It's AWS' oldest farm and also the most commonly borked.
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Layoffs, a borked acquisition and continued tepid user growth defined Twitter in 21.
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Following reports of borked Apple Watches, Apple pulled the software update without further explanation.
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In short, Bork was "Borked" not by Democrats or liberals, but by Robert Bork.
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It may be that this latest scandal was the straw that borked the camel's back.
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Australians were terrorized by a fireworks show that borked on New Years Eve this year.
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Photo: AP ImagesIf your Firefox add-ons were borked over the weekend, you're not alone.
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And, lord be praised, I can play with a controller and not be completely borked.
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Screenshot: YouTube/Google Marketing PlatformGoogle's internal iOS apps are now borked just like Facebook's were yesterday.
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After news of borked printers hit the presses, the backlash from consumers and consumer rights groups was immediate.
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I think the nightmare scenario for President Trump is that he puts out a nominee, the nominee gets borked.
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Photo: Joe Raedle (Getty)If you're a Comcast customer, you might have already realized your internet is borked today.
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I have to jump through some truly weird widget hoops to use emojis that aren't totally borked on my phone.
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Confirmation is excellent history – it can't help but be – but it gives the impression that it's afraid somehow of being borked. Odd.
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Let's hope so, because if the Bluetooth hardware on the iPhone 7 is borked, it'll be a problem for years to come.
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The result was a clusterfuck as Facebook and Google employees lost their collective minds as internal apps went from functional to completely borked.
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Is Bethesda Softworks just getting into the holiday spirit here, or is this an unspoken "make good" apology after Fallout 76's borked launch?
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I tried to respond with a gif from the /giphy integration from the mobile app, only to get a message saying that feature was borked.
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Users say the Pixel 93 camera is borked...againPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)There's no doubting the Pixel 3 has one of the best cameras out there.
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In April, Snapchat started inserting unskippable ads into its feeds, which could start generating new revenue but risks pissing off users after it already borked the redesign.
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The entire set of instructions for building a human are encoded through combinations of these four bases, but every once in a while these combinations get borked.
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It knows your elevation, it knows your timezone, and if you haven't left the city you're in since you last connected to Wi-Fi, you're pretty much borked.
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They then filtered the clips to remove those unsuitable for training—if someone, say, unfroze, used fisheye lenses, or had synthetic backgrounds that could lead to borked results.
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A Verge report lists popular integrations with Amazon Alexa, Logitech Harmony, Lutron lights, August Home, SimpliSafe, and Wemo switches may all be borked by the August 31st date.
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As the new study points out, once the board's dimension reaches 1,000x1,000, and with 1,000 queens to place, computers get borked, sinking into an apparently endless abyss of calculations.
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Right off the bat, I can see how adding the LCD screen and ability to review photos could remove one of the biggest pain points—wasting expensive film on borked photos.
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He made it onto the Court in 21992 only because Reagan's first choice, Robert Bork, was "borked" by Senate Democrats and because Reagan's second choice, Douglas Ginsburg, admitted to smoking marijuana.
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In many ways, Whole Foods is offering the public even less information than Equifax did in the days following its data breach announcement, which Equifax is universally recognized for having totally borked.
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That&aposs how we now have ended up with the term of being Borked, which, by the way, the Oxford English Dictionary described as, quote, obstruct someone by systematically defaming or vilifying them.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)If you tried to turn on your Xbox One today only to be greeted with a borked boot up sequence and a series of black screens, you're not the only one.
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Back in January, the Register reported that Adblock Plus and similar plugins relying on basic filtering would still be able to function, while more sophisticated ones like uBlock Origin and uMatrix would be completely borked.
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Photo: Getty ImagesLast year, a borked server migration resulted in MySpace losing all of the music uploaded to the website between 2003 and 2015—a loss estimated at more than 50 million tracks from 14 million artists.
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For example, Bill Clinton's first choice for attorney general, Zoe Baird, was "Borked" in 1993 when news that she had hired an undocumented immigrant as a nanny for her children came to light (her nomination was withdrawn).
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"They made a term for it: Borked," said the Republican staffer, a reference to Robert Bork, who's nomination was squashed by Senate Democrats three decades ago -- ultimately paving the way for Justice Anthony Kennedy to join the court.
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As allegations of sexual assault and misconduct swirl around Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, many conservatives are deeply concerned that Kavanaugh is being "Borked" — a reference to the failed 1987 nomination of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court.
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Anecdotally, I've become dead tired of having to curate my own Spotify playlists and because I'm a generous soul who let my ex mooch off my premium Spotify account for years, Discover Weekly and other AI options have always been borked.
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It's possible that structural forces — the ideological sorting of the parties, the decay of the republic toward an executive-judicial diarchy — were always going to push the filibuster to extinction, no matter whether Bork was Borked or Garland pocket-vetoed.
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However, you can find workarounds to get yourself back online before you resort to picking up a book or taking a long stroll outside—here's what to try first, after you established it's not just your router or the whole internet that's borked.
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The live TV streaming service, Google's big solution for people tired of paying for cable, offered its "sincere apologies" on Twitter after its World Cup stream got borked: "The timing is horrible but we're working to be up and running again ASAP!" the tweet read.
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Still, Apple has had a few rather glaring bugs slip through the cracks — from the annoying but forgettable bug that borked the letter "i" in iOS for a few days, to more severe security issues like the root user bug discovered in macOS at the end of last year.
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Researchers Send Fake Presidential Alerts to Stadium of 50,000 Using LTE VulnerabilityResearchers figured out a way to exploit the system that sends presidential emergency alerts to our …Read more ReadGizmodo tried firing up our OnePlus 7 Pro, but alas, we were not among the chosen few who received borked messages.
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I opened a bad file and it borked my PC. So now, in concordance with the grand tradition of frustrated tech bloggers calling on enormous companies to conform to their wishes, here is my rant on how terrible computers are — Windows ones, this time anyway — and how they ought to be.
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When the news broke in October, Twitter gave an extremely tech company non-explanation; there are various reasons having to do with slow user growth and Twitter's own robustly borked internal doings, but they are not really very interesting and anyway you would do well to get them from some of the (many) people more qualified than I. But in this uninformed man's opinion, the end of Vine can be traced back to the internet's original misunderstandings: the idea that all of this has a purpose, and that it must grow.
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ProtonDB is an unofficial community website that collects and displays crowdsourced data describing the compatibility of a given title with Proton, on a rating scale from "Borked" to "Platinum". The site is inspired by the WineHQ AppDB, which also collects and displays crowdsourced compatibility reports and uses a similar rating system.
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At one stage of the Scientology internet wars of the mid-1990s, some opponents of the church's fight to pursue unauthorized publishing of some of its scriptures using copyright and trade secret law adopted the ruse of publishing copies that had first been garbled, "borked", or "borkified", by passing them through the Jive filter or the "encheferizer". The holder of the copyright on the church's scriptures, Religious Technology Center, sued in some cases, for instance in Scientology versus Zenon Panoussis (Stockholm, 1998). Samples of the scriptures translated in this way were submitted in evidence. The defendants claimed that this was parody; the plaintiffs, violation of copyright.
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Rather than go the easy route with an on-rails shooter or a selection of banal minigames, Electronic Arts and IronMonkey Studios have instead opted to cram a genuine third-person Dead Space experience into your iPhone. The weird thing is it more or less works [...] it really is impressive just how authentic a Dead Space experience has been crafted, and the generally high caliber of the game could at least justify an XBLA/PSN port." Eurogamer's Kritan Reed also scored the game 8 out of 10, writing "This all-new Dead Space is surprisingly faithful to the full-fat versions in every sense. Before you recoil in horror at the thought of another borked touch-screen attempt at twin-stick action-adventuring, Dead Space is far more entertaining than it has any right to be.
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