The video begins to degrade into glitches as it advertises the Westworld destination park: there are image glitches, flashes, and audio glitches that eerily distort the narrator's voice.
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I've already experienced hang-ups and glitches (hang-ups rarely, glitches quite frequently in Safari) with the Touch Bar.
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And while glitches were rampant during my five hours with the PC version, glitches are hardly the game's only problem.
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Some extreme glitches are thought to relate to these stars' magnetic fields, and glitches can be associated with changes to x-ray energies or even an explosion, said Kaspi.
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Glitches are inevitable — the process actually counts on it.
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Yeah, and when you have glitches and things like that.
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Amazon 'Prime Day' glitches cost company up to $99M: report .
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Like, glitches, software update complications, security vulnerabilities, and user error.
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Like any new technology, the Flying Phantograph has its glitches.
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Airbus reiterated any glitches would be resolved by the summer.
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Robots will have glitches, need updates and require new parts.
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"Maybe the kid will have a few glitches," Leggero joked.
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You can usually increase the resolution without causing any glitches.
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Fortunately those glitches are rare, but they're not unheard of.
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You pass and you fix as the glitches come through.
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Airbus reiterated that any glitches would be resolved by July.
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Do not assume that migration will go without any glitches.
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The AGC also proved remarkably resilient to glitches and hiccups.
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It leads to graphical glitches and makes your computer unusable.
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Are there any glitches that happen on this site, then?
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Occasionally there are glitches that do swing into fraud territory.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "There were some glitches the first time around.
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But even at the beta level, the glitches are apparent.
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Snapchat recently has been pretty bad with all the glitches.
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What sound like glitches are fleeting glimpses of the past.
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It can find inventory problems, pricing glitches and display issues.
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Such are the daily glitches of life in the cloud.
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Technical glitches and crashes plagued the initial rollout of HealthCare.
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Human programming errors and technical glitches aren't uncommon in space flight.
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When you get glitches, you don't have room for error. Right.
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And actually, David, there may be some glitches in those numbers.
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And, in my experience, little glitches pop up way too often.
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Instead, the checkout glitches – a purely technical matter – were to blame.
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Officials in the polling stations will adjudicate in case of glitches.
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This can allow them to pinpoint problems and glitches across systems.
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And IT glitches mean that five weeks is often a minimum.
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Nest's smart smoke alarm has also been plagued by software glitches.
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Exchanges have been subject to plenty of glitches, robberies, and more.
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Have patience, and enjoy the extra wiggle room that glitches create.
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Injustice 2: Very few glitches when interacting with objects and environments.
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But Smith ultimately chose to use those glitches to his advantage.
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Despite glitches at the games, the Olympics are cheering Brazilians up.
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Turns out, Toyota lied about — and hid — knowledge of acceleration glitches.
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And even when the technologies are in sync, glitches can occur.
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The risk for companies experiencing technical glitches is turning customers away.
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He worried about other possible navigational glitches caused by Bluetooth interference.
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But the move backfired when IT glitches sent TSB's costs spiralling.
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A series of glitches on Amazon's website Monday around 103 p.m.
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Old information accumulates glitches and dead-ends, then simply stops working altogether.
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I tested these glitches and saw how easy and useful they were.
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The bullet trains have run with few glitches since the tragic crash.
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Unfortunately technical glitches meant it had to delay the attempt until today.
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Android was always clunkier, had more glitches and more difficult to use.
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It could blow over the way Apple's Maps glitches or "bendgate" did.
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American is not the only airline that has suffered expensive IT glitches.
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But as technology matured over the next 40 years glitches became rarer.
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In other words, there were major glitches because the product was buggy.
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Krasner's dark and poetic lyrics converse with hardware glitches and melodic synths.
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In the meantime, enjoy the glitches while they're still in their prime.
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Ensuring there are no costly glitches can take several years of preparation.
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But the true die-hards are discovering glitches that are purely theoretical.
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"But there are the glitches in the development of any new technology."
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Much of Monday was spent trying to get those glitches ironed out.
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Most were basic how-to questions; a few involved major technical glitches.
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Amazon may be keeping quiet about Relay to fix some technical glitches.
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The Disney+ launch, and its glitches, validated the tech investment at Netflix.
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But these glitches combined demonstrate that Hubble is clearly showing its age.
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The sound glitches started early in the set ... and only got worse.
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He did this by exploiting glitches and writing bytes with Mario's jumps.
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Zumbrunn then extrapolates upon and smooths out those glitches in Adobe Illustrator.
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The DirecTV NOW service is unwatchable and plagued with glitches and freezes.
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HEATHER: In the end, it was just a few airport glitches, though.
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It's an early build of the program so technical glitches are inevitable.
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Often, a buggy operating system upgrade can cause glitches when running apps.
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Twitter's rollout of the new label was also not without technical glitches.
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Computer glitches, mechanical issues and even snowstorms frequently derail the paper's path.
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The tribunal blamed a five-hour delay on Wednesday on computer glitches.
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Occasionally, the neutron stars undergo "glitches," when their spin suddenly speeds up.
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To fans, the occasional glitches seem to be something like digital dimples.
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Qatar Airways has refused to take the jets because of engine glitches.
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They're almost like urban glitches, with radical architectural concepts scratching through the sterility.
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It also suffered at least four debilitating IT glitches in 2016 and 2017.
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Except the game's map promptly glitches out, and I tap on Bulbasaur. Shit.
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Some passengers said they were shocked that computer glitches could cause such turmoil.
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The face unlock glitches out more often, and sometimes can't recognize my face.
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Fare errors are also occasionally the result of online travel agency (OTA) glitches.
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The program has been criticized for delays, technical glitches and its huge price.
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Static randomly glitches through video footage, and disturbing sound design punctuates every scene.
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Decreased battery life, keyboard bugs, and general performance glitches are always a risk.
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Some might argue that they're used by ghost hunters because of the glitches.
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And yet, Amazon contends that these massive glitches didn't dampen the day. pic.twitter.
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Forkner also worked to identify and fix glitches on the 737 MAX simulator.
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With the rollout of self-reporting's replacement, PBJ, glitches and errors have occurred.
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Qatar Airways threatened this week to cancel an order due to technical glitches.
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Forkner also worked to identify and fix glitches on the 737 MAX simulator.
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Those who made it all the way in complained of lag and glitches.
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Earlier, Amazon fell 1.4 percent amid glitches during the company's annual sales event.
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However, the real glitches and Easter eggs certainly helped perpetuate these playground stories.
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Last week's cycle, the final of three this spring, passed without major glitches.
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There have been logistical, electrical and mechanical challenges and glitches during equipment testing.
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The irony, of course, is how popular glitches are among Nintendo fans specifically.
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All of the glitches in the matrix where suddenly he was somewhere else.
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Now and then on Monday, there were moments of imprecision and slight glitches.
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It will likely still be unstable and have a number of bugs and glitches.
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I have never felt that I have affected another players experience doing these glitches.
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Facebook warns that there still may be glitches, but I've yet to find one.
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At launch, the service faced a number of glitches, like buffering and freezing issues.
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Defects range from exploding air bag inflators to faulty ignition switches and electronic glitches.
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The company gave no details on the impact of technical glitches on the day.
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This isn't helped by some fussy controls, a particularly troublesome camera, and frequent glitches.
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He continued via email: Olsen believes that the situation deteriorated because of communication glitches.
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"Forcing myself to sing after one of these glitches was extremely difficult," she said.
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As the deadline approaches, the system's glitches are becoming clearer; its benefits, less so.
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Small, annoying glitches like this happen all of the time with the UrbanEars speakers.
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But they're hoping companies like Petnet build in safety nets for their inevitable glitches.
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"When you begin to automate things you begin to invite technical glitches," Foley said.
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In some cases, due to billing glitches, their credit cards were even charged twice.
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But those are trivial glitches compared with the other problems plaguing the host city.
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Many suffered from glitches and outages at launch — and this continues today, on occasion.
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In "Sorry Robot," he imagined automatons programmed with glitches that make them strangely lifelike.
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Smarter Living: Despite a few glitches, Disney Plus arrived in the U.S. and Canada.
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All large bills inevitably contain drafting errors, typos, and glitches that cause unintended consequences.
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Predictably, there were a few glitches and some after-the-fact concerns were raised.
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The general theory is that YouTube has a new algorithm that has caused glitches.
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The distortions are almost like glitches in the human attempt to harness the land.
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Perhaps this was proving difficult to enforce or had too many bugs and glitches.
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The technical glitches that night were all in the staging, not in the pit.
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Technical glitches disrupted Mr. Biden's virtual town hall with voters in Illinois on Friday.
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But the Met also knew that some glitches and growing pains would be inevitable.
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Despite gastronomic glitches, BEG plans investments in Cuban hotels, condominiums and a golf course.
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As a result, stock exchange crashes, manufacturing defects, and computer glitches have become commonplace.
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In addition, there were a few coding glitches that popped up here and there.
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Its Model 3, crucial to the company becoming profitable, has faced glitches and delays.
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Though these mental glitches are common throughout life, they become more frequent with age.
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Technical glitches and other problems have delayed the commercial crew program by three years.
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With the glitches, however, it's possible Amazon isn't able to achieve those sales targets.
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Its Model 3, crucial to the company becoming profitable, has faced glitches and delays.
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We can't eliminate glitches, fatten your refund or make tax-filing a total pleasure.
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But they have had reliability problems, including software glitches, poor maintenance and human error.
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They already do that, but it takes the form of weird glitches in games.
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The company blamed operational glitches in its fulfillments network for some of the problem.
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And there is always the possibility that computer glitches will cause such systems to crash.
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It's still unclear when the initial infection occurred, although the glitches had persisted for months.
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Yeah, I had to fight to get my copy editor to not correct those glitches.
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These changes bought Uber some time to build and test Carbon, but also introduced glitches.
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Glitche Glitches aren't cool, but Glitche wants to make them acceptable as a photo filter.
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GehrzIt's still unknown what causes these glitches, scientist Benjamin Shaw explained in a Twitter thread.
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Glitches are discovered, exploited, and patched over so that you'd never know they were there.
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Aniston took to her new Instagram page to acknowledge the glitches with a funny video.
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Some glitches I'd seen on the original release have been fixed in the subsequent updates.
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So it could just take longer for those DNA glitches that cause cancer to occur.
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But unlike previous stellar glitches, astronomers are now prepared to study it in the act.
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Indeed, an entire blog, "Panorama Fail," is dedicated to otherworldly glitches caused by the feature.
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That's right, social media glitches have embarrassed two of the world's premier social networks lately.
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Analysts say headlines about glitches with sample Folds will dampen consumer excitement around the launch.
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The 249.95p images recorded events on the road faithfully without any glitches or buffering problems.
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Watch: Gaming stocks battling it out as Fortnite is causing glitches for the biggest companies
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Norwegian Air has also been hit by operational glitches as it launches more transatlantic routes.
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Ride Austin and Fasten had "glitches" Saturday night—arguably, the busiest time for SXSW events.
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Sometimes glitches in games are a pain in the ass that ruin the whole experience.
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Analysts said headlines about glitches with sample Folds would dampen consumer excitement around the launch.
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As a result, Toyota and Lexus owners complained less about seeing glitches in their vehicles.
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There were computer glitches that occurred in the hours leading up to the original Oct.
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Police in Florida have ditched Amazon's facial recognition technology because of glitches and resourcing issues.
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The longer it went, the more frequent the glitches would be, until Sombra finally appeared.
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The fifth generation fighter jet has had numerous issues, including cost overruns and technical glitches.
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But so long as we can discuss the glitches, we can try to correct them.
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And the potential glitches of this laissez-faire plan are both inevitable and wide-ranging.
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Mols says these two tools "naturally complement each other" to find errors, bugs, and glitches.
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In addition, technical glitches hampered access to the site, even for users with texting capability.
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Earlier this year, web users experienced widespread glitches after Amazon's cloud had a technical disruption.
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The technical glitches can perhaps be solved, but Europe also faces another difficulty: Muslim integration.
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The glitches follow classic glitch aesthetic, from dissected colors to transposed sections of the image.
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Tesla has been struggling with bottlenecks and other glitches in its Model 3 assembly process.
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Whatever those inconsistencies are, as you go about correcting them, there's gonna be some glitches.
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We've seen very few technical issues, very few system glitches," Redfearn said on "Squawk Alley.
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Georgia was one of the states reporting technical glitches, along with Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Arizona.
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I think there's a big global demand for treasuries, even if there's some temporary glitches.
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Figure out which situations set you off — careless drivers, technological glitches, slow-moving cashiers, etc.
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J.D. Scholten, a Democratic congressional candidate in northern Iowa, was also perplexed by the glitches.
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She acknowledged some "glitches" early on, including Mr. Trump's halting progress on key campaign promises.
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Major, public glitches are rare for Seattle-based Amazon, which , not simply an online retailer.
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Amazon eased from an all-time high amid glitches at the start of Prime Day.
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RBS has been hit by a number of IT failings and glitches in recent years.
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Messages glitches out and puts the text entry field at the top of the screen.
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There were also recent reported production glitches affecting Indonesia's Bontang facility and Qatargas Train 2.
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Saturday's ballot was beset by technical glitches, frustrating delays for voters and election-related violence.
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I tried to reach her but encountered technical glitches and gave up after three tries.
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Aside from technical glitches, the COVID-19 testing has been plagued by bureaucratic red tape.
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Usually Apple figures this out, and releases updates to fix as many glitches as possible.
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Lilly fans stayed up all night, but once again, the website experienced glitches and delays.
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And can we trust Facebook to get it right every time without technical glitches and errors?
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After their hotly anticipated September release, reviewers complained the AirPods "look odd" and had occasional glitches.
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Photo: Benjamin Shaw (Wikimedia Commons)There are plenty of things astronomers can learn from these glitches.
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Instead, it proved an enormous embarrassment after a series of technical glitches delayed the vote counting.
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" Given the car's many ongoing enhancements, Deeter looked at them as "little glitches, normal growing pains.
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The IPO was marred by technical glitches, which got the stock off to a rough start.
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But after their debut in September, reviewers complained the AirPods "look odd " and had occasional glitches.
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That's actually good news for ESA, because software glitches are easier to resolve than hardware problems.
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Despite the glitches, the service added more than 200,000 subscribers in its first month of operations.
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The worst part is, I tolerate all these glitches with an equanimity bordering on the psychopathic.
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For the second time in two weeks, Microsoft has been experiencing glitches with its online services.
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He spent much of his time in his basement office, handling glitches in call center technology.
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The theory is that this will encourage manufacturers to quickly address glitches brought to their attention.
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Some of the glitches that have gotten the most attention affect the retail and restaurant industries.
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Democrats are also aware of the glitches, and some have expressed an interest in making fixes.
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"That was one of the glitches we found that didn't really work too well," he said.
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Galileo suffered more than 20 radiation-related glitches over the course of its eight-year mission.
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Here be guitars and handclaps, thick electronics and stuttering glitches, guest singers who can actually sing.
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I found AirPods to be a decent first attempt at wireless audio, though there were glitches.
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But Tuchman believes that he and the other traders offer reassurances to investors during technical glitches.
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Like any technologically advanced device, the Xbox One can sometimes lag, freeze, or experience other glitches.
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But glitches and cost overruns at the mox plant near Aiken, S.C., delayed the American program.
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Meanwhile, SpaceX and Blue Origin scratched nearly simultaneous rocket launches scheduled Tuesday morning because of glitches.
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Speedrunners commonly use glitches inherent to the way games are coded to access places they shouldn't.
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Aliasing brought on by low resolutions, and even visual glitches, can bring on a similar quality.
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The keynote will stream to Facebook's F8 website, though yesterday it experienced a lot of glitches.
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The one preceding that, 2013's Exai, sprinted through otherworldly glitches for upwards of two hours.
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ET on Monday, but shoppers quickly reported glitches as the mobile app and desktop site crashed.
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In the end, the only glitches reported were relatively minor, and the world continued to turn.
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There were widespread reports of glitches and delays, and some children failed to recognize their families.
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Most Pakistanis have taken the glitches in their stride and accepted Mr. Khan as the winner.
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Many areas where the power had returned had suffered continuous glitches, damaging appliances and fraying nerves.
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For now, tells like disappearing facial features or audio glitches make deepfakes relatively easy to spot.
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But for me, the noises and the glitches were never the real problem with this production.
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Of course, privacy gets everyone crazy, and they started doing ... It was all kinds of glitches.
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Some people who installed iOS 12 have reported minor glitches, but that hasn't been my experience.
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Nintendo considers glitches to be cheating, but it doesn't actually say that—it just implies it.
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This world of glitches is also different in Mario Maker 2 because of changes Nintendo made.
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At a recent news conference, they urged citizens to report glitches and inaccuracies to the authorities.
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If your Apple TV glitches or is experiencing connectivity issues, resetting it could fix your problem.
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There were no glitches in the stadium's other bragging points, including a big halo video board.
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Or even "glitches" in the data, as White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow did last week.
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But there were occasional glitches and quality issues because of inconsistent internet speeds and early bugs.
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Like the classic '80s arcade games the movie references, the premiere came with a few glitches.
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The e-commerce giant had previously fallen 1.4 percent after Amazon suffered glitches during Prime Day.
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"Jetsons"-esque smart-home technology turned out to be riddled with glitches and vulnerable to hackers.
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Ford, however, has been bedeviled by delays, cost overruns and technical glitches on its new systems.
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Now there are questions about the technical glitches and loopholes left by the hastily passed plan.
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The company held its annual Prime Day, but ran into trouble as its website experienced glitches.
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The breach was discovered after Kelly reported functional glitches to White House tech support over the summer.
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Technical glitches and unfavorable weather had forced the mission to be nixed several times since early December.
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These could be carrier issues, but still, the glitches shatters the image that Apple builds flawless products.
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But Mira has no memory of that event, and she's haunted by memory "glitches" tied to Kuze.
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It can be useful to restart your Apple TV occasionally, especially if you're experiencing bugs or glitches.
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The app adds random distortion effects, such as colorful glitches and floaty mirroring to a kaleidoscope twist.
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Vanguard has also suffered a string of technical glitches since last year and responded by adding staff.
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But there were glitches in the next steps of the glam process, which wasn't a bad thing.
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Materializing dreams is not without its technicalities, and Barri has encountered plenty of glitches along the way.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Glitches can be fixed, and Jabra is pushing out firmware updates regularly.
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Just as the camera pans over her bare breasts, the gif glitches and replays from the beginning.
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After one too many glitches and failed experiences, I've realized virtual retail therapy truly isn't for me.
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What happens when Instagram glitches or Slack stalls, and we snap out of our Very Online existence?
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The broadcast had all of the glitches and rough edges one might expect from a first pass.
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Christoph Mueller, Malaysia Airline's recently appointed boss, should be particularly sensitive to any potential public-relations glitches.
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"Oh, when I get up, this is what I see," she sings over the throbbing little glitches.
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Except you can't because the company's website is conveniently facing "technical glitches" for quite some time now.
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These included repeated resets of its main computer, glitches in its cameras and problems with its radio.
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The Lockheed Martin-made jet has been beset by numerous issues, including cost overruns and technical glitches.
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Frustrating, yes, but these glitches are exactly the point of a gap year, according to Mr. Knight.
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The regime is using the world stage to dangerously iron out the glitches in his nuclear program.
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But glitches and cost overruns in the mox plant at Savannah River, S.C., delayed the American program.
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Amazon stock took a tumble shortly after the glitches began, losing the 1.5% gain from Monday morning.
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Compare the reaction to these Andromeda glitches with how players greeted ridiculous Battlefield 1 errors last year.
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The machine — revealingly named GRTA — inevitably glitches, threatening both science and subjects: My Mother, the HAL 9000.
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He got started by mimicking glitches and tricks on YouTube, and originally concluded speedrunning was too hard.
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Elsewhere, he uses glitches that may soon be patched out and make faster speed runs more difficult.
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That's put huge strains on Amazon's supply chain, resulting in shipment delays, technical glitches, and labor shortages.
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Federal workers had labored late into the night to push through reunifications, but still there were glitches.
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It went 14 due to technical glitches and used modified rules that made the game slightly easier.
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Another major outage, and Robinhood customers might seeing the Sherwood Forest of technical glitches from the trees.
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And it is doing this while trying to root out bottlenecks and glitches in the manufacturing process.
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Opening night in Vancouver also had visual glitches that are likely to smooth out on the road.
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Brokers and traders say they have complained to the LME about frequent disconnections and glitches on LMEselect.
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According to a report from The New York Times from 2013, rehearsals were plagued with technical glitches.
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In those cases, however, the mix-up seemed to have stemmed from administrative mistakes or technological glitches.
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Investors made up for a day largely without trading on Thursday, due to a series of glitches.
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His attorney Arthur Aidala claimed that the lapses in the monitor system were caused by technical glitches.
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But natural disasters and glitches have prevented them from producing as much steel as they had planned.
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Instead, they just know where to go and how to execute on some off-the-wall glitches.
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The company is aware, as it asked questions about bugs and glitches in a recently emailed customer survey.
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Last week, Air Canada and Toronto-based Porter Airlines also experienced brief glitches that prompted some flight cancellations.
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Some users voiced fears that future employee interference or technology glitches involving Trump's account could threaten national security.
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But I had some glitches with the game freezing up (clock not moving), and the rankings seemed off.
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Worse than such highly visible glitches are ones that steadily call into question the efficiency of the market.
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After glitches with electronic systems caused delays in Gwinnett County, Georgia, at least three locations announced extended hours.
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There are some rhythmic glitches in the staging, and Mr. Cork's solemn, cinematic music can occasionally be intrusive.
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You can adjust quality settings in the program preferences but we didn't notice any glitches in our testing.
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The soldier is then referred to Arquette (Michael Kelly), a therapist who also seems to downplay the glitches.
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Here's five of the biggest recent technical glitches that have affected trading on the U.S.'s biggest exchanges.
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Some have pointed to glitches in the system, such as weird results after plugging in their zip codes.
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At least one jurisdiction using EV Systems voting technology experienced serious glitches on election day: Durham, North Carolina.
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Synths course in and out of his riffing, giving a cool texture that glitches between heavy and poppy.
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This technology, though, has run into some glitches when too many people are in the store at once.
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This often involves using glitches and other unintended exploits to shave away seconds (or even tenths of seconds).
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Currently, Hulu is running practice drills of potential glitches, said Ben Smith, a senior vice president at Hulu.
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Even the glitches seem to fit this theme: a game bursting at the seams, unable to contain itself.
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It is hard for any firm to entirely eliminate IT glitches; for many it simply isn't worth it.
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Despite some glitches on Prime Day, Amazon's annual sale this year is poised to be its best ever.
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Customers complained that they couldn't add items to their online shopping carts because of glitches on the website.
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But technology glitches and a lack of resources meant that the city never got the technology working properly.
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As I've said elsewhere, things that look like freak accidents, glitches of technology, could be acts of war.
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After two days of testing by our editors and techs, there were still some glitches in our system.
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Despite the bans, people are still sometimes able to use Skype and FaceTime, but frequently deal with glitches.
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There is no reason to assume such glitches wouldn't arise when things turn really hot with North Korea.
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After suffering technical glitches during Tuesday's rollout, Disney+ surpassed more than 10 million signups on its first day.
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You can restart an Xbox One if you want to fix any bugs or glitches with the console.
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Technical glitches were resolved in the county by the afternoon, but still resulted in long delays and lines.
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But the F-35 program is also the world's most expensive weapons system and has suffered major glitches.
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The lowlights: Downtime: Amazon's website started suffering glitches and outages as soon as Prime Day started on Monday.
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Those glitches are more noticeable in an 85-minute film than they were in half-hour weekly episodes.
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Software glitches were also reported on Election Day in the most populous counties in Georgia, Arizona, and Virginia.
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When technical glitches occur, exchanges typically quickly switch over to back-up systems to prevent interruptions in trading.
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"The loopholes and glitches will be preserved until the I.R.S. comes out with technical corrections," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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Quartz, which has been tracking technical glitches impacting flights, lists the last U.S. commercial aviation disruption as Dec.
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Illuzzi told the judge that the glitches only stopped once there was a threat of change of bail.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Web users experienced widespread glitches on Tuesday, from news sites to government services, after Amazon.
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Apple's products tend to be the priciest, but they also come with the fewest glitches, viruses and bugs.
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He spent the last day, and night, of 1999 at Fed headquarters to ensure there were no glitches.
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The $19.99 pay-per-view subscription fee was dropped due to technical glitches from the high volume of viewers.
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But watch again, and you're sure to notice a series of seemingly random glitches that flash across the screen.
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Local officials—who have some say over restarts—adverse court rulings and other glitches have held up the others.
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And to be clear, there are sometimes glitches — after all, Apple is rolling portrait lighting out as a beta.
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The benchmark was set despite rolling site glitches that left anxious shoppers looking at photos of Amazon employees' dogs.
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While Kanye's account has disappeared before due to glitches, he's also voluntarily deleted some of his more controversial tweets.
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For example, TIDAL's live video stream of Kanye's Yeezy Season 3 fashion show and concert also suffered numerous glitches.
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It's still early days for Tango; there were glitches, with demos crashing a few times even within Lenovo's keynote.
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Glitches were discovered in the design of computer chips that could give hackers access to passwords and encryption keys.
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Now, more than $1 trillion into its development, the F-35 aircraft is experiencing glitches with its radar systems.
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Twitter user Michael Hayden noted that the site experienced glitches after posts from a known neo-Nazi went viral.
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Maybe you excitedly signed on to beta test an app, only to find the user experience full of glitches.
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It's not a good look for the world's largest retailer even though the retailer saw glitches last year, too.
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These glitches are, apparently, sometimes caused by an errant app or some sort of crossed signal inside the phone.
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And I'm sure the company will fix other glitches that show up in the early days of the service.
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Glitches to work out, or just more collateral damage in the Microsoft-Google Cold War that benefits absolutely nobody?
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No need to bother with an expensive robot that always looks the same, glitches, and requires cleaning and upkeep.
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Many reviewers said they were keen on the game although they hoped that technical glitches would soon be resolved.
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They've left behind the club dancefloor and video-game interface of their earlier work, with its twinkles and glitches.
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As the automotive industry becomes increasingly reliant on software, the risk of glitches impacting the operation of vehicles grows.
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In 2012, a series of glitches forced the company to withdraw its IPO soon after the stock started trading.
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The glitches sent TSB's costs spiralling and last year it racked up losses of 240 million euros ($272 million).
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Hotz repeatedly attributed the various technical glitches to an "alpha build," referring to the use of an early prototype.
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Other games are recorded at the first try [so] there are glitches, blinks every time one new sprite appears.
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But the final roster of glitches will likely be at least as diverse as those we already know about.
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Outside the arenas there were glitches, from long queues at security checkpoints to shortages of snacks at food stalls.
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Others, however, said the deal did not show up, suggesting that there may have been glitches on Amazon's website.
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Amazon said Prime Day, its annual shopping event, hit new highs as early glitches failed to ruin the extravaganza.
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To make things even more difficult for Hob, he doesn't use any major glitches and doesn't really use magic.
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The token sale process itself is still prone to hacks and technical glitches that result in large investor losses.
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It should also increase subsidies and fix existing "glitches" that prevent families in need from gaining marketplace tax credits.
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Most glitches weren't from the OS, but from applications that haven't yet had chance to catch up with it.
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There are several reasons why a Nintendo Switch might freeze up, like software glitches and loss of internet access.
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"Additionally, EPA has determined that the glitches did not impact the recently released 6900 National Analysis," the spokesperson said.
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President Muhammadu Buhari won a second term in February in an election marred by delays, logistical glitches and violence.
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The feedback software occasionally glitches, causing the virtual mirror images to disconnect from the kids actual movements and positions.
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Then there's rampant spambots and frequent glitches to contend with, which can sometimes make users' lives a living hell.
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Technical outages are a particularly sensitive matter for Vanguard, which has faced glitches with its systems in recent years.
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Those glitches can actually end up benefitting the lucky few who manage to stay connected and win the game.
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Like the rest of his forthcoming fifth solo album Care, it's entirely synth-driven, all glitches bright arpeggiated sparkles.
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All the Darwinian competition, frustrating glitches and impossible questioning actually bring HQties together, bonding us through our performative trauma.
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The company faced similar glitches last Monday and Tuesday, amid volatile trading triggered by fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
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Idea: use face filters to appear unnaturally old, so that when glitches happen all your followers are pleasantly surprised.
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The election was largely conducted in peace on Tuesday, with just a few technical glitches reported at polling stations.
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Reports of technical glitches stemming from Fulton County delayed the results for hours as Ossoff hovered near 2202 percent.
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Finally, a $16 billion overhaul of the veterans medical records system has been delayed amid technical and training glitches.
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Now and then there were slightly shaky entrances, and little glitches of coordination between the chorus and the orchestra.
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Unlike the chaotic and delayed results in Iowa last week, the ballots were counted by hand without any glitches.
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However, the deluge of online orders are pressuring websites, some of which have experienced outages and other technical glitches.
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Water damage might appear in the form of screen malfunctioning or any other number of glitches or technical difficulties.
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The filter shouldn't silence incoming text messages, but members of the Gizmodo staff seemed to run into some glitches.
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ET This hyper-fast and super-gory modern take on the Doom series is rife with exploits and glitches.
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Some users in the Business Insider office reported encountering glitches on the site before it returned to full functionality.
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DirecTV Now had a rough start to begin with, having suffered heavily from glitches, including freezing, buffering, and more.
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In 2015, more than a third of the U.S. East Coast's capacity was abruptly shut down due to glitches.
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I ran into some glitches with setup, which is performed using an Android or iOS app called Google Home.
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One method involves hacking an image's binary data with a program like Hex Edit Pro, resulting in interesting glitches.
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But early adopters have been disappointed with the service's performance, which has suffered from glitches, freezing, buffering, and other issues.
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Even though DirecTV Now faced numerous glitches, the service managed to sign up 200,000 subscribers in its first month alone.
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In a statement, the service cited "over 20 million people logging in at once" as the reason for the glitches.
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Occasionally, the physical-virtual pairs moved in unison, their synchronization loosened by technological glitches as well as by idiosyncratic timing.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIt's getting rarer and rarer to find Android apps that won't work on Chromebooks, although occasionally glitches can happen.
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Our gadgets are far from perfect, and their flaws are often revealed in the form of chaotic and mesmerizing glitches.
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Being that it is a neutron star, turning it off and back on again will not prevent further glitches. [arXiv]
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Burns attributes any glitches contributors like Pearson and Noriega might have experienced to the growing pains of a young platform.
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Some of the glitches are ugly or just unexpected from a company that has built a reputation for flawless software.
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Not because I'm worried about becoming a killing machine, but because using the glitches breaks my own sense of immersion.
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In recent weeks, for example, Tesla sent workers home early from their shifts after glitches at the Fremont car plant.
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Yesterday's checkout glitches didn't impact Amazon's ability to pull off another successful Prime Day sales event, as it turns out.
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And as it continues, Miller's voice stutters and glitches, as we hear his signs and struggles to remember and recount.
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The glitches in this video, like the first one, indicate that there must be more information hidden in the code.
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Akten wants to promote empathy, though not exactly through VR as the empathy engine, but by hacking humanity's visual glitches.
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The problems stem from glitches in the Hart Intercivic eSlate voting machine, according to the Texas Secretary of State's office.
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As it turns out, our brains have glitches that can make it difficult to remember that wrong facts are wrong.
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When Kenyatta won, his main rival Odinga immediately challenged the result, claiming the technical glitches were evidence of election rigging.
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The glitches led to extra costs and an 13 percent sales drop in the United States, France, Italy and Belgium.
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Image: WikimediaThe more of our lives are wired, the more they become vulnerable to things like software glitches and hackers.
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Live shows have already experienced glitches including lag times during broadcasts and "technical difficulty" delays of up to an hour.
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Still, the AirPods "look odd" and had occasional glitches, like rewinding short sections of audio and crackling interference, Chen wrote.
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The new rules could trigger some glitches, but broader disruption is not anticipated, the bloc's securities watchdog said last month.
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In the past decade, at least two nonmilitary US satellite systems have experienced brief, unattributed glitches tied to hacking attacks.
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The first year of any school is full of glitches and missteps, but what happened at Willie Brown seemed extreme.
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The birds are chirping, sun is shinning, and there's only a couple hundred glitches happening in the Matrix right now.
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Think about how fantastic it would be to have Taco Bell's Taco-matic in your home, regardless of its glitches.
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Boeing is facing testing glitches on the GE9X after assembly delays on the engine and the plane's carbon-composite wings.
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Over 36,000 user reviews currently spit out a "mixed" average, with comments concerning frame rate woes and game-crashing glitches.
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The Pre was an obviously unfinished device that never went on sale, complete with software glitches and half-finished games.
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I'm not talking about the bugs, glitches, or save issues—those are a problem, too—but the way they're presented.
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It's simultaneously full of glitches and so arbitrarily, confusingly difficult that I'm not sure I could have finished without them.
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This year, Fisher says, vehicle owners continue to be frustrated with new systems that are filled with bugs and glitches.
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Between flooding and software glitches in its antiquated signalling system, New York City's subway system hasn't had a good month.
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All manner of bugs and glitches have been plaguing virtual pokémon trainers since the augmented reality game swept the world.
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While this may be true, it didn't stop Internet users from finding a few other Ukrainian-to-Russian translation glitches.
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But the agency has said the missing texts were lost due to technical glitches with software used to collect messages.
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Delays have increased significantly since 22007 because a system stretched to its limits cannot tolerate technical glitches or sick passengers.
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Bancor was beset by trading glitches — its coin is worth less today than it was at the time of launch.
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There did not appear to be any significant disturbances or glitches at the stadium that needed to be smoothed over.
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As a TV show, however, there are so many glitches in the programming that "Boom" pretty quickly goes bust too.
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Even an Xbox One, one of the most advanced gaming consoles yet developed, can experience its fair share of glitches.
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These same issues also lead to unexpected denials of service under VA benefits, long wait times, and other dire glitches.
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As mentioned, there are glitches in both the Senate and House tax plans, but most of them can be corrected.
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In January, an app it released that was meant to let people lock their credit files was riddled with glitches.
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As if to insist that Soccer Mommy is still loyal to low-fi, a few songs flaunt deliberate studio glitches.
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But cracks begin to emerge, as customers complain about glitches, shifts in service and extensive delays in membership card arrivals.
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SMART AIR-CONDITIONERS If you want to control your window unit with your smartphone, most of your options have glitches.
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There are some glitches, maybe the result of too many cooks (Justin Eisinger and Steven Scott get co-writing credits).
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Boeing is facing testing glitches on the GE20203X after assembly delays on the engine and the plane's carbon-composite wings.
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The Trump administration is giving consumers more time to sign up for ObamaCare coverage after technical glitches plagued the healthcare.
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Mulle Musau, the head of the largest group of domestic observers, said he hoped the glitches could be ironed out.
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Don't miss the irony here: To win in For Honor, exploits and glitches are the real name of the game.
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Glitches, accidents and mistakes made with the combing process are preserved like fossils or amber in the carefully sanded surfaces.
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The unit was idled unexpectedly early Monday due to minor glitches and was to restart later in the same day.
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However, if the Model 3 rollout includes glitches or problems with the new cars, Tesla's service operation will be tested.
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Pegas code, they argued, would require so much customization that the final product would be slow and prone to glitches.
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When I saw this production at the English National Opera in London, technical glitches forced makeshift changes to some scenes.
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There were some technical glitches in the early days of the law, but those have long since been resolved, he said.
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The star, which typically spins at a rate of 30 rotations per second, has had smaller glitches 24 times since then.
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Some glitches did rear their heads, but that's not unusual to see in a gadget that's yet to reach the market.
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But the Cradle itself send commands to the parks, not unlike the way the Matrix papers over glitches with deja vu.
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Local newspapers print daily count-ups to account for "days since non-opening" and report with glee on the latest glitches.
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But as last Monday's bungled Democratic caucus demonstrated, any kind of election technology creates risks of glitches, outages or user errors.
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CNBC reported Huawei delayed the launch in June as it conducted extra tests after glitches were reported on Samsung's foldable device.
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If you watch the visual glitches in the Saturday teaser carefully, you can see brief flashes of the same Nuketown scene.
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Glitches interrupt his nightly sex dreams about a beautiful woman, and screw up his concentration during shooting practice and his workout.
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They were no longer technical and ignorable glitches; they became, in effect, temporary closure orders, which made them costly and embarrassing.
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It doesn't sound like much, but it's pretty complex to execute well, which, despite a few glitches, SEER managed to do.
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As you might expect, iOS 25 is currently full of glitches and lagginess, and some features just straight up don't work.
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It's also because Edge is a new browser and with it comes glitches inherent to most new software, especially at launch.
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Mafia 3 — a good game, but one plagued by glitches in its launch that completely pull you out of that world.
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Yes, but: Teleoperation relies on ordinary cellular networks that occasionally lead to communication glitches that could potentially delay remote decision-making.
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Last year, H&M, the world's second-biggest fashion retailer, experienced glitches as it worked to speed up its logistics systems.
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While Amazon's site has experienced glitches on previous Prime Days due to the massive influx of traffic, yesterday's downtime was unprecedented.
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The weird failure of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to turn off, for example, are not glitches but rather deliberate design choices.
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Amid increasing pressure to release the results, the IDP maintained that the glitches have not affected the accuracy of the results.
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Demand for the new deals, however, appears to be strong – or at least, that's likely what's been causing this morning's glitches.
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The realistic feel of the investigation at first seems exciting, but it only lasts until the glitches descend upon your playthrough.
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It's also possible — and much more likely — that the US government ran into technology glitches, which is not exactly unheard of.
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But natural disasters and glitches at their aging facilities have prevented them from producing as much steel as they had planned.
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But natural disasters and glitches at their old facilities have prevented them from producing as much steel as they had planned.
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The film then glitches over to footage that had been previously recorded on the videotape we've been watching the entire time.
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Google has been developing one for years, and Uber deployed a self-driving fleet in Pittsburgh last month (with some glitches).
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Hell, FromSoftware games used to celebrate their glitches, allowing players to progress, even if a boss accidentally fell off a cliff.
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The company rushed to fix the glitches, as viewers devoured "The Mandalorian", a specially made live-action "Star Wars" spin-off.
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Apart from a few small glitches, the major downside is that this update is limited to Instagram Stories — for now, anyway.
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"So it looks like the program is going along as we thought it would, even though there have been glitches," Rep.
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This original Sonic run has a charismatic commentator, cool glitches and tricks, and exudes positivity and a strong sense of community.
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But the delay was due to minor glitches at the plant which have since been resolved, one of the sources said.
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Technical glitches stymied some users who tried to use their accounts soon after the new text requirement took effect on Saturday.
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When it comes to issues with how election officials handle and count ballots once voting is done, America's system invites glitches.
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Chennai also gets water from government-run desalination plants, which are now working around the clock, raising concerns about technical glitches.
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Customers of the affected firms took to social media to complain about the glitches, as they struggled to access their accounts.
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Meanwhile HAL, the villainous AI, interprets Samantha's feelings as glitches in human programming and subsequently analyzes those malfunctions with chilling dominance.
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But natural disasters and glitches at their ageing facilities have prevented them from producing as much steel as they had planned.
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The conductor, Nicola Luisotti, led a performance of bold contrasts and rich colorings, though marred by untidy execution and ensemble glitches.
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Minor glitches may be fixed by rolling back to a previous restore point, but a nonstarting computer might need more assistance.
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I learned everything I know now the hard way — by watching my daughter suffer through medical errors, misdiagnoses and communication glitches.
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And even if they pass those tests, they still have to be monitored to detect hacking or software glitches, he said.
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A recent investigation found software glitches and user errors due to electronic health records caused death and serious injury to patients.
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Those feelings manifested as some severe glitches to the neighborhood, which abated after Eleanor suggested that Janet find a rebound boyfriend.
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"Corporate is putting out a story about glitches, but they put the app in extreme safe mode right now," he said.
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On one hand, there's finding glitches, learning how they work, and eventually turning them into tools for the community to use.
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While the system is meant to modernize voting and make democracy more accessible, some voters complained about technical glitches and usability.
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Its technology was unprepared for the level of demand for Facebook's shares, leading to glitches, something a trial run could avoid.
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At the end of the day though, these instances were all essentially glitches; moreover, they were brief and almost immediately corrected.
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It was an ambitious production, but it wasn't uniquely suited to TV—it was like theatre, only with more technical glitches.
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Despite occasional glitches in voice recognition, Liu said the machine doesn't have any problems interacting with the active three-year-old.
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The production glitches pushed the manufacturing process back by about a month, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Second, you&aposre done with the device&aposs infuriating glitches and lag and you just want a new device that works.
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While that can happen at first with new streaming services, AT&T's glitches were bad enough that many wanted to cancel.
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The company known for managing some of the world's most sophisticated technical infrastructure has experienced a number of glitches of late.
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Micah: Speaking of The Matrix, the earthquakes were absolutely caused by glitches in the matrix Harlo: Oh, hey, just a thought.
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Technical issues plague vote Long lines formed outside many polling stations across the country as glitches prevented them opening on time.
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Iranian banking and other transaction platforms, now run on national networks, have been online and functioning except for some technical glitches.
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Thick-shelled halves of clams and mussels, washed-up jellyfish that looked like glitches in the landscape, oblong blurs in the sand.
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Given the faster pace of interaction, even tiny glitches or moments of lag can be enough to make you lose a round.
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I asked him why would they want to run a performance with mechanical glitches unless they just want eyeballs at any expense.
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In the meantime, Amazon seems to still have some glitches to work out before it can say goodbye to pesky human labor.
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Despite criticisms that they "look odd" and have some glitches, AirPods quickly sold through stock when they went on sale at Apple.
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The government has accepted the glitches in the GST system and has given Infosys, the service provider, a month to fix them.
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The IPO is Bats' second attempt at going public, after a series of glitches forced it to withdraw its IPO in 2012.
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Last year Prime Day was Amazon's biggest day ever, even with the checkout glitches the site suffered from during peak shopping times.
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Maijoor said given the complexity and size of the reform, ESMA glitches could not be ruled out in coming days or weeks.
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To be fair, DraQu does accomplish his feat by taking advantage of several environmental glitches to bypass entire sections of the game.
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A European bond strategist said trading glitches could become a "self-fulfilling prophecy" as people feel their way under the new rules.
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Apps frequently needed a minute to quit spitting out loading icons and small graphical glitches, but ran well once they were open.
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Ultimately, the host glitches get to be so bad that Bernie orders a recall of almost 200 hosts, including Dolores and Teddy.
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When iOS 13 officially launched in the fall, some iPhone owners complained that the software update was filled with bugs and glitches.
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Several plants have flunked these because of poor hygiene or deficient processes, such as a failure to keep track of manufacturing glitches.
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Last year, for example, Prime Day became Amazon's biggest-ever sales day even despite a number of serious glitches at its start.
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Editors are constantly combing through them, making sure there are no glitches or porn and that the collection is up to date.
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When left unsupervised it would sometimes jam, and when it did manage to print without jamming, the resulting images often featured glitches.
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And Nest, another closer-to-market product, might make money, but has been slammed for glitches that left users in the cold.
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This was not just a glitch but a series of glitches, and he worried that Mission Control didn't fully understand the consequences.
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Democrats aren't in a hurry to help Republicans fix significant glitches the tax law that was written without their input, Politico reports.
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They even took some of these glitches to the Supreme Court, in an attempt to throw out large parts of the law.
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These glitches mostly cost the government tax revenue, sow confusion in business administration, or make ordinary updates to small businesses too costly.
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Major, public glitches are rare for Seattle-based Amazon, which prides itself on being a technology company, not simply an online retailer.
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"The moment, the nanosecond the government is ... reopened all these glitches will go away," National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said Thursday.
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Some passengers have even complained about glitches in the system allowing people to book appointments at times when centers aren't even open.
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It can manage simple greetings and switch lights on and off, but is also subject to glitches and the occasional system meltdown.
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The footage includes a warped soundtrack, terrifying glitches, and a creepy statue that is supposed to be BEN following the player around.
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What's perhaps worse than glitches is the very intentional behind-the-scenes workflow that reveals users' interactions with voice assistants to strangers.
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This is what most people think of as a speedrun; it often involves ridiculous glitches and other means of breaking a game.
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However, many subscribers, past and present, have complained about the service's quality – specifically things like pixelation, freezing, app crashes, and other glitches.
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The other thing that we've had issues with in terms of glitches, you asked, it's kind of weird to get a ping.
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In some instances, the concerns appear to be justified, but many have resulted from simple glitches or a heightened sense of suspicion.
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There's a lot about the Shared Story mode that feels off, including more technical glitches than I experienced during any other playthrough.
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The project, expected to take until late May, includes repairs to lighting glitches in the shallow reflecting pools under the memorial benches.
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During the stalemate at Southwest, the company accused its mechanics of effectively grounding planes over minor glitches, such as missing row numbers.
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Engineers have not figured out the causes of all of the glitches, but they have figured out how to work around them.
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But production of the Model 23 was slowed by manufacturing glitches at Tesla's giant battery plant in Nevada, known as the Gigafactory.
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The introduction of Tesla's Model 3, crucial to the company turning a profit, had been mired in glitches and delays for months.
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The evening ended without a clear winner, reportedly due to glitches and "inconsistencies" in voter data reported through a new mobile app.
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The glitches manifest themselves as intermittent and somewhat unpredictable interruptions in speech, typically repetitions of syllables or audible/inaudible prolongations of sounds.
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Boeing and the FAA have previously disclosed two other glitches that were discovered during the top-to-bottom review of the plane.
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Therefore, it is possible that Fravor and his colleagues are embellishing technical glitches with tall tales of out-of-this-world encounters.
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There were issues with the steering wheel freezing up and the display showing glitches while the car is charging, said one owner.
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Amazon said many of the glitches had been solved as the day progressed, with the promotion set to continue until 2125 a.m.
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Weinstein's lawyer, Donna Rotunno, maintained that "technical glitches" were largely responsible for Weinstein's ankle monitor failures, the New York Daily News reported.
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It was so unbelievable to the researchers, that some of the long distances were first suspected as glitches in the GPS data.
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This procedure actually removes power from parts of the car and can correct hardware glitches, for example a non-functioning Autopilot camera.
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Of course, any time you encounter an unexpected problem with a device like your Roku, "rebooting" it can help eliminate temporary glitches.
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Amazon said many of the glitches had been solved as the day progressed, with the promotion set to continue until 3 a.m.
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The agency said it had fixed technical glitches that caused the problem, deleted hundreds of millions of records and was starting over.
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The agency said it had fixed technical glitches that caused the problem, deleted hundreds of millions of records and was starting over.
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When the user attempts to stream the camera footage, the Home Hub&aposs screen glitches, with random images appearing intermittently on screen.
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The idea hasn't yet hit the mainstream because streaming games is more technically demanding than streaming movies — and therefore prone to glitches.
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Separately, the automaker said that two upcoming software updates should fix persistent glitches with the futuristic rear doors on its Model X SUV.
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You can ask Aeden a bunch of different things and, if you do it right, it leads to hints, glitches, and cryptic messages.
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The GST law was debated for decades, industry had enough time to prepare, and glitches are being fixed, a finance ministry spokesman said.
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Known as "kickbacks" within Tesla, these vehicles have glitches as minor as dents and scratches to more complex troubles such as malfunctioning seats.
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A video of the robot interacting with Gerst led to some bemused news stories, thanks to fascinating glitches in the voice assistant software.
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These molecular glitches occur in an area called the C terminal domain, which is known to control the growth rate of infectious prions.
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More annoyingly, when you adjust your personalization settings during playback, there's a little flutter of audible glitches before the new settings take effect.
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The company had some trouble with the doors initially, however, with some drivers reporting they wouldn't open or close thanks to software glitches.
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Tesla Motors said Tuesday that two upcoming software updates should fix persistent glitches with the futuristic rear doors on its Model X SUV.
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But, that first season wrapped up last February, and there's been plenty of complaints about the streaming service's available catalog and technical glitches.
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So why, on a night shadowed by such grievous circumstances, would Adam Levine feel the need to harshly critique the VMAs' technical glitches?
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But according to the district, only a sample version of Pearson's curriculum was delivered, and that the software was rife with technical glitches.
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Jets have indeed strayed off course because of software glitches; airliners have been taken for military probes of air defences and shot down.
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Shares in the biotech climbed more than 15% Friday after Fauci said there have yet to be any "glitches" in using Moderna's platform.
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These particles, especially neutrons, can interact with the semiconductors powering computer chips and cause an assortment of glitches in all of our electronics.
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United's flight attendant union, the Association of Flight Attendants, complained about glitches last month that prevented flight attendants from making some schedule changes.
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The frequency of the glitches have frustrated investors even as authorities try to revitalize the bourse in one of Asia's major financial hubs.
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If we hide behind the bugs and glitches in early-stage bots, users have no real or implied contract to fall back on.
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There are new ways to tilt the outcome, too, says David Forrest of the University of Liverpool, such as strategically timed internet glitches.
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Static and glitches crowd out sidewinding riffs, or self-assured synth programming, all while Rook whispers listlessly about the abstract appeal of death.
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But most misinformation pushed to the top of the search page is blamed on technical glitches, rather than bad actors turning a profit.
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Because while he may represent the anxieties of the internet, sightings of the Slender Man are often associated with glitches and digital interference.
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Glitches at the plants - some more than 40 years old - have prevented them from manufacturing as much steel as they would have liked.
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The show also fed a few technical glitches (like poor signals on holograms) to indicate that we are, in fact, in Stardate 2255.
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City offices and government agencies, which mostly use gengo in their computer systems and paperwork, have been preparing for months to avoid glitches.
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The REM pod, the divining rods, the EMF detector—all have been pretty convincingly debunked, their ghost-detecting abilities shown to be glitches.
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Any major piece of legislation will contain glitches, flawed language that opens an unforeseen loophole or minor clauses that clash in unexpected ways.
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Rinesi predicts that once scientists work out the glitches and reduce negative side effects, the productivity-boosting machines will become available to civilians.
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The two glitches were fixed through updates pushed through Google Play and Apple's App Store within 48 and 72 hours, respectively, he said.
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While Coinbase has certainly suffered from many technical glitches in the past few months, it may not have necessarily caused this one itself.
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Disney's new streaming service garnered more than 85033 million sign-ups on its first day, despite some technical glitches slightly derailing its launch.
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In forums, all the imagery—successful attempts, glitches, source material—was interspersed with nonchalant commentary critiquing the results and troubleshooting one anothers' processes.
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It's not like anyone's eager to fix the many glitches: The goal is to finish reconciling the House and Senate bills by Friday.
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The electronic automation has made trading cheaper and more efficient, but the high speed can cause glitches to cascade quickly through the market.
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Of course, he reminded them with a kind of earnest contrition, there were going to be bumps in the road, growing pains, glitches.
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Using open source machine-learning training data, they taught the software how to tell humans from animals or tumbleweeds, and unearthed some glitches.
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Technical roadblocks, some baffling design choices, and an impressive array of bugs and glitches make Anthem a tough sell, and often a chore.
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There were some glitches: displaced air from the drone's propellers disrupted the spray pattern and there were some other kinks in the workflow.
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Election officials said the long waits on Tuesday were largely explained by last-minute surges of undecided voters and glitches in election procedures.
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Demeanor: Biden was as articulate and fluent as he's been in any of these debates, looking stunningly comfortable with few glitches and goofs.
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The electronic recount suffered glitches as liberal-leaning Palm Beach County failed to complete the process by Thursday's deadline due to machine problems.
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The millennial-favored app, which has about 10 million users, was plagued with glitches for two days, causing a wave of furious clients.
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It was hard to assess the updated production of "Bluebeard's Castle" because of obvious glitches in the video projections the staging relied upon.
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The surge of people applying for benefits overwhelmed many states' phone lines and online systems, causing website crashes, technical glitches, and hourslong delays.
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Spanish banks have gone abroad in search of higher revenues, but Sabadell's 12.13 purchase of TSB has been marred by major technology glitches.
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By the end, the soundtrack is all noise and glitches, with recurring themes employed ironically, a faint reminder of a long-shattered image.
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So calls to switch Iowa to a primary — far less prone to reporting glitches — run afoul of New Hampshire's insistence on going first.
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This year, the Iowa Democratic Party allowed voters to participate online, but this process had technical glitches that delayed the results by weeks.
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On top of that, sometimes glitches occur (aka, the genotyping shows one genetic variant at first look, but follow-up tests show another).
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So it would behoove most iPhone owners to wait a few weeks for those glitches to be fixed before installing the free update.
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Once the orgy kicks off, the males' testosterone levels skyrocket, which in turn glitches their bodies' ability to regulate the stress hormone cortisol.
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Amazon, based in Seattle, Washington, started seeing glitches across its site as soon as Prime Day launched at noon local time on Monday.
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Amazon suffered glitches at the start of Prime Day on Monday, slowing sales on the e-retailer's biggest shopping day of the year.
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Such glitches are common in political campaigns, which are required to track small donors and begin itemizing their contributions when their total reaches $200.
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Despite T-Mobile's move to keep its customers happy, the reality is that, glitches or not, AT&T's DirecTV Now presents a viable threat.
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You'll be able to upgrade it to open up previously blocked pathways; early on you'll unlock a beam that creates unpredictable glitches around you.
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Exceptional access was a form of technology, after all, and any of its inevitable glitches, flaws, or bugs could be exploited to catastrophic ends.
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The highest-end Chromebooks are able to handle your video streaming, Googling, Facebook messaging, photo editing, and mobile gaming without frustrating lags or glitches.
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"I asked him why would they want to run a performance with mechanical glitches unless they just want eyeballs at any expense," Bulochnikov said.
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Photo: APEver since it launched in September, iOS 11 has been riddled with glitches, bad UI decisions and general lack of attention to detail.
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Gig workers spend hours every week on the phone with customer service to report glitches on platforms, and they aren't compensated for their time.
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The database is believed to be part of a logging system used by the company to determine errors and glitches in the company's systems.
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These results come as Democrats struggle to sort out the fallout from Monday's Iowa caucuses, which were delayed by tech glitches and reporting inconsistencies.
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This points to a larger problem with so-called smart devices that we are inviting into our lives: Small glitches can cause huge problems.
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So while the reception at the robot hotel is automated, seven human employees lurk out of sight to watch over customers and avoid glitches.
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Bina48 still has some social glitches, but she's a working proof of concept—the firm's almost-charming poster girl for the techno-immortality movement.
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The fact that low-income white voters are, numerically, Obamacare's principal beneficiaries has failed to offset its technical glitches, market frictions and Republican attacks.
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Glitches with the "spay-stay" get her family sent back to Earth, and there is a famous pop star named Proto Zoa (see above).
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Several reports have surfaced over the last few weeks pointing to supply issues and production glitches that could be the reason for the delay.
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Russia's previous turn at hosting a global sporting event, the Sochi Olympics was - despite some logistical glitches - also deemed a success at the time.
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Ambiguous rules, an onerous return filing system and glitches with its IT back-end have made doing business far more complicated for many companies.
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On October 15th, after a few last-minute glitches, hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") for shale gas started at two wells on a site in Lancashire.
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Blue Apron loses customers nearly as fast as HelloFresh; bungled orders due to glitches at its new fulfilment centre last year made matters worse.
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It's the newspaper's responsibility to make sure that it has the proper editing staff, and that they are trained to deal with computing glitches.
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As the number of people who've received their Tesla Model X increases, so do the various bugs and glitches their new owners are noticing.
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Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver, in an interview with CNN Political Correspondent Brianna Keilar, deferred questions about any fundraising glitches Tuesday night to ActBlue.
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According new analysis from Tune, the majority (26%) of all apps lost more than 22 percent of downloads because of the App Store glitches.
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And as with any other piece of software, glitches or bugs can be fixed with new code that's been rigorously vetted to prevent shenanigans.
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Ports increasingly rely on communications systems to keep operations running smoothly, and any IT glitches can create major disruptions for complex logistic supply chains.
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Villaraigosa raised questions Tuesday evening about the voting glitches in his hometown and asked Los Angeles County officials to keep polling places open longer.
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For me, it took about 10 minutes of troubleshooting to work through the glitches, but Boron 6 eventually turned on and started driving itself.
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Its Android app has fewer than 5,000 downloads and a mere 3.5-star rating, with one reviewer saying it has "a lot of glitches."
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If technical glitches haven't always made it easy for New Yorkers to capture little Pokémon monsters, try rounding up a live monkey in Manhattan.
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"I'm confident that were going to have a very secure system that everything is being fixed, the glitches removed, the bugs destroyed," she said.
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Turn off the VoiceOver featureMany iPhone users experience camera glitches while VoiceOver is enabled, so shut it down and try the Camera app again.
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There was, however, some relief that the cars suffered no major reliability problems after they had a number of glitches during pre-season testing.
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The speed of your internet connection, network congestion, outdated browser software and plug-ins, memory problems and other issues can also cause streaming glitches.
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If not backed with the right IT infrastructure the lure will lead to headaches - forcing outages and other technical glitches due to heavy traffic.
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Running a power cycle that restarts an Xbox One will also reset the software, usually clearing out any glitches that were affecting game play.
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This week's shortage was also mainly due to problems at refineries, as a mix of plant glitches and maintenance cut fuel production in half.
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And although there have been early reports of technical glitches, some data suggest Prime Day is already leaving a positive impression on the customers.
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The beat glitches and snarls in equal measure while Brown speeds up, rarely finding the time to take a breath, stringing every bar out.
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Without the right IT infrastructure, the heavy traffic could have caused hours of glitches like those during Amazon's Prime Day marketing event in July.
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The $150 BILLION man was peppered with questions, ranging from his rivalry with Elon Musk to his glitches with Prime Day earlier this week.
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In any video game, there are always players who choose to play by their own rules—to find and exploit the errors and glitches.
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And voting glitches that sound potentially sinister damage public confidence in elections, even if they ultimately turn out to have a completely benign explanation.
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Although delayed by high-altitude winds, the countdown proceeded smoothly, without any of the glitches that have bedeviled other maiden launches of new rockets.
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Fears of technical glitches meant banks brought in employees en masse: In Frankfurt, one bank alone had 3,200 people working to reprogram its computers.
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After all, I've learned that we share a basic developmental anomaly, which may well be traceable to the same underlying glitches in our DNA.
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"Glitches usually happen on their own and tend to just make interesting things happen automatically without the player needing to do anything," said Psycrow.
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While there have been plenty of glitches over the years, Angel said he hasn't seen anything this severe since trading entered the electronic era.
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He told the L.A. Times, however, that the glitches that did happen probably occurred during the voter check-in process but didn't expand further.
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Updating the apps on your Apple TV is necessary to ensure they have the newest features, including fixes for important things like security glitches.
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Glitches with the Iowa Democratic Party's systems led to results not being made public the night of the caucus or even the morning after.
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On top of incumbents being able to compete effectively on price, overhyped challengers have experienced infrastructure issues resulting in outages and costly margin glitches.
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The problem that confronts the reader of "The Correspondence" is that, after the near-brilliant first three essays, the pieces begin to display glitches.
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But with technology comes glitches, and on the first night of its stint at Brooklyn Steel in May, Slowdive was stymied by digital gremlins.
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One filing accused Facebook of knowing about glitches in its ad software for more than a year before it disclosed the information to advertisers.
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That makes it easier for engineers to tune the system to be more reliable, and speeds investigation of any glitches encountered later, Biewald says.
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The technology was piloted for the first time Tuesday in a local election in Wisconsin — there weren't any glitches, but some voters are wary.
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The diversion was the latest in a series of technical glitches involving new-generation Geared Turbofan engines from Pratt & Whitney, part of United Technologies.
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But the system's glitches cost Element's former chief executive his job and helped send the company's shares down more than 50 percent this year.
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Just last week, the bureau fined MasterCard and RushCard $13 million for glitches that denied holders of prepaid debit cards access to their cash.
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The runner for Echoes will likely beat the game at only 2110 percent completion by avoiding most of the game with glitches and exploits.
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"It is difficult to cope with such glitches right at the end of a trading session," a trader at a domestic brokerage house said.
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Less fully appreciated was the fragility of the balance of terror, which was at risk less from warmongering than from misunderstandings, glitches or accidents.
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It's a deeply flawed game with incredible promise, but even ignoring the game's many glitches, it's a masterclass in failing to stick the landing.
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The Go store was initially supposed to open last March, but glitches with the checkout technology delayed launch, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Many of the live TV services have struggled with glitches at launch as the company adjusts to the onslaught of new users pounding their servers.
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There are various glitches, thanks to the Upside Down world, and little mini 8-bit games to find clues and Easter eggs about the show.
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Despite a few imperfections and glitches, the experience of running Android apps on Chrome OS now feels much more polished than it used to be.
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Reports have suggested human-piloted ones available right now have generated a growing number of injuries, and there have been serious glitches with some models.
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Despite facing major glitches across its site, Amazon announced that this year's Prime Day had record sales, becoming the largest shopping event in company history.
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You can put one or two of these incidents down to simple glitches, but if they keep happening, something more serious could be the cause.
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However, a series of questions are now being raised about just how the phone is so cheap, its uncanny iPhone-like design and website glitches.
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Several government reviews found no evidence that electronic glitches were to blame for unintended acceleration but blamed the issues on mechanical interference like floor mats.
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For a film fine-tuned in pursuit of audiovisual perfection, this thing is full of narrative glitches, story elements that half work and half don't.
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"What we can see for our part, is no glitches so far," Steven Maijoor, chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), told reporters.
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When Alcoa reported two weeks ago, it confirmed there could be some glitches in the short-term growth rate based on inventory and delivery issues.
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But natural disasters and glitches at aging steel facilities have prevented them from producing as much steel as they had planned, weighing on their profits.
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Technical glitches in an app used to report caucus data delayed results typically released the night of the Iowa presidential caucuses, which took place Monday.
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A report from The Information Tuesday paints a bleak picture out of Phoenix, Arizona, where Waymo seems to be experiencing glitches with its autonomous vehicles.
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The bank has said it charged customers for unwarranted mortgage fees and apparent software glitches caused hundreds of homeowners to lose their homes in foreclosure.
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Recent programs to upgrade stealth air capabilities, including the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, have been plagued by schedule delays, technology glitches and cost overruns.
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And it didn't look like Facebook had any interest in fixing those glitches, much less continuing to roll out improvements to the Groups app overall.
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About one third of the stories focused on glitches with the government websites set up to help consumers enroll in health plans, the study found.
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However, this is the first flight of the Falcon Heavy — ever — so technological glitches could arise that push the launch back a couple of days.
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But when you're operating machines beyond their expected lifespans and tens of millions of miles from the nearest mechanic, minor glitches can mean the world.
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Actor Oliver Bell plays the child host, but as he talks, his voice frequently glitches out with what sounds like Hopkins' voice layered underneath it.
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These glitches, collected in Andrew Norman Wilson's Scan Ops, reveal the old-school manual labor that still supports the digital age, even at the Googleplex.
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The launch had intially been scheduled for early Saturday, but last-minute technical glitches ate away at the launch window, prompting a 24-hour delay.
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As for Honeywell, Cramer saw "very few glitches, and some huge positives" tied to aerospace, climate controls and warehouse automation in its most recent quarter.
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For one, website glitches in past years have provided an opportunity for other retailers to scoop up some of the e-commerce behemoth's frustrated customers.
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In a ruling from the bench, Gass said there were glitches and possible missteps by election officials but that the results would not have changed.
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Some reviewers had unknowingly peeled off that top polymer layer of the display, and it was suggested by Samsung that that may have caused glitches.
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Thirteen states still use machines that are completely electronic, which makes them prone to glitches, and with no paper trails, the results cannot be audited.
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WeMo's setup is more frustrating than it should be, but the bigger problem is its app, which constantly glitches out and disrupts what you're doing.
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Amazon said this year's Prime Day was the biggest shopping day in the company's history, despite initial technical glitches that prevented some customers from shopping.
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Glitches on Amazon's website started immediately as Prime Day began on Monday, as it was presumably crushed under the strain of a horde of shoppers.
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There were technical glitches on the day of the listing, and many people doubted that the company could earn enough money to justify the valuation.
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Spelling mistakes, unclear rules, and art glitches are printed hundreds of thousands if not millions of times, acting as a permanent shrine to our follies.
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Among them: not being able to open mobile tickets, experiencing glitches while trying to transfer tickets to friends, and having bar codes register as invalid.
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An updated phone will be running the latest version of apps and other software, meaning the best possible user experience and likely the fewest glitches.
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If Google Chrome starts malfunctioning, or you've installed add-ons that cause glitches, an easy way to fix the problem is to reset the browser.
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As people start using the app over the next several days, there will probably be certain glitches that become apparent, as with most tech releases.
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Shoppers looking to cash in on Amazon's Prime Day were met with website glitches that prevented them from completing their purchases on Monday, CNBC reported.
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Surface warships from Truman's strike group deployed in mid-September and the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln saw its deployment extended because of Truman's electrical glitches.
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Lufthansa has said it is delaying taking delivery of a second A320neo until engine problems, including lengthy startup times and software glitches, have been resolved.
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With the shimmering glitches of the studio version transposed into an uncanny, Lynchian ballad on screen, Cave's amelodic delivery is even more brutal and exhausting.
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Most developers aren't keen on helping people exploit glitches in code, so it falls upon the community to poke and prod until rules are established.
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It's loose and mostly gentle—a minimal approach to the grooves and glitches that The National and Bon Iver have weaved together on recent projects.
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The division was hit by litigation issues in Ireland, and extra costs and delays after glitches at two biomass power plants in the United Kingdom.
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But reviewers encountered issues with early testing units, and Samsung delayed the launch to fix the glitches and canceled all pre-orders for the device.
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Experimental experiences are shrouded in glitches, eye strain, boredom, limited graphics, and a difficulty to wear the sets for anything more than 20153-20 minutes.
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Apple's iOS 13 software update launched with several bugs and glitches last fall, and it seems like even Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk noticed.
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Apple is reportedly shaking up the way it tests software internally after last year's iOS 13 update launched with bugs and glitches, according to Bloomberg.
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When glitches appear, they panic over the need to halt production, much as "Westworld" itself did, when it shut down during shooting for a rewrite.
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The retail giant's major sale extravaganza, Prime Day, experienced all sorts of glitches last week, as its servers failed to handle the surge in traffic.
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Go deeper: Disney+ looks upward, beyond glitches New estimates show Disney spends more on content than Netflix Disney+ accounts hacked, likely due to password reuse
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The open-ended nature of social practice art means it is plagued by miscommunication and logistical glitches, its makers frequently facing skepticism from local people.
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He also said that people would not be penalized if their returns arrive late because of the system glitches, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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A factory reset will wipe all the data off your headset, including your account information, but is often the best way to fix software glitches.
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In this episode, camera glitches and audio distortion mark his presence — visual and sonic signatures he shares with Eric Knudsen's internet-horror phenomenon Slender Man.
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Several government reviews found no evidence that electronic glitches were to blame for unintended acceleration — but blamed the issues on mechanical interference like floor mats.
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But he said the money will provide useful insurance against glitches in its China operation that may stem from the coronavirus outbreak, among other problems.
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It's possible nobody will care about these technical glitches Rubio is experiencing, but the GOP primary features a reasonably crowded field of reasonably similar candidates.
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However, since launch, the system has been beset by problems from a confusing tax structure with four main rates to technical glitches that make it unstable.
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The flight program has a mile-long laundry list of deficiencies and problems that involve glitches with its radar systems, operational performance flaws, and maintenance issues.
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The NBC-produced telecast suffered from a series of technical glitches, which the network took steps to address on Thursday, lest anything happen during night two.
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The idea of Safe Mode is to get you into Windows in a basic form so you can troubleshoot problems—faulty drivers, buggy software, hardware glitches.
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And to save on labor costs, Target's tech team created a bot that automatically detects IT glitches and immediately begins troubleshooting and putting fixes in place.
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These are pictorial compositions, after all; the resonating circles are the (preternaturally active) ground against which the glitches — though aberrations in the process — emerge as figures.
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"I asked [the official] why would they want to run a performance with mechanical glitches unless they just want eyeballs at any expense." she told Billboard.
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Overall, the numbers paint a brighter picture after a troubled Q31, when Twitter missed both on revenues and earnings after identifying several costly advertising-related glitches.
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The gaps and glitches are much more fascinating: figures appear suddenly out of scale, space flattens out, or an entire dome seems to rotate in space.
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It's near impossible to find an ICO that hasn't run into some sort of problem, be it technical glitches, interfering scammers, or poor communication with investors.
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It has lost a lot of money on projects supposed to generate energy from waste, after glitches in untested technology led to delays and cost overruns.
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There are "all kinds of glitches," and the data shows that the babies weren't edited very precisely, says Eric Topol, a geneticist at Scripps Research Institute.
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The Inspector General largely attributed the errors to Defense Department accounting employees failing to prioritize fixing the glitches in the systems that partly caused the mistakes.
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You think you want robots to make your breakfast, take care of your kids and clean your home, but you're forgetting something about technology — unexpected glitches.
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Apple's Tim Cook was forced to apologize for Apple's Maps function in 2012 when its rollout included glitches and failed to live up to rival Google.
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That isn't to say its performance is bad by any means, and I didn't really see any glitches or hiccups in my time testing the phone.
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He was always shirtless, and he would just sit there and take pencils and start wedging them into the VCRs, getting these kind of beautiful glitches.
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Since everything on my unit was designed for China, I can't give a full assessment of how it works, but I did notice some annoying glitches.
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Dell has suffered similar problems with Intel's Skylake chips, and has had to issue a number of BIOS updates to address early glitches with power management.
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While it can be used in esports to reduce instances of cheating, or players taking advantage of game glitches, it shouldn't be "shoehorned" into every circumstance.
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Its website faced recurrent glitches after heavy traffic, and the handset prototypes revealed during its launch were from another Indian company Adcom, covered with white paint.
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Some North American carriers have in recent months had to ground flights as a result of computer glitches, although such instances have been rare in Europe.
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Her debut EP for Jagjaguwar, last year's Clever Disguise, was built around strummed acoustic guitar, with glitches and fizzing synths interjecting and lapping over each other.
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As bond markets become faster and more algorithmic, they will also likely become more prone to the glitches that have plagued equity markets in recent years.
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But Bolo said technological glitches and program delays have dogged the new systems, forcing the Navy to continue to rely on sea mammals for some duties.
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If your Nintendo Switch is freezing, lagging, or experiencing other glitches during use, you should try a soft reset to get the system running properly again.
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The announcement came a month early so government offices and companies can update computer software and make preparations to avoid glitches when the new era begins.
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It wouldn't be disappointing to me if the game isn't a masterpiece, but it'd be really disappointing if it has [Assasin's Creed Unity]-level of glitches.
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Instrumental tracks like "Jingle Baba" twinkle and pulsate with synths and undulating swells and glitches that make the songs feel like stepping into a sonic kaleidoscope.
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Apple to overhaul iOS development strategy after buggy iOS 13 launch Apple's iOS 13 release was one of its worst, in terms of bugs and glitches.
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In Amazon's seller forum, a group of sellers have written about difficulties getting an answer from the lending team over technical glitches and confusing loan terms.
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His glitches appear in the images themselves — a mash-up of famous flags or a self-portrait with three eyes — that are entertaining, if somewhat slick.
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StageHoloLive had put through a formal request for her to observe that evening's show to make sure there were no technical glitches from the Superwally end.
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It usually means a boost in performance from the tick, as well as improved battery life, and fewer chances of bugs and other ugly technical glitches.
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Run by a start-up called Auro Robotics, the electric shuttle carried three passengers at a time, along with a safety engineer, in case of glitches.
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First, there was an unexpected delay when its data team faced technical glitches and was unable to update the site early in the day as promised.
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The move backfired when IT glitches sent TSB's costs spiraling, forcing Chief Executive Paul Pester to resign amid complaints from customers and lawmakers over the fiasco.
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Weinstein's defense attorney Arthur Aidala said the violations were technical glitches that have to do with lack of reception in the Westchester area where Weinstein resides.
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The lab of David Lieu has already used this method to fix the genetic glitches that cause sickle-cell anemia, cystic fibrosis, and Tay-Sachs disease.
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While there weren't any glitches with the voting booths or the tallying process, according to local authorities, not every voter was amenable to the new technology.
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That prompted the Mets' pitching coach, Dan Warthen, to make his second visit in two innings, hoping to correct the glitches that had Harvey firing wildly.
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State-backed Royal Bank of Scotland has promised to invest hundreds of millions of pounds in its computer systems after a series of high-profile glitches.
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These glitches were far from catastrophic, but they were frustrating because I could usually imagine, or remember, just how good the dish was supposed to be.
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I've seen some weird glitches and app crashes during my testing, and I've had to restart a couple of times to get things back on track.
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Brian understands that new technology, which can be cutting edge and exciting, can also bring headaches and glitches and not necessarily work as well as advertised.
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The automated strategies have made trading cheaper and more efficient, but the speed at which they operate can cause glitches to cascade quickly through the market.
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The move backfired when IT glitches sent TSB's costs spiraling, forcing Chief Executive Paul Pester to resign amid complaints from customers and lawmakers over the fiasco.
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Some physicists think that under certain circumstances, objects might fall slightly faster or slower—and they're going to extreme lengths to try to spot such glitches.
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It synchronizes the frame rate of your graphics card with the refresh rate of your monitor to eliminate annoying visual glitches, also known as stuttering and tearing.
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The music streaming service has gotten some bad press for failing to pay artists, which goes against everything Jay-Z said Tidal was about, to technical glitches.
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Prosecutors said technical glitches with the deposition video kept them from furnishing it sooner, and they argued that the defense bid for dismissal was a diversionary tactic.
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NASA flagship missions Hubble and the Chandra X-Ray telescope, too, showed signs of aging after they both experienced safe-mode-inducing glitches caused by faulty gyroscopes.
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Glitches in a mobile app used to report Iowa caucus results not only delayed the results but also provoked metastasizing misinformation about the integrity of the vote.
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Ultimately, there may be some glitches to overcome, as well as tools that Nike will have to reintroduce to gain back some of its most loyal fans.
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Congress has voted twice to modify the system so that voters receive printed receipts, which could be checked in case of technical glitches or allegations of fraud.
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There have certainly been close calls in the past, when brinkmanship combined with war games or glitches almost lead to a nuclear apocalypse during the Cold War.
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It is locked in a perpetual struggle with the sorts of glitches, including inefficient basing, overstaffing and costly acquisitions programmes, he prides himself on solving at Boeing.
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It takes them a full hour into the film to even conceive that someone's hacked and weaponized Dutchboy, and that those obliterated cities aren't just software glitches.
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It's modeled on the very successful Curiosity rover, which landed in 2012 and, despite some glitches, has remained in good working order for years longer than expected.
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The Libra Association is working with HackerOne to launch a bug bounty system later this year that will pay security researchers for safely identifying flaws and glitches.
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And even if such glitches don't affect the outcome of the election, a snafu or two in traditional GOP strongholds will most definitely fuel the conspiracy theories.
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NYSE has faced scrutiny for technical glitches affecting ETFs, including a March issue that prevented some ETFs from completing an auction at the end of the day.
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These folks learn the code, the physics, the most obscure glitches and exploits in games in order to "break" them and beat them in world-record times.
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The warning from the chief operating officer of Europe's largest aerospace group follows a series of glitches in the supply chain that delayed aircraft deliveries last year.
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Clinton, Ms. Abedin said, was an occasion when the email arrangement disrupted official business, one of several glitches described in the depositions or the inspector general's report.
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As lots of erroneous payments travel the globe, and as it becomes clear that these are not just "glitches", eventually the entire system would be deemed unreliable.
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The securities market Down Under suffered technical glitches on Monday that first delayed the open, then in the afternoon suspended trade for the rest of the session.
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The bank also faced flak from investors over its accident-prone investment platform, which has hit a number of glitches since being overhauled and rebranded last year.
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The carrier may soon be ready for service, but observers warn a few glitches may still need to be ironed outVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Banks in Brazil have become increasingly sensitive to brand damage caused by technical glitches as more customers use their mobile phones or personal computers to conduct transactions.
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The study is also the first of its kind to suggest health benefits in people with so-called genetic glitches affecting how their bodies react to caffeine.
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Such glitches may have occurred when "certain account changes were made" -- like changing an email address associated with a particular account, Twitter said in a blog post.
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Target additionally detailed its use of custom bots that help detect glitches, troubleshoot, then put fixes in places, sometimes before staff even alerts I.T. to an issue.
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Yet all the game really asks of you is to point and click, searching for glitches in the landscape that cause the room to reveal another reality.
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On Monday, the trading start-up emailed customers who said they were affected by tech glitches that caused them to miss out on a historic market day.
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Due to the glitches and the park's need to collect the Hosts for repair, that happened recently, and both Dolores and Maeve (Thandie Newton) are having flashbacks.
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But difficulties producing battery packs at Tesla's Nevada plant, called the Gigafactory, and other glitches in the car's assembly process combined to slow output to a crawl.
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People who write timekeeping software have had to go to lots of trouble to make sure the leap second doesn't cause any glitches, but you're all set.
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"I run a team of hackers," is how Mr. Henderson describes his role, then clarifying they are paid professional hackers who look for bugs, glitches, and malfunctions.
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The bank told New York in 2016 that it had found more than 30 branches around the world where these glitches existed, according to the court filing.
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Quality assurance testers — those who play a game repeatedly in order to spot glitches before they're found by consumers — can make as little as $10 an hour.
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Musk didn't elaborate on the specific software update he was referring to, but Apple's iOS 13 update was criticized for launching with bugs and glitches in September.
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Apple is reportedly overhauling the way it tests and develops new software to reduce the number of bugs and glitches, starting with iOs 14, according to Bloomberg.
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After declaring aggressive output goals for the new model, Tesla has struggled for the last 12 months to smooth out glitches and bottlenecks in its assembly process.
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The election was carried out peacefully, and there were few technical glitches compared with the previous poll, in 0003, when voting machines were afflicted by widespread malfunctions.
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Democrats and advocacy groups had been pushing for an extension, arguing that the glitches suffered on Sunday potentially prevented thousands of people from signing up for coverage.
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In her cramped cubicle, families pull up chairs and sort through pay stubs and tax returns, often relying on her to sort out enrollment glitches with Medicaid.
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Naturally such a report will have the usual caveats that every plan for developing new space hardware has since technical glitches and funding shortfalls can delay milestones.
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Initial reviews of the iPhone X called it the best iPhone yet, although some reviewers pointed out potential glitches in FaceID, the company's new face recognition system.
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While there had been complaints about the tool being riddled with glitches that persisted well into October, it appears many of the kinks have been worked out.
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Former members of the military have suggested that glitches in the infrared camera in Underwood&aposs plane may have been playing tricks on the pilot&aposs eye.
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The technical glitches were the source of widespread conspiracies about voter suppression, given the demographics of the county, and the county's importance to securing either candidates' victory.
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The interns turned the glitches over to Netflix through a "bug bounty" program, where Netflix offers cash rewards to researchers who uncover security flaws in its products.
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And HSBC issued multiple apologies to customers after its UK personal banking websites were shuttered by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, following earlier unrelated IT glitches.
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The P20 Pro and the Mate 20 Pro did a pretty good job at both, though not without glitches, so I hope to see improvement in both areas.
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This was surprising, as scientists have long thought that the Crab pulsar only experienced small glitches, unlike other pulsars, such as the Vela pulsar, which experience larger ones.
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Their favorite scapegoats included glitches and technical issues, as if they (most notably, Google, Facebook, and Twitter) aren't the ones responsible for creating the machines that they deploy.
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Facebook has also been under fire for removing controversial videos, although the platform has said some of the actions were due to technical glitches rather than editorial decisions.
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After all, both the Hubble and Chandra telescopes faced safe mode-inducing glitches, and both the Dawn mission to Ceres and the Kepler exoplanet mission have recently ended.
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Sony advises that Boost Might might cause unexpected behavior in some instances with the PS4 Pro running at full speed; turning off the setting should resolve any glitches.
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App crashing problems and loss of wireless service seem to be patched, as have some visual glitches when entering text in iMessage and unfinished areas of dark mode.
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The slide's scheduled 2014 opening was delayed multiple times due to glitches, including one issue that caused water rafts to fly off the slide and into the air.
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I didn't experience many technical glitches in my time with The Witcher 3, but pretty much all of the bugs I did encounter were related to my horse.
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When a signal triggers the detectors, scientists around the world receive an automated notification, then meet immediately and do basic sanity checks to ensure there weren't any glitches.
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But bondholders largely put such hold-ups down to glitches in the payment system or simply mismanagement that has come to characterize a government with little market savvy.
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Early pioneer Sling TV has already grown to a million subscribers, according to analyst estimates released this fall, and, despite some early glitches, its numbers continue to climb.
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Maryott also mentioned that it was possible those glitches happened because there was something wrong with Lawson's phone, which he provided himself, rather than something wrong with GrubHub.
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At GMO Coin, one of the two registered exchanges sanctioned, the FSA said system glitches occurred frequently but the company had failed to sufficiently analyze the root cause.
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Despite the glitches, DirecTV Now has benefited from being a product created under the AT&T umbrella, as this allows the company cross-promotion capabilities others don't have.
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In an attempt to make up for the technical glitches, Hulu is offering those who were impacted a free month of its Live TV service as an apology.
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According to the story, a boy named Matt unknowingly picks up a haunted copy of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, and finds it's riddled with creepy glitches.
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Equifax, in its statement issued before Warren's remarks, said it was aware that consumers were unhappy about glitches on its website and their difficulty in reaching call centers.
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The announcement came a month early so government offices and companies can update computer software and make preparations to avoid glitches when the new era begins next month.
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There is a wonderful satisfaction to the runs: as rad as the world record glitches are, I do love watching the whole game bested as the developers intended.
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Though technical glitches marred the start of Prime Day on Monday afternoon and prevented many customers from shopping, Amazon quickly said this year's event was beating last year's.
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Understanding Robinhood as an attempt to gamify stock trading helps clarify why members of WSB were are so eager to find hacks, glitches, and oversights in the software.
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While there have been some glitches and delays in the rollout, it has been the most ambitious technology overhaul the NYSE or any global exchange has ever done.
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It adds another issue to a pile of glitches and mistakes included in the hastily-passed tax bill that lawmakers have had to address after the legislation's passage.
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Similar problems have been faced by people who have suffered injuries to their fingers, while others have faced authentication errors because of glitches or mistakes in the system.
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The result is a deck of playing cards that constantly reminds players that reality could be an illusion, inspiring them to look for glitches in their own world.
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Glitches, bit rot, and other forms of technological decay poke through the ultimate realism of Travieso's traditional-style portraits, and it all comes from a childhood in Cuba.
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So I have no idea how to troubleshoot some of the glitches that I'm seeing, and I especially don't know what the safety concerns for this guy are.
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Google had fifteen hundred of these devices stacked in towers six feet high, in a building in Santa Clara, California; because of hardware glitches, only twelve hundred worked.
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Miyamoto pointed to a combination of factors behind the glitches including generational turnover among the company's engineers and the higher load on its facilities to make advanced products.
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Amazon shares had been falling less than 230 percent Tuesday morning, after the company suffered a series of glitches as Prime Day kicked off Monday at 22016 p.m.
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On Thursday, it announced it would start selling the phone in South Korea, as well as the U.K., Germany, France and Singapore this month after fixing the glitches.
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After a disappointing meeting — the audio system glitches trying to play Alfred's music — they wander around and see another artist inside a conference room, performing for rapt staffers.
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This 44-ton "Machine," as it became widely known, was prone to glitches on a Wagnerian scale, starting when "Das Rheingold," the first installment, was introduced in 2010.
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Even if an attacker can't change vote totals, any disruption or technical glitches would raise questions about the integrity of the election in a highly contested primary contest.
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As NBC News reported last week, tens of thousands of veterans haven't received promised housing and education stipends because of technical glitches at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Earlier this month Tesla said it was making about 1553,000 Model 3s a week and was working to eliminate glitches and bottlenecks at its factory in Fremont, Calif.
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In Oregon in particular there have been complaints that hotels canceled or "lost" reservations made long ago so that they could jack up prices, then blamed … computer glitches!
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Scanning the DNA of patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, for example, scientists have identified telltale glitches in the gene that encodes dystrophin, a protein critical to muscle stability.
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And, as so often happens in real life, technology was the bane of my experience, with numerous glitches that added an hour to the 90-minute running time.
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Democratic lawmakers and health care advocates are calling on the Trump administration to extend the deadline for ObamaCare open enrollment after reports of widespread glitches with the healthcare.
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"We're confident there was no outside interference in their system, and I'm sure the party in Iowa will figure out where their glitches were," Mr. Burr told reporters.
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Working in human cell cultures, his lab has already used prime editors to fix the genetic glitches that cause sickle cell anemia, cystic fibrosis, and Tay-Sachs disease.
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"It's playing catch up in halting tax shelters and income shifting to tax havens, at a high risk of filing season glitches affecting over 155 million individual taxpayers."
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The documents give a rare look into how Amazon responded to the higher-than-expected traffic surge on Prime Day, which caused glitches across the site for hours.
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The bet was that internet and wireless networks could let surgeons phone it in from almost anywhere—if carriers could fix the occasional glitches that mar video calls.
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Here's what went on behind the scenes as Amazon engineers scrambled to fix Prime Day glitches that disrupted the e-commerce behemoth's biggest sale day of the year.
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The recording has a few glitches — the BBC noted that you can hear an an engineer quip that the computer is "not in the mood" for Glenn Miller.
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The list goes on and on; you can scroll through it in this scanned document of the original 210 report on Mariner 10's many quirks and glitches.
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Stephenson's recreations come with the nuances and glitches of seeing these works online and filtered through Google's 360 backpack cameras: complete with distortions, bending, or just completely blurred-out.
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The rate and replication of an infection, the new research suggests, is determined by specific glitches in a molecule's structure, and not by the mere presence of misfolded proteins.
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From bullet time, to real-time glitches indicating changes to the environment, The Matrix remains the richest, most fascinating deep dive into a fully realized virtual environment we've seen.
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The mind-bending text is mirrored in the track's complexities, its heavily-slurred vocals navigating a multi-layered soundbed of glitches, cranks, rave-y synths, and a rumbling bassline.
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With a majority of the results finally released after technological glitches brought the vote count to a halt, Biden was sitting in fourth place behind Buttigieg, Sanders and Warren.
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Sinking into the jitters, glitches, and contorted sounds that feel, to my ears, like a sonic metaphor for data transfer and digital failure, I find myself unsettled at first.
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The entries memorialize such historical events as the first operation with ether, Grace Hopper's coining of the term "bug" to describe computer glitches, and Matt Damon's arrival on Mars.
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"Amazon's site glitches didn't negatively impact sales with the company revealing sales were higher than ever," Taylor Schreiner, director of Adobe Digital Insights, told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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When the opening credits roll, the various studio logos transform into eye-popping psychedelic glitches — the first time a kid's movie has ever reminded me of Enter the Void.
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Related: A 15-Year-Old Murder Inspires a Haunting Installation An Artist Is Reimagining Black History Through Experimental Film These Miniature Suburban Worlds Are Made Of 3D Printing Glitches
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LOS ANGELES -- The Golden State Warriors were starting to recover from a couple of early glitches, and the Los Angeles Clippers were the last undefeated team in the NBA.
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I assume that all these glitches are unrelated — various security firms emailed to tell me that today's Twitter outage in particular showed no signs of being an outside attack.
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In the case of Laserdiscs, the glitches show themselves largely when playing the discs, which initially highlight small flecks of snow when playing the films, then devolve from there.
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In this video by Brit Lab, a science Youtube channel, the Factomania team explains how memory functions, how memory glitches, and what happens in the brain during déjà vu.
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Though all has gone well barring a few power glitches, there are fears that when a fourth line connects to Admiralty in 2021, the concourses will be totally overwhelmed.
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Related: 3D Dioramas Take 'Paper Mario' To Another Level These Miniature Suburban Worlds Are Made Of 3D Printing Glitches Miniature Projection-Mapped World Tells a Universal Story of Love
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Glitches are often due to "legacy" systems with coding from the 1970s, which may not be able to recover from outages within the time regulators will set, Nelson said.
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The metro area's public transit system, TriMet, had service problems because of the heat and computer glitches caused by a system upgrade that went awry, CNN affiliate KATU reported.
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Link to the Past Speedrunner ParisianPlayer managed to complete the classic SNES game Saturday, Kotaku reported, without using his eyes in a unique all-bosses, all-glitches blindfolded speedrun.
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On the liability front, it's widely agreed that the manufacturers of autonomous vehicles will probably bear the costs of accidents caused by defects or glitches in their robo-drivers.
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The tax was aimed at transforming India's 29 states into a single customs union but it has hit millions of small businesses due to complex rules and technical glitches.
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For months, Parisians haven't been able to use the city's popular Vélib' bikeshare program because Smovengo, the consortium responsible for upgrading the fleet, has been plagued by technical glitches.
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Making the glitches requires a different way of sketching, which he at first executed by making his stencils and drawings by hand, since he is admittedly not very technological.
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Related: The 15 Best Video Game Trailers Of All Time (According To Us) Guest Column: Gamers And The Glitches That Get To Them A Smart Handbag For Your Smartphone
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Of course, the scope of the game and the ability to edit or destroy anything (except the belongings of others) means unlimited capacity for glitches, griefing and so on.
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Though all has gone well barring a few power glitches, there are fears that when a fourth line connects to Admiralty in 2021, the concourses will be totally overwhelmed.
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Rebellious teens and glitches aside, Tinder's decision will hopefully make it a safer place and prevent those over 18 from matching with someone outside of their specified age range.
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Michael D. Lockshin, M.D. New York City Gawande refers to the process of rectifying glitches in the E.M.R. system as "mutation and selection," the key factors in Darwinian evolution.
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In the hours following the launch of iOS 220, users have complained about a variety of glitches that affect elements such as Bluetooth, WiFi, and the on-screen keyboard.
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"Retirees cannot afford to have glitches with their pension checks," Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin, the state's top securities regulator, said in a statement announcing an investigation.
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It looks like it was a rush job on which only $60,000 was spent, it was barely tested ahead of time, and it had major glitches on caucus day.
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"We anticipated glitches, but I have to tell you I didn't anticipate one of this magnitude," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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I saw all kinds of glitches and crashes during my week of testing, as did Verge executive editor Dieter Bohn with his iPhone 11 review unit running iOS 13.
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Reliance, headed by business tycoon Anil Ambani, however, said funds had been arranged by the due date and the delay was due to technical glitches in the bank's servers.
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Robert Israel's sets and Florence von Gerkan's costumes looked sharp and fresh here, though there were an unusual number of little glitches: singers knocking over flowerpots, or dropping things.
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Around the world, dockless bikes end up in pond and trees, are plagued with technological glitches, and even some of the best docked bikeshare systems are drowning in debt.
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Sometimes. And when he doesn't, his ghostwriter aides make sure the president's anything-but-random communications are as peppered with misspellings and grammatical glitches as the real-ish thing (!).
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It's only February, and two of 2016's biggest live-streamed events — "Yeezy Season 3" and the Grammy Awards on CBS All Access — have been marked with high-profile glitches.
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At a time when regulations, glitches, price swings, forks, hacks, and fraud can't seem to keep the cryptocurrency-mania down, there's a new hurdle for it to overcome: the taxman.
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If a player crafts or acquires a pocketed piece of armor and rapidly equips and unequips it, the game glitches out and begins to whittle away at the carrying limit.
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If that's the case, then bugs and glitches may—to be a bit deliberately obtuse about it—just be another problem for the player to solve, another dash of friction.
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Glitches in border gateway protocol filters have caused multiple outages to date, including cases where traffic from U.S. internet and financial services firms was routed through Russia, China and Belarus.
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In Kerala, leaders of three political parties complained about electronic voting machine (EVM) malfunctions, but an election commission official said glitches were not widespread and there were enough replacement machines.
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Issues with Bluetooth connectivity, navigation systems and other electronic features have become the biggest complaint for new car buyers, but Stephens said new cars are coming out with fewer glitches.
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After switching to the Renault power unit after three gloomy years with Honda, McLaren's MCL33 suffered more glitches and completed fewer laps on the test track than any other team.
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Shortly after its debut, consumers were quickly frustrated with the new offering, due to glitches and freezing – something that seems to be common with launches from streaming services these days.
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Article continues after the video below Menu options collapse, binary code pisses all over the screen, glitches twitch and pixelated imagery is torn, manipulated and contorted in increasingly inventive ways.
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According to CNET, users have reported that the Android app for Nike Adapt BB shoes (though not the iOS version) is experiencing serious technical glitches following a recent firmware update.
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Fox's live TV musical overcame technical glitches, a rare Los Angeles rainstorm and the death of a key cast member's father to score rave reviews on social media and elsewhere.
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According to Variety, he said that as the piano was being lifted onto the stage, a microphone in the piano dropped, which caused the audio glitches heard during the broadcast.
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One thing Tune's report didn't get into is how the App Store glitches benefitted those companies whose apps were returned instead of the correct app during the time of issues.
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That has not yet happened, and Kochery said the farmers only broke even last season due to some initial glitches – but they hope to have a big harvest this year.
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The metro area's public transit system, TriMet, is having service problems because of the heat and computer glitches caused by a system upgrade that went awry, CNN affiliate KATU reported.
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They beat 70-hour games in three or four minutes, exploit glitches to create shortcuts, and skip content that you or I might call "critical" in the name of efficiency.
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In spite of solid reviews (us included), the company's new Pixel 2 handsets have been plagued by glitches, including a buzzing sound heard in the ear piece during phone calls.
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Regardless of whether hackers are responsible for the technical issues at HSBC, security experts say the ongoing glitches still reveal a fragile digital infrastructure that is vulnerable to digital attacks.
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For more information on how to fix a Switch by resetting, see our article, "How to soft reset or factory reset a Nintendo Switch to fix software issues and glitches."
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Earlier this year, he got his first show, "Constructs & Glitches," at the Future Perfect, featuring a striking suite of furniture inspired by snags he encountered while using 3D modeling software.
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Similar halts in trading on the Moscow Exchange, caused by technical glitches, have cast doubts over Moscow's role as a major financial hub and prompted concern from central bank officials.
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Customers attempting to purchase the drug from online stores have also reportedly experienced hold-ups as multiple websites suffer glitches and other issues due to the high volumes of traffic.
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Photo: Fiona Goodall (Getty)E-scooters can be crazy dangerous even if they're functioning properly, but especially if they experience glitches or design flaws that can put riders at risk.
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You're a flexible sign, Pisces, and this week you simply have to lean into that go-with-the-flow quality as you maneuver around unexpected glitches, mending your schedule accordingly.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Several major financial services firms faced technical service glitches on their apps or websites during Monday's volatile trading session, according to the companies and a monitoring service.
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"It takes longer to set up than it does to actually play the game, and sometimes it glitches out a bit, but obviously it's a work in progress," Paul says.
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Malfunctions were constant, and ranged from recurring glitches, like the flickering lights observed by Sharman, to terrifying emergency situations in which the death of crew members was only narrowly averted.
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Airbus is urgently looking for at least two new buyers for the upgraded A330neo model, while wrestling with some glitches and delays in production for the 250-300-seat aircraft.
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Such an approach avoids any possible communications glitches, and Mr. Sierhuis said the company was working on a more advanced solution, S.A.M. 2.0, but wasn't ready to discuss it yet.
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The goal is plausible but could easily be derailed by production glitches, delivery delays and softer-than-expected demand for the Model 1103, said Brian Johnson, an analyst at Barclays.
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In recent days, Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market have experienced glitches in delivery, and consumers in some regions have complained that orders are taking longer to deliver than normal.
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In the past, levels uploaded to Nintendo's servers with glitches would disappear pretty fast, but not fast enough that you couldn't upload it and have someone else quickly download it.
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A variety of malfunctions or oversights could lead to inaccurate speed and altitude projections, including electrical glitches or obstructions to the monitoring instruments affixed to the outside of the plane.
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There were no official results on the night of the caucuses amid copious technical glitches, and Pete Buttigieg declared himself the victor with exactly zero percent of caucus sites reporting.
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He has become an outspoken advocate for amending the law, attempting to build a coalition in the state senate to debate a complicated amendment to address some of the glitches.
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The nation's crude steel output slipped 0.3 percent to a nine-year low in 2018, as a string of natural disasters and glitches at steel plants led to slower production.
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To paint in such circumstances requires a new approach to image-making that exploits the gaps and glitches of digitization to reveal the workings of our eyes and our economy.
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The updated version, which became available to users in late August, was met with criticism due to various changes — and glitches — that caused incomplete or incorrect results to be generated.
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One geneticist said there are "all kinds of glitches" with the way the work was carried out, and another said that the babies probably aren't HIV-resistant as a result.
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They have also revealed glitches in the system, in which conflicting dates are causing confusion among migrants over when to appear at a port of entry for a court appearance.
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While the sources said Infosys, which built the GST technological network, made "basic errors", they said government officials have not accepted any responsibility for the glitches in the GST roll out.
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Now after police and federal investigations found that driver distraction and glitches with Uber's software were factors in the crash, Uber's ready to resume testing, but with a much different program.
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Its first foldable phone, the Galaxy Fold, is set to go on sale from September, but analysts say headlines about glitches with sample Folds will dampen consumer excitement around the launch.
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Technical glitches with a new biometric identification system introduced to stem fraud allegations instead created massive confusion and caused delays lasting hours, frustrating voters and challenging the credibility of the polls.
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Leave the robots out of this mess It was a human error that caused disruption in Amazon's cloud services on Tuesday, which caused widespread glitches (and panic) for its many clients.
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But those computer glitches were nothing compared to the 52-year halt in the Polish stock market due to the 1939 invasion by Germany and subsequent occupation by the Soviet Union.
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Test vehicles have faced various technical glitches, according to one report in The Information (subscription required), including an embarrassing failed demonstration for the CEO of Honda, a Cruise investor, in April.
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Indeed, HQ's constant glitches, lags, and unreliability make winning an unlikelihood, stacking the odds against the player in a game that feels increasingly more like a scam than a good time.
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There were scattered reports of voting machine glitches in Pennsylvania, where some voters said they tried to vote the Republican ticket only to see the Democratic boxes checked on their touchscreen.
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But starting today, Uber is rolling out a new interface aimed at preventing experiences that are outside the driver's control, such as software glitches or traffic, from impacting their overall rating.
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He said he was going to delete his channel once he reached that milestone out of frustration over YouTube's dropping subscription numbers/glitches, but of course it was just a joke.
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The composites also feature artifacts such glitches and intentionally obscured areas of the images, as can be seen in the photographs of Volkel Air Base and De Peel Air Force Base.
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The ghost goes by the name of "BEN," and he eventually causes Matt to lose his sanity, as the haunting and glitches get progressively worse each time he starts the game.
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Amazon said in July that customers placed 60 percent more orders worldwide in its second Prime Day sale despite technical glitches but it did not provide sales figures at the time.
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I hired a programmer and some graphic designers online, worked through months of glitches and nightmares I wasn't prepared to handle, and launched it to the public in January of 2013.
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Many accuse it of adding extra rules to those from the EU. Its Rural Payments Agency (RPA) has been slow to pay out subsidies, thanks to computer glitches and other snafus.
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Any glitches - innocent or otherwise - in the high-tech electronic voting and tallying system could be grounds for the loser to allege fraud, as Odinga did in 22007 and in 2007.
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