I build my desktops, I seat the CPU, I fiddle with the registry and fiddle with the BIOS (even though it isn't really a BIOS any more).
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They're spread out on tables and stands so you can fiddle with them just like you can fiddle with iPads at the Apple Store a short hop from here.
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And we know fidget spinners are fun to fiddle with.
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Fiddle with different combinations to create new imagery and ideas.
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There's just so much to fiddle with on a mini projector!
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There's only a scant few buttons and knobs to fiddle with.
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Future education secretaries must resist the temptation to fiddle with exams.
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So don't fiddle with it unless you know what you're doing.
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Some senators may know better than to fiddle with Fed independence.
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I kept wanting to fiddle with their hair and their collars.
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Spinners are popular around the world because they're fun to fiddle with.
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But Mr Klingemann did not fiddle with editing software to make it.
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Nobody liked to fiddle with Greek myths more than the Greeks did.
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You can't fiddle with the phones or reply to emails or texts.
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Then the House and Senate will get to fiddle with spending levels.
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But more often countries fiddle with the time of day for practical reasons.
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They prefer to buy that end product instead of fiddle with each bit.
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Maybe you like an RPG with a sophisticated leveling system to fiddle with.
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Politicians have little incentive to fiddle with the system that brought them to power.
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It has little geegaws for you to fiddle with on five of six sides.
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Together, Hatidze and the kids fiddle with an old radio, play on the swings.
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You can rub your fingertips, fiddle with a pen, or squeeze a stress ball.
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Adults fiddle with things too, but they're less likely to suck on their jewelry.
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The system let me look away long enough to, say, fiddle with radio stations.
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I appreciate more than enjoy bass, so it's usually the first thing I fiddle with.
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It could be a dangerous time to fiddle with the tax code. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Personal firearms being forbidden, he bought three nail-guns and began to fiddle with them.
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I haven't had to stand up and fiddle with any buttons on the device since.
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Fiddle with the luminosity of each channel, and you get every color in the rainbow.
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They want to get them done before Trump's White House can fiddle with them. Right.
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For example, he said, "they can fiddle with" the requirement levels for insurance and investment.
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You can fiddle with the pravda all you want, but you can't change the istina.
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Remember when "reset" was the thing a younger sibling would fiddle with, ending hours of progress?
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You can fiddle with the exposure settings, but reducing them darkens the rest of the image.
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Something to fiddle with while you're waiting for your team to assemble in Dota, no doubt.
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Even when market moves aren't quite as severe, people still tend to fiddle with their holdings.
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You'd still have something to fiddle with, but it would be less prominent than your hair.
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When you forget about your investments, they usually do better than when you fiddle with them.
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THEY HAD TO FIDDLE WITH THEM BECAUSE OF THE GOOFY STATIC SCORING MODELS THAT NEVER WORK.
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But at least the photographer doesn't have to fiddle with focus, shutter speed, or depth of field.
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I don't have to try different ports on my computer or fiddle with the dongle one bit.
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I figured I'd have to stir the bowl, watch the temperature, and constantly fiddle with different components.
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Other devices, like KeyMander and CronusMAX, also require users to manually fiddle with deadzone and acceleration settings.
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Not having to fiddle with glasses or contacts could literally play a key role in your survival.
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I like that I don't need to fiddle with my phone to get music playing on it.
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Second, kids don't need to fiddle with typing in an email address and password to sign in.
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But neural networks are easy to fool, if you fiddle with the algorithms just a tiny bit.
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The clever bit is that you don't even need to fiddle with the app to do that.
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In this new paper, the researchers don't fiddle with the algorithm they're trying to fool at all.
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This Minecraft-themed fidget cube has six different sides featuring six different gadgets for you to fiddle with.
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Unlike a computer, we can't help but fiddle with the radio or sneak a peek at a text.
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One is to fiddle with the settings and try to make the absolute best photos on each phone.
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If you're a long-term investor, which most millennials are, resist the temptation to fiddle with your investments.
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Head to the weathered shed in your backyard and fiddle with the rusty padlock until it finally yields.
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She occasionally pulls the sleeves of her sweater over her hands to fiddle with the cuffs as she talks.
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In another corner a gaggle of university students fiddle with displays of toys from the era of their childhoods.
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All of the different modes are supported by magnets, so there are no buttons or locks to fiddle with.
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And really, beyond entering nav destinations, that's about all I'd ever need to fiddle with the instrument cluster for.
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The device would record for between two and four hours, and under no circumstances should Sewell fiddle with it.
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Warm weather has forced organizers of the 43-year-old race to fiddle with that location in recent years.
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Other earbuds have more complicated button schemes that leave you wondering what might happen when you fiddle with them.
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And when I'm on my iPad, I feel like I'd rather fiddle with Apple Pencil-enabled apps like Procreate.
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You're not allowed to touch the road maps or suggest detours; you're not allowed to fiddle with the temperature.
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Ive realized that people like to fiddle with their pens, so he designed a pen just for the fidgeters.
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The whole premise of the Capsule II is that it reduces the number of things you have to fiddle with.
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The app provides twelve different levels of mix, which is probably more than most people would bother to fiddle with.
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Yeah, it's really annoying and you'll need to fiddle with both settings to determine which actually affects your white levels.
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It's not so much a game as just a space, a room full of objects you're meant to fiddle with.
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Bonus points if it's super-low-maintenance and doesn't require you to constantly fiddle with the chain and the shifters.
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I never had to retype anything, and I could fiddle with the text until I had exactly what I wanted.
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This will provide plenty of opportunity for ministers to water down or otherwise fiddle with legislation they do not like.
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A more subtle approach is to fiddle with taxes and charges, so that they better reflect the costs tourists impose.
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Like the other parties, they want to fiddle with markets by, say, giving tenants first dibs on buying their property.
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The levels are small, but full of things to fiddle with; there are buttons, switches, levers, and knobs to twist.
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That's remarkably different from MoviePass, which continues to fiddle with pricing plans and is constantly limiting what the service includes.
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The list can be augmented through an online portal as well, so users don't have to fiddle with their phone.
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Time Capsule, especially, provided one-stop, no-muss backup for people who didn't want to fiddle with external hard drives.
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That sparked some concern changing the make-up of the basket was just a way to fiddle with inflation numbers.
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The system gets plenty loud and the on-board Dolby app lets you fiddle with levels to your heart's content.
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Make sure your updo is tight enough that you won't have to fiddle with it again before hitting the treadmill.
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This generally means you should not have to fiddle with straps, waistbands, decoration or any other part of a garment.
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Eventually, they realized that if the app came with a simplified form of that code, kids would fiddle with it.
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Two years ago, Google showed off its "connected" jean jacket designed largely for bike commuters who can't fiddle with their phone.
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They cannot be adjusted on the fly; you can't send a technician into the stratosphere to fiddle with the balloon's antennas.
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Pruisken believes the company's success has come from iterating on the snack much as a software engineer might fiddle with JavaScript.
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This is great for folks who don't want to fiddle with complex hi-fi setups that require amplifiers and additional hardware.
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Pullinger said he would not fiddle with strategic priorities that also include growing the company insurance, savings and asset management offering.
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Our phones are like cigarettes — something to do when we're anxious, bored or when fidgety fingers need something to fiddle with.
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There's no automatic re-align feature, so you'll have to fiddle with a couple of sliders to get correct the image.
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There could be something like a "Mute Crying Baby" button so you don't have to manually fiddle with the sound levels.
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And if you're using Microsoft's Bitlocker, you're going to have to fiddle with some additional settings to make it more secure.
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Parsing the numbers can be tricky, of course, and Olympic hosts often fiddle with budget categories to conceal the true costs.
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The exhaust system is decent, but you'll probably need to fiddle with how the hose runs to get it just right.
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But why fiddle with zapping pics from your camera via Wi-Fi when you could just pop in an SD card?
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Each listener can fiddle with their volume settings on their own device, so one friend can't blow out the other's eardrums.
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There has been widespread speculation that he might fiddle with the constitution again this time to allow him to run again.
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Most of us just keep quiet, look down, fiddle with our smartphones, or watch the monitors that display the latest headline news.
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I really like how simple the Amazon smart plug is, and that it doesn't require me to fiddle with a smart hub .
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This will create all sorts of opportunities for MPs to fiddle with the many volumes of European legislation reverting to Westminster's control.
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Those sceptical of China's data sometimes assert that its statisticians have the power to fiddle with numbers to present their desired outcome.
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Wearing shorts and a gray hoodie, the 305-pound Andy splayed out on the living room couch to fiddle with his phone.
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He doesn't fiddle with the instrument at all, though by the way he periodically eyes the kit, you suspect he wants to.
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As the Guardian points out, Google doesn't like to fiddle with its algorithm just because someone figured out how to game it.
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The calibration test was also a good time for me to fiddle with the machine and get to know how it works.
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The scientists created a computer model to fiddle with, modifying the action of the joint, for instance, to see what would happen.
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Instead of having to fiddle with your bank account's web interface, you can mention Lydia on Slack and send payments in no time.
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Meanwhile, you can access speaker settings in your regular Roku TV menu without the need to fiddle with a secondary remote or app.
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You don't need to fiddle with complicated hubs or spend too much time trying to get something to connect to your WiFi network.
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I fiddle with the focus dial and peer at the figures on the court, four of the most athletic women in the world.
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Genre is a promise, and a contract — you can fiddle with it, pushing the boundaries of that agreement, but you can't break it.
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A family member said he used to carry small diamonds around in his pocket so he could fiddle with them throughout the day.
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That's rarely a good sign, often indicating that the studio brought on more writers to fiddle with a script they weren't sure about.
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Even in the 120-plus degree heat of the California desert, I didn't have to fiddle with specific fan settings to feel comfortable.
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He lives beside my desk, the leadoff hitter in a stack of Mets baseball cards that I fiddle with when I get bored.
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It's a great time killer for when your phone is stashed but you still want to fiddle with something digital as a distraction.
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If you want it to speak with a Welsh accent, there's no need to go in and fiddle with the vowel sounds yourself.
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The guests fanned out around the towers, and Weiss snuck in behind them to fiddle with some dials and place stylus on vinyl.
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Expect lots of new products to play with, with our team on the ground ready to poke and fiddle with whatever Google unveils.
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Later Radiohead songs like "Morning Bell" and "2+2=5" also fiddle with slightly off-kilter time signatures without making them readily apparent.
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Anderson would sing snippets of lyrics before distorting her voice or turning away to fiddle with a guitar and an array of pedals.
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Lygia Clark, with her hinged-metal sculptures you can fiddle with at will, filled the top floor of the Museum of Modern Art.
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You could certainly watch them and conclude that the decision to digitally fiddle with De Niro's age and face was a poor one.
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I fiddle with their rings, which I'm still wearing, and remember the women who taught me what it means to face genuine hardship.
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There were no controllers to fiddle with or visible sensors in the room, and no one asked me if I'd tried other headsets before.
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Sites and files are converted to Kindle format when sent from Safari, allowing users to fiddle with font size, page color, and other options.
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From temperature control to different color schemes, the PAX Mobile app lets users fiddle with the PAX 3 or PAX Era on the fly.
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A third approach to explaining the universe's accelerating expansion is to fiddle with general relativity itself, by changing the inverse-square law of gravity.
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Canon didn't have any G7 X Mark II demo units to let us fiddle with, but it looks like it's a pretty straightforward refresh.
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It's a step in the right direction, but I still like regular Android from Google better, and I wish Samsung didn't fiddle with it.
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It also means users always see media full-screen rather than having to fiddle with scrolling the perfect amount to see an entire post.
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If you can engage and satisfy the users before they fiddle with their device and enter an "app zone," then you've got captive users.
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Knicks 100, Bulls 91 The Knicks have used the last month of this disappointing season to fiddle with their lineup, sometimes finding surprising results.
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The two people onstage are conspicuously playing chess; they also make toast, fiddle with a radio, drink tea and trade disconnected aphorisms and anecdotes.
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Like many of my friends who fiddle with ideas about the future of work, I've avoided actually having a firm opinion about UBI for years.
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That suggests customers in general have not been sold on the promise of networked energy management that they can fiddle with through a smartphone app.
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I did find I had to fiddle with the heat a bit to keep the fondue warm and smooth, switching between low and medium-low.
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Internet radio platform Pandora finally has a native desktop app so you can access the streaming service without having to fiddle with a browser window.
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Instead of getting up from the couch to fiddle with power cords, why not let a tiny outlet adapter power cycle your hardware for you?
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In the Doodle, which featured designs by graffiti artist Cey Adams, users could fiddle with interactive turntables and mix their own samples from famous songs.
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In a press conference last week, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin called these suspicions "ridiculous," insisting that the agency would never fiddle with the withholding system.
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There are thousands of possibilities for the future engineer, inventor, or programmer to fiddle with — and it's also a fun twist on family game night.
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It lets you record, capture, or stream using the overlaid controls, and even fiddle with aspects like mic settings, all without pausing or exiting the game.
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Fidget spinners were cute while they lasted, but we never quite bought into the idea that an adult could fiddle with one and not look silly.
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Sure, it's limited functionality, but it saved me from having to fiddle with the phone to change songs went I went for my run this morning.
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Another is "facerape", which means to hack someone's social-media profile in order to fiddle with its personal-information settings or to post fake status updates.
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But the more leeway a company has to turn day-to-day costs into capital assets, the more scope there is to fiddle with reported earnings.
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The pairing process is now less awkward as you don't have to keep the case open while you fiddle with your phone at the same time.
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Regulators continue to fiddle with font sizes, stick with convoluted serving sizes and update percent daily values (%DVs) that most consumers find incomprehensible and thus useless.
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They can show you text messages (or Slack notifications, if you fiddle with the settings), turn-by-turn navigation, reminders from your calendar, and the weather.
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Several wanted to fiddle with the punctuation, some wanted to add nice things about John Brennan; others thought it would be wiser to pare them back.
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To think about it another way, liquid propellant engines are everything a true-blue gearhead wants and needs: lots of things to fiddle with and adjust.
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The students in the clean room wore white coats and safety glasses as they used hair dryers and refrigerant spray to fiddle with the sticky material.
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Are the poems in the new volume pure cut-ups à la Tzara and Burroughs, or did Bellamy fiddle with aleatory procedures to improve the results?
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When you're in the middle of a back-and-forth conversation, you don't want to disappear from the chat for too long while you fiddle with apps.
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Whenever I find myself back in the driver's seat of a car — a rare position since moving to New York – I don't fiddle with the radio station.
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That's why patronage platform Patreon just acquired Kit, a startup building a merchandise logistics backend so creators don't have to fiddle with spreadsheets and stuff envelopes themselves.
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A Wall Street Journal scoop on how the Trump administration may fiddle with trade data says the calculation may change to exclude products imported and then exported.
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But the full game is $10, and from there, there's no extras or microtransactions to fiddle with (or have your kid rack up a massive bill on).
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These measures require help from America's allies, who are not eager to fiddle with the nuclear agreement or face up to the problem of Iran's regional policies.
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News Analysis Now that science is a big step closer to being able to fiddle with the genes of a human embryo, is it time to panic?
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No need to fiddle with with the settings: Google's smart assistant and Home speaker are now bilingual, allowing users to issue commands in two different languages interchangeably.
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This heated massager includes six rotational heads and 18 massage nodes, plus it even has touch control so you can stay horizontal while you fiddle with the settings.
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The only thing I wish it had was a smart keyboard connector so I didn't have to fiddle with a Bluetooth keyboard, but it's not a huge loss.
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Instagram has been the best social network for so long, and then someone in the Bay Area decided they needed to fiddle with it by adding an algorithm.
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Here you do all that aforementioned beam katana-ing, fiddle with a racing simulator, trudge through a side scroller, and mindlessly toy with an intergalactic aim-and-shoot.
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There isn't much tactility, but at least the permanent buttons make it so you don't need to fiddle with changing screens just to lower the volume, for instance.
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Allo identifies you by your phone number (which it verifies with a text message), which is great because it means you don't have to fiddle with account setup.
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Lacey does not overplay her hand in terms of this book's politics, but it becomes clear that men have tried to fiddle with Mary, mind, body and soul.
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The reader does not recognize the work (what writers call "work") that goes into the choices we fiddle with and blunder into before landing on the right ones.
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You can fiddle with the sensitivity of your controls and switch to your preferred dominant hand in the settings menu, but even at its "easiest" Table Manners brings catastrophe.
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You sort of randomly fiddle with the objects until the novelty of it wears off, which is about the time you'll realize that you keep seeing the same objects.
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Certainly in my late teens, when I was using early Android devices and dumb-but-not-exactly-stupid phones, I used to fiddle with backgrounds, themes, and ringtones constantly.
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Scientists now want to fiddle with with the groundcherry's color and taste in a bid to make the protein- and fiber-packed fruit more palatable to consumers, CNN reported.
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You can't actually fiddle with your car's internals to that extent — it would be a serious safety hazard if anyone could tweak their car's engine control unit at will.
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And the presence of the emergency button makes it easier for someone to get help than having to fiddle with a phone while you're in a possibly dangerous situation.
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French, British, German, and European Union officials remain highly reluctant to fiddle with a nonproliferation agreement that has in fact successfully mothballed much of Iran's nuclear infrastructure and capacity.
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"As I liked to fiddle with electronic components in the house and fix things, I knew that I wanted to pursue a technology degree from an early age," said Uzochukwu.
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The idea is that you don't even need to fiddle with memory cards to download the footage to your computer because it'll already be ready for you in the cloud.
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Use your bare fingers to prime the stove, fiddle with a stuck zipper pull, or wipe after shitting, and you could end up with frostbite in a matter of minutes.
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Credit Karma already owns the experience around your credit score, and it seems like there are plenty of ways to fiddle with the user experience to build a similar product.
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It's a simple, one-button operation, and there's no ability to fiddle with the size of buildings or where the castle is positioned in relation to the town or city.
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It comes packed with two 10,000 BTU burners with a quick start button to ignite, so you don't have to fiddle with a lighter or matches to get it going.
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She plays the fiddle with the Bluegrass band By & By. She also serves as the communications director for the board of the Washington chapter of American Institute of Graphic Arts.
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Armed with those covert VPN entry tools, Tehran now has the ability to log in to compromised systems and — at their leisure — fiddle with them as its hackers see fit.
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There were apologies for the slow Wi-Fi, and staff members waved into the camera or reached over Governor Ige's shoulder to fiddle with the transmission feed as thousands watched.
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The trial gives Bendis the structure to really spell out the personalities at play, and to let him fiddle with Captain Marvel, Iron Man, and Hawkeye's individual points of view.
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That way, novice photographers don't have to fiddle with various settings to take the best photo, while more advanced users can load a preset then tweak it further to their liking.
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The playlist could also offer a safer experience for those who drive, as they won't have to constantly fiddle with switching between stations, playlists or podcasts to hear music and news.
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The standard thing to do in Photoshop is to crop and fiddle with the frame rate and compression settings to meet the Tumblr size limits while keeping the image quality acceptable.
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They fiddle with different grips, test new arm slots and experiment with varying velocities of their pitches, so when a pitcher toes the rubber, he does not do so by happenstance.
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At the moment, he and his colleagues continue to fiddle with the design, hoping to reduce its weight, price and any discomfort runners of varying sizes might experience while wearing it.
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But flat surgical masks don't help people stay healthy, because air can get in around the edges, and because they encourage people to fiddle with their faces to adjust their masks.
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There's no array of buttons and nothing to fiddle with; slide your finger up and down the groove to adjust brightness, and tap anywhere to turn the lights on and off.
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To change the TV button to bring you home, do this: You don't have to fiddle with the remote to find the controls to fast forward or rewind while watching a movie.
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Social media giants remain under increasing political pressure to get a handle on online disinformation to ensure that manipulative messages don't, for example, get a free pass to fiddle with democratic processes.
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At a basic level, it could make setting up a projector at the office dead easy as you wouldn't have to fiddle with keystone or image adjustment settings to match your screen.
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The effect was especially strong in areas where school principals were political appointees rather than chosen through exams or elections, and so perhaps more susceptible to pressure to fiddle with attendance records.
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It would be intended not to help them escape the monotony of cubicle life but rather to give them something to fiddle with discreetly in order to better focus on actual work.
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It's a basic thing to include but it's very nice to have so you don't need everyone in the house to fiddle with the app when it's time to feed the cats.
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They pretend they're driving, open and close our creaky garage door, and fiddle with the settings on the front seats in mysterious ways that can take days for us to undo. Technology!
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Until we all shift to wireless, Apple ditching the iPhone's headphone jack may actually make quick audio consumption tougher for some people as they fiddle with Lightning connector dongles for their old headphones.
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Two years is a lot of time (and sweat) to put into a creation like this, so maybe just enjoy the video a few more times while you fiddle with a Rubik's Cube.
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For Apple, Clips is another play at mobile video editing — a dead simple solution for those who don't have the time, skill set or desire to fiddle with Final Cut or even iMovie.
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In the age of the featherlight and totally wireless AirPods and Galaxy Buds making audio technology basically forgettable, I'm losing my enthusiasm to fiddle with wires, hooks, and seating my earbuds just right.
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Mobile apps are great when you're away from your desk, but there are times when you might just want a full keyboard, gigantic screen, and comfortable chair while you fiddle with your apps.
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WHATEVER image you may have of the reformists hoping to shake up China's creaking economic system, it is probably not one of octogenarians who fiddle with their hearing aids and take afternoon naps.
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Global warming, Guantánamo and the Chelsea Hotel are the attested concerns of Bunny's friends, while they guzzle Sancerre and fiddle with chopsticks in a room precariously constructed over a glass-topped koi pond.
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If you want to skip the service provider's modem-router combo unit, you may have to fiddle with its settings and set it to "bridge mode" so your own router can take over.
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"Indiana is right to be worried about the dangers created by persons who fiddle with their cellphones while driving, but probably wrong to outlaw such fiddling only with respect to texting," Posner wrote.
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As each awaits their turn to take on the instructors, the girls fiddle with their gloves and joke, laugh and whoop loudly, watching as the others put their newfound skills to the test.
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In the past, I've always turned off HDR on all smartphone cameras before shooting with them, but I've now had to change that testing method since most people never bother to fiddle with them.
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While Instagram had made two-factor available to a select group of users previously, the extra layer of protection is now available to all, meaning you, meaning it's time to fiddle with some settings.
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If the terms of the loans are fixed, the government would no longer be able to fiddle with them, as George Osborne, then chancellor, did with a different generation of student loans in 2015.
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You don't have to live within ten miles of a broadcast station, sit the rabbit ears on the TV, and fiddle with your setup for 20 minutes just to get a little less static.
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I had to fiddle with the placement of the point a little bit due to the unaccommodating shape of my apartment, but the good news is, you can do that without any real fuss.
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The weight certainly brings into question just how well the HyperAdapt work as running shoes — and whether not having to fiddle with laces justifies the extra bulk for people who move around a lot.
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The trick, at least for me, is to wander off, fiddle with another part of the puzzle, and then sneak back and give a good tug on that clue when Ms. Weintraub isn't looking.
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As they try on fancy clothes and fiddle with wide-screen televisions and top-of-the-line sound equipment, the young rebels prove themselves to be perfect citizens of the system they supposedly hate.
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If you do not want to fiddle with the URL yourself, make note of the time you want the clip to start playing in the time counter at the bottom of the video window.
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There's a twisty flute sample, but this isn't the fatalistic drug-hell of "Mask Off"—you'll find Cordae advocating for prayer while explaining that he paints pictures and other MCs just fiddle with crayons.
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With those other headphones, if I want to switch from my iPhone to my iPad, I just hit play on the device I want to use instead of having to fiddle with audio source settings.
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The only real hassle I ran into was that Civ 6 didn't automatically detect the eGPU, which meant I had to fiddle with the graphics settings and relaunch the game several times until it did.
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And though it's completely unnecessary, I love being able to drop my phone on a wireless charger at work or at home instead of needing to plug fiddle with a cable and plug it in.
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Image: Apple Along with its duties of maintaining copies of important news, literature, scientific information, and old MySpace pages, the Internet Archive also loves to create emulations for you to fiddle with inside your browser.
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These animals don't suffer from Alzheimer's disease—no non-human animal is known to—so experimenters fiddle with an animal's genome to force the buildup of amyloid plaques similar to those in afflicted human brains.
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I got married in October 2018, and there isn't a day that goes by when I don't look at (and fiddle with) my wedding ring and think about how much I enjoyed my wedding day.
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As a preteen he would sequester himself in his room for hours to fiddle with the budget computer, writing elementary software on analog cassettes and exploring the nascent online realm with a 300-baud modem.
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The great news for "Jagged Little Pill," and for us, is that its creative team, led by the director Diane Paulus, did more than just fiddle with a show that, though blurry, was already entertaining.
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It's really easy to set up, and you don't have to fiddle with your current OS, but it does limit the performance and features of Linux (because it's not being run from your main hard drive).
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Each makes business sense — especially the modernized four-inch phone model, the iPhone SE. Both seemed to work well in the few minutes I had to fiddle with them, and I'll have reviews of them soon.
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Removing direct control of interest rates from politicians, who were inclined to fiddle with them for electoral gain, has made for a better-run, more stable economy in Britain, as it has in many other countries.
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We pulled the numbers for a single person with no children — but you can fiddle with it to see what that might be for a two-family household, one parent and one child, and so on.
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Each makes business sense — especially the modernized 4-inch phone model, the iPhone SE. Both seemed to work well in the few minutes I had to fiddle with them, and I'll have reviews of them soon.
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Inside the camera is a Bluetooth radio that allows the camera to pair to your phone, letting you to fiddle with the manual controls in a way that's not previously been possible with instant film cameras.
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If you're going to fiddle with canon it's very challenging to do it with arguably the most beloved character in the franchise's history, especially when only die-hard fans are likely watching on CBS All Access.
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When the rods are red, a server with a pair of tongs will lay some meat down on the screen, return periodically to fiddle with it and eventually decide when it is ready to be eaten.
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He says in reality it won't be fully automated, at least while developers fiddle with the settings to make sure they are getting the resources they need without over-provisioning and paying for more than they need.
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But where Gnog adds a lot to the enjoyment of its puzzles by turning them into toys you can fiddle with, Vignettes goes in the opposite direction: it starts as a toy before turning into a puzzle.
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Not only will museum visitors be able to sit inside both halves of the car and fiddle with their dashboard bits, they'll also be able to hear recordings of the V8s that powered both models at idle.
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Trying to fiddle with a breast pump when you're exhausted and your breasts feel like they're about to burst is kind of like trying to assemble Ikea furniture when you're drunk: frustrating, potentially painful, and probably ineffective.
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This new development will let players to fiddle with customization settings, open friendly fire, or even stage duels between two players that can then be live-streamed, a feature not yet available on the game, reported Forbes.
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While my friends in high school were exchanging BBM pins and AIM-like texts, I had a Pantech Duo, whose biggest advantage was I could flip it and fiddle with it in class like a fidget spinner.
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From teaming over complex science projects like building a real electrical transformer to giving him his first experience programming computers, Don had been the one to bring home early computers for his tech-curious son to fiddle with.
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That means you'll be able to drop it on any Qi pad and recharge both your phone and the case without ever having to fiddle with cables or constantly put your phone in and out of the case.
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If you were biking, you could probably get a helmet or whatever else you needed (a jacket or other compressable item) strapped in there if you were willing to fiddle with the little metal hooks, but I wasn't.
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Engineer Ari Vaniderstine tweeted a link to a Glitch project called Nelson this morning, which is a browser application that lets Spotify users fiddle with various inputs in the recommendation API and make their own algorithmically generated playlists.
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I watched him poke at the stitched leather dash, loudly compliment the comfiness of the seats and fiddle with the nine-speaker Bose sound system EQ. "I am super impressed with the Cruze, man," he admitted to me.
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So, for the new study, which was published in January in Frontiers in Endocrinology, researchers in Australia decided to ask a group of world-class race walkers if they could fiddle with their food for a few weeks.
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Their members would no sooner slouch onto the stage and tune and fiddle with their valves and keys than a company of actors would amble onstage and fidget with their props or collars before the lights go down.
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But it proved even more cumbersome to fiddle with a tiny watch screen at a red light than taking my phone out for 15 seconds, so I almost never use it for that (or really anything else except notifications).
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Every genre has known characters and expected narrative trajectories; to fiddle with the genre (changing the backdrop, the time period, the aesthetic, the expected ending) works to either confirm or revise the way we expect the world to work.
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There's still a little clicker cap to fiddle with and a single button for some functions, it still charges inside the phone's silo, and it still does basic tilt detection when you use it to draw on the screen.
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It has always seemed to me a way of noting a deficit without being vicious about it — a description of the bumbling sitcom dad who tries to fiddle with a circuit breaker and plunges the entire house into darkness.
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The feature works in both wired and wireless modes, meaning, for the latter, you can kick back in your chair and fiddle with the document or file you have open on your computer, but right in hand on an iPad.
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The demo gives you a minute to get oriented—fiddle with the stereo or toss around empty soda cans with the pair of disembodied hands you control with the Move sticks—before you're swarmed by a rival gang on motorcycles.
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You just need to fiddle with a few things, this logic suggests — like allowing pregnant women to park closer to their offices, or find a partner who knows how to do laundry — and the best women will rise to the top.
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If you want the clothes for a special occasion, you can be confident Amazon will get them to you in time, and you won't have to fiddle with getting a box and shipping label if you want to send something back.
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Worse, towards the end of my tests, it failed completely, and my only solution was to fiddle with the teeny tiny wires that connect the gimbal to the drone's guts or to contact DJI to get the camera working correctly.
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My drive up to Connecticut gave me ample time to familiarize myself with the nicely designed climate control interface (it was an unseasonably cold Fall day) and fiddle with the electric seat controls to try to make myself more comfortable.
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CHESTER, Vt. — The way A J Jackson tells it, he kept his head ducked down and pretended to fiddle with his cellphone as he walked into the boys' bathroom and headed for a stall at Green Mountain Union High School here.
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The performers of all ages — a child, teenagers, young adults, and much older adults — recline on towels, fiddle with their smart phones, read books; they are languid vacationers on a curiously unstuck and isolated beach which could be pretty much anywhere.
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And you can fiddle with the amount of detail visible in both the Highlights (bright areas) and the Shadows (dark parts) of the image, as well as the Contrast, which is the scale difference between the photo's light and dark tones.
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"We don't know how much the Chinese fiddle with their own figures, but expect for them to be accurate directionally, at least — meaning they're a good way to detect some trends even if the absolute numbers [are] dubious," Cramer said.
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But worse because if you touch your hair or fiddle with your hair more or you're about to go put it in a ponytail or something like that, I would say you're at risk of knocking them out of your ears.
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But if you want to break it down and take it apart and put it back together to try and create the most perfect pop song ever that has the best arrangement it possibly can... Well, you can fiddle with things too much.
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This sometimes means you're forced to fiddle with the position of each gadget to ensure it's receiving a charge, or else you run the risk that you come back minutes or hours later only to find your gadget still gasping for juice.
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The app also helps you connect to smart-home devices, set reoccurring alarms and fiddle with settings, and, naturally, offers access to a wealth of Amazon content — because, let's be honest, that's really the whole point of the company's big Alexa play.
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Stating the obvious, Schiller described situations where a screen isn't necessary and voice controls are better — like when you're driving and can't fiddle with your phone or dashboard, or when you want to control your music from across the room without getting up.
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There are probably a half-dozen times a day I want to move some tiny piece of text or an image between my Mac and my phone, and with Sierra I won't have to fiddle with AirDrop or whatever to make that happen.
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In plain English, this means that the attacker simply needed to fiddle with the code that gets sent to Twitter when posting something to trick the social network into posting the tweet as somebody else—all without having to hack anyone's account.
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The hair-styling (shave, color, wash, grow—it's really tactile, and hugely satisfying to just fiddle with) toy was a domestic success, but the team knew that they needed to go beyond Sweden to really guarantee longevity for the Toca Boca brand.
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The new work also returns to Western painting's reliance on illusion, but through a side door: The surfaces sometimes appear to be put through a digital printer rather than painted and, as the show's title suggests, they fiddle with our field of vision.
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Rather than inch all the stories forward in the same hour, it can fiddle with structure, like tracking three decades of experimentation on a host version of Jim Delos, or taking a detour to exotic locales like Shogun World or the Raj.
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Any attempt to fiddle with results after the fact — a serious concern among officials and experts who are working to secure the 21 election — would most likely be spotted by caucusgoers who know the outcome of an event in which they took part.
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Sure, it's a fad and everyone and their mother seem to have one, but that doesn't mean you should deny your urge to fiddle with this trendy toy for hours on end—you just need to find the right one for you.
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Best Buy stores are hardly stunning, but they are, in a way that they weren't a decade ago, welcoming: They're full of places to fiddle with gadgets and have staff members who are knowledgeable, passionate, and take pleasure at explaining and demonstrating.
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"Hack the Pentagon" kicked off in April with a monthlong trial program that attracted 1,400 so-called white hackers to fiddle with Department of Defense websites on the hunt for weak points that could be exploited to steal data or jam systems.
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You can semi-blame it on friendly neighbor George, who gave Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca (Mandy Moore) his trusty old Crock-Pot, which he explained to them had a switch that you kinda had to fiddle with, but no worries, it still works.
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Now, there are ways to fiddle with the numbers to make a three-year cut feasible -- the JCT projects it would add $6 billion to the deficit after the budget window, a number that, while large, can be likely be made up through various ways.
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"It's an opportune time for China to fiddle with the knobs and to do so in a way that builds economic ties and offers a new market for 'Belt and Road' partners," said Even Pay, senior agriculture analyst at Beijing-based advisory firm China Policy.
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Whether that's walking down Fifth Avenue enjoying an ice cream cone on a sweltering hot day or mountain biking off some cliff, the Hover Camera wants to be right there next to you without you needing to fiddle with complicated remote controls to fly it.
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Once the company portal was accessed, a user could fiddle with employee data, and even sneak around to steal employee's usernames and passwords, according to security researcher and blogger Brian Krebs, whose call to Equifax about the issue led to the portal being taken down.
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"I'm used to sitting where I can fiddle with the climate controls," Stephin Merritt, the fifty-three-year-old songwriter and composer, said the other day from the back seat of a Subaru Forester belonging to Claudia Gonson, his Magnetic Fields bandmate and longtime manager.
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If you want to post and experience Twitter without having to fiddle with S.M.S. codes or manually search for content — but are not quite up to being a public presence in the Twitterverse — you can also create a protected account instead of a public one.
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And if you're using Microsoft's Bitlocker, you're going to have to fiddle with some additional settings to make it more secure (it's worth noting that flaws in SSDs recently allowed researchers to bypass Bitlocker's encryption.) Apple doesn't retain the capability of unlocking your devices.
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Pandora says the feature could be particularly useful in certain scenarios — like when you're working out at the gym and don't have time to fiddle with your music, or when you're hosting a party but don't want to stop your conversations to play DJ, for example.
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Instead, you probably know a lot of these songs, and, aware of that, Kirlan Labarrie plays them with confident deftness, making it work by creating an off-the-cuff, more personal vibe, like you're right there in the room watching him fiddle with Traktor on a laptop.
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Given Bagehot's disdain for those who fiddle with footnotes, it is hardly surprising that he gives no evidence for his claim that academic historians have neglected the study of politics, power and nation states in favour of the marginal, the poor and everyday life (July 20th).
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You can do a lot on the watch itself, though you're going to need to utilize the smartphone app from time to time, including set up, any time you need to fiddle with notifications and other settings and when the time comes to change watch faces and add apps.
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As a very short primer, CRISPR-associated proteins (in this instance, specifically proteins known as Cas1 and Cas2) act as a DNA version of a computer's Ctrl-X tool, allowing scientists to pinpoint specific segments of DNA, cut them out, fiddle with them and even replace them altogether.
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But she's even more striking as a guitarist, running a thick, rockish sound through a harmonic palette that suits both a Berklee dropout who audited master classes after she couldn't afford tuition and a Texan who got hip to passing chords playing backup fiddle with her musical family.
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I thought back to all the times I had to break off plans or stay in because my rigid new sleep pattern was too brittle to fiddle with, and couldn't help but look at the glowing reports a bit like the unsolicited pharmaceutical offers in my spam folder.
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It's also built a mobile app and is working to integrate with Slack — environments where you don't have time to fiddle with a bunch of different filters or browse a bunch of different pages, so a search product needs to understand complex queries and surface the most important information from documents.
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Instead you'll need to set aside a little time and fiddle with your phone on your lunch break or while watching TV. If you do take the time these are the best ways to move all the garbage off your notification screen and get all the crucial information back on it.
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But as they began to fiddle with sources and platforms, they figured out what worked for them, whether it was podcasts, videos, briefings and other shorter ways of getting news; apps like Flipboard that aggregate a number of sources; or watching satirical news to relax after reading too much "real" news.
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It's also slim enough to walk through the turnstiles at metro stations in Washington, D.C. At the end of a long day of traveling, the last thing you want to do is fiddle with a Wi-Fi-enabled baby monitor and figure out how to prop it up on a bedside table.
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The ability to listen to music on the go, or leave the phone at home while I run was alright, but with the interface being confusing (as described above), I doubt many users will be ready to fiddle with the watch's options beyond choosing a workout type and tapping on it to start.
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There's a general server for streaming in San Francisco, one for Netflix and Hulu also in San Francisco, and one for BBC iPlayer located in Hampshire, UK. Users looking for lots of settings to adjust and fiddle with should look elsewhere, as this is one of the most bare-bones VPNs around.
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It will be the last term he is allowed by the constitution and, while he may try to fiddle with the rules, as his neighbour Xi Jinping has done in China, or continue running the country from an unofficial post, the longer his autocratic rule goes on the more dangerous any future transition becomes.
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The perimeter of each ear cup is a rotating dial, with the right one handling volume (in increments of 7 percent on Windows) and the left one stepping through the 13 different levels of NC. The rotation has a satisfying friction to it that makes me want to fiddle with each dial just because it's fun.
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Ring Video Doorbell 2, $129, available at Best BuyVideo doorbells might sound weird to give as a gift, but this one makes a perfect present because there's nothing intimidating about the setup process — it's entirely battery-powered, so your friend doesn't need to fiddle with any wires, and they can stick it onto their door in about five minutes.
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Two teams of researchers—one at the University of Birmingham in the UK, TU Graz in Vienna, KU Leuven in Belgium and another at the Technische Universität Darmstadt in Germany and the University of California—have found a new technique that can allow hackers to fiddle with the voltage of Intel chips to cause them to leak information stored using Intel's Secure Guard Extensions feature.
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