insurance bill done?
Since the states can tinker with the method of choosing electors, he explained, the argument follows that they could impose other barriers like the mandatory release of tax returns: The logic then goes like this: If a state legislature can take back from the voters the right to vote at all for president, it may be able to use ballot-access laws to limit the candidate choices presented to voters.
For the United States to throw our lot in with the very, very small number of countries that have turned their backs on climate change, is not only a breach of an agreement ... Usually when you come into office you can try to reform, maybe tinker with agreements, but part of what keeps us going is that America's word is good and you stand with your prior administration, whether it was of your party or not.
One could describe all of its 290 constituent "villages" (including the Voting Machine Hacking Village, where attendees deconstructed and scrutinized the vulnerabilities of electronic voting machines, and the Lockpick Village, where visitors could tinker with locks and learn about hardware and physical security), offer a complete list of this year's presentations (including one by Rob Joyce, a senior cybersecurity official at the National Security Agency), catalog its many contests and events (like the Tin Foil Hat Contest and Hacker Karaoke) and still not get at its essence.

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