This therefore includes cases where a web page already has space for advertising, as well as cases where a web page does not have any advertising.
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The medium by which people's attention is captured has moved from the printed page to an online web page, then an online web page to a social media post.
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By embedding a special script in a web page, the actor can test how long it takes for a web page to load and infer whether you've visited it or not.
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The first web page appeared on the internet in 1991.
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A unique web page is automatically created for that fish.
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"We didn't even have a Web page yet!" he said.
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Aside from social media, what's your most visited web page?
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Compounding this is the challenge of testing web page battery consumption.
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A web page from the sheriff's office of Calhoun County, Ala.
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Again, third-party cookies are typically associated with web page ads.
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Or it would just be a web page you could close.
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The RSA Conference supplied this web page for answers to questions.
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On Wednesday, a web page describing the card was taken down.
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She pulled up the C.D.C. web page with all her symptoms.
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Your personal annotations do not affect the actual live web page.
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The note, when clicked, leads to a web page for donors.
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Greek life web page is focus of one case Vivenzio's fraud case is based on Penn State's web page for Greek life, which offers information for parents and students interested in joining a fraternity or sorority.
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A Toyota web page provides a few more photos of the interior.
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I visited a web page, sent an email to a researcher at
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Today you can display a video on a web page without YouTube.
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Instant Articles just look like a web page without as many ads.
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He also said the department has created a web page at www.dol.
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A Fox web page on Horowitz had been taken down on Monday.
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Scaramucci on Thursday was not listed on the bank's leadership web page.
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Take down a certain server and a certain web page becomes unavailable.
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That is, you wouldn't just read a web page, but you'd be
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Second most popular federal web page, after only the White House homepage.
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Click "Sign in" in the upper right corner of the web page.
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Sixty-six percent of this group say they have a web page.
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Apple updated its U.S. job creation web page today with figures from 2000.
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Your recipient can then click on this link to open a web page.
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Gladys Knight Jr. Aside from social media, what's your most visited web page?
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You could just make a web page — or, I don't know, join App.net.
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You can also visit the Landshark web page and fill in your informationhere.
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The moves were posted Monday on Dota 2's major-registration web page.
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When Chrome decodes the address, it takes you to the product's web page.
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Recently, the first three news items on his web page were rodeo promotions.
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Details of the measures taken can be found on the bank's web page.
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Visiting a web page rigged with malicious code can also infect a computer.
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Is it the web page that's slow or is it your network connection?
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Click into a regular web page before you use the Command + Z option.
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However, the core issue isn't a web page, it's Facebook's record of enforcement.
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"Berners-Lee wrote the first web page editor and web browser in his office at CERN [the European Organization for Nuclear Research], and by the end of 1990 the first web page was posted online, " The New York Times explains.
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You can add web page clippings, images, and audio recordings all within one note.
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They just have to open a web page and enter their credit card information.
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So navigating a web page with photos, like porn, took a very long time.
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Apple's U.S. web page showed all applications had resumed as of 11:55 p.m.
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The web page was eventually closed, reportedly at the request of the Laing family.
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The only cleanse I'll be doing after reading this web page is a shower.
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We then remove them, and ensure that the web page or app isn't broken.
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I remember clicking on a small, clear, gelatinous blob on a web page sidebar.
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Tech Tip Q. How do I make a PDF out of a web page?
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With Edge, you can scroll the web page without, Weber said, waking it up.
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Mr. Etra explained the rationale behind his machine on the plug-in's web page.
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Voting is taking place until November 8 on the Small Business Spotlight web page.
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"The restaurant doesn't even have a web page," Mr. Perceful noted in his summary.
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Six months later, the content has not returned to the White House's web page.
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Entering any information on this web page may result in identity theft or other fraud.
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You don't need to hunt for an unsubscribe link or go to a web page.
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Starting in April, Facebook's new format can be used by anyone with a web page.
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Home (or Fn+left cursor key) - jump right to the top of a web page.
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It generates a web page and a PDF that you can send to your clients.
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What it does is log all the dependancies and inter-dependancies on a web page.
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The captions will be the titles of the web page where each image is published.
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Every load of a web page or video creates an ad opportunity (denoted in blue).
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Instead of delivering the day's stories on a web page, the app chats with you.
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So rather than answer each one, he doled out his advice from his web page.
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The San Antonio Police Department even has a web page devoted to stopping human trafficking.
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Promising ideas go from a web page to million-dollar production runs in no time.
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They were "two of the kindest people you would ever know," the web page said.
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The researchers claim that Scout can detect 30% more edges for the average web page.
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Start the Internet app and open a web page that you want to bookmark. 2.
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NASA has an ambitious timeline for the commercial crew program on its official web page.
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You can delete your account from the Fitbit app or using the Fitbit web page.
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Show organizers even created a web page with links to all the online press conferences.
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Today, all the world's information resides on a single radiant web page maintained by Ricola.
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Trump's was run by Brad Parscale, known for setting up the Eric Trump Foundation's web page.
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Apple offered a sneak peek at the upcoming version of iOS in a new web page.
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The Cuban web page said Venezuela had bought an additional 3.5 million vaccinations to control diphtheria.
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The importance of putting just the right keywords on a web page, for instance, is declining.
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GoFundMe has created a central web page hub for helping those impacted by the California wildfires.
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" A web page that says "404 Error — File Not Found," in English would read "Error 404.
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The pair called up the web page of what appeared to be an unlicensed marijuana dispensary.
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From then on, it can be shared on a special Web page that verifies its authenticity.
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She volunteered in a church nursery for more than three decades, according to the web page.
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Traditional web page dependency tracking depicted in black, while Scout's more aggressive approach is in red.
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Currently, the group's donation web page allows donors to choose from one of two broad options.
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The initiative would train volunteers to impact their states' redistricting processes, according to its web page.
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The secret to making that crucial first web page on TripAdvisor was to avoid negative reviews.
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"See how raising the national minimum wage will benefit America's workers," the agency's web page proclaims.
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Instead, the latest technique uses Javascript to start working instantly when you load a compromised web page.
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Yeah, I can move this web page around on this super cool compact computer I've got here.
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Google first announced the change in an FAQ posted to the data feed's web page on Tuesday.
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"It was at a time when we at Süddeutsche Zeitung internally tested our Web page," said Frederick.
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Prices will be set going forward on the web page of the Energy Regulator Commision (www.gob.mx/cre).
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Stylists sign up with Mayvenn for free and the platform creates an individual web page for them.
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On its public health web page, the VA has posted a terse, official statement about burn pits.
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Also, we will lowercase web in all instances – web page, the web, web browser – effective June 1.
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Trinity still owns the Filene's Basement trademark, and the retailer's Web page came back online in September.
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You can load a document, a web page — anything really — and then read the content using Braille.
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Finishing is so rare, there is a web page of quotes on what the experience was like.
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Simons mentioned this foundation to me in conversation, but it has no Web page or public presence.
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That led me to a web page that listed a breakdown of plausible explanations for my ailment.
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The organization had been listed as a sponsor as of Monday, according to a cached web page.
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In newsrooms around the country, tweets, Facebook likes, and web-page visits all translate into more coverage.
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So, my most visited web page would probably be Wikipedia, because I'm just always looking things up.
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This is a recent capability/movement, but the idea of an interactive web page is decades old.
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Each song has its own interactive multimedia web page, featuring excerpts from the participant's Custom Melodies application.
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Features like colors, fonts, spacing, and buttons are all made possible on a web page with CSS.
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CAGW has a web page with a long list of businesses including about a dozen drug companies.
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That means you can see longer lists of items, and more of a web page or document.
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But the web has become too cluttered and you end up loading one bloated web page after another.
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One example offers the ability to insert a Google map into a live web page without any coding.
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Additionally, the context is taken into account, such as the communication channel used, web page visited, device, etc.
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That code included a browser-generated link of the original web page that was scraped, the research said.
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However, the search feature can also search using the whole visual web page, which is a neat trick.
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Follow the instructions on the password reset web page to verify your identity and enter the new password.
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It is easier to scroll down a web page than it is to listen through each item listing.
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The web page includes a "child accommodations" tab, which is illustrated with images of migrant children in cages.
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Its basic utility is to quickly and automatically render P260 sketch files on a locally-hosted web page.
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Without a Facebook account or a web page, the Ripton store has no e-commerce platform at all.
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And that Web page, article or video often opens right inside Twitter or Facebook on a mobile device.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about a faux Biden web page misstated CNBC's coverage of the page.
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This will download the email as a web page and usually save it in your device's Downloads folder.
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In both studies, participants reviewed and rated a mock Facebook web page for a college student seeking work.
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His fans have set up a web page with pro-Mélenchon graphics and GIFs for easy sharing online.
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The goal is to deceive the individual into clicking on a web page where they unwittingly download the malware.
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The high command's web page lists him, along with a photo, as the air force's head of strategic planning.
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"There are no reported issues at this time," the company said a few minutes later on its web page.
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But the address did not link to a secure Google web page, instead directing the user blindly via bit.
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The new tools should start showing up on Twitter's web page and in iOS and Android Twitter apps, soon.
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When you clicked to open the document, you'd be taken to an innocent-looking web page hosted by Google.
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There's no mention of the venue on the Hong Kong Literary Festival web page promoting the Ma Jian talk.
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It's notable that Google's own web page about the Pixel shows Assistant giving information about the weather in Mumbai.
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Following our initial inquiry, clicking the option to disable your account now takes you to a broken web page.
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The Italian government created a web page to give teachers access to videoconference tools and ready-made lesson plans.
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" At some point, this undercover agent sent Trick a link to an unknown web page known as a "waterhole.
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And links to websites hosting climate data were removed from the main Department of Energy climate change web page.
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Frequently, clicking on that will kick you out to another web page and require you to check "Unsubscribe" again.
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The tourism board details schedules and links to seven islands on an interactive web page devoted to island hopping.
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Then on Tuesday, Mr. Kelly sent a web page that he was alerted to via a T-Mobile text.
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The web page where the magnets were sold has been disabled as of Wednesday afternoon, The Associated Press reported.
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You can read more about the project (and learn how you can try it yourself) at its web page.
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Start the Google Chrome app and navigate to a web page that&aposs written in a foreign language.2.
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It&aposs easy to accidentally close a tab in Google Chrome and lose a web page you were browsing.
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On a web page describing its diversity efforts, Google says it is seeking talent "where we haven't looked before."
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Start the Chrome app and navigate to the web page with the image you want to search with.2.
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Open Google Chrome on your Mac or PC and navigate to the web page you want to bookmark.2.
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Open Google Chrome on your iPhone or Android and navigate to the web page you want to bookmark.2.
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Amid communications issues, the Florida Division of Emergency Management established a web page to report concerns for missing people.
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When I pulled up the AFL-CIO web page on its TPP opposition, up popped a web ad supporting Clinton.
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Average bytes per web page has grown ~3X to 2.4 MB in the past five years, as reported by httparchive.org.
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And then I looked it up on the university web page and saw that no, this was, in fact, serious.
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The group's web page is filled with testimonials from officials thanking the group for their morale-boosting visits and donations.
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The 61-year-old professor hasn't stopped working, since he launched the world's first web page on August 6, 1991.
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The company provided a web page letting customers enter their ZIP code to see if same-day delivery served them.
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Between searching for child pornography and queries like "your laws mean nothing to me," Vallee visited a Christian web page.
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It needs to find what comes after that bare search box and the basic web page results it often returns.
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After the agency's web page for making the payments crashed Tuesday, the IRS gave taxpayers another day to submit returns.
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It was possible to keep going past the end of the web page into memory you shouldn't be looking at.
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The easiest thing to do on your computer is probably scrolling down a web page with your laptop's trackpad, right?
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An archived web page claims donations in the period 0003–12, but these claims are not corroborated by IRS filings.
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But as of Monday evening, there was no warning on the movie's main web page, Facebook page and Twitter account.
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But passwords and other account information are still visible in the web page source code of a user's profile page.
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The web page, which went live in January 2019, is the first worldwide, public database of abusive maternity care stories.
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Then, on Tuesday, there was a post on a community web page about a man who found a land mine.
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The new Trump administration instructed the Environmental Protection Agency to remove its web page about climate change from the site.
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Open Google Chrome and use it to navigate to a web page that&aposs written in a foreign language.2.
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This will be subscriptions to read the web page, and then subscriptions across all the different platforms where Wired appears.
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This marks the first time such a web page has been created for public comment in the department's history, said Johnson.
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And we all know that a one-second delay in Amazon's web page load time could burn $1.6 billion in sales.
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The AI HLEG's full policy recommendations comprise a highly detailed 50-page document — which can be downloaded from this web page.
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The company listed the possible upsides for the winning city right at the top of the dedicated Amazon HQ2 web page.
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Ideally, Instant Apps gives you the speed of a light web page with all of the benefits of a native app.
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Then you had to click on it, go to a web page, and hope that it contained the information you sought.
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In Safari, it'll even let you select the photo you want from a web page to share to your favorite board.
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The software transmits the location information back to Skyhook's servers and you can track it through an app or web page.
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"These impacts are likely to affect the programs designed to protect water quality, public health, and safety," the web page says.
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Google today officially launched AMP for Email, its effort to turn emails from static documents into dynamic, web page-like experiences.
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The IRS gave taxpayers another day to submit their returns after the agency's web page for making the payments crashed Tuesday.
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The web page will be updated with details of the GOP plan after a Senate bill is rolled out, Axios reported.
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Ad impressions, or ad views, is a metric for the number of times an ad is displayed on a web page.
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"A web page like this doesn't ask what disease you got, or the timing of it," Professor Wiedmann of Cornell said.
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He has brought at least $20173 million in grants to the university, according to a résumé on his Harvard web page.
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Until then, the web page updated once a day when the paper went to bed and the print corrections were published.
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He identified himself as the director of the London Academy of Diplomacy — or, on another web page, as its honorary director.
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For questions about anything you're considering taking onto an airplane, check out the T.S.A.'s "What Can I Bring?" web page.
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That includes a person's location, IP address, operating system and web page that a user visited immediately before using the app.
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You don't get a link that seems like it goes to a web page but actually just goes to Apple's app.
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In addition to allocating 150 characters for a bio, Instagram allows users to link to a web page in their bio.
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That means the High Sierra native browser will stop videos from playing as soon as you open up a new web page.
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Most of the donate flow is a native experience, but when it comes to complete the transaction, a mobile web page opens.
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The company allows users to design their website for free, which then allows Wix to sell advertising space on the web page.
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He comes to a web page, he stays on it for anywhere from five seconds to seven minutes, and then he bounces.
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The company's web page says it currently more than 220 U.S. locations, spread across 10 states on the East and West Coasts.
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In the distant past Nokia had an app called Sensor which could broadcast a little web page about yourself to those nearby.
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With built-in web-page analytics, Blisk gives users information about script errors, resources that fail to load and cross-browser compatibility.
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But there's another reason to reject the popup: they can completely derail anybody with vision issues trying to use your web page.
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She wanted to help people "discover the power and potential within their own brains and hearts," she said on her web page.
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But when victims click on the file, it opens a web page that allows the attackers to take control of the device.
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"It is time to break up the largest financial institutions in the country," reads Bernie Sanders' Web page on Wall Street reform.
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You can find more information about the case, which may also help with those discussions, on the OPL 245 intranet web page.
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The White House web page points to higher premiums, costly deductibles and fewer insurance options as some of the flaws of Obamacare.
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The company announced that users would begin to see fewer links to "low-quality web page experiences" starting later in the day.
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Though it is not currently available for purchase, the project's web page says that Clarkson and Crealev hope to sell it soon.
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The Operation Nexus web page said it involves a nationwide network of businesses and that detectives have visited more than 25,000 firms.
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The company has set up a web page where you can check to see if you own one of the affected models.
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There's no room for error; the word "flawless" is used no fewer than four times on the Body Bearers Section web page.
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You also can embed the bot in a web page or in an app and customize the UI as you see fit.
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That's why the book is called "Hit Refresh": When you reload a web page, some things change, but others stay the same.
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The Expedia web page for "Bitcoin Terms & Conditions" also reveals quite a bit about the benefits and challenges of transacting in bitcoin.
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Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox — have a setting that allows you to disable image files from loading with a web page.
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It was replaced by a single web page containing only information about a presidential order calling for a review of the plan.
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Mid-Atlantic small-business owners are also much more likely to have a web page for their business compared to other regions.
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The aim is to be as fast as loading a web page so an Instant App can be runnable in a few seconds.
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When you browse a web page, or access your account information, what you're really doing is calling up that information from a datacenter.
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You can find a list of ingredients the EPA considers safe, and not so safe, on the organization&aposs safer ingredients web page .
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The web page will show only a list of accounts, not the posts or ads affiliated with them, according to a mock-up.
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Facebook is tweaking its algorithm again, and issuing a warning to "low-quality web page experiences" with terrible advertising: We're coming for you.
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"We already had some other demos, a web page, for example — it was just a picture you could scroll with momentum," Ording says.
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It's a more than worthy investment of your time, proving to potential employers you can mine solid, helpful insights from any web page.
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Don't you find it annoying when Chrome takes an additional second or two to reload a web page you had visited only recently?
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Once installed and activated, the extension creates (or, more accurately, recreates) Clippy's creepy/cute animate antics every time you visit a web page.
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Only two of Netflix's 11 directors, including CEO Reed Hastings, attended its June 6 online-only annual meeting, a company web page shows.
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"The intention of the article was to inform the public about where the President has been hosting world leaders," the web page read.
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When you download files directly from a web page in Safari, you can often choose which location on your iPhone to store them.
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You can change your Instagram password at any time from the Settings section of the Instagram web page or iPhone and Android apps.
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The Trump administration's assault on climate information began when the White House web page on climate change disappeared shortly after the President's inauguration.
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" An associated web page contains links to a variety of documents and states that "these materials have been provided by the White House.
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The game, called Active Shooter, is scheduled to launch on June 6, according to its web page on the video game marketplace Steam.
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By default, a browser should reject scripts in a web page that try to access data that doesn't come from the same origin.
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Voting is taking place until November 8 on the Small Business Spotlight web page, and the winners will be announced later this year.
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François Deschamps, who ran a web page raising money for Syrian refugees, said Mr. Bissonnette had spent months trolling the group's Facebook page.
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How to watch: The discussion will be streamed live on this web page and to The New York Times's YouTube and Facebook pages.
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For the most up-to-date information on the status of an attraction or event, check the institution's or event's main web page.
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Businesses could try to answer those questions on a single web page or blog post, but that's probably not going to be comprehensive.
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CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is used to design web pages and lay out how different parts of a web page are displayed.
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"This is exactly what Boris Nemtsov was fighting for, and he gave his life for it," organizers wrote on the event's web page.
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Or, if the Journal is willing to pay fees for prioritization that the Times is not, the Journal's web page would appear first.
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Anyone can use a web browser, like Google Chrome, to inspect the source code on a web page using the "Inspect Elements" tool.
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To reverse image search on a web page, just tap and hold the image and then choose to search Google for the image.
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According to Analytics Edge, the goal of these spammers is to create fake traffic that will serve as clickbait for these web page owners.
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But once there, they couldn't find what they were looking for because it was only available on the desktop version of the web page.
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"It is NEVER safe to leave a toddler, disabled person or pet locked in a car," National Weather Service says on its web page.
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At the bottom of the Timeline web page, Google notifies you whether Location History is on or off, and invites you to manage it.
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The web page features video messages and essays from five church members, including Rosas, who identify as same-sex attracted, gay, lesbian or bisexual.
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I recommend just clearing the "media storage" and "web page storage" and not "all web storage" as that'll also delete your logins as well.
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The entire day was spent on this search, and then all of a sudden, on around web page 249,000, I screamed 'I GOT IT!!!!
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According to his personal web page, he wrote the first functional implementation of Ethereum and invented the Solidity language which powers Ethereum smart contracts.
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For some, it may also have been the last time they had near-total control over what a web page looked like and contained.
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We're trying to help people understand that they have to think about this differently: You're not building a web page, you're building an app.
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AEDT On Sunday evening, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky launched a web page to help connect those affected by the Muslim travel ban with accommodation.
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Click it while visiting a webpage, and it will be saved in Google's cloud — to find your saved web page, go to www.google.com/save/.
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"The intention of the article was to inform the public about where the President has been hosting world leaders," the web page now reads.
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While I waited for it to arrive, I checked the last time I had accessed a Web page: one minute before the ambulance call.
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Not in private, or with a quiet internal demotion meant to minimize embarrassment and liability, a silent dismissal or a suddenly vanished web page.
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That web page lets you select any spot to drop a bomb, toggle a few options, then click "detonate" to see what may happen.
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The patents in question included systems for things like displaying a web page with an embedded menu and automated website creation using a template.
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It will also consider other factors, like the user's current network connection speed along with the general speed of the web page in question.
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Finally, you can enlarge a Web page — or an e-mail message, or a photo — by spreading your thumb and forefinger on the glass.
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Imagine if the BBC or NPR could make a voice interface for their respective content that worked as well as, say, a web page.
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However, a bad actor building a web page can manipulate this faster loading time for visited links by "sniffing," or inferring your browsing history.
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On Thursday night, I entered my last name and the last six digits of my Social Security number on the appropriate Equifax web page.
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Mr. Comey dominated The Times's home screens, she noted, with nothing about the Brits visible for two full scrolls down on the web page.
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It stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and describes different elements displayed on a web page, such as headings, lists, tables, and body text.
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Once its settings are adjusted, you can share a Google Form in an email or a link, or embed it in a web page.
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Friends had set up a GoFundMe web page, raising $5,343 to help defray the significant costs she incurred as a result of the ban.
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A user could be stealthily infected by visiting a malicious web page or by being tricked into clicking on a link in an email.
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A fundraising web page for student protesters injured by police brutality let Indians pay through a handful of digital payment options including Google Pay.
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The advantages to Facebook are obvious: It's much better for a company to have an installed app than a mere web page accessed via browser.
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At least five percent said they are aware of having at one point entered a work-related password into a fraudulent form or web page.
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Each story features some kind of technology gone wrong (the 404, of course, refers to the error code when a web page is not found).
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But the Australian Government has now published the map data online for free, alongside a web page about how and why the data collection happened.
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The web page, though, would fall short of their demands that Facebook individually notify users about Russian propaganda posts or ads they were exposed to.
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FBI DETAILS TOP INTERNET SCAMS Bundled with other charges AT&T has a web page that explains surcharges and other fees, including the Administrative Fee.
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In Chrome, right-click on any page and choose Save as to commit it to disk—make sure Web Page, Complete is the save type.
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On its web page, it opposes exporting jobs abroad and criticized Daimler's main union, IG Metall, for colluding with management to the detriment of workers.
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We built the Genius Web Annotator to allow anyone to contribute to a layer of context, commentary, and criticism on top of any web page.
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Future Splash was designed for creating web-based animations that did not use GIFs, then the prevailing internet animation and web page building block technology.
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The web page, unveiled Wednesday, includes links to five English-language news stories about Russia, including articles from Bloomberg, NBC, and The New York Times.
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While Musk is referred to as chief executive officer in Tesla's investor relations web page, his biography page on the company website has no designation.
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Microsoft Bookings, which launched this summer, previously only offered a unique web page where customers could select their dates and times based on current availability.
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The SCCC can be reached via e-mail on the NPC LGBT Resources web page or via Navy 311 (see below for full contact details).
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His position is being temporarily filled by Alessandro Puliti, who is executive vice president of reservoir and development projects, Eni said on its web page.
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I don't feel like my iPad Air 2 is slow, but the Pro is generally able to render a web page almost twice as quickly.
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Glassdoor creates a bare-bones Web page for any company that gets a review, which will often appear at the top of a Google search.
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These catalogs effectively serve as a mobile storefront on WhatsApp — and one that can be operated without the need for a web page at all.
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The web page was later amended to say the FIA had "reportedly asked" Ferrari and that "reports suggest" the governing body would monitor the system.
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New Yorkers will be able to track the chatter of their cetacean neighbors in near real-time on a web page devoted to the project.
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In fact, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has been asked this question so much, it has a web page dedicated to answering just that.
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TECH TIP A browser that's set to compress or block images, ads and other bandwidth-hogging parts of a web page can save you megabytes.
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In the United States, the chairman of the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Peter DeFazio urged people to use the committee's whistleblower web page.
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As of Tuesday morning, the CDC's main COVID-19 web page recommended that people with symptoms or those caring for them should cover their faces.
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I'd like to set up a personal web page to preview my future publications and draw readers, but I am far from a computer expert.
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Article of the Day Article: Harvesting Government History, One Web Page at a Time Before Reading Have you ever lost a file on your computer?
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The reports noted that a web page with content from a 2014 report provides information on the OWH efforts to promote LGBT health remains live.
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For example, the survey asked people how "private browsing" works, what "net neutrality" means and what two-factor authentication looks like on a web page.
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The one exception: Mr. Trump's vow to eliminate the Obama administration's climate change policies, which previously had a prominent and detailed web page on whitehouse.gov.
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If a website lacks a padlock icon just before the URL string field on a web page, that's usually signals that a website is unsafe.
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She had trained as a veterinarian but then became a spiritual healer, yoga and meditation instructor and life coach, she said on her web page.
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"We view the Department of Labor Fiduciary Rule as a positive step for the industry and great news for investors," reads a company web page.
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If WannaCry received a web page when it contacted the nonexistent site, it reasoned that it was being studied by a researcher and stopped cooperating.
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After looking carefully at how much each web page was helping to generate in business, they decided to concentrate their marketing dollars on one site.
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When you land on a web page, there's this instant auction that all these technology companies basically bid ... for your eyeball in that one moment.
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"I found a web page showcasing different examples of Mandela Effects, and some of them are not the same as the Mandela Effect," she said.
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Without diving into network logs, it was hard to trace those requests even to a specific web page, let alone figure out what they were loading.
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An Akamai study shows web page load times for desktops have increased by 63.8 percent in two years, from 7.2 seconds (2013) to 11.8 seconds (2015).
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To find, for example, every IP address that visited a certain web page, a search would only need to focus on data in the IP bucket.
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"I find #FreeTheBid so inspiring," says Spike Jonze, known for his commercial work as much as features, on the pledge's main web page, which launched Thursday.
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The RSS feed, when it came to life, was a powerful idea, one that made data portable without the added weight of the surrounding web page.
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The widget allows you to create a standalone music player on any web page and it can be styled with themes straight out of WinAmp history.
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The firm said it uses AI to seek out the most important information on a web page, and also to play it back in each language.
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The company has developed laser weapon systems, radio frequency and other directed energy technologies for air, ground and sea, according to its directed energy web page .
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Does the Oracle of Omaha have the intelligence that it would take to learn how to update the web page and turn it into something snazzier?
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Visit Clinton's web page and you will find a dizzying laundry list of 38 policy proposals, of which the feminist ones are a relatively small part.
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PF: A web page is normally hosted on a server and, by definition, is guaranteed to have a network connection; otherwise you wouldn't see the page.
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Google, which does not itself sell most of the phones that run on Android, has a web page of tips for those switching from an Apple.
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An article on the Personal Tech pages on Thursday about switching to an iPhone from an Android device misstated the content of a Google web page.
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Teachers will receive an Originality Report attached to the assignments that details any missed citations and notes the source — like a book or a web page.
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However, the initial mobile apps were modeled after websites – cramming a large amount of data fit for a web page on to a tinier mobile screen.
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The OpenRTB protocol is a tool that can be used to determine which advertisement should be served on a given web page at a given time.
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When the Android version of QQ sends a request after visiting a web page, for example, data is encrypted with an RSA key of 128 bits.
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In early 2016, Goldstone contacted Donald Trump Jr. to discuss possibly setting up a web page for Trump's campaign on VK, the Russian equivalent of Facebook.
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" On the web page with instructions and guidelines for the demonstrations in Tennessee, Mr. Griffin included an admonishment that "another Charlottesville" is "not in our interest.
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It's a great hotel — incredible massages, best Wi-Fi in the city — but double-check the math on the reservation web page to avoid similar surprises.
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As of Tuesday morning, the CDC's main COVID-19 web page recommended that only people with symptoms or those caring for them should cover their face.
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A BuzzFeed News analysis of the Insight Camera site found that it was almost a perfect clone of the code found at Clearview AI's web page.
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The only new domain listed on Apple's Siri web page is for controlling home devices compatible with Apple's HomeKit platform, a use case that's quite small.
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But a Labor Department web page on which Wells Fargo employees could report violations has abruptly disappeared, Ms. Warren noted in a letter sent on Friday.
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Today, the toughest part of it may be that they do it in public: everything tweeted out, Facebook-posted, splashed on a web page, instantly Instagrammed.
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On the Runway This week, the White House released the first official portrait of the first lady, Melania Trump, currently displayed on her government web page.
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But this type of action would usually happen quietly, in the form of a little-read announcement and fact sheet on the Commerce Department's web page.
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You cannot casually ask about the background image of a Web page and be directed to a secret circus a short walk from where you stand.
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The rate cuts mean that Jyske Bank now loses even more money, Chief Executive Anders Dam said in a video statement on the bank's web page.
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News of Sydney Aiello's death spread quickly, drawing tens of thousands of dollars to a web page for donations for the young woman's funeral and memorial.
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"Due to unforeseen circumstances, the hotel's internet and telephone lines are currently disconnected until further notice,"the hotel's web page said Monday, according to CNN Money.
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" The revised ACS web page also notes that the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies talc that contains asbestos as "carcinogenic to humans.
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Businesses are provided with a unique web page that works on both desktop and mobile where customers can select their dates and times based on current availability.
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Reuters reported earlier on Wednesday that Boeing's order adjustment, which initially emerged on a routine web page for orders and deliveries, came after Jet Airways stopped flying.
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Both comScore and Facebook say that the discrepancy doesn't affect ad prices because advertisers pay based on impressions, or when an ad appears on a web page.
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" The revised ACS web page also notes that the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies talc that contains asbestos as "carcinogenic to humans.
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President George W. Bush's Scottish Terrier, Barney, had an official web page and starred in "Barneycam" videos that were filmed from a camera hung around his neck.
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Hutchins noticed that the ransomware was programmed to check whether a certain nonsense URL led to a live web page, but the domain wasn't owned by anyone.
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Also, most chat is done before the call happens, when the customer is on a web page and the "wanna chat?" icon pops up for live chat.
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Trump Consultant Is Trolling Democrats With Biden Site That Isn't Biden's Matthew Rosenberg finds a good old-fashioned fake political web page on the World Wide Web.
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And AMP has cut the time it takes to load a Post mobile web page from three seconds or four seconds to just over half a second.
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Earlier, an Apple spokeswoman declined comment on the nature of the outage, but referred to the web page to show most of the services were back online.
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Google makes emails more dynamic with AMP for Email AMP for Email is Google's effort to turn emails from static documents into dynamic, web page-like experiences.
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For example, you could click the main website's "Share" button, which would load the destination website in this pop-up like view of the destination web page.
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There have been so many new studies into the link between toxo infection and schizophrenia that Torrey created a web page to keep track of them all.
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Your browser will now notify you when it detects a social tracker on a web page, and stop websites from tracking you based on your tech footprint.
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The ACLU sued to make the commission more transparent (the commission is now publishing its records on this web page and the meeting will be live-streamed).
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"Ryan served our country with honor and we are grateful for his selfless service," Indiana Senator Joe Donnelly said in a statement posted to his web page.
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While at the Agriculture Department, Salerno worked on the opioid epidemic and on an initiative on promoting manufacturing in rural areas, according to her LinkedIn web page.
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According to Tanquilut, Amazon's business-to-business medical device web page was posted during the same period the company was granted wholesale distribution licenses in several states.
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Apple has put up a web page detailing the new guidelines for developers and offering some "best practices" for app makes who opt into the new services.
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That same statistic about how the EPA uses renewable energy equal to 100% of its estimated annual electricity use, has been edited out on another web page.
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The lone exception was the IRNA, a state-run news agency voicing the opinions of the Iranian government, which highlighted Mr. Rouhani's remarks on its web page.
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Most recently, it acquired ConvertMedia for around $100 million to expand its business in video recommendations, which will now be incorporated into the new web page dashboard.
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Even as Trump spoke before Congress on Tuesday, he monetized the speech, with donors paying to have their name live-streamed across a Trump campaign web page.
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"The cost of toilet paper will go up soon, have you prepared?" asked text at the top of a dedicated web page of the online retailer PChome.
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Tech Tip Q. I know there are sites that convert words and phrases from other languages to English, but how do you translate an entire web page?
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These Chrome extensions uploaded web addresses and web page titles of every site a user visited, exposing sensitive data like tax returns, patient data and travel itineraries.
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The websites were part of a campaign to target the religious group by infecting an iPhone with malicious code simply by visiting a booby-trapped web page.
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In addition to the search autocomplete functionality that shares details of web pages visited, both transmit web page information to servers that appear unrelated to search autocomplete.
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At the time of publication, the site would not load from Business Insider&aposs office in California, a common reaction for a web page overwhelmed with interest.
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" The web page links to a February 4 letter from the health department stating that it is "not recommending the cancellation of public events at this time.
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It also collects a host of other information, including users' IP address, operating system and the web page that a user visited immediately before using the app.
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Located in the east German state of Saxony, Cotesa is specialized in producing carbon-fiber components, supplying both Airbus and Boeing, according to the company's web page.
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You can translate a web page in Google Chrome into English — or dozens of other languages — automatically, so you can read them easily without any additional work.
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" And NPG appealed directly to viewers, setting up a web page to encourage them to demand that DirecTV "get to the negotiating table to settle this dispute.
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A malicious website hiding an embedded web page could silently trigger the same request as a link in a malicious email to steal a user's account token.
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Last April, the maker of the ThunderShirt, a swaddling vest made for anxious dogs, mocked up a web page offering a ThunderShirt for humans with fake testimonials.
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The university had confirmed that Michigan State's police department received a report about Dr. Nassar in May 2014, according to a university web page about the case.
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It's around 2600,2800 light years away and its "wings" are actually composed of gas traveling outwards at 21974,63 miles an hour, according to an archived NASA web page.
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Unfortunately, this experience lacks context – the customer has to identify themselves, give an account number, and if they leave the web page they have to restart from scratch.
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For this data set, every time a U.S.-based device went to a Netflix web page to play a TV episode or movie, that counts as a view.
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Google's approach, called AMP, or Accelerated Mobile Pages, strips out much of that invisible bloat while preserving the look of the web page and most of the ads.
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The update is a significant change for the world's most trafficked web page, which has historically been kept pretty clean aside from the search box at its core.
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This short but fast-paced course will cover everything from HTML and CSS basics to how to use those skills to make your web page colorful and beautiful.
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But with the Art Camera, Google captured the Portrait of Armand Roulin, which it has then placed alongside the rest of the family all on one web page.
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Some pricing technology experts have programmed computer cursors to meander through a Web page in the way a person might, instead of going directly to the prized data.
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Elsewhere, the app update also added the ability to view YouTube videos directly within search results, so you don't need to open a separate app or web page.
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The release of plan, which is described on a web page unveiled Thursday, came as Trump delivered a speech on jobs at the Economic Club of New York.
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Like other web chat systems, the Messenger chat plugin is designed to hover over top the business's web page, and is indicated by the familiar, blue Messenger icon.
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Our new design system is called Pathways, and it's built to scale from elements on a web page to motion graphics in videos to physical structures at events.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It was time to renew my membership in the Jewish Museum, so I went to the web page and began filling out the form.
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Stream-of-consciousness presidential trivia illustrated by zany GIFs spills out of animator Chris Timmons' mind onto the web page of his ongoing everyday project, ALL THE PRESIDENTS.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on the Personal Tech pages on Thursday about switching to an iPhone from an Android device misstated the content of a Google web page.
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The social networking giant also made updates in May so people see fewer posts and ads in their News Feed that link to low-quality web page experiences.
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"If the F.B.I. asks, we are ready to supply the I.P. addresses, the logs," he said, referring to internet protocols, which identify a particular web page or device.
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"They're happy to discuss your entrepreneurial ideas or business or just share a great meal and talk about tech & investing," according to the web page for Suster's auction.
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Users were reminded to be extra precautious about any unsolicited communications that ask for personal data or direct you to a web page where personal data is collected.
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But I found that, if you use too many of these features, the overall screen gets cluttered, leaving less room for the actual content of the Web page.
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He was also among those who provided "significant support" to the blockbuster Andy Warhol exhibit, From A to B and Back Again, according to the exhibition's web page.
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"Last month, I ended the longstanding abuse of issuing rules by simply publishing a letter or posting a web page," Sessions said in a statement in December 2017.
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Several websites, including EzGif, also offer to convert video clips into animated GIFs, but you need to be comfortable uploading a personal file to a public web page.
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That organization, NSF International, displays a picture of the Capitol building on its regulatory resources web page and runs a hotline for questions on regulations and product safety.
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In 2016, Russian hackers broke into one such database, in Illinois, by exploiting a flaw in a web page that allowed citizens to register or change registrations online.
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YouTube's big news is that it is introducing a feature that brings together fashion content on one web page, and throwing a big fashion week bash to celebrate.
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The Department of Homeland Security listed the university as legitimate on its web page of approved schools, and an accreditation agency had signed off on it as well.
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According to the UNC awards web page, nominees must have made "an outstanding contribution to humanity in any walk of life" and must be nominated by October 15.
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He studied history and English at Fudan University and Sichuan University before earning a Ph.D. in government at Harvard, according to a screenshot of the deleted web page.
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" In the meantime, on its web page dedicated to abuse prevention, the church states: "We are continually looking for ways to strengthen our proactive program to combat abuse.
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For example, when a designer creates a new button for a web page, the text within the button has to be manually sized to fit within the button.
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Later, when you are perusing your Keep notes, tap the web page preview to open that page Google Keep works with Android, iOS, Chrome and other desktop browsers.
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The release of plan, which is described on a web page unveiled Thursday, came as Trump delivered a speech on jobs at the Economic Club of New York.
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"We were married one year later, and one month after that we opened a bakery which we successfully ran for 3 years," he wrote on his Web page.
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But it can also help you prevent others from vanishing in the future: The extension lets you save the web page you're currently visiting to the Internet Archive's database.
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The move will draw inevitable comparison to Microsoft's "browser ballot" web page that it showed to Internet Explorer users in 2010 to comply with a similar European Commission ruling.
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SEC documents and a since-deleted company web page confirm the startup was looking to raise a $12 million early stage fund for launch in Q3 of this year.
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" Here's what Facebook says it tracks when you're not logged in: "We receive info about the web page you're visiting, the date and time and other browser-related info.
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And eagle-eyed fans even spotted a suspicious web page on the royal family's official website with a URL containing the name Prince Albert — one of the top predictions.
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Open up a suitable web page (with one main article on it), and you'll see a Make page mobile-friendly button at the bottom that you can tap on.
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But his original idea was there would be a page, a web page, where you would put in what you're doing in a very, very succinct number of letters.
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Afterwards, user interactions like duplicate tab 'Ctrl+K' and other interactions like right click 'Print Preview' or 'Print' commands on the web-page may also trigger the XXE vulnerability.
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Bloggers signed on to the LikeToKnowIt platform have a specific link for their profile (the only link allowed on Instagram) that takes their followers to a unique web page.
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Police, however, had known that the suspect, Jarrod Ramos, had posted threatening comments on his web page about the newspaper, which he had unsuccessfully sued for defamation in 2012.
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JDate and Christian Mingle, for example, both use a tracker called Hotjar that creates an aggregate heat map of where on a web page users are clicking and scrolling.
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The link currently points to a single web page describing common causes of BSOD, but presumably it could be tweaked to actually give specifically useful advice in the future.
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If its algorithms determined a post was likely to link to that sort of web page, it said, the post "may not be eligible" to be used in advertising.
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Known as "Facebook Girl", she and other social media activists launched a web page that urged young people to join a strike to support workers in an industrial town.
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In their estimation, traditional web-page load-speed technologies will conservatively focus on elements they can see directly and then reach out for the so-called "edge" dependencies next.
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This might be as simple as a birthday party invite using pre-built web page themes, or could be a ticketed event held by a public figure or corporation.
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As always, we recommend you take extra caution against any unsolicited communications that ask you for personal data or refer you to a web page asking for personal data.
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When we usually think of "cool stuff" happening on a web page, we're usually thinking of stuff happening on the client side in terms of some real-time interaction.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatia registered its first death of a person infected with the coronavirus, the state public health institute said on the official government web page for the crisis.
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Its students have taught classes at a senior center on protecting against online fraud and created a web page featuring open spaces on the island for the gardening club.
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On its web page, Mediterranea called on Italy to allow the other migrants on board the ship, as well as the crew, to disembark since the situation remained unsafe.
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According to a new web page that went live Monday, SpaceX says it plans to launch about one dedicated smallsat rideshare per year beginning in late 2020 or 2021.
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" However, when viewers are offered the opportunity to enter without donating, they are then transferred to another web page that says at the top: "Donate to Double Your Chances.
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It had one subsequent owner before Robert Kiernan, responding to an ad in Road & Track, bought it for $6,000 in 1974, according to Mecum's web page on the car.
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That storm attacked with 170 mph winds and had a "damage path" that was 26.73 miles long and 1,600 yards wide, the weather service said on its web page.
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"I deeply regret and apologize for some of the exchanges I had in my emails," Ricketts said earlier this week in a statement posted on his personal web page.
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"President Trump's invitation for dinner included bringing a couple of friends," Ms. Palin wrote on her web page, which displayed behind-the-scenes snapshots with a grinning Mr. Trump.
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"Right now, I spend most of my time thinking about discrete Schrödinger operators, high-dimensional data compression, algebraic multigrid and Voronoi diagrams," he said on his M.I.T. web page.
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This ubiquitous programming language powers most of the interactive content you'll find on the average web page, and nearly every web browser has a built-in engine dedicated to it.
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You can still stump it with questions it can't answer, but it usually handles those with grace and at least tries to read you an excerpt from a web page.
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A web page dedicated to Mexico would be Alibaba's first to focus on Latin America and would join pages for 17 other countries, including the United States, India and Japan.
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If for no other reason, don't do it as it requires going to a third-party web page which might contain malicious code and infect your own iPhone with malware.
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Close interaction with Nielsen, for example, led Google to add corporate templates in Docs and put third-party content embedding into its internal web page builder Sites, the companies said.
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User Interface designers (UI) and User Experience (UX) designers "work together to make certain that a user's experience on a web page conform to the overall company vision," says Comparably.
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Pusher offers some suggestions for when this might be useful: cars moving around on a map, scores updating on a web page or notification messages getting pushed to the users.
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You can see your full earnings history by clicking on the link next to your last reported earnings estimate or the third tab on the header of the web page.
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Unlike a web page or streaming video platform, where basically every user action can be tracked and optimized, historically it's been difficult to analyze podcast listening habits and target ads.
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My guess is [people] will open [the prompted web page] because it is there, but if they do not get the answers they are looking for, they will go elsewhere.
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And because you probably don't have Boy's Don't Cry yet—unless you tossed $500 at eBay—we thought we'd shove them all on one web page for your listening pleasure.
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The biggest single bond issue on ballots nationwide, $1.05 billion for the Austin Independent School District in Texas, passed with 72 percent of the vote, the district's web page announced.
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The IRS will give last-minute filers additional time to file and pay their tax returns after the web page for paying their tax bills using their bank accounts crashed.
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A. If you are using Windows 10 or a recent version of Mac OS X, you can create a PDF from an open web page with the system's Print command.
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At least seven were associated with a scheme that sends readers to a web page containing a snippet of malicious computer code, or malware, to lock up the user's computer.
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The Cuban foreign ministry, in a brief note on its web page, said Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho would meet with his Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez, among other unspecified activities.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) may have violated federal law by removing a web page that provided information about how Medicare coverage is affected by ObamaCare, Rep.
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Users visit a web page, see a banner which reads "click here and send Washington a message," and voilà, an automated form comment is generated and filed with the agency.
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If you're not sure if your present is safe enough to carry through the checkpoint, the TSA suggests you visit its "What can I bring?" section on its web page.
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The White House launched an ObamaCare repeal-and-replace web page on Wednesday that criticizes the healthcare system, though it does not include any details about a GOP healthcare plan.
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Efforts at creating greater amounts of privacy and accountability, by adding more encryption to various parts of the web and archiving all versions of a web page, also came up.
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This is a small program-like unit (an app, really) that can be embedded in a web page, offering capabilities for any number of program-like things: basic interactivity (e.g.
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Unfortunately they didn't answer my specific request of adding Pocket integration, deciding instead to roll their own with a Chrome plugin that sends a reformatted web page to the device.
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Now anyone can visit a web page, generate a ransomware file with the click of a mouse, encrypt someone's systems and demand a ransom to restore access to the files.
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These actions include creating a publication and dedicated web page for on-demand economy workers and having IRS staff monitor and participate in online forums of on-demand economy workers.
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Instead, he and his team established the meme Giving Tuesday, created a web page and some tools for people who wanted to organize, and they let the crowd take over.
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The designations will remain on a hotel's TripAdvisor web page for up to three months and may be renewed or removed based on decisions by TripAdvisor staff, the company said.
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Soon after President Trump's inauguration, the web page of the Office of National AIDS Policy, the architect of the National H.I.V./AIDS Strategy, was disabled on the White House website.
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On Google Scholar, he found an Indonesian web page that detailed the process of artificially pinkening the leaves on philodendrons by gassing greenhouses with a chemical to stimulate ethylene production.
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Amazon's front page on Prime Day looked oddly simple and rather poorly designed, noted Caesar, saying a simplified web page was likely put up to reduce load on their servers.
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An easier approach may be a web page of the National Cancer Institute, which also offers a toll-free phone number, 2877-2601-93, that connects to a referral coordinator.
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"We make a mighty effort to separate out what is really just some guy with a web page or a web forum or tweeting," Mr. Potok said in an interview.
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That web page was taken down on Wednesday; it had previously chronicled Mr. O'Brien's experience in politics, saying that he had "helped campaigns and causes survive and communicate through crisis."
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So today they're launching Giphy Sticker Embed, which is a tool that (when activated by a website) lets users drag and drop stickers anywhere on a mobile or desktop web page.
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He showed me the prototype which was really just an upload button, you uploaded a 3D file and got back a URL and saw the 3D file in your web page.
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"If your carrier supports it, you can pay for your iTunes Store, App Store, and iBooks Store purchases and your Apple Music membership through mobile phone billing," the web page says.
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In the milliseconds it takes for a web page to load, dozens of companies you probably have never heard of are bidding in a furious auction to serve you an ad.
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The company explains that, at times, sites may not load properly with the blocker on, so this lets you quickly shut it off in order to view a particular web page.
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In the investor section of Essential's new Web page, the company lists the logos of contract manufacturer Foxconn, Rubin's incubator Playground, Redpoint, Access Technology Ventures, Tencent, VY Capital and Altimeter Capital.
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They've tweaked their online booking platform, for instance, noting that Chinese users prefer bigger buttons, and filters at the top of the web page rather than on the left hand side.
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We played around with it a bit today at Google IO, and found that it was as fast (if not faster!) than loading up a web page with the same functionality.
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Shell's Legal Director Donny Ching encouraged employees to study an internal web page that the Anglo-Dutch company set up for the case before responding to questions from relatives and friends.
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It bypasses an obstacle in many hotels — the requirement that you log into their Wi-Fi networks through a web page — by letting you enter the credentials through your smartphone browser.
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One day they will open a paper or a Web page and read for themselves about the year—2050 or so, according to the prophets—when the time will run out.
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There, a young man jokingly claiming to be "the first Gen Z'er to declare candidacy," stares into the distance on web page meant to mimic the Biden campaign's font and layout.
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A government program called 'Connected Mexico' provides satellite-based Internet in local schools, but several teachers said the signal is patchy and it takes minutes to load a simple web page.
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So far MoveOn's gotten around 300,000 RSVPs for the rallies which, according to a map on its web page, would happen in all 50 states and the territory of Puerto Rico.
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Instead of asking about the latest computer coding languages or how to make a web page load faster, the most important question in tech hiring has become: Can you handle petabytes?
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Asked about the shared codes between his official web page and the page promoting the Five Star Movement, Francesco Zicchieri, a leader of the "We're With Salvini" movement, appeared legitimately bewildered.
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ZAGREB, March 19 (Reuters) - Croatia registered its first death of a person infected with the coronavirus, the state public health institute said on the official government web page for the crisis.
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Initial results of a test showed LiveRamp was able to match 100 million daily users that generated 8 billion bid requests used to fill ads when a web page is loaded.
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Its big hook is that it can shrink the whole keyboard down to a single row, saving screen space and letting you see more of your web page or text conversation.
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Byrne's web page says that he "has always had an interest in the unknown and the mysterious" since his father used to tell him bedtime stories about the Yeti of the Himalayas.
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By generating backlinks across the internet, a porn site can theoretically improve its PageRank score, the system used by Google to determine how high a web page should go in search results.
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What you can doAs always, we recommend you take extra caution against any unsolicited communications that ask you for personal data or refer you to a web page asking for personal data.
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"Instead of informing the interested public about their potentially explosive findings, the authors have hidden away their results on an obscure Web page," he wrote in a release posted on 13 April.
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Reddit, a site that refers to itself as the "front page of the internet," is today announcing a new deal that will see its posts and conversations extend beyond the web page.
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Back then, PageRank would take into account the number of websites and the quality of websites that linked to a web page to determine how high to rank it in search results.
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Reading and NewsPocketBookmarks are okay for saving the occasional web page that you need to hang on to, but for saving articles to read later, you'll start to get overwhelmed real fast.
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Now that he's back behind bars,six months after he escaped, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has stamped the word "captured" across his picture on its "most wanted international fugitives" web page.
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The U.S. government has a long-term strategy to provide sufficient non-replicating smallpox vaccine to protect 66 million people, representing 132 million doses of Imvamune, Bavarian said on its web page.
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Barclays' service status web page showed there was an issue with its mobile banking and several customers tweeted the lender to find out why they couldn't access their cash via the app.
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Republican presidential candidates also raced to condemn Mr. Obama, with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas putting up a web page with a menacing, altered picture of the president in a commando outfit.
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"It is imperative we continue to ensure we have the highest level of safety for the traveling public," DeFazio said in a statement, urging people to utilize the committees whistleblower web page.
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Browser-based cryptocurrency miners embed code in the web page that uses a portion of the visitor's CPU power—basically a computer's "brain"—to mine as long as the page is open.
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The web page for this week's financial conference in Saudi Arabia is down Monday after apparently getting hacked with images of slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi being executed by the Saudi royal family.
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"I had never hidden my reportable income for pharma since it is all available on the CMS/Open Payment web page, just like any other physician," he told Reuters in an email.
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They typically contain information that helps personalize the web page for you — they keep you logged into your accounts, remember your location, save what you've put into your shopping cart, and more.
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You can also find your refund status using the free IRS2Go app, but the web page worked just fine for me and I didn't have to download anything to make it work.
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In a crisis, people may not want to have to sign up for something on a web page but just be reassured they will have a safe place to sleep, she added.
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But after spending several thousand dollars — which got her, among other things, a wall plaque, a news release and a hard-to-find web page — she said she received no meaningful benefits.
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But her unwillingness to talk to the media more prompted The Washington Post to create a web page that timed how long it had been since she had spoken to the press.
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Basically, an attacker would have to fool a Monero user into visiting a web page loaded with malicious code that then commandeers the person's Monero wallet, and releases funds to the hacker.
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"It is imperative we continue to ensure we have the highest level of safety for the traveling public," DeFazio said in a statement, urging people to utilize the committee's whistleblower web page.
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"Our employees are critical to our success," the web page said, "so we reward them financially through profit-sharing, customer satisfaction bonuses and on-time arrival bonuses when the airline performs well."
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But I also know, now that I've been doing it for a while, that it feels pretty natural to me to reach up to touch the screen to scroll a web page.
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All eligible companies must have advertising that fits certain ad standards limiting annoying features like pop-up ads, ads that take over the whole web page and ads that automatically play audio.
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In fact, the T.S.A. has a web page that explains just how to transport lobsters — in a clear, plastic, spill-proof container — and advises that an agent will need to inspect it.
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Spiers' pop-up reminder to employees about their labor rights on the company's community guidelines web page was likely meant as a not-so-subtle criticism of recent changes to company policy.
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But it does go better with a good night's sleep in Parachute sheets, a slick new web page designed with Squarespace and an affordable shave with Harry's razors — bearded Bernie bros notwithstanding.
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These work by creating a local server on the attacker's computer to host a web page that looks like a regular login page for a well trafficked service like Gmail or Facebook.
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Like I said, the website is pretty bare bones so there aren't a ton of pages to navigate through, the first key seems to be to find a web page that doesn't exist.
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As the Verge noted, the Face ID feature simply goes unmentioned on Apple's web page for the feature, so it's also possible that the company simply hasn't gotten around to enabling it yet.
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To get tweets in front of people anywhere on the Internet, the company has long relied on the "embedded tweet," a snippet of code that displays an individual tweet on a web page.
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Caption: In a project called "Here," he broadcast his location continuously from his iPhone to a web page for a month, showing the Google Street view image for his location at all times.
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A web page for the Fighting Robots Association listed Michael and Lynne Sandford and Paul Davey as owners of a number of robots, including machines named 'Mr Nasty', 'X-Terminator' and 'Steel Avenger'.
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Simplifying problematic existing EU cookie consent rules — which have also been widely mocked for generating pretty pointless web page clutter — has also been a core part of the Commission's intention for the update.
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"We're taking a look at everything on a case-by-case basis, including the web page and whether climate stuff will be taken down," Erickson said in an interview with The Associated Press.
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Reports surfaced Tuesday that the administration had also ordered the EPA to remove information about climate change from its web page, but newer reports suggest the White House is walking back that order.
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"As always, we recommend you take extra caution against any unsolicited communications that ask you for your personal data or refer you to a web page asking for personal data," the email says.
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To download a web page previously, you would open Chrome's menu in the top-right of the browser, then tap the "save" icon that's located next to the star for bookmarking the site.
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Realizing that this info was floating around the internet, someone then tried to delete that release ... but they did so by only deleting the text of the release, not the actual web page.
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One major area where we are seeing marketers and some adtech vendors making a huge mistake is placing value in metrics based on how people maneuver their cursors while browsing a web page.
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Best card: Barclays Frontier Airlines World Mastercard Frontier has a smaller program for donations without its own web page, but the airline does allow you to give your miles to a non-profit.
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The pitch to convince them to sign up will involve claims of faster web page load times, reduced data consumption and battery drain, and ads that might be slightly less annoying to see.
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On another web page, the reference to how the EPA was the "first major federal agency to purchase renewable energy equal to 100% of its estimated annual electricity use nationwide" has been removed.
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It doesn't matter if you're a small startup or Google with its Chrome browser: If you want to build an app that renders a web page, you need to use Apple's WebView API.
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You won't be able to tell if President Trump viewed a web page, but you will be able to see that it was someone using an IP address associated with the White House.
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"The website has to know, each time you visit a web page, that it's still you," meaning they get a list of all of the pornographic pages that somebody is viewing, he said.
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We verified the bug by creating a dummy Instagram account and connecting it to a new Social Captain account, and viewing the web page source code of our profile page on Social Captain.
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O'Neill appeared last month on WWL Radio in New Orleans, and the ensuing transcript, posted on the station's web page, is a soup-and-salad masterpiece — as in talk soup and word salad.
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A. In an attempt to streamline the user interface, Apple's Safari browser for the Mac has scroll bars that can disappear from view if you are not actively scrolling through a web page.
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" Mr. de Santiago is a Spanish artist based in London whose biography on his official web page states, "I like to explore social interactions and gather them into quirky and colourful storytelling compositions.
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Drop bears are so ingrained in the collective imagination of Australians keen to scare visitors, that even the Australia Museum has a web page devoted to them — including the locations of vicious attacks.
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When the lottery is announced, which is expected "imminently," according to a project spokeswoman, applicants will have 60 days to register at the New York City Housing Connect web page, or by paper application.
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The paper wrote:Employees at the company's headquarters near San Jose, California, are encouraged to monitor their colleagues and list on a web page within Google called "Stopleaks" any confidential information that they see externally.
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And, well, that web page still had the incriminating URL, which pointed to the existence of said release, which means everyone knows the administration tried (and failed) to delete that info from the site.
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Though its web page is still up, the original Winamp shut down in 2014 and the intervening four years have left a llama—Winamp's mascot—shaped hole in the world of music playing software.
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While it took Emmett only 20163 minutes to break into the election reporting section of the Florida Secretary of State web page, it's important to note that these pages were set up as replicas.
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With Instant Apps, Google is trying to bridge the worlds of web and native apps by making native apps — even those you haven't installed on your phone — load as fast as a web page.
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The general counsel is simply "looking at any legal constraints regarding places where people do business on the web page," Ericksen said, adding that certain pages, like ones about obtaining permits, cannot come down.
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Topics of these discussions included new methods for distributing web pages without using a standard web server computer, adding encryption to various parts of the web, and archiving all versions of a web page.
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As officials continue their investigation, the cascade of crumbling foundations poses a thicket of legal, emotional and financial issues and has prompted the state to create an official web page dedicated to the problem.
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D.B.: Yeah.. when … I'm not sure what age … 11 or 12 or something I set up pretty basic little web page on there, and posted some essays that I was writing at the time.
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In the year 4 B.G. — which is to say, 1994 — Richard J. Meislin, who was then the senior editor for information and technology at The New York Times, created a web page called Navigator.
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Equifax had said earlier it took the affected web page offline "out of an abundance of caution" following a report by the technology news website Ars Technica that the company's website may have been hacked.
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Facebook is once again updating its almighty News Feed algorithm, this time to take into account how quickly (or slowly) a web page loads after a user clicks on a link from their mobile device.
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Alibaba is waiting for 100 Mexican vendors to join before launching a country-specific site known as a "pavilion" on its wholesale platform that would showcase Mexican products on a single web page, Alvarez said.
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Google named Sarasota the city with the top online business presence in Florida, based in part on the ability of customers to make a purchase from a web page as well as mobile-friendly websites.
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The original intent behind this feature was to make it easy to display an element of your app already written in HTML5, like a portion of a web page, so you could reuse that stuff.
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Though Leica is not mentioned anywhere on the device's web page, the setup is very similar to the Leica-branded setup of the Huawei P173 — see our in-depth look at that phone's cameras here.
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"There are only two key (things) - investments must continue to increase and exports must also increase so (we) can resolve the current account deficit," Widodo said in comments posted on the cabinet secretary's web page.
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As Google's Michael Siliski and Ficus Kirkpatrick told me, the idea here is to allow a mobile experience to start in about the same time it would take to render a standard mobile web page.
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A Department of Health and Human Services web page that provided information about how Medicare coverage is affected by ObamaCare was removed from the federal Medicare website, according to a report from the Sunlight Foundation.
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Apps that support this (like Microsoft Edge, for example) will allow you to go to a web page, write a note and when you go back to that page, the note will be there again.
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Applet code is stored on a server with the rest of its parent web page, but when it gets to an actual browser, a separate process from the browser is created on the user's machine.
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Google said serving up articles from its own internet network was the best way it knew to achieve the AMP speeds, which are as much as four times faster than a regular mobile web page.
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When you are in editing mode on a web page, you can highlight parts of it, create a typed note or write directly on a copy of the page with a stylus or a fingertip.
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At the very top of a web page promoting the contest, the NRCC, which supports Republican campaigns for the House of Representatives, said people can get a chance to win the prize by donating $10.
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Here's Bloomberg reporters David McLaughlin, Gerrit De Vynck, and Naomi Nix: The process of showing an ad to a single person visiting a web page can involve dozens of companies and multiple auctions and transactions.
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AMP was Google's answer: when you open a web page on Chrome or from Twitter from an organization that is part of the AMP network, the page is pre-loaded in a mobile-friendly way.
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WASHINGTON — The centerpiece of a plan for stemming gun violence that President Obama announced last month largely amounts to this: an updated web page and 10,000 pamphlets that federal agents will give out at gun shows.
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It's close to 5,000 words and growing, so if you don't want to sift through the entire document we've picked out some edited highlights here of precisely what happens when you navigate to a web page.
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The Justice Department didn't turn over documents under open-record laws, while appearing to cut short a public comment by five days by posting "comment period closed" on a web page for comments, the complaint alleges.
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The piece, entitled "County Wins Top Environmental Award from U.S. Green Building Council," received over 6,000 page views and 3,500 unique visitors who were referred from an Amazon web page that cannot be reached normal public.
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We take for granted that a button of a certain size, shape, and color will reliably perform a very specific task, and that it can always be found on a certain part of a web page.
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BuzzFeed reports: According to the Pokémon Go privacy policy, Niantic may collect — among other things — your email address, IP address, the web page you were using before logging into Pokémon Go, your username, and your location.
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Google claims that it uses a "whole new data format" that manages to squeeze down web page content by an impressive amount—apparently squashing HTML, CSS and JavaScript down by 17-25 percent more than Zopfli.
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Cascading style sheets (CSS) give your browser instructions on how to display a given web page, and it turns out that you can do some pretty incredible stuff if you're as talented and dedicated as Smith.
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Any user who viewed the web page source code on their Social Captain profile page could see their Instagram username and password in plain sight, so long as they had connected their account to the platform.
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The interactive web page and promotional video were created in honor of Black History Month, "celebrating the icons and moments that have been searched more than any others in the United States," according to their page.
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I don't know how much control you have over ads inserted into your web page, but it seems to me that an ad like this sends the wrong message about the seriousness of the content below.
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Since primarily all they do is find existing sites that host pirated content, grab working links, and present them in Kodi's user-friendly interface, Betzen rates the complexity about the same as creating a simple web page.
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This means that, unlike previous versions, Firefox Quantum can now take full advantage of multiple CPU cores — especially when it comes to its CSS engine, which plays a major role in how fast a web page renders.
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"You would click the wheel, you would scroll the web page, and if there was a link on the page, it would highlight it, and you could click on it and you could jump in," Grignon says.
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It's Twitter's shot at trying to help businesses deliver better customer service through the platform, like letting people buy movie tickets, take quizzes, play games, or navigate to a web page where you can buy a product.
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The 26:2 aspect ratio is ideal for productivity – I can see more of a web page or document at a time – but if I watch a widescreen video, there are bars above and below the image.
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Apple spent significant time on Monday positioning Apple Card as more secure than other credit cards and created a specific web page on the Apple Card site to promote the security and privacy features of the card.
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And, app makers can't "offer a three-month subscription at an introductory price of $2.99 and then raise the price to $3.99," according to the developer web page, because it would raise the price for all users.
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"We hear from our community that they're disappointed when they click on a link that leads to a web page containing little substantive content and that is covered in disruptive, shocking or malicious ads," the company said.
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Mobile-first indexing means Google will use the mobile version of a web page "for indexing and ranking, to better help our – primarily mobile – users find what they're looking for," the company writes in a blog post.
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We are working, trying, working diligently to figure out that linkage between an ad being consumed and through some pixel-based tracking or what have you, somebody going to the branded web page, a conversion page, etc.
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The Serena tennis game saw an average of 217 seconds of play per user who opened it, and that's despite having to dig the game out of another ad and wait for the web page to load.
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Claire McCaskill of Missouri saw her Senate staff targeted with a sophisticated spearphishing campaign, in which staffers were directed to a look-alike web page, complete with the US Senate seal, designed to steal usernames and passwords.
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The paper's web page gets an average of nearly 35,000 clicks a month; Mr. Blachman said many are from city employees checking up on salaries of fellow workers, since The City Record lists employees' pay and raises.
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Owners looking to insure multiple Tesla vehicles may also be eligible for further discounts, the company said, Existing Tesla customers in California, and eventually owners in other states, are able to purchase a policy through a dedicated web page.
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Searches for Lavigne have a 14.5 percent chance of landing on a web page with the potential for online threats, a number that increases to 22 percent if users type her name and search for free MP3s.
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A. The personal portal — a private web page that can be customized with local weather, sports scores, stock tickers, news headlines and other information — gained popularity in the 1990s as a daily starting place for internet users.
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Until recently, virtually all the computing effort done on servers — from email and web page delivery to high-performance computing — was done on CPUs that were conceptually and architecturally similar to the ones found in today's PCs.
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On Tuesday, an initial coin offering (ICO) of an Ethereum-based startup called CoinDash went south as hackers managed to change the wallet address on the project's web page, siphoning away more than $10 million worth of ether.
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Along with the registry, zoo officials have set up a web page and a social media hashtag for fans to follow the animal's progress, although the birth itself won't be livestreamed, zoo spokeswoman Alissa Wolken said by telephone.
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The individual officers could not be immediately located separately for comment and the Fraternal Order of the Police Lodge 9 that represents Mesa officers did not immediately respond to a message seeking a response via its web page.
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Today the most confessional "static" writing you'll find on a web page is the occasional Medium post about beating adversity through meditation and Apple Watch apps and we have hidden our human foibles behind dank memes and chatbots.
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" Last week, after the State Department took down an official Web page that showcased Trump's private, for-profit club, Mar-a-Lago, Feldman told me, "A systematic pattern shown through data points would count as grounds for impeachment.
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And the Internet Association, a Washington, D.C.-based lobbying group for Facebook, Google and other top tech giants, created a new advocacy web page helping concerned visitors share their views with the FCC, as first reported by Recode.
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Through a technology called "quilting", the system is coded to decide whether a web page, paragraph, or image is kosher, said Zvika Ilan, vice president of business development and marketing officer for Netspark, a filter for computers and smartphones.
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The river was expected to crest at 47.5 feet (14.48 m) on Tuesday, breaking the previous record, set in 2011, by more than a foot, the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency said in the latest bulletin on its web page.
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It also examined ad "calls", when a publisher automatically contacts its ad server to "serve" or show an ad on its website, and ad impressions – the number of times an ad is displayed or viewed on a web page.
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Part of Prince's forthcoming book, titled "The Beautiful Ones," is "the exquisite memoir he began writing before his tragic death," with that unfinished section devoted to his childhood, Penguin Random House said on a web page for the project.
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While you might not be able to escape Bootstrap completely and while $15 per month is still a lot of dosh for a web page Tilda is definitely a tool I'm adding to my hustler/hacker/weirdo/wantrepreneurial arsenal.
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It was expected to crest at 47.5 feet (14.48 m) on Tuesday, breaking the previous record, set in 2011, by more than a foot, the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said in the latest bulletin on its web page.
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Google AdSense, Google's advertising program that makes up the bulk of the tech giant's advertising revenue, decided that a web page about a decades-old bill about sexual abuse was "adult content," and wasn't allowed to display ads anymore.
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Cambridge and its subsidiary, Worldwide Branding, took the model a step further, adding the promise of branding — news releases, video biographies and a personalized web page — and networking with other Cambridge customers who paid a membership fee to join.
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The single most useful feature of the Touch Bar, in my view, is that it provides a home for predictive text selections and emojis when you are writing in almost any app or web page that permits text entry.
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Instead, when you click the Reader button in the Safari address bar, the program analyzes the page for article text and relevant images and puts a reformatted version onto a separate layer on top of the original web page.
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Inditex has shut smaller stores, focusing on large spaces in prime shopping areas, which it combines with online sales via its web page and mobile phone app while tight control of its inventory allows it to avoid drastic discounting.
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Tech Tip Q. On a computer, you can use Google's reverse image search feature in several ways, like dragging and dropping an image file in the search box or right-clicking on an image file on a web page.
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In some cases we found other sensitive documents, such as a bank statement, and a screenshot of a web page that had subscribers' online usernames, passwords and account PINs — which in combination could allow access to a customer's account.
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