The message is clear: There has to be a failsafe.
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"It's a failsafe they put in most consumer drones," Hunter explained.
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The real failsafe backup is doing it through a wired connection.
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The endangerment finding is somewhat of a failsafe against EPA deregulation.
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"This isn't a failsafe enterprise, this is a poison pill," said Rep.
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The unique design and function of these roboguts also serves as a failsafe.
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Basically, it's a failsafe that if removed will immediately cut power to the treadmill.
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But it's possible that this isn't just a failsafe issue, but an offensive move.
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Most states, however, had a failsafe option: the local Blue Cross Blue Shield plan.
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The outer window is typically double thickness, and has some kind of failsafe design.
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And while the move from failsafe pink to tangerine is a bold one, it works.
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If similar apps existed for other traditional domains of regulators, they could provide a failsafe.
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This is, unfortunately, a consideration I had to weigh, and we therefore enacted this failsafe.
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DroneGun is hardly failsafe given law enforcement's spotty track record, and the government's lack of transparency.
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Finally the day came when you redeemed yourself with a failsafe program for hack-back attacks.
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It's essentially a failsafe for instances when the provided adapter can't fully power a machine's CPU.
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I try to carry a notebook and pen everywhere I go, but it's not a failsafe plan.
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But the ultimate failsafe is the transformation of the Supreme Court, which is becoming decidedly right leaning.
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However, there is still a failsafe that could mean the nomination is effectively settled beforehand: the superdelegates.
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In short, the more of ourselves we trust to the cloud, the greater the need for failsafe cybersecurity.
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However, we are finding that while simple security measures can make a big difference, they are not always failsafe.
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You'd think they'd have some failsafe that's more elegant than sending Luv out to roundhouse-kick K to death.
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Flake is working on a "failsafe" that would pair a three-year extension of DACA with border security funding.
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It's the ultimate failsafe if the world's farms burn or diseases decimate our staples and we have to start over.
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"There should be failsafe backup systems that kick in right away," said Norman Levine, managing director at CFA Portfolio Management.
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It described the provision turning over the election to the state House as a "failsafe" for whites in the state.
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But during Hunted's season premiere last night, the search team eschewed technological advances for a more reliable failsafe: human error.
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Their failsafe was a proposal to make the Bush tax cuts permanent, except on income over $1 million a year.
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The software would disable a failsafe measure that wipes an iPhone clean if an incorrect password is entered 10 times.
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And it lowers the "failsafe" or overall cap on Marketplace financial assistance, potentially rationing Marketplace subsidies like it rations Medicaid.
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The self-driving trucks still have a human truck driver and an engineer present at all times, as a failsafe.
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For example, if you live in Illinois, you have automatic voter registration, early voting, and Election Day registration as a failsafe.
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While a 2 percent dividend yield won't serve as a failsafe cushion for the stock, Apple's payout will grow over time.
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Financial institutions are required to follow well-defined processes with oversight and failsafe plans aimed at minimizing risk and maximizing public trust.
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They also have another failsafe: the superdelegates, who get to vote on the second round if no one got a majority initially.
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While no energy infrastructure is failsafe, coal plants are less vulnerable to weather-related disruptions, and their fuel is more easily protected.
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Still, it's not a bad approach on the whole: see ball, hit ball—on a line, if possible—remains a pretty failsafe idea.
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Its side trackpad also offers a failsafe if your controller runs out of battery, an issue I've had with the rechargeable Daydream remote.
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It's a failsafe when you lose out on a drop and an avenue to make money, but it's also turned culture into commerce.
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While there is no such thing as a failsafe mechanism, organizational protocol or system that can protect sensitive data, we can do more.
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They were established as a failsafe against unwanted outsider candidates, but have never taken the step of subverting the will of the voters.
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So instead of double-tapping everyone else's cool nails, I decided to ditch my failsafe shade and try the biggest trends myself for once.
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Pro: it doesn't need an active network or internet connection, making it perfect as a failsafe communication system or for secure, air-gapped devices.
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We now know that it was Dolores, who triggered the failsafe inside the Forge in an attempt to get rid of the guests' data.
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And again, it's worth reiterating that while MMA Math is far from failsafe, there are plenty of instances in which it has proven accurate.
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"The key point is that it is a failsafe, if you don't have Tor up then nothing can get to the internet," Llewelyn said.
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Without that failsafe, investigators could use a "brute force attack," in which a machine tries the thousands of possible password combinations until one works.
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What Durant provided this season, prior to the MCL sprain he suffered early Tuesday evening against the Washington Wizards, was the NBA's most luxurious failsafe.
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But you say the idea that there are failsafe activities that everyone enjoys is dangerous as it means we're less likely to ask for consent.
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SpaceX had originally set the launch for Sunday evening, but that launch was aborted with 10 seconds left in the countdown by an automated failsafe.
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The system also has a failsafe mode that restarts at any time as the laser scanner can check to see exactly where the print stopped.
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Technology is a kind of failsafe in this respect; it inevitably uses surveillance and control to force kinds of behaviors that trust should naturally produce.
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He escapes The Forge, but Dolores already activated the failsafe mechanism that floods the entire Valley Beyond, leading to the aftermath seen in the season premiere.
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Washington should back the current policy, knowing full well that our security guarantees provide a failsafe for South Korea's defense should North Korea return to brinkmanship.
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Luckily for the Warriors, they have a failsafe if any of the issues with their bench guys–old or young–crop up at the wrong time.
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The order asks Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe that wipes the phone's memory if an incorrect password is implemented 10 times consecutively.
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This first-of-its-kind failsafe system will allow the crew capsule to separate during ascent in event of a booster failure on the way to orbit.
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Specifically, the software the government is requesting would deactivate a failsafe that triggers the phone to erase its content if an incorrect password is inputted 10 times.
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If all the operational precautions to promote and permit doping by Russian athletes proved to have been ineffective for whatever reason, the laboratory provided a failsafe mechanism.
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Critics have also pointed out that there is no failsafe for the system trapping small but important marine life that floats on the surface of the water.
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This failsafe feature is meant to be used in case something goes drastically wrong with the rocket during flight and the Crew Dragon needs to get to safety.
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SpaceX said that this was something that ended up being totally fine in the rocket itself, and said it had corrected the issue by adjusting its computer failsafe.
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During a particularly trying time in my life, my failsafe products – and some trusty new additions – allowed me to hide the hell my body was putting me through.
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HTC's proposed failsafe: You can split your key among three to five people you trust, all of whom will need to download an app for this to work.
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The FBI wanted Apple to create software to disable a failsafe security feature that would wipe the phone's memory if an incorrect password were attempted incorrectly 10 times.
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But surveillance isn't failsafe prevention when it comes to dengue, says Roberto Barrera, who leads dengue entomology and ecology activities at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Thankfully, Apple built in a failsafe, so you can keep using your phone until you have time to go into the Apple Store and get it repaired or replaced.
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The Marlins have even turned failsafe endeavors―like, employing one of the best young pitchers, or locking up their franchise player to a lucrative long-term contract―into sideshows.
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Instead, the order asks Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe that erases the phone's memory if an incorrect password is entered 10 times in a row.
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The FBI is asking Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe measure that wipes the phone after an incorrect password is entered 10 times in a row.
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Apple has developed a testing procedure for drivers who would act as failsafe controls during autonomous vehicle testing, documents discovered by Business Insider via a public records request show.
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Manchin said one of the questions Democrats raised was whether there was a possible failsafe that would nullify the law if there wasn't as much growth as expected. Sen.
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The FBI wants Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe feature that wipes the iPhone's memory after an incorrect password has been entered 10 times in a row.
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He continues to dominate the field in South Carolina, which has turned into a failsafe that no other campaign can count on looking ahead, according to The Hill's Max Greenwood.
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TuSimple, which is valued at over $1 billion, develops tech to automate long-haul truck journeys without human intervention needed, though its vehicles still have a human as a failsafe.
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"We need to upgrade the technology quickly, and by upgrade I mean to go back to something that has a physical failsafe mechanism, something like a paper ballot," Halderman said.
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Finally, if the worst happens and your phone is lost, stolen or otherwise gets into the wrong hands, the iPhone has a built-in failsafe to delete all your personal data.
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Regulators see it as a failsafe that prevents firms evading the rule and believe focusing on the accounting treatment is clearer and more enforceable than the current 60-day intent test.
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It may sound cynical to refer to a person as a system, but the safety drivers in these cars are very much acting in the capacity of an all-purpose failsafe.
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A generation after moving to the more failsafe "taptic engine," Apple could switch to a virtual scanner housed on the iPhone's screen — similar to what Samsung does on its Galaxy devices.
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For example, the internet is designed with failsafe properties that allow it to sort of quarantine and route around areas of a network that are suffering connectivity issues or other instability.
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The bureau is asking Apple to create software to disable a failsafe feature that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory after 10 failed attempts to enter the pass code.
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The FBI has repeatedly insisted that the only viable way for investigators to break into the phone was if Apple built a piece of software that disabled a certain security failsafe.
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In considering these developments, the new prophylactic AI organizations and like-minded programmers believe they can somehow short-circuit AI from developing a negative view of us or create some failsafe mechanisms.
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Otherland Single Flame Gift Set, available at Otherland, $36Otherland Threesome Candle Gift Set, available at Otherland, $89Candles are a failsafe gift, and we tend to recommend Otherland the most for special occasions.
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Albert Edwards, the notoriously bearish analyst at the French bank Societe Generale, released a note on Thursday highlighting that his "failsafe recession indicator" had stopped flashing amber and had turned to red.
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The order asks Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory if an incorrect password is inputted 10 times in a row.
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Regulators see it as a failsafe that prevents firms from evading the rule and believe focusing on the accounting treatment is clearer and more enforceable than the current 60-day intent test.
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The FBI wants Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe feature that causes the phone to wipe its memory if an incorrect password is entered 22019 times in a row.
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In California, the FBI wants Apple to write a piece of software that would override an iOS 9 failsafe on Farook's iPhone 5s, allowing the FBI to then hack into the device.
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Ford's patent gets around this by having a drone dock with a car whose sensors are failed or throwing errors, lending the vehicle its own onboard sensor suite as a failsafe substitute.
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This may also be another reason why the arrest team employed speed, surprise and a failsafe breach -- prudent in similar cases where it is deemed necessary to ensure preservation of potential evidence.
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The rapper helped me through some of my darkest days, and his music also acts as a failsafe on the good days, when things can turn ugly at the click of a finger.
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KR: One of the big learnings for us from the testing we were doing in Half Moon Bay at our offices was it was important to design an ultimate failsafe into the system.
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When the FBI decided it couldn't get into the phone, it obtained a court order directing Apple to create software that would disable the failsafe security feature that would have wiped the phone.
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McLaren described the system as a "failsafe" last line of defense in disposing of a positive test if a doped elite athlete did not achieve protection during the sample collection and transportation process.
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If the electoral college did not act as the failsafe Hamilton envisioned, then an unfit candidate would not be able to subvert the government to which he or she was elected to lead.
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Instead, the order asks Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory if an incorrect password is inputted 10 times in a row.
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The problem with Trump's logic is two fold: Being tougher isn't a failsafe strategy -- or really a strategy at all As documented above, Trump doesn't seem to totally grasp what "toughness" actually is.
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The vehicles are supposed to enter a "failsafe driving mode" when a fault occurs in the hybrid system, but Toyota said that in rare situations, the cars instead could lose power and stall.
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That's where the Global Seed Vault comes in—it will be there to act as a kind of failsafe, or "backup" in the event that other gene banks around the world are lost.
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"In my view, it would be perfectly reasonable for a nuclear engineer to consider the risks of meltdown and propose the study of failsafe systems and other methods to prevent catastrophe," Russell told Gizmodo.
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Keeping the filibuster would similarly give Senate GOP leadership — who kept Trump at arm's length for most of the campaign — a failsafe to kill or water down White House-backed proposals they don't support.
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And while it's not a failsafe solution, Kristo says choosing stronger drinks with less volume—say, sipping on tequila instead of a PBR—can help alleviate some of the pressure, since less liquid is produced.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May will not face any ministerial resignations over disagreements over a failsafe policy to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland, the BBC's political editor said on Thursday.
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The experience showed that alerting users when their laptop is opened isn't a foolproof defense against evil maid attacks—nothing is a failsafe against an experienced hacker, but Do Not Disturb is a good start.[Wired]
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On this occasion, however, a timing glitch led to IP configuration files being updated at different times, which led the system to failsafe, rejecting the new IP blocks and attempting to revert to the old ones.
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Earlier in the year, when Republicans seemed like they might repeal Obamacare much more rapidly than they've been able to, I argued that Democrats should engage in backchannel negotiations with Cassidy and Collins as a failsafe.
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The Apple court order compels the company to write new software that would disable a failsafe that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory if an incorrect password is inputted 10 times in a row.
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A likely failsafe meant to prevent the malware from being researched in safe, non-internet connected environments required it to contact a nonexistent website and receive notification that the site did not exist before completing installation.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged by more than 1,800 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a failsafe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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NHTSA had also proposed extending its rules to require vehicles to return to idle when a driver stops pressing on the accelerator pedal or in response to a "failsafe operation" to include electronic throttle control systems.
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As Geomancer drifts into Sim Singapore — a simulation of the city-state before an apocalyptic flood — we learn about the fate of AIs in collective memory, after failsafe firewalls were built to keep artificial minds contained.
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The phone numbers are never the only tool needed to get into the accounts but they are supposed to be the failsafe, the second authentication factor to go with a password that makes your account exponentially safer.
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The original court order demands that the tech giant write a piece of code disabling a failsafe that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory if an incorrect password is attempted 10 times in a row.
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Specifically, the court order compels the tech giant to write a piece of code disabling a failsafe that triggers the phone to wipe its own memory if an incorrect password is attempted 10 times in a row.
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The court said it actually agreed with the 7th and 9th Circuits that the federal class action rules do not implicitly require plaintiffs to offer a failsafe means of identifying class members in order to be certified.
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Some even look identical to products that we're intimately familiar with: Waymo, a subsidiary of Google's parent company Alphabet, began testing fully autonomous cars—without a human driver as a failsafe—on public roads around Phoenix this year.
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Michigan, Virginia, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, and others have all taken steps to replace either machines that were aging and potentially vulnerable to digital attack, or all-digital voting machines that left no paper backup as a failsafe.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Locking your computer when you step away is good, but it's not failsafe—if you've watched any movie or TV shows with hackers, you know anyone with a malicious USB stick can compromise your device.
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And while security researchers offered some analysis last month of the malware used in the attack, called Triton or Trisis, newly revealed details of how it works expose just how vulnerable industrial plants—and their failsafe mechanisms—could be to manipulation.
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Most drones have failsafe mechanisms to prevent them from running out of battery mid-air, so if a drone doesn't have enough of a charge left to make it all the way home it should still land safely, the CEO explained.
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Founder Kason Shih says his anti-drone gun - resembling a rifle with two oversized barrels, coupled with a backpack - blocks the drone's GPS signals and video transmission, forcing it back to where it took off via the drone's own failsafe features.
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The 225th Amendment does exist as a failsafe that can theoretically be used if any president truly does appear to be unfit — though one major challenge may be having the competence to carry it out without causing an even greater disaster.
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In fact, thousands of voters had their provisionals withheld or rejected in Georgia during the 2018 midterms, which is especially troubling considering that these ballots are meant to be used as a failsafe, the last line of defense before disenfranchisement.
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The "failsafe" Svalbard Global Seed Vault in the remote Norwegian Arctic is getting some major upgrades so that it can withstand breaches related to climate change, and fulfill its mission of protecting the world's crops against both catastrophic and incremental loss.
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"The review found that in the rapidly changing technology environment there is no completely failsafe option, and that over time the extent of risk mitigation through controls will be eroded by advances in technology," it said in a release on Wednesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will publish its proposal shortly for a failsafe policy to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland if Brexit talks with the European Union do not produce a deal, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Wednesday.
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She's been vocal in her support of stricter gun control laws since the day Nicholas died and also champions a potential technological failsafe against unauthorized firearm use, in the form of a gun that only fires in the hands of an approved user.
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It's a failsafe way of making sure you don't lose the original after you load it with text and emoji, and it's a good way of making sure you can always start over if you don't like emoji-filled monstrosity you've created.
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They argue that maintaining a GOP majority in the Senate is a crucial failsafe against "socialist" policies — the Green New Deal and "Medicare for All" — that could be pursued by a Democrat in the Oval Office coupled with a Democratic-controlled House.
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Rooted deeply in a history of religious suppression—first against incompatible Protestant denominations and later against Catholic immigrants in the decidedly religious early public school system—these clauses are often used as a sort of failsafe by opponents of publicly funded private school scholarship programs.
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He has the type of offensive profile that can challenge Valanciunas, but the Lithuanian and his Austrian understudy Jakob Poeltl answered the call exceptionally well in the first meeting, and the option to downsize with Serge Ibaka at the five is a terrific failsafe.
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As a term, it has been in continuous use for more than a century; we have never developed a universally agreed-upon back-up option, which seems like the very least we could do in terms of locking in a failsafe for a worst-case scenario.
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"It means that a failsafe will be in place in November for voters who have had difficulty obtaining ID." In a statement to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Wisconsin Attorney Brad Schimel (R), whose office defended the law, said he would review the ruling before deciding how to proceed.
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But in the future, this new failsafe technology could make buying or selling a house, applying for a mortgage or taking out a property loan a streamlined, safe and transparent process, allowing people to concentrate on the most important factor: creating a new home for themselves and their families.
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Senate Republican strategists are pushing Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE as a failsafe candidate to keep retiring Sen.
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In a 2002 interview with The Observer, Bruce Springsteen outlined his songwriting process as making it so "the verses are the blues, the chorus is the gospel"—meaning that the verses are full of travail, and the choruses ring with optimism—which I think is a pretty failsafe strategy.
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Recent studies have shown that commercial pilots barely spend any time at all on the controls during an average flight, fueling arguments that planes would actually be much safer with robots (Although there remains very good reasons it's still good to have a human pilot present as a failsafe).
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Leopard print, negative space, and not-so-simple scribble reigned supreme in salons and, of course, on Instagram, prompting us to ditch the failsafe nudes altogether (sorry, Ballet Slippers; sorry, Queen Elizabeth) for something a little more offbeat — and next year's crop promises to be just as creative and cool.
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During the day's wild trading session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) dropped by just under 10% in what was the largest single-day percentage decline since the stock market crash in 1987 (when markets were sufficiently scarred to institute failsafe measures for the future, to prevent similar, shocking declines).
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After a teenagehood of terrible at-home dye jobs and dodgy cuts by my BFF in her back garden, I found my failsafe hair formula a few years ago in blonde balayage and virtually the same haircut every time: a slight side parting, a longish fringe, and layers to frame my round face.
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Last week, the beginning of an explosive corruption trial involving eight members of Baltimore's elite Gun Trace Task Force revealed that a handful of Baltimore cops allegedly kept fake guns in their patrol cars to plant on innocent people—a failsafe they could use if they happened to shoot an unarmed suspect, the Baltimore Sun reports.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 2628 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE has broken away from the pack in South Carolina, maintaining a crucial early lead that could function as a failsafe for the former vice president's primary campaign.
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Blame it on the Olsen twins or that weird Starbucks obsession we all had in the 90s, but striding around clutching a takeaway coffee cup is a failsafe way of letting the world know you're an incredibly busy and stylish person who simply must have their caffeine fix made portable (so as not to interfere with their busy and stylish schedule, duh).
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Plus, the fact that Neally had a choice at all is a chance outcome of the severity of the embolism: If it had been something more severe, and he wasn't able physically to continue driving or make a decision, Autopilot would've engaged its failsafe mode, which decelerates the vehicle, turns on the four-way hazard lights and slowly moves the car to the roadside.
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"I actually think automatic cat feeders are a great idea, and even connecting them to the internet isn't a terrible idea—the thought of being able to check on pets while away on holiday to make sure they're not missing is a nice one, but it's ridiculous to me that the developers didn't write in a failsafe," the Twitter user behind @internetofshit told Motherboard.
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