Both his books are freely available under Creative Commons licences.
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The product became widely (and freely) available the next year.
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These were records that were freely available at the time.
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Having a portable, freely available energy source seems within reach.
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The audio feed is freely available on the ECB's website.
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The novel coronavirus is a freely available pathogen spreading like wildfire.
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That the film continues to reward viewers in its freely available .
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An online live stream will be freely available to all on CNN.com.
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Yes, there are cultural downsides to so much porn being freely available.
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Books are freely available in a library at Zuccotti Park on Oct.
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As of today, the CareKit software framework is freely available on GitHub.
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In fact, the algorithm and sample data sets are freely available online.
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Also, the group asked that the data be made more freely available.
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It's unclear how long the database was freely available and visible online.
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An online live stream will be freely available to all at FoxNews.com.
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Also, this information was freely available on La Croix's website the whole time.
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After peer review, research should also be freely available for all to read.
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It's all standard practice in other industries—and the information is freely available.
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Anti-Soros material is a globalized, freely available, and adaptable open-source weapon.
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Social Mapper is licensed as free software, and it's freely available on GitHub.
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The camera design and stitching software will be freely available online this summer.
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At M.D. Anderson, administrators are tightening controls to make data less freely available.
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The previously paid mobile games will now be freely available through Khan Academy.
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It was developed by Duo Security and was made freely available last year.
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The NHS does make the same information freely available on its website, of course.
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Importantly, all translations generated in this way will be freely available to the public.
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Since 2005, SXSW has made music from participating artists freely available as MP3 downloads.
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Perhaps because so many classics are freely available at the click of a mouse.
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Android, Google's mobile operating system, which Huawei uses, is open-source and freely available.
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It's planned to work somewhat like Find a Grave, with freely available, crowdsourced information.
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On the day of our interview, that screen, which is made freely available at Magicformulatinvesting.
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The "beach butlers" are at your service, and kayaks and snorkel gear are freely available.
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This is particularly the case if the data is made freely available for research purposes.
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Nintendo also intends to make that guide freely available online at some point in November.
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She has presented her findings at MEDASSET's biennial conference, and makes her data freely available.
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However, she found the company's "higher mission" attractive: "to make the world's information freely available."
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So far, Loveland has put 133 million of them online and made them freely available.
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The database of sounds, titled "Greatest Hits," has been made freely available for other researchers.
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Second, consider a mouse or hamster in a cage, with food and water freely available.
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They'll still run Android, which is at its core open-source software that's freely available.
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That level of expertise in the White House is now no longer as freely available.
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But there's a catch: Facebook basically decides what content is freely available to these users.
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The dozens of confirmed cases in Singapore in January reflect widespread and freely available testing.
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The dozens of confirmed cases in Singapore in January reflect widespread and freely available testing.
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The estimated 1 billion gigabytes of data that the project produces will be made freely available.
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And today they're sharing the first peek at these cells in a freely available public database.
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Wikipedia's founding goal is to make knowledge freely available online in as many languages as possible.
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The hope is that Pan-STARRS's freely available data will make a big contribution to astronomy.
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Now, NASA is making all of that data freely available online for professional and amateur astronomers.
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Many commentators are wondering anew why such a dangerous weapon is freely available for civilian purchase.
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The building blocks for business software or smartphone apps are freely available as open-source code.
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Thanks to Wilson, but pending court approval, the schematics will be freely available on the internet.
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"There's been no good freely available decompiler until now," Hutchins told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Six "broadside" maps from the publication are freely available to museum visitors and in nearby communities.
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If an instructor makes a course freely available to students online, Teachable doesn't charge them at all.
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This, the researchers argue, presents freely-available and easy-to-access distorted science to millions of readers.
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Baidu made its Apollo self-driving car platform freely available to the auto industry earlier this year.
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It's worth stressing that Google is only making the API freely available for building prototypes for now.
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The morning-after pill is freely available on supermarket shelves for less than a dollar a pack.
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Today, via the app, they are freely available to most people living or working in central London.
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The IP address block owned by the North Carolina General Assembly is freely available information, after all.
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When official supplies ran out, they would get it sent from Germany, where it was freely available.
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The device costs $285 new and the generic proof-of-concept backdoor is freely available on GitHub.
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For their part, BA is making the label freely available to those who qualify to brandish it.
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Until now, the company has brought in no revenue as its mobile applications were made freely available.
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Once freely available by the carton loads, they were now replaced by miniature "No Smoking" signs indoors.
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Details ... The rule would define "valuable information" as information that: Is not freely available to the public.
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Most of us take for granted the oxygen we breathe, freely available to us wherever we are.
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Flickr hosts some of the world's most iconic, most priceless photos, freely available to the entire world.
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But, recently a small group of states have decided to make breach information freely available to the public.
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With freemium models, there are often tricky issues related to export controls because the software is freely available.
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The app's code is freely available for experts to inspect for flaws or back doors in its security.
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Troops' platform and bot (the products of a stealthy til now company) are now freely available to use.
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Mr Ek says making data freely available helps artists use the platform better, which in turn benefits Spotify.
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They point out that a lot of this technology, like autonomous navigation and small drones, are freely available.
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Adding it to the Alexa app is the first time it'll be freely available on almost any device.
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More and more people really want science research to be freely available, and publishers are starting to listen.
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These reports, which are freely available online, include notes about deficiencies and problems that happened during the process.
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While Hadoop itself is open source and freely available, Cloudera and Hortonworks abstract away most of the infrastructure.
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Mr. McRobbie said the 3-D models would be "freely available online" by the university's bicentennial in 2020.
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These anti-drone measures still have a way to go before they're freely available to the general public.
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His drug of choice: Tramadol, a highly addictive opioid, cheap and freely available over the counter in Syria.
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" The group adamantly makes the claim: "Addiction affects many of us: buprenorphine should be freely available to all.
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Hand sanitizers are freely available in shopping malls and office buildings, where people's temperatures are also checked electronically.
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Hand sanitizers are freely available in shopping malls and office buildings, where people's temperatures are also checked electronically.
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This commodity that we had taken for granted was no longer freely available, and we needed to adapt.
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The data was sold on the dark web, and then were made freely available for anyone to download.
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The scientists made the data freely available prior to publishing their work so that other researchers might access it.
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And they want others to check the data, so they've made it and the computer code freely available online.
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Best of all, thanks to grant funding, the data are freely available — a godsend to cash-starved aid agencies.
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Worried that Facebook collects too much information on you and makes it too freely available to advertisers and others?
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But it does call into question some of the unintentional side effects of making the contraceptive more freely available.
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Like the airwaves used for Wi-Fi, that means the bandwidth is freely available for all manner of uses.
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Tesla shares sold short now stand at 3893 million, or 25 percent of freely available shares, S3 Partners said.
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Imagine emergency managers dealing with natural disasters like tornadoes, floods and hurricanes without freely available, accurate, timely weather information.
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It found that no fewer than 4,152 items fitting those criteria were freely available to buy on Amazon's storefront.
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Ehmke is far from the first to write a license aimed at stopping harmful uses of freely available code.
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"LabMD then left it there, freely available, for 11 months, leading to the unauthorized disclosure of the information," it added.
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Amassing a few thousand fans of freely available work is hard enough, never mind persuading some of them to pay.
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Nor has anyone else yet build Daydream compatible headsets, even though Google said it was making the schematics freely available.
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Best of all, they've made the instructions to building your very own Doggo fully and freely available to the public.
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Microsoft had promised a beta period, but it appears the app is freely available in the US App Store today.
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Previously paid applications, by joining Khan Academy, Duck Duck Moose's applications will now be made freely available, broadening their reach.
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Sarco is an open-source technology and the design will be made freely available on the internet once it's completed.
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In other words, he helped open the can of worms that contained today's freely available and nearly unbreakable encryption methods.
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And how would we know the monkey wouldn't want its image to be made freely available via the public domain?
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But to make so much material from a writer whose work is still under copyright freely available online is unusual.
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Not everyone believes that our information should be freely available as long as we agree to the terms of use.
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Collaborating on freely available code enables companies and programmers to pool resources to solve common problems and avoid reinventing the wheel.
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E.A.L.—as well as a freely available ad blocking detection script to help publishers stymie potential threats to their revenue streams.
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It's an invaluable tool, which is why Summers has made sure that all the data his lab produces is freely available.
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There should be a statute of limitations defining a date when the right lapses, and the censored information is freely available.
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The idea behind it is as simple as it is profound: a resource freely available to all will be used inefficiently.
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Rovio was slow to respond to a shift to freely available games that make revenue from in-game purchases and advertising.
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Starry doesn't want to deal with costly things like buying up wireless spectrum, so it's using airwaves that are freely available.
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Entertainment, the great social narcotic, is now more varied, more stimulating and more freely available than at any time in history.
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But Rovio was slow to respond to a shift to freely available mobile games that make revenue from in-game purchases.
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The Mirai software is freely available on the internet, meaning any hacker state-sponsored or otherwise could be behind today's DDoS.
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"I attended the White House during a tour, for which tickets are freely available to the public," Casey tweeted Wednesday evening.
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He said victims' relatives could not understand "why it is that radicalizing material continues to be freely available on the internet".
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He contends that much of the information that investors need is freely available in news releases, government statements and social media.
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"Sleep is one of the most powerful, freely available health care systems you could ever wish for," Dr. Walker told me.
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We make this freely available and in different presentation forms because different generations have different ways of how they process information.
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As a filmmaker whom I deeply respect recently reminded me, not every artist can afford to make their work freely available.
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The Commission expects the new right to increase publishers' revenues, though they can still decide to make their content freely available.
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When an escape involves sophisticated resources that are not freely available in a prison, the investigation will turn to the staff.
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It was the summer, when psychotropic plants and psychedelic herbs were freely available, and appeared to be momentarily authorized by the state.
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People with clinical depression often have less serotonin freely available, and SSRIs boost these levels, helping treat the condition to some extent.
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Rather, it assigns each subscriber an antenna that — like a library card — can be used to obtain whatever broadcasts are freely available.
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For academic researchers, the patent battle has fewer implications, as CRISPR will probably still be freely available for university labs to use.
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You can save recipes in a cookbook that gets synced across devices, but only recipes that are freely available on the web.
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The first episodes of all five shows were made freely available during Seeso's beta, which has now wrapped with today's public launch.
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The day before my final book was published, I found out that it had been already pirated and was freely available online.
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What's really interesting is that it seems as though the company will be making these tools "freely available" in the near future.
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Yet before printing and literacy made it freely available, the Quran was read by only religious authorities or recited by bored schoolboys.
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Much of this data is freely available from the Landsat program, which has been imaging Earth's surface with various satellites since 1972.
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Open-source software is simply software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed and modified.
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The media industry has often accused Google of making money at its expense by making its content freely available via Google News.
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Henderson's solution was to adopt the freely available and widely recognized brand of the moon and build an entertainment complex around it.
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The award was founded partly to commemorate Aaron Swartz, a former MIT student who also believed that academic papers should be freely available.
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While Pildis grieved the loss of Jewish lives in her home, in the darker, though freely available, corners of the internet, people celebrated.
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After a short, invite-only beta period, the artistic photo-filter app Prisma is now freely available to everyone on Google's Play store.
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If the problem of freely available VR experience was to be solved, then people will eagerly engage in this more fluid, interactive experience.
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But those versions were shared widely by Nakamoto at the time of release, and are already freely available from the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute.
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And our private information — already clearly at risk, given the large quantity of data breaches of late — is now even more freely available.
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But as long as the report is freely available online from the Department of Justice, why would anyone buy one of their own?
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The company makes this freely available for researchers to tinker with, and although it's not a commercial system, it's not far from one.
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LG just released an open-sourced version of webOS that's freely available to anyone that wants to download and poke around the code.
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The articles were previously only available to subscribers or by buying individually, but Pringle said he had requested CUP make them freely available.
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But here's what bothers me: The hacking tools identified by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security are freely available on the internet.
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Even RELX now allows open access for some of its journals and uses Creative Commons licenses to mark works that are freely available.
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But how, then, could this freely available software produce damage in the millions, as first alleged, and later in the hundreds of thousands?
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One night, he was wandering alone in a private room of Limelight, a club in a deconsecrated church notorious for freely available drugs.
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The index, which is being made freely available, contains data from 73 countries at launch — including China, South Korea, Italy, UK and USA.
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These efforts could be supported by high-quality, multilingual video repositories like Science Animations Without Borders, which is freely-available for educational purposes.
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In response, Mr. Wilson said he would sell the files and mail them to buyers rather than make the blueprints freely available online.
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The app developed by Washington State will be freely available indefinitely to any government agency globally, including those that are not ServiceNow customers.
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The three-minute clips produced in partnership with new media company ATTN are no more compelling than any freely available videos on the web.
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Other "freely-available" tools are also employed like Mimikatz, which is often used maliciously to change privileges, export security certificates, and recover Windows passwords.
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And then, once it was up there and freely available on this thing with huge distribution, what did that do to your subscription business?
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Wikipedia was founded with the aim of making knowledge freely available around the world — but right now, it's mostly making it available in English.
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For context, even though Nest was not breached, customers may be vulnerable because their email addresses and passwords are freely available on the internet.
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They attempt to state that such a license where the source code is freely available, but use cases are limited, are "not open source".
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After premiering as part of Sundance Film Festival's outstanding New Frontier exhibit, Dear Angelica is now freely available to watch on the Oculus Rift.
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The store will, of course, have all sorts of Razer products available for perusal, but more importantly it will offer freely available gaming stations.
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The data from Copernicus will also be freely available so scientists, government bodies, and other individuals and institutions can find new uses for it.
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For the time being, Google, Facebook and other firms are making much of their AI source code and research freely available in any case.
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That's possible because the Android operating system is "open source," which means it's freely available to adopt and use the base Android operating system.
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To bring about real and lasting change, we must execute at scale so that programs like P-TECH are freely available to every student.
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Still, Oliver's project stands apart for its easily replicable (the list of project components and code are all freely available online) and scalable design.
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The roads data came freely available topographic mapping datasets from Geoscience Australia, which is the same data that's used to make regular paper maps.
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It's quite amazing that women living in one part of Britain are treated as criminals for accessing services that are freely available to others.
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It essentially envisions public day care and preschool as an extension of the public school system: freely available to all citizens regardless of their income.
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Each of these projects is open source, which means its code is freely available for anyone to look at or use as they see fit.
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Though the software is now freely available, Google says it's still considering user feedback in terms of rolling out Family Link's next set of features.
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Udacity today announced a new partnership with Google that will make a number of career courses freely available to recent graduates and mid-career professionals.
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As you can tell from the name, it's open source: Code is freely available to view and can be freely used and edited by anyone.
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But for those without access to electronic measuring equipment, there are a number of freely available oscilloscope emulators online that can also run 'Plonat Atek.'
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Americans allow this because we as a whole are shamefully and willfully ignorant of the basics of Islam, even though the information is freely available.
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Like Wikipedia, the site had very specific editorial policies, a focus on spreading freely available information, a distinct mission, and an army of volunteer editors.
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Capital One was made aware of its enormous data breach by someone who emailed the company after seeing details of the hack freely available online.
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Less than a week after launching an app to track potential exposure to the coronavirus, Singapore is making the technology freely available to developers worldwide.
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Privacy confuses me, beyond my simplest understanding, which is that individuals prefer, to different degrees, that information about them not be freely available to others.
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Today's researchers can train their algorithms on millions of freely available selfies, but Panoramic would have to build its database from scratch, photo by photo.
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He made them freely available to researchers and journalists — a surprising decision at a company long known for caution about what information it makes public.
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Our partnership means that the film and a complementary curriculum will be freely available to nearly 500,000 teachers and the millions of students they teach.
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The Nigerian diaspora in Norway is not large (though Nigerian disaporas elsewhere could benefit from the programme too, depending on how freely available the books are).
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As with OpenAI's other work, the paper describing the results is freely available, as are some of the tools they used to create and test Dactyl.
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Similarly, how can a society where all is freely available avoid the tragedy of the commons, the trap of resource depletion caused by unchecked over-consumption?
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Dream premiered as an installation at the 2016 International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) DocLab, and was recently made freely available online and for VR headsets.
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But the changes have concerned open-internet activists and online archivists, who say that access to freely available images is important to the larger internet community.
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After the shows run for nine months only on HBO, they'll then be made freely available to PBS, the program's home for the past 45 years.
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But even as some companies build multibillion-dollar businesses atop freely available code, other open source projects are the work of hobbyists in their free time.
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In the age of deep fakes, gun-toting drones, and freely available militarized malware, the next incarnation of Aum might not be so easy to stop.
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The company made deals that were struck before the 2008 financial crisis with the help of freely available debt, only to struggle when business slowed down.
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For one, an iPad costs around $400 (a little more or a little less, depending on the model), meaning these lessons are far from freely available.
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My thinking is this: University education should not only be free to all, but it should also be made freely available to those in our prisons.
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The source for the web version of SoundBow is open and freely available from the Chrome Experiment's Github repository, where users can tweak and fork it.
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In response, Mr. Wilson said he would sell the files and mail them to buyers instead of making them freely available on his website, Defense Distributed.
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This freely available data set is machine-readable, so researchers can create and apply natural-language processing algorithms, and hopefully accelerate the discovery of a vaccine.
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Although certain programs may be restricted, it's often the case that the underlying research is freely available online, allowing engineers to recreate any software for themselves.
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In 2000, a rough draft of the human genome sequence was made freely available online, followed three years later by a more complete, high-resolution version.
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The group released a freely available version of FloodNet, which other activists could use to launch their own protests, just after midnight on New Year's Eve 1998.
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The carrier is 86 percent owned by the government, with another 8.8 percent belonging to Japan's ANA Holdings, meaning very few shares are freely available for trading.
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The carrier is 86 percent owned by the government, with another 8.8 percent belonging to Japan's ANA Holdings, meaning very few shares are freely available for trading.
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On March 23rd it followed this up by announcing that it will pay the cost of putting such research in one particular repository of freely available papers.
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Currently, the game is freely available for download on the App Store and on Google Play but offers in-app purchases for additional items and power-ups.
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While the researchers have made their findings freely available through open source licenses, they're hoping to commercialize the technology by selling their bioprinters and materials and reagents.
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In Hong Kong, services like Google, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram are all freely available but are blocked in mainland China by the country's so-called Great Firewall.
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Ownership data is freely available to the people that need it, the regulators and law enforcement officials, and is now automatically exchanged under the common reporting standard.
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You can, of course, deny those requests, but for public figures or those whose name or contact information is more freely available, this can be a problem.
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In court, Lundgren pleaded guilty but argued that the value of the discs was zero, as the software was made freely available online to restore broken computers.
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There would be a kind of poetic justice for the Wu-Tang album to be set free and made freely available to the American public at large.
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Charles Dunlop, founder and chief executive of Ambry, said he was approached by drug companies, but decided to make the company's data freely available to expedite research.
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Instead, deepfakes uses open-source machine learning tools like TensorFlow, which Google makes freely available to researchers, graduate students, and anyone with an interest in machine learning.
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Imagine that the infrastructure powering this was freely available as open source, so any organisation in the world could implement their own version if they wanted to.
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The upside is supposed to be that the open access model means science papers are freely available to all, since they're published under a Creative Commons license.
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At the same time, the proliferation of increasingly sophisticated and freely available open-source software provided many of the building blocks upon which to build a startup.
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"The core of these technologies is international and freely available," said Mr. Edelman, who was a special assistant for economic and technology policy under President Barack Obama.
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The YouTuber, known as iFake, used freely-available deepfake software to de-age characters played by the likes of Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci.
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As wildfires rip through Northern California, costing lives and destroying property, the commercial satellite company DigitalGlobe has made extraordinarily detailed satellite imagery of the region freely available.
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After seeing that the service worked, Mr. Anderson made it freely available to anyone; it works with landlines (with conference call or three-way calling service) and cellphones.
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Never mind the complaints from some customers that the newsletters and research papers he hawks via publishing company Agora Financial offer obvious information that's otherwise freely available online.
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Eighteen U.S. states have proposed a 'right to repair' act, forcing manufacturers to make information and spare parts freely available to device owners and third-party repair shops.
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The conflict centered on a long-standing row over payments for newspaper content, which Google makes freely available via its online platforms Google News, YouTube and other services.
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The Rosetta probe captured nearly 100,000 images over the course of its mission, all of which are now freely available to the public in a single Rosetta archive.
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If you have a Roku, the Roku Channel will have the speech freely available, and you can also tune in to the CNNgo and CBS News apps there.
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Although there is something to the argument that it may detract from the charm of the originals to have copies freely available, it's surely more blessing than curse.
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The scientists said the freely available data could help countries sharing the same river to monitor their neighbors' dams or help planning by U.N. agencies to prevent floods.
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The videos were still freely available on YouTube, but patrons got access to an exclusive feed of updates, first dibs on live concert tickets, and other small perks.
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On the other hand, it's equally likely that China is just screwing with the president-elect, since all of this technology is freely available on the open market.
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And, as the Guardian reports, it just feels like the best-bang-for-your-buck that makes you feel full in a place devoid of freely available food.
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Because data as a resource is more freely available than ever before, the ability to create an AI ecosystem is obtainable by anybody willing to work toward it.
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But the software will also be made freely available as open source — and will be "readily usable" by any site that uses the MediaWiki software, according to KTH.
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And it has created new knowledge that the United States continues to make freely available to anyone and everyone in the world who wishes to learn from it.
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Look no further than the recent discovery of what's known as Collections #1-5, which made 2.2 billion user names and associated passwords freely available on hacker forums.
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The report was also critical of the availability of the medication, which it said was freely available in the trailer used for waxing the skis of the competitors.
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Other challenges could come from Amazon, Alibaba and other companies who might customize an "open source" version of Android that Google has made freely available for public use.
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In addition, a rally in the euro has broadly lifted demand for euro-denominated assets, with short-dated German debt the most freely available because it is widely traded.
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Creating desktop apps in JavaScript lets developers choose from a vast range of freely available code libraries and frameworks, which takes much of the grunt work out of coding.
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It is going from decades of easy money at low- to no- interest rates to a period in which money is not freely available and it costs considerably more.
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Over 16,000 people so far have signed an online petition to save the BBC's recipe archive which includes a library of over 11,000 recipes freely available to the public.
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The first is that Asia's refiners have diversified their crude suppliers, and are likely to continue to take more light grades, even if heavier grades become more freely available.
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For example, many creators make their photos freely available under the condition that their name and a link to their profile or to the original work is also cited.
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These songs also redefined the music industry's relationship with the internet, showing that making music freely available to fans online was a powerful way to build a fan base.
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And despite Jones' podcasts being scrubbed from the iTunes system — and from the Apple-friendly Overcast app — his official Infowars app is still freely available in the App Store.
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Finally, we run Luxmark, a freely available benchmark that works across platforms and processes a 22080D file, using ray tracing, then provides a score, with higher scores being better.
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As for Altman, he'll now be running YC Research, a nonprofit research lab formed by the company last October that will make any IP developed freely available to everyone.
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And last year Facebook announced a partnership with Summit Public Schools, in which the Gates Foundation is an investor, to create personalized learning software and make it freely available.
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Earlier today, Donald Trump tweeted a screenshot from a flight simulator rendering of Redding Airport in California, apparently believing it was a freely available photograph of the airport itself.
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To test this, the court questioned whether posting a hyperlink to protected works freely available on the web constituted "communication to the public," and whether it could be prohibited.
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"It's important to have data that is freely available for the community to use, with clearly consenting participants, and few restrictions on usage," Schroepfer said in the blog post.
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Government science advisers from the US and 11 other countries Friday called on scientific publishers to make all research related to the coronavirus and Covid-19 more freely available.
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"For context, even though Nest was not breached, customers may be vulnerable because their email addresses and passwords are freely available on the internet," Nest wrote to its customers.
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But using freely available tools designed to analyze network traffic, the researcher found it was possible to reveal the information about users as their profiles appeared on his phone.
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Survival made four essays McMaster had written for them freely available to the public this week — a little window into the way the national security adviser sees the world.
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Paraquat is now banned in the EU; China has said it will ban it; distribution is restricted in America; but in many parts of the world it remains freely available.
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Instead, the Corinthian case epitomizes the problems with treating education as a commodity, an individualized product we purchase, instead of a public good that should be freely available to all.
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The technology is open source, and the platform will be made freely available for anyone to use (people building Proxeus apps can monetize them via charging fees based on usage).
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Even for a non-premium user, once someone gets Luminary, we have a good chance of becoming your podcast player and handling all your freely available RSS feeds as well.
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Taken together, the heaving online archive of "In Our Time" is a digital Library of Alexandria, a rich seam of commute-enhancing, dinner-party-reviving wisdom freely available to mine.
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The point Wu-Tang were trying to make, auctioning off a single silver-encased copy of the record, was that music had become devalued because it was so freely available.
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Every last bit of the sequence generated by The Koala Genome Consortium has been dropped into public databases, and is freely available for scientists to pick up, analyse and implement.
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Creative Commons is a significant resource, as it makes creators' works freely available through a variety of copyright licenses that respect how the owner wants them shared and/or attributed.
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Microsoft first made the system available to researchers in March under the name AIX, but this release marks the first time the code has been freely available to the public.
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The reality is that the technology to block ads is widely and freely available and millions are taking advantage of it to create what is unarguably a better web experience.
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They are reluctant to make their channels freely available on the Internet because that would encourage viewers to drop their cable and satellite service and, thus, reduce their licensing revenue.
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In fact, the Semmle solution is freely available to open source programmers to use with their applications, and the company currently analyzes every commit of almost 80,000 open source projects.
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They were plentifully and freely available at my college student health center and served up in a candy bowl at the entrance of the frat house I briefly lived in.
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One of the biggest problems is that the administration of President Donald Trump has acted too slowly, failing to make testing freely available and alienating other governments with travel bans.
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Editor's Note: WPR has made this article, as well as a selection of others from our COVID-19 coverage that we consider to be in the public interest, freely available.
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While Twitter has made its user data mostly freely available to researchers, to determine how misinformation spreads online, Facebook has not, saying that doing so would infringe on privacy online.
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Instead, it's mostly focused on growing its huge network both within and outside the app, possibly because there's a lot of money to be made off of freely available shows.
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Facial recognition technology, along with video and audio analytics and social media, will be used to provide content for a freely available mobile app, with younger audiences mostly in mind.
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Editor's note: WPR has made this article, as well as a selection of others from our COVID-19 coverage that we consider to be in the public interest, freely available.
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Here, in brief, is how the funds are dispersed: The NEA's granting history (in remarkably granular detail) is freely available on its website, for about the past two decades of grants.
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According to Fagin, meteorology has progressed rapidly in the last decade thanks to improved climate modeling derived from the vast amount of data and satellite images that are freely available online.
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He has made Hyperloop, his scheme for 600mph trains running in nearly-airless tubes, freely available for others to tinker with; SpaceX has built a test track at its California headquarters.
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The sort of high-quality imagery that, a couple of decades ago, was the preserve of spies in rich and powerful countries is now freely available to users of Google Maps.
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While a lot of data on the prices of digital currencies is already freely available on several different websites, the deal should provide investors with credible, reliable data on crypto currencies.
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In "Wild Nights" (Basic), Benjamin Reiss, a professor of English at Emory University, writes: Sleep is both a universal need and a freely available resource for all societies and even species.
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PayPal's decision to launch its service in Israel for Israeli bank customers means that it inadvertently made its services freely available to Jewish settlers living illegally in the occupied West Bank.
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Recently a team of computer scientists at the University of Maryland created unCaptcha, a freely available algorithm that can solve audio reCAPTCHAs in a few seconds with over 85 percent accuracy.
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The man was freed from jail in 2002, and launched a legal challenge when he saw that news stories about his crime were freely available in the magazine&aposs online archive.
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All of the exploits for the Pineapple are freely available as downloadable modules on the Pineapple's dashboard and usually only take a single-click to download and install on the device.
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And given the enormous amount of freely available news stories that Apple can pull in, maybe it isn't as concerned with making News Plus — a misnomer, clearly — an all-encompassing news source.
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Although the machine cost roughly $40 million, the MareNostrum supercomputer is freely available to scientists, and has been used for research on areas as diverse as astrophysics, climate modeling, and genome research.
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The researchers describe the project in the latest issue of Science, and, with the help of researchers at UC Santa Cruz, they've made an interactive version of the atlas freely available online.
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"No other family should have to go through this sort of ordeal, traveling halfway around the world to get medication which should be freely available to our desperately ill children," she said.
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But a freely available, edit-able, enhance-able program has been a boon to researchers and businesses—anyone that can benefit from a robust system to point satellites and display their data.
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He's hoping to eventually launch a kind of global game jam to generate new experiences, which will include making the software freely available so anyone can build their own Cathode MK.1.
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If none of the big shots are available, Mercedes have German reserve driver Pascal Wehrlein under long-term contract and freely available since tail-enders Manor have yet to renew his deal.
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As detailed by Mellini in his blog post, he was able to hack the butt plug using a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) scanner developed by Simone Margaritelli and freely available on Github.
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For a while, in 2015 and 2016, he was freely available on TV, proving that he could shoot off his mouth in a Fifth Avenue studio and still not lose his voters.
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He recommends making more spaces available (a proposal has been made to widen the trial to 13,000 places) and reiterates that the aim should be making PrEP freely available on the NHS.
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It finds that, in states with less access to Medicaid, a low-cost health-care scheme for the poor, rates of eviction are higher than in states where it more freely available.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The Scottish parliament on Tuesday is due to approve plans to make sanitary products freely available to all women - the first nation in the world to do so.
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The team at the Defense Forensic Science Center is looking for the best way to distribute the program, but for now, it's freely available to labs that are interested in testing it out.
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Much of the information posted by similar accounts is also freely available, describing the new president's crackdown on scientific agencies, or anecdotal: reports of supposed White House workings already detailed in other publications.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Users who publish content freely available on the internet should get consent from the person behind it, Europe's top court ruled on Tuesday in a boost to the bloc's creative industries.
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One of the biggest reasons, researchers found, was that two-thirds of lower-income respondents that they surveyed didn't know these discounted programs existed, even if they were freely available in their city.
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Facial recognition can be put to some very creepy uses when faceprints are freely available, as we saw with a popular Russian app that summons up names and phone numbers for random passersby.
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To skip all of these complications, Burton could choose from the huge selection of public-domain books, and especially classic children's books, that are freely available and don't come with any copyright headaches.
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Placed throughout City Hall Park, fleeting digital images become tangible in the hands of this young artist, who appropriates freely available imagery from scientific and astronomical websites and prints them on aluminum flats.
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In 2013, he created industry buzz by creating only 1,000 physical copies of his mixtape "Crenshaw," an independent release that sold for $100 at a pop-up shop and was freely available online.
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In 2005, the "float" (the amount of stock freely available to trade) of the S&P 500 was 299.8 billion shares, according to S&P Capital IQ. Today, it's 298.2 billion shares, essentially unchanged.
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The Redmond, Washington-based company also said it would extend its existing promise to defend any customers sued over Azure to include the freely available or 'open source' technology incorporated into its cloud service.
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It will likely use very little data, allowing users with very little bandwidth to be able to do the same sorts of things that someone in a country with fast, freely available internet could.
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In short, should all of the deeply personal information we provide to fitness trackers, healthcare providers, insurance companies, and Tinder be made freely available to the government, just as phone numbers were in 1979?
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Most of the data from American civilian space missions is freely available to both academics and curious amateurs, who were able to scour pictures from a NASA orbiter for signs of the Indian spacecraft.
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With the Met's CC0 release today and updating of its licensing policy, images of the Met's public domain artwork will be freely available online to be reused for any purpose, without restriction under copyright law.
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Eight states, including California and Nevada, have legalized marijuana, already widely approved for medicinal use, for recreational use and some studies show consumers would buy the drug instead of alcohol if it was freely available.
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These days, the service is available to the public, and is freely available for civilian use—with the bill paid for by a combination of the US Department of Defense and the US Transportation Department.
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In the piece, the co-authors argue that porn is "a public hazard of unprecedented seriousness given how freely available, anonymously accessible and easily disseminated pornography is nowadays" — and they use Anthony Weiner as proof.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since the 220s, collector David Rumsey has digitized and made freely available his thousands of historical maps; his site has long been one of the best resources for cartography.
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Together with freely available snacks, each person had the option to eat up to twice as many daily calories as they would likely need to stay at their current weight, based on a preliminary screening.
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And Google, Microsoft and IBM are making AI services such as speech recognition, sentence parsing and image analysis freely available online, allowing startups to combine such building blocks to form new AI products and services.
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If you're particularly keen to have a legal joint in Asia, legend might dictate to try North Korea, where reports have claimed it's freely available and blooming on mountainsides as readily as grass and wheat.
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Pharos's database is aimed primarily aimed at scholars — although it is freely available for all to use — and is dedicated to uploading a work's attribution and provenance as well as conservation, exhibition, and bibliographic histories.
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The Scottish Parliament on Tuesday approved legislation that would make pads and tampons freely available to all who need them at designated public places such as community centers, youth clubs, and pharmacies, according to Reuters.
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When they are, they're likely to be for "items, such as older semiconductor technologies, that are freely available on global markets — which Huawei could buy in places like Europe," Mr. Rappeport and Ms. Conger write.
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While the Panama Papers have forced British politicians to reveal tax details that are traditionally kept private, and U.S. presidential candidates are under pressure to do likewise, most Nordic citizens' tax returns are freely available.
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Several others have died by shootings or overdoses in the last couple of years, a dark cloud over the industry coinciding with its rising fortunes thanks to new, freely available platforms including SoundCloud and TikTok.
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Today, practically every major piece of technology you interact with on a day-to-day basis—from the web to your phone to your car—was built using at least some form of freely available code.
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This was met with a strong negative reaction from the open source community and the decision was eventually reversed, a testament to the deeply held belief that open source software should be freely available to all.
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Major networks have been concerned about Luminary's business model from the start, which relies on freely available shows to funnel people into the app and hopefully convince them to start paying for access to Luminary exclusives.
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But push the most dramatic elements of the case aside and you're left with the simple fact that a man was arrested for distributing freely available software that's used to extend the life of old computers.
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Instructions for many of the other distros, including Ubuntu and Kali, are freely available on the web, and you don't have to be a technical expert to get the OS images downloaded and written to USB.
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The genomic maps of the 3,000 strains are to be published on the NCTC's website and made freely available to researchers worldwide to help them in the development of potential new diagnostic tests, vaccines or treatments.
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Eight U.S. states, including California and Nevada, have legalized marijuana, already widely approved for medicinal use, for recreational use and some studies show consumers would buy the drug instead of alcohol if it was freely available.
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Another distributed ledger platform, called Ethereum, works off the same technology that Bitcoin does, but it is run as an open-source software project, meaning the software code is freely available for anyone to work on.
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One of the reasons those first few post-pandemic sim races drew so much attention last week was because they were freely available, and because some of the drivers themselves hosted their own streams as well.
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One of the reasons those first few post-pandemic sim races drew so much attention last week was because they were freely available, and because some of the drivers themselves hosted their own streams as well.
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But now, the university's Harry Ransom Center has digitized and made freely available about half of the collection, making some 27,000 page scans and other images visible to anyone in the world with an internet connection.
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A coalition of archivists, activists, and libraries are working overtime to make it easier to identify the many books that are secretly in the public domain, digitize them, and make them freely available online to everyone.
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"We have to shut down 159 petrol outlets in Baluchistan where Iranian petrol is freely available at fuel stations, and it is cheaper," Umar Shafi, the official, was quoted as saying by the local news media.
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In Mr DeRue's analogy, the degree is the album, the course content that is freely available on MOOCs is the free streaming radio service, and a "microcredential" like the nanodegree or the specialisation is paid-for iTunes.
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It might make all user data freely available and extract compensation by demanding a share of firms' profits; that would rule out the pay-for-data labour model the authors see as vital to improving data quality.
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This is an enduring problem in the U.S. Stored and permissioned through the blockchain, you could travel anywhere in the world with open access to medical care, qualification for life-saving prescriptions, freely available allergy information, etc.
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Hey, you just read another 15 to 20 minutes of Moby-Dick in an increasingly dumb world, in the age of Trump, on a device where Facebook and thousands of addictive games were freely available to you!
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WhatsApp, the world's most popular messaging app, which is owned by Facebook, is freely available in China; yet it is dwarfed by WeChat, China's leading app (which has also fought off Alibaba, a formidable local internet giant).
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And it's one of the primary drivers of S. 2628, the Fair Access to Science and Technology Research (FASTR) Act, which would make all federally funded research articles freely available to anyone who wants to read them.
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"We think that trying to craft a regulatory definition that would capture offensive tools only while leaving defensive tools freely available is not possible," Nate Cardozo, a staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation told The Hill.
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Freely available, these frameworks serve as starting points for building machine learning systems to service different kinds of computer vision functions, from facial and emotion recognition to medical screening and large obstacle (read: deer) detection in cars.
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Yet there is one source of energy that is freely available and entirely clean: "In an hour, the sun provides the energy necessary to all of humanity," said Gert Jan Jongerden, a Dutch expert in renewable energy.
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As 83 percent of exchange enrollees currently receive subsidies that cap premiums as a percentage of their income, it should not be assumed that most healthier individuals will leave the exchanges if noncompliant plans become freely available.
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On the Hyundai said, they'll be sharing information too — providing data around the self-driving test that will be freely available to schools and other organizations looking to test their own self-driving technology within the city.
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In conjunction with the book, which has Haeckel's drawings in full-page color accompanied with details on each category of organism, all of the HMS Challenger plankton images are freely available to download online through Bangor University.
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Most Linux variations are freely available to download from their developers, but if you are new to the system, a more mainstream distribution like Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS or Zorin OS might provide the easiest introduction.
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Whoever is found to be behind the attack, said Marin Ivezic, a cybersecurity partner at PwC in Hong Kong, the way the hackers used freely available tools so effectively may be what makes this campaign more worrying.
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Researchers simply fed their neural networks massive amounts of written text copied from freely available sources like Wikipedia — billions of words, preformatted into grammatically correct sentences — and let the networks derive next-word predictions on their own.
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The website Caffeine Informer, whose mission is to make "accurate caffeine information… freely available to all," traces the history of caffeine-related deaths, acknowledging that while fatalities due to caffeine consumption are "rare," there are some noted exceptions.
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Eight days before Forza, Bina and Ferrón bodies were located in a ditch in August 2008 then Aníbal Fernández, who was interior minister at the time, announced new restrictions on importing ephedrine that had been previously freely available.
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Yes, it supports block-based programming for beginners, but once they're ready to move on we will support for a number of popular languages… all of which have a huge number of freely available resources online for learning.
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As Russia's interventions in the 2016 election highlight, the biggest threats may not come from the apps and algorithms developed by campaigns, but instead from rogue operatives anywhere in the world using tools freely available on the internet.
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"We open source our code and publish our discoveries as academic papers freely available from open-access sites and want to encourage others to make it easier to share techniques and technologies," a Facebook spokesperson told The Verge.
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If passed by the Senate, it would mean the EPA would have to make all the data it uses in its decision-making freely available online so that public and independent researchers could more easily scrutinize its decisions.
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"On the Internet .., freely available to an unlimited number of people, an unidentified person using a pseudonym has posted text messages calling for actions of a severely extremist nature," the committee said in a statement on its website.
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He made himself freely available to reporters last week to remind them that he had not supported proceeding with an impeachment inquiry based on the Mueller report, but because he saw something more menacing in the Ukraine allegations.
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Last year, they worked closely with the US government to develop a regulatory framework for clean meat, settling on a USDA-FDA joint jurisdiction plan that activists believe will ensure clean meat is safe, regulated, and freely available.
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It will show you the services hosting the content, whether it's freely available to stream, if you need a subscription (as with HBO Now), the associated costs, or if you need to login with pay TV credentials to watch.
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Meanwhile, it continued to face competition from Flickr, other stock photo sites like Shutterstock, and Getty (which had done a licensing deal with EyeEm), as well as the increased number of freely available photo sites, like Unsplash, for example.
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The DUP has long fought to stop any extension of abortion rights in Northern Ireland, with First Minister Arlene Foster quoted as saying she would not want abortion to be "as freely available here as it is in England."
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's central bank will do whatever is necessary to make sure credit is freely available and that yield on three-year government bonds stays at its newly set target of 0.25%, Governor Philip Lowe said on Thursday.
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Interest rates and inflation remained low throughout the Bush years even as deficits soared, and rather than being crowded out by government borrowing, capital was freely available to private borrowers — so much so that it fueled a housing bubble.
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We worry now — very legitimately — about overuse of antibiotics, and we worry more than ever about how to communicate the importance of vaccines, in a world where all kinds of misinformation is freely available and sometimes even "officially" packaged.
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If the British made use of the freely available local juniper berries to bequeath the taste for gin, it is South Africa's young entrepreneurs who are exploiting the unique vegetation of the shrub- and heathland of the coastal Cape.
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Last summer, things seemed to be going well for the Papers of Abraham Lincoln, a decades-old scholarly project dedicated to tracking down every single document written by or sent to Lincoln and making the whole collection freely available online.
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"I'm hoping that because it's a public resource, freely available online, that it will help people to see that people have been transitioning gender for a very long time and in many different ways and throughout the world," Rawson said.
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Coincidentally, the copyright repercussions of training a musical AI on a single artist is a thorny gray area without any legal precedent guiding it, so music like this may not be so freely available on the internet in the future.
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To limit such fights, several startups are opening up their IP. Chain, Digital Asset Holdings and Hyperledger have made their software open-source, so that the underlying recipe is freely available, which also makes it more attractive to users and developers.
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If passed by the Senate, it would mean the EPA would have to make all the data it uses in its decision-making freely available online so that public and independent researchers could more easily scrutinize its decisions — a noble aim.
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"As time progressed, I became increasingly disgusted at how the CPAP industry is using and abusing people, and it became apparent there was a serious need for a freely available, data focused, all-in-one CPAP analysis tool," he said.
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If you're looking to explore some of the works that will shortly become freely available, then Duke University and The Public Domain Review have compiled lists, while the latter also has a collection of online resources that publish public domain works.
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Monero is currently one of the most popular payment methods on the dark web — a hidden part of the internet only accessible through a specialized browser that anonymizes your identity and where drugs, guns and other illicit items are freely available.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Some of the world's most influential billionaire philanthropists plan to launch a powerful digital platform to harness the avalanche of data sent from satellites each day - and make it freely available for humanitarian and environmental causes.
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The freely available mods, which have been floating around the underground Street Fighter V modding scene for the past several weeks, depict longtime Street Fighter characters Chun Li and Cammy completely nude and Street Fighter V newcomer Laura partially topless.
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So long as you've got access to a 3D printer (let's just imagine we're in a world where $1000 pieces of machinery are somehow easier to get ahold of than cheap, plastic specula), the files are freely available on Thingiverse.
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But in recent years an increasing number have been worse for wear due to "legal highs"—drugs freely available in so-called "head shops", newsagents and takeaways, which mimic the effects of illicit narcotics while falling outside current drugs laws.
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How can an aerodynamics engineer speak with authority on the matter when he or she has not even bothered to research the events at Roswell and is not even aware that there are alien dissection videos freely available on the internet?
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The RBA has purchased A$9 billion in Australian government bonds since it launched QE on March 20 in a bid to ensure credit was cheap and freely available across the economy as the hit from the coronavirus pandemic deepens.
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SYDNEY, March 19 (Reuters) - Australia's central bank will do whatever is necessary to make sure credit is freely available and that yield on three-year government bonds stays at its newly set target of 0.25%, Governor Philip Lowe said on Thursday.
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Nutrition "Any diet that promotes obesity and insulin resistance will lower testosterone, because fat cells act like a sponge, soaking up testosterone and making it less freely available," explained Dr. Ronald Hoffman, who penned the book's chapter on diet and testosterone.
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And it was freely available to anyone who bothered to look for it – for this was long ago in 1978, before the routine use of protective orders, sealed documents and other tools of concealment wrapped U.S. courts in lethal secrecy.
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And more and more he's finding those answers not in prestigious, paywalled publications like the Journal of Neurosurgery (of whose editorial board he is a member), but on the freely available pages of an upstart publishing platform modeled after, of all things, Turbotax.
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It brought into force a policy, foreshadowed two years earlier, that research it supports (it is the world's biggest source of charitable money for scientific endeavours, to the tune of some $2000bn a year) must, when published, be freely available to all.
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Companies and governments are adopting open source software at rates that would've been unfathomable 20 years ago, and a whole new generation of programmers are cutting their teeth on developing software in plain sight and making it freely available for anyone to use.
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"We're very happy to see ketamine mainstream, but I'm distressed that this commodity medicine that's so freely available got no interest until somebody could find a way to make more money from it," says Steven Mandel, who runs Ketamine Clinics of Los Angeles.
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The App Store offers "equal opportunities to developers," Apple argues, going so far as to list all of the apps that compete with its own services (including Google Maps, Facebook Messenger, and Amazon Music) that are freely available on the App Store.
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When Wikipedia was launched in 22006 by Jimmy Wales, an entrepreneur who cut his teeth linking to internet porn in the 22011s, its stated objective was to "compile the sum of all human knowledge" and make it freely available to the world.
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He blacked out the first eight digits of his 12-digit Aadhaar number, but did not obscure the QR code containing his personal demographic details that could be read by any freely available iOS or Android app used for scanning QR codes.
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You're keen to devour every lyrical annotation (which aren't as comprehensive as the ones freely available on Genius, but they are new, well-written and revealing.) The book is perfectly capable of wringing the same emotions out of you that the show does.
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Putting the Commerce Department in charge would be an end-around approach that effectively leads to deregulation, in part because Commerce would not have incentive to protect copyrights when 85033-D print advocates are instead pushing to make their weapons designs freely available.
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Since German laws put severe restrictions on the sale of firearms for private use, demand has risen for freely-available devices such as CS gas, pepper spray, body alarms and high performance flash-lights that can blind aggressors for up to three minutes.
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"The important takeaway message from these findings is that an internet-delivered intervention that adopts a holistic approach to the management of chronic knee pain and knee osteoarthritis, using freely available computer software, is effective and well received by its users," Bennell said.
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Only two states, North Carolina and Ohio, make their data freely available for download on public sites, according to Michael McDonald, an associate professor at the University of Florida who runs The United States Election Project, which tracks election law across the country.
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While I'm not saying Gosha made a tattoo for the world's biggest artist using a freely available font (and one I might have used liberally in my A-level art class), I am saying if he did then I do admire his steez.
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But, more importantly, it also noted that Galileo will make Navigation Message Authentication—a way of digitally signing satellite signals so that a satellite navigation enabled device, such as a smartphone or car, won't fall victim to spoofing attacks—freely available to all civilian users.
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OAS is openly adopted and openly developed, and is quickly becoming a dominant model for how enterprises build and deliver IT. While most OAS companies have at least some amount of freely available or open-source components, open source and OAS should not be conflated.
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And now, you can familiarize yourself with more jewels from its permanent collection of ancient Chinese imperial artifacts, as the museum recently created an online database of its 70,000-odd objects, images of which are freely available to download for scholarly or personal use.
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In the modern era, where fluid is widely available, in order to stay adequately hydrated, the following must occur: A variety of fluids needs to be freely available to football players, and The players should be given the freedom to drink whenever they feel thirsty.
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Parted Magic is the better option because it has a graphical user interface for Secure Erase, but the last freely available version included in Ultimate Boot CD has some known issues that could brick drives and which have been resolved in later paid-only versions.
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These will vary greatly in length, and because THUMP University is an online school, all of your assigned reading will be freely available to read online (though not always via phone or tablet; a few older pieces come via Google Books or similar interfaces).
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Locked up alone in a windowless cell with fluorescent lights that gave him migraines, Mr. Hedges was repeatedly accused by his captors of working for MI6, Britain's foreign intelligence service and questioned about his sources for information that was freely available online, he said.
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But as it courts new podcasters, the streaming service has to offer them something in return for providing their shows if it wants to avoid a Luminary-like backlash, in which a podcast startup wanted to profit in part off creators' freely available work.
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The personal details belonging to more than 202 million job seekers in China, including information like phone numbers, email addresses, driver licenses and salary expectations, were freely available to anyone who knew where to look for as long as three years due to an insecure database.
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This means that in the state of Texas, faculty have been advised that students are going to be allowed to carry guns, and that teachers' locations -- when and where they'll be (usually alone and trapped in an office) on a regular basis -- will be freely available.
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Like all AI systems, facial recognition software requires stacks of information to train on, and although there are a number of sizable and freely available face databases available (ranging in size from thousands to millions of images), there was nothing documenting faces before and after HRT.
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Rovio saw rapid growth after the 2009 launch of the original "Angry Birds" game, but it plunged to an operating loss and cut a third of its staff in 2015 due to a pick up in competition and a shift among consumers to freely available games.
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It can be controlled by the included Bluetooth remote that doubles as a surprisingly handy on-screen pointer (enabled with a vigorous shake); or by a keyboard and mouse you supply; or by a very useful app that's freely available to download for iOS or Android.
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If we want to change the way modern viewers see the past and steer them away from stereotyping or anachronism, we must give journalists access to freely available historical drawings to replace the old and false visual narratives of Rome's collapse spread throughout our public domain.
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To illustrate what we mean by this, we fed the Almanzo story into GPT-2, a state-of-the-art text-generation system created by OpenAI, allegedly so good that OpenAI couldn't safely share it with the public, despite its mission to make AI freely available.
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The envelope poems suggest the current exhilarating paradox of Dickinson's work: her unique actions of mind are bound in unusually dramatic ways to slips of paper a hundred and fifty years old or more, rarities whose near-perfect reproductions are nevertheless now widely and freely available online.
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As applicants, we know from experience that these resources have limited use in estimating salary ranges for specific positions and institutions where pay scales vary dramatically, ignore galleries and other arts nonprofits, and in the case of AAM, are not freely available, compounding the existing inequities in museums' recruitment.
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Called the Galaxy S7 Edge Injustice Edition, the phone is meant to commemorate the third anniversary of the release... Earlier today, Donald Trump tweeted a screenshot from a flight simulator rendering of Redding Airport in California, apparently believing it was a freely available photograph of the airport itself....
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While information — such as projected wage, required education and desired skills — will likely be key to an eventual match, there is no formal requirement that this information be included in a job posting, nor that it be freely available for use by any application looking to improve job matches.
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" Mackey is immensely proud of his massive CHOIR database—which records people's pain tolerance levels and how they are affected by treatment—and has made it freely available to other pain clinics as a community source platform, collaborating with academic medical centres nationwide "so that a rising tide elevates all boats.
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RELATED: The final get-out-the-vote flurry begins The personality test doesn't indicate that this is the purpose of the test, so it's likely those who fill it out are unaware of how it will be matched with other data freely available or purchasable from cable and credit card companies.
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The data standards must: The Treasury secretary shall seek to promote interoperability of financial regulatory data across members of the FSOC and that all public information shall be published as open data, freely available, accessible via application programming interface where appropriate and offered without any registration requirement or reuse restriction.
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Providing universal housing and keeping the commitment to the social standard, the winning proposals also extended beyond the residential buildings themselves — in order to ensure quality of life, the designs included schools, kindergartens, parks, farmers markets, emergency rooms, and social clubs, all of them self-run and freely available to all.
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Facebook can't staunch the free flow of our bullshit without dramatically changing its operating philosophy (by making truth judgments about the content its users post), its business practices (by hiring a vast army of new employees to make those judgments), and, arguably, its entire design (by leaving freely available attention on the table).
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As of next month Johnston says the workflow management platform will be freely available to anyone to sign up (currently, while free, it's gated with an invite requirement) — with the "hope" after that being a public beta of the payments product launching in December, and a full launch pegged for Q1 2018.
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At the very least, adding it to the freely available Alexa app boosts the number of users that will be able to take advantage of the assistant, even if Amazon won't achieve quite the same level of hardware / software integration that Google Assistant, Siri, or even Samsung's Bixby have on their respective platforms.
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Assault weapons must be freely available to the Adam Lanzas (killed 26 in Newtown, Connecticut in December 2012), Stephen Paddocks (killed 58 in Las Vegas in October 2017, and Omar Mateens (killed 49 in Orlando, Florida in June 2016) -- all law-abiding, until they unleashed their deadly weaponry on an unsuspecting public.
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So the upshot was that while the authorities claimed a scalp in their very public war against psychoactive drugs being so freely available in a corner store, the sale of the bulk of Blackburn's legal highs—especially to the most problematic users—was transferred into the hands of the local heroin and crack-selling gang.
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People around the world suggest and vote on its next target by selecting points of interest on global images of Jupiter using NASA-provided software, and the raw images are made freely available to both researchers — who are already using the results to study the formation and evolution of smaller storms — and the public.
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The cost of VR headsets has been prohibitive, but in the last year or two, the release of cheap devices such as the Samsung Gear VR (which costs less than $100) and even the Google Cardboard (£3), as well as the growing number of virtual worlds freely available online, have transformed access to the technology.
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This is a red flag, since for eight years, the Obama White House championed the practice of making government data freely available to the public in order to promote transparency and accountability, to serve as a resource for researchers, and to allow innovators to create new tools and services that spur economic activity and solve social problems.
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The artist and bio-hacker Mary Maggic imagines a time when estrogen will be freely available for personal use with both her conceptual "Estrofem Lab," a pair of suitcases packed with chemical equipment meant for home use and "Housewives Making Drugs," a simulated TV show, where women concoct their own hormone supplements easily as Martha Stewart makes cookies.
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More and more governments, institutions and funders like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust require that the research they fund be made freely available through open access, immediately upon publication, so that their contributions reach the widest audience and have the most impact to improve human understanding of the world as quickly as possible.
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The Appalachian Prison Book Project, which published a report on GTL's West Virginia contract, notes that much of the content the company is charging inmates 5 cents per minute to read is freely available via Project Gutenberg, though many of the titles that would most interest inmates (how-to books on carpentry, for example) aren't available.
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In an FAQ, the Wikimedia Foundation has answered worries that some editors may have about the partnership, noting that no personal data is shared with Google, the translated content will still be freely available under a creative commons license (like all Wikipedia articles), and there will be no Google branding added to the site as a result of the deal.
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It's a computer-generated image, apparently taken from an OrbX flight-simulator model of Redding Airport, designed for use in simulators like Lockheed's Prepar3D and Microsoft's Flight Simulator X. It's not clear why the Trump campaign opted for a rendering of the airport when photos of the actual airport are freely available, but in the campaign's defense, OrbX does excellent work.
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While spokespeople for both brands assured Mashable that efforts were being made to reduce sugar content in their products, they also noted that nutrition information for every product sold is freely available to consumers in-store and online, making it clear that the public should maybe—just maybe—be a little more conscious of what they're putting into their bodies.
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The grants also include awards for several large-scale scholarly efforts the endowment has supported for decades, including the George Washington Papers Project, which has so far made 135,000 documents relating to Washington freely available online, and the Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution, a multivolume series presenting the content and context of state-by-state debates over ratification.
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Two catches: FUN3D is export-controlled, so while the code is freely available to any US citizen, it's not officially available to anyone outside the US. Second catch is that the core, mathy part of FUN3D is written in Fortran, a mostly infamous programming language that was developed in the 1950s and is still favored by some scientists but isn't very popular with general programmers.
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