Facebook's Instagram keeps a copy of everything you've ever shared.
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Benioff keeps a copy of the proclamation in his office.
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Macron keeps a copy of De Gaulle's memoirs on his desk.
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Pierre keeps a copy of " Hamlet " and Dante's Inferno on his writing desk.
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He keeps a copy of his father's Vietnam Disengagement Act on the wall of his office.
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"I'm serious," said Ms. Williams, who keeps a copy of the Bible on her coffee table.
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Cuban said he even keeps a copy of the book "Machine Learning for Dummies" in his bathroom.
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Bateman keeps a copy of Mr. Trump's magnum opus, "The Art of the Deal," on his desk.
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In the novel 13 Reasons Why, Tony keeps a copy of the tapes and has minimal interaction with Hannah.
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He keeps a copy on his desk of then-Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy's approval to wiretap the Rev.
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Mr Macron, who keeps a copy of Charles de Gaulle's memoirs on his desk, is eager to occupy the space.
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The governor's commission documented this tactic way back in a 1993 report—of which MassResistance keeps a copy on its website.
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Most of her belongings are now in storage, but just below her journal, she keeps a copy of the script and the score.
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Goodell keeps a copy of the Vietnam Disengagement Act, the bill his father sponsored to end the war, on the wall of his office.
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Word 2016 now keeps a copy of your work in the cloud so you can "co-author" with other people even at the same time.
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Jinwang also keeps a copy of Weibo and WeChat records, as well as a record of IMEI numbers, SIM card data and Wifi login data.
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By the Book The author, most recently, of "You Will Know Me" keeps a copy of "How to Protect Yourself Against Psychic Attack" on her shelves.
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Because Symphony keeps a copy of encrypted data on its servers, that arrangement created a backup means for investigators to gain access to the messages if necessary.
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At the trial held in Moscow District Military Court, Karaulova speaks clearly but briefly, and keeps a copy of the Criminal Code on the seat in her glass cage.
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He keeps a copy in front of him in a folder for reference if the officials raise specific questions during the discussions, according to officials knowledgeable about the briefings.
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Schmidt keeps a copy of a statistical opus on post-mortem intervals, in which Claus Henssge and his co-authors warn against extrapolating much beyond 220 hours, but he takes an even more pessimistic view.
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The second is the kind who keeps a copy of Infinite Jest on their bedside table "for reference" and can't recognise how funny it is that they have earnestly modelled their entire adult self on Morrissey.
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Hit the Share button, and you've got two options: You can select iCloud Drive (which passes the project via iCloud Drive and keeps a copy there) or wait for your Mac to show up in the AirDrop panel.
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There is also is the small, secret part of me that kind of enjoys housework, the part that subscribes to Better Homes & Gardens and keeps a copy of "Home Comforts: The Art & Science of Keeping House" by her bed.
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Ms. Zirinsky — who keeps a copy of Walter Cronkite's script announcing Richard Nixon's resignation that she fetched out of a garbage can in 1974 — said it was vital for the division to be mindful of its rich history and move beyond the current turmoil.
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Eavesdropping is not just part of her research process as a writer, but a way of life, and she still keeps a copy of the 1995 linguistics study she used as a reference point for Clueless within arm's reach at home in case she ever needs it.
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He still keeps a copy of it — one that's creased and copiously underlined — in a library with the rest of his favorites at his father's house in Richmond, Va. The book, "The Fourth Turning," a 1997 work by two amateur historians, Neil Howe and William Strauss, lays out a theory that American history unfurls in predictable, 80-year cycles of prosperity and catastrophe.
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Wong says she keeps a copy of each new public version of Instagram (for Android) and then decompiles the app's code using a publicly available tool capable of reverse engineering closed Android apps (she requested I not include the tool's name because she's not an advocate of people using it for hacking or other malicious purposes) and a custom Python script she wrote herself.
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The volume is a limited edition by Ediciones Adrogué. The library of the partido keeps a copy.
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The Town Hall keeps a copy of the will. He also frequently attended events related to his father until his death in Milan in 1858. Like his brother, he neither married nor had children, and the Mozart family line thus died with him.
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Each participant is mailed a Brain Cell print along with a documentation list of contributors worldwide. Cohen keeps a copy for himself. Some of the remaining Brain Cell prints from each edition are assembled into sets of 30 consecutive editions. These set are sent to artists and Mail Art shows around the world.
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Biers conducts frank interviews with crew members and captures some pilots' hijinks on camera. After Kat overdoses on stimulants and botches a landing, Biers follows her to Galacticas sickbay. There, she discovers Doctor Cottle treating Sharon for a complication with her pregnancy. Adama confiscates the footage, but Biers secretly keeps a copy.
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Once back, he has to solve a case involving stolen money and a missing employee in order to catch the thieves. The film is the only one from the period known to have survived. The Library of Congress keeps a copy of the film as it is deemed culturally significant. Nowadays, The Flying Ace is screened occasionally across the nation.
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On old versions of Windows, when users upgrade a device driver, there is a chance the new driver is less stable, efficient or functional than the original. Reinstalling the old driver can be a major hassle and to avoid this quandary, Windows XP keeps a copy of an old driver when a new version is installed. If the new driver has problems, the user can return to the previous version. This feature does not work with printer drivers.
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In encrypted messaging protocols, such as bitmessage, every user on the network keeps a copy of every message, but is only able to decrypt their own and that can only be done by trying to decrypt every single message. Using this approach it is impossible to determine who sent a message to whom without being able to decrypt it. As everyone receives everything and the outcome of the decryption process is kept private. It can also be done by a VPN if the host is not known.
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Software that employs this additional security keeps a copy of the actual serial number being used in the license code. When it is active, it is broadcasting this number on a clandestine channel on the local network. If the software has been installed on another computer on that same network, using the same license code, when the second copy is run it will detect its serial number in use on the network and typically will refuse to run. It may also cause the other copy of itself already in use to close.
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Finally, a concordance is automatically generated by the stenographic system's software and included in the back of the booklet. Most court reporters can also provide a digital copy of the transcript in ASCII, RealLegal, and PDF formats. The court reporter keeps a copy of the documents provided to the deponent during the deposition for document identification questions, unless digital document and exhibit technology is employed, in which case the deponent and all parties receive the official exhibits in real time. Deponent has right to read and sign the deposition transcript before it is filed with the court.
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A scientific study by psychological scientists at the University of Cambridge, University of Plymouth, and University of California used an uplifting clip from The Oprah Winfrey Show in an experiment that discovered that watching the 'uplifting' clip caused subjects to become twice as helpful as subjects assigned to watch a British comedy or nature documentary. In 1998, Winfrey began an ongoing conversation with Gary Zukav, an American spiritual teacher, who appeared on her television show 35 times. Winfrey has said she keeps a copy of Zukav's The Seat of the Soul at her bedside, a book that she says is one of her all-time favorites.
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Oprah, who keeps a copy of The Seat of the Soul at her bedside, proclaimed: "The Seat of the Soul is my favorite book of all time, except for the Bible." Her favorite quote from The Seat of the Soul: "Every action, thought, and feeling is motivated by an intention, and that intention is a cause that exists as one with an effect.... In this most profound way, we are held responsible for every action, thought, and feeling, which is to say, for our every intention." Zukav's third book, Soul Stories (2000), provides examples of people creating authentic power. Thoughts from the Seat of the Soul: Meditations for Souls in Progress (2001) offered daily quotes for meditation.
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We can prove that a queue machine is equivalent to a Turing machine by showing that a queue machine can simulate a Turing machine and vice versa. A Turing machine can be simulated by a queue machine that keeps a copy of the Turing machine's contents in its queue at all times, with two special markers: one for the TM's head position, and one for the end of the tape; its transitions simulate those of the TM by running through the whole queue, popping off each of its symbols and re-enqueing either the popped symbol, or, near the head position, the equivalent of the TM transition's effect. A queue machine can be simulated by a Turing machine, but more easily by a multi-tape Turing machine, which is known to be equivalent to a normal single-tape machine. The simulating queue machine reads input on one tape and stores the queue on the second, with pushes and pops defined by simple transitions to the beginning and end symbols of the tape.
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