And I'm tired of little asterisks cluttering up my playoff schedule.
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They risk cluttering up the app until it's a bloated, confusing mess.
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A key first step is to identify what's cluttering up your life emotionally.
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Are you tired of all those commas and zeros cluttering up your bank statements?
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How to Keep Kids' Art From Cluttering Up Your Home Little artists are prolific.
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In China, there have been reports of mounds of bikes cluttering up public spaces.
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Atlas also saves your previous searches by name, cluttering up Finder results for actual files.
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No more cord bundles cluttering up the room and no more worrying about a dead phone.
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New tiles also spawn with every move, eventually cluttering up the board and ending the game.
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She can now get involved in more charitable endeavors without a full-time job cluttering up her schedule.
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A WEEK before national elections, Chileans would normally be cursing the billboards and posters cluttering up their cities.
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A few irate programmers asked him to remove the solicitation, which they saw as cluttering up their installation process.
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The same goes for microphones, speakers, light sensors, or any of the other little elements cluttering up your bezels.
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"[It's] perfect for the solopreneur as there are no loud, noisy multi-employee teams cluttering up the space," Muth says.
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What I don't want in return is updates qua upselling written in nagging millennialese cluttering up my crushingly overnotified life.
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Ultimately, she decided to keep older items in a separate storage facility to avoid cluttering up her zen closet space.
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This adds a layer of scrutiny and curation to crowdsourced reports and prevents misuse or phony reports from cluttering up the ecosystem.
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Harmonix is best known for video games like Guitar Hero, Rock Band, and cluttering up your living room with fake plastic instruments.
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Not every app requires a companion app, but a fair number do, and I really don't need more apps cluttering up my phone.
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No-hopers like Marianne Williamson, Andrew Yang, Tulsi Gabbard and Bill de Blasio are cluttering up the stage for their own idiosyncratic reasons.
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Maybe your sister-in-law just won't stop posting pictures of her dog or your cousin is cluttering up your feed with political screeds.
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Just about everything is already stored on the web, which means there are no software programs or data files cluttering up the local disk.
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You can swipe it off your screen, but it's still saved, cluttering up your photo album with useless pictures of your screen at random moments.
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I have multiple Build-A-Bear Pokémon cluttering up my desk at work, and being able to snuggle an assortment of Pokémon is kind of rad.
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For most of the book the writers take an omniscient Woodwardian tone, staying careful and balanced and not cluttering up every sentence with newspaper-style sourcing.
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Better still, it's largely invisible when it's folded and you can charge your phone, tablet and laptop in the cubby it creates without cluttering up a tabletop.
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Spiritually, this is a powerful time to energetically cleanse your home— burn some sacred incense or toss out junk you no longer need cluttering up your life.
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It works better as an app because it ties into Android Pay, but honestly you don't want that thing cluttering up your app drawer most of the time.
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If you find the idea of having too much data ahead of you cluttering up your view, stick with a streamlined device that just shows the basics, instead.
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This compact, lightweight desktop system has everything you need in a computer, be it for work or play — and all without cluttering up your dorm room or home office.
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The amount of space junk has been growing for decades, and it is expected to continue cluttering up Earth's orbit as access to space becomes more affordable and widespread.
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Either way, cluttering up tweets with the names of the person you're replying to was always kind of a hack, and most users will be happy to see it go away.
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Unicode can't delete emoji—doing so would defeat the purpose of maintaining a universal standard—and a trigger-happy approvals process risks cluttering up the library with paeans to passing fads.
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It's all very simple to read, with objectives clearly marked and power-ups self-explanatory, while menus fit the feel of the game without any confusing icons cluttering up the screen.
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These apps create an archive of scans of your old paperwork so you can, for example, look at last year's electricity bills without having boxes of paper cluttering up your house.
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Selling your unwanted items on eBay can be a great way to make extra income as well as getting rid of stuff that&aposs sitting unused and cluttering up your house.
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Sadly, it pervades the culture, seeping into and draining the joy from sport, and cluttering up civic life -- our schools, our businesses and workplaces, even our sense of belonging in our communities.
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There's a way to work around that, using a little thinking outside the dusty boxes cluttering up these subterranean tunnels, and some sliding into the shoes of the stranded agent's temporary partner.
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Like LGs of old, the V35 even has a home button that's built into its rear finger sensor, instead of cluttering up the side of the phone with one more thing to press.
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In reality, the people reviewing systems like these – tech reporters, generally – face this exact problem, with Fire TVs, Apple TVs, Chromecasts, Rokus, and other gaming consoles and boxes cluttering up their living rooms.
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It may sound like a drop in the ocean just unsubscribing from a few mailing lists a week but it does make a difference in the amount of email cluttering up your inbox.
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To add to the graveyard of dead mobile software, Apple also removed virus-scanning apps, apps that were clones of other apps, and other low quality apps that were cluttering up the App Store.
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Use Sonos playlists for lists of tracks you want to be able to get back to, perhaps imported from multiple sources, without cluttering up your playlists on Spotify, Apple Music, or whatever you're using.
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A pause in deliveries while keeping production rates unchanged at its Renton, Washington factory raises the prospect of a new logistical headache: what to do when airplanes start cluttering up the tarmac outside the factory?
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The spam looks like this: It's tough to avoid, since the events are based on spam messages sent to your Gmail inbox, but there are some ways to prevent it from cluttering up your calendar.
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Thinking a bit about how your donations will be used, and who could benefit from them most, can increase your power to do good with all of the old junk that's cluttering up your space.
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It adds a touch of retro flair to your Mario Kart marathons (without cluttering up your console with wires) and comes fully ready for use with Nintendo Switch, Steam, Android, Mac OS, Windows, and Raspberry Pi devices.
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There are only an estimated 1,459 satellites in orbit around our planet at the moment — the SpaceX scheme would launch triple that figure, potentially cluttering up the space around Earth, making future launches potentially difficult and dangerous.
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Now, the company has revealed a clever update that turns the front-facing camera of your iPad into a neat, contextual button that gives you access to a range of features without cluttering up your user interface.
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The adult website is launching their own app that says will bring quicker load times, more privacy, and all the YouPorn content you want on your phone without cluttering up your browser history for someone to snoop on.
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A kid who uses a double underscore in his handle is playfully called "Underscore" for the rest of the camp, which serves as both an affectionate nickname and a reminder to avoid cluttering up your name with symbols.
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Sony's vanilla PS4 UI was easier to navigate than Microsoft's first Xbox One interface, but regular users will find their consoles quickly cluttering up, forcing them to dig through pages of menus to find what they're looking for.
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This isn't something that would work for someone with as much crap from Daiso as I have cluttering up my apartment, but if you can make it work for you, you could save yourself a shitload of money.
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"It's bound to be junk, and we don't want a junk store cluttering up our shiny new mall," he was told, according to his autobiography, "One Buck at a Time" (written with Earl Swift and published in February).
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For example, per the researchers' conclusions, people from lower socioeconomic statuses typically have more background noise cluttering up their brains, likely because they're exposed to more ambient noise levels, hear fewer words (aka linguistic deprivation), and have poorer nutrition.
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The Robotic Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellites initiative could help extend the lives of expensive communications and surveillance spacecraft, thus reducing the need for replacement craft and also cutting down on the number of dead satellites cluttering up the space around Earth.
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Dynamic Wallet CardImage: Andrew Liszewski/GizmodoNo one likes having a Costanza wallet, but with all the different loyalty cards, brand-specific cards, and all the other slabs of plastic cluttering up your life, it often feels like you don't have a choice.
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If you assume for a second that most hoaxes are just spam cluttering up the internet's many "inboxes," it suggests that internet hoaxes exist not to destroy the world or undermine American democracy, but as part of someone's get-rich-quick scheme.
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Whether they're being chided for cluttering up the workplace with their hoverboards or being called narcissists for using the cameras attached to their phones to capture moments in their lives, their elders have made it abundantly clear that they think millennials are just the pits.
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Ease of portability aside, LG Display showed off a unique application of the technology, with a custom-engineered TV that could be fully retracted into a box for those times when you don't want a 65-inch black panel cluttering up your living room.
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Yeats and Auden wrote politics into poetry, as did Heaney; but none of the political poetry now cluttering up the shelves has even the quiet devastation of Elizabeth Bishop's "Pink Dog" and "The Burglar of Babylon," whispering of consequence while the reader is distracted.
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Which now means there's a whole bunch of unloved copies cluttering up second-hand games stores, but for a while there, it genuinely looked like video games could go some way to complementing a person's workout routines, or encouraging them to get more active in other ways.
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Screenshot: GoogleCutting down the email at source is often more effective than you think it might be too—Gmail has long had an Unsubscribe link at the top of newsletters you can use to stop them from cluttering up your inbox, and in the new Gmail on mobile this is going to appear more prominently.
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Guitar Hero Is Now a Yu-Gi-Oh-Style Card Game For Aspiring DJsHarmonix is best known for video games like Guitar Hero, Rock Band, and cluttering up your living…Read more ReadI was first given a hush-hush demo of DropMix at Toy Fair 2017, earlier this year, and had a lot of fun creating mashups and mixes at the time.
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There's a goofy, easy, never-not-amusing joke that tends to materialize online as soon as the news cycle turns particularly brutal: As the headlines start cluttering up our screens, someone will inevitably string together a few bold-faced proper nouns, throw in a musical-note or flame emoji, and point out that we are experiencing an IRL redux of "We Didn't Start the Fire," Billy Joel's shout-sung 1989 history lesson, and the tune that's topped readers' polls in Overexcitable Social Studies Teacher magazine for more than a quarter-century now.
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How portable apps work Image: Screenshot Portable apps live completely on a USB drive (or a DVD or an external hard disk)—all the settings, configuration files and program assets are stored on the drive, with nothing left behind on the main PC.That means you often lose a few features in regards to system integration, and a few milliseconds in terms of speed, but the benefits are you can take your whole computing life with you wherever you go and avoid cluttering up your computers at the same time.
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Friend or foe? The roadside spies cluttering up Britain - Times Online The new style of camera housing was designed by Bristol-based firm Crown (UK) Ltd. The equipment gained UK Home Office type approval early in 2014 and newly installed units started appearing shortly afterwards.
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Some vendors now offer invisible ink for use in computer inkjet printers. Such inks are usually visible under ultraviolet light. Typical uses include printing information on business forms for use by the form processor, without cluttering up the visible contents of the form. For example, some United States Postal Service mail sorting stations use UV-visible ink to print bar codes on mailed envelopes giving routing information for use by mail handling equipment further down the line before delivery.
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" Michael O'Sullivan of The Washington Post wrote, "Although the technique may be a bit tired — and the source material almost 200 years old — there's something refreshing about the lengths to which the movie won't go in its search for old-fashioned frights." Bill Gibron of DVD Talk rated it 2/5 stars and wrote, "The idea is excellent. The execution is not." Patrick Naugle of DVD Verdict wrote, "The Frankenstein Theory doesn't do enough to separate itself from the pack of found footage movies cluttering up local Best Buy shelves.
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The Future Coventry, accessed 1 October 2011, available at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum. It was also supported by the Government, where the then Minister of Works, Lord Reith commented, "Coventry would be a test case, not for me and my authority, but for the Government and for England".Cluttering up Gibson’s Coventry, The Independent, Wednesday, 2 September 1992, accessed 5 October 2011 Gibson was succeeded by Arthur Ling who was City Architect from 1955 until 1964. The redevelopment of the city was featured in a special edition of Architectural Design published in December 1958.
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The system had the additional advantage that each aircraft selected its timing, which made jamming more difficult. With most pulsed navigation systems like Gee and Y-Gerät, it is relatively easy to jam the system simply by sending out additional pulses on the same frequency, cluttering up the display and making it very difficult for the operator to read the signal. The British had used this technique to great effect against Y-Gerät, and the Germans returned the favour against Gee. By the late war period, Gee was generally useless for bombing, and used primarily as a navigational aid when returning to England.
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He accuses the album of being too overblown due to the additional instruments and not as intimate as For Emma, saying, "He was doing just fine on his own and didn't need all those people and instruments cluttering up the air." Bon Iver won Best Alternative Music Album at the 2012 Grammy Awards, while the band won Best New Artist for their work on it. Bon Iver was also nominated for Best International Male and Best International Newcomer at the 2012 Brit Awards. The album was selected as one of The 100 Best Albums of the Decade So Far by Pitchfork in August 2014.
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File servers tend to only transfer large files several megabytes in size at the fastest possible network speed. Hundreds of very small files only a kilobyte per file can reduce network performance by 90%. As a profile ages and accumulates hundreds to thousands of cookies, favorites, and Recent items, the login and logout times become progressively slower, even though these files occupy only a few megabytes of profile data. Local caching of the user profile on a desktop computer hard drive can reduce and improve login and logout times, but at the penalty of cluttering up the hard drive with profile data from every cached user who logs in.
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The earliest hypothesized time for the opening of the Drake Passage is around 30 Ma. One of the possible issues with this timing was the continental debris cluttering up the seaway between the two plates in question. This debris, along with what is known as the Shackleton Fracture Zone, has been shown in a recent study to be fairly young, only about 8 million years old. The study concludes that the Drake Passage would be free to allow significant deep water flow by around 31 Ma. This would have facilitated an earlier onset of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current. Currently, an opening of the Drake Passage during the early Oligocene is favored.
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Oracle confirmed security bug affects over 300,000 Oracle POS Systems In some countries, credit and debit cards are only processed via payment terminals. Thus one may see quite a number of such terminals for different cards cluttering up a sale counter. This inconvenience is however offset by the fact that credit and debit card data is far less vulnerable to hackers, unlike when payment cards are processed through the POS system where security is contingent upon the actions taken by end-users and developers. With the launch of mobile payment particularly Android Pay and Apple Pay both in 2015, it is expected that because of its greater convenience coupled with good security features, this would eventually eclipse other types of payment services - including the use of payment terminals.
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