Just log on to Facebook, log on to Instagram, and it's instantaneous comparison with a peer group or many peer groups.
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I quickly log on and register from my work computer.
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I don't log on as often as I would like.
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Yes, people most certainly log on and play the game.
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And do they know when I log on to FedLoan?
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In spite of it all, Musk continues to log on.
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Let me just log on to read some new- pic.twitter.
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For more information including web extras, log on to: prime.cnbc.com.
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Another great feature is the activity log on the app.
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I then log on to work for a few hours.
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For more information including web extras, log on to: oceansofcrime.cnbc.com.
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"It's just the latest log on the fire," said Schumacher.
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Consumers log on, search for an item, buy it and leave.
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Wake up, freshen up, and log on to my work computer.
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And when someone said 'log on' it meant stoke the fire.
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Why do so many others log on to watch them eat?
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Al-Ahram published a scan of the log on its website.
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Some people like to watch a Yule Log on Christmas Eve.
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Then I log on to do some work for about an hour.
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You might also be able to log on courtesy of your carrier.
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And what you can do is log on this web site, Promiseskept.
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Al-Ahram published a scan of the technical log on its website.
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Which memes will you be hopelessly behind if you don't log on?
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For now, account holders can log on with a username and password.
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Take a moment before you log on to your phone or computer.
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Log on to your Facebook page and you'll experience a similar reality.
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"An earlier issue where some customers were unable to log on to the HSBC mobile banking app has been resolved and users of the app should be able to log on as usual," said a UK spokesman for HSBC.
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Using a serrated knife, cut log on the diagonal into ½-inch-thick slices.
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Users told me they log on when they feel sad, anxious, or lonely.
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You'll log on to the website or app of a service like Rover.
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Once again, Donald Trump, Jr. has made the misguided choice to log on.
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As for Jay Z's absence, well, it's another log on the Lemonade fire.
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Nominations: To submit your nomination for the Awards Program log on to www.cnnheroes.
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"I could log on any time, in the middle of Iraq," he said.
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Then log on to Seamless and order chicken fingers with extra honey mustard.
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An adult will have to log on anyone under the age of 13.
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Nominations: To submit your nomination for the Awards Program log on to www.cnnheroes.
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Log on, and it plunks you into a video chat with a random stranger.
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As long as you have a cable provider, you can log on to ABC.
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When returning players log on after some time away, the landscape is virtually unrecognizable.
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Log on to the Federal Student Aid website to find your federal loan servicer.
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They log on to fix the problem and voilà — they're counted as active users!
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Would I have to go to a library and log on to Lexis/Nexis?
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I log on to work and answer a few emails and start the day.
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Each student received a sheet of paper with information about how to log on.
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Uber and Lyft responded by limiting when drivers can log on to their apps.
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Then I go log on to my Xbox and I choose what to do.
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They log on and write in the drafts So it's never transmitted over any servers.
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After that, your Facebook login became a way to log on to other internet sites.
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If you fancy yourself a bit of a polymath, log on and have a go.
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People with opinions across the Uber divide were asked to log on to the site.
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Some 20 percent of players log on everyday for the full 30-minute trivia show.
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I log on to my computer, answer some emails, and have a cup of coffee.
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In a few days, they'll log on to Meenta's cloud and retrieve their genetic data.
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In the end, I wound up waiting eight hours or so just to log on.
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Sometimes, bored while waiting for my gamer teammates to log on, I looked them up.
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When you log on, you're met with photos and videos from influencers of all stripes.
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Instead, the cover kicks in as soon as they log on for a delivery shift.
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"If you can log on to a laptop, you can access an opportunity," she said.
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I use my Keurig to make my morning coffee and log on to my computer.
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Voting delegates at the gathering in Mesa were instructed by organizers to log on to NeverHillary.SimplyVoting.
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Now back to "Watters&apos World," and for all your latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com.
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I could barely log on to Twitter without seeing a new drawing of girl-Bowser's boobs.
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For more information about The iCONIC Tour, including registration and sponsorship opportunities, log on to: www.iconicconference.com.
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You've got the internet, you log on, present your schedule, get the funds, play the tournaments.
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Many foreigners log on to virtual private networks (VPNs) to access content hosted outside of China.
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Today, OkCupid users will log on looking for love and find … a message about tech policy.
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Let's scroll back to what happens when you log on to your friendly social media site.
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If you log on now, you'll see some of the same players from a decade ago.
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To find out what your payment will be, log on to your My Social Security account.
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You can log on to your account and get that information directly from the device now.
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You'll have to crack open your laptop and log on to the website or desktop app.
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Too lazy to walk yourself down to your local record store or log on to Discogs?
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The question now is if a million people log on at the same time, will it crash?
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P rolls a few more joints while I log on to do some work for the studio.
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In addition to attics and archives, ancestry sleuths can now log on to popular websites like Ancestry.
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The core business of Citrix makes virtualization software used by employees to help them log on remotely.
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So next time you hear about a Sixers win, log on and enjoy all the #RaisetheCat responses.
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The technology snafu started when the SSA added "multifactor authentication" to log on to MySSA customer accounts.
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Lawyers log on—as do judges, prison wardens, plaintiffs, and defendants, each through his or her portal.
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The system is prone to malfunctions, they say, and they have sometimes been unable to log on.
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When I felt restless or agitated, which was often, I'd log on and join my teammates online.
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Google Classroom lets students log on to any Chromebook to pull up their profile and saved work.
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Every time I log on, it feels like I keep giving more and more of myself away.
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It was very strange—I'd log on and all of a sudden it would have 100,000 views.
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But today, we're going to talk about why you should log on to this hellhole: free tix.
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To delete your Zoom account, you'll have to log on to the website on your preferred browser.
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We threw another Juniper log on the fire, and watched the smoke pluming near the tree tops.
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The Roofstock index is free, but investors must log on and become a member of the site.
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People have a few weeks to log on, check out their options, and sign up for coverage.
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However, after a 210-minute grace period, NBC will require users to log on with their TV provider.
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Trudy Wade, seen in January 2018, watches as students log on to computers in a new technology lab.
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For more information about the 2016 Delivering Alpha conference including registration and sponsorship opportunities, log on to: www.deliveringalpha.com.
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I could log on right now and pay $5 and it would go towards my principal or interest.
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Meanwhile, the app continues to struggle with connection issues as more users log on for higher payout offers.
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I have flexible hours at work and can log on later at home to make up the difference.
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If someone tried to log on from outside of that, you could catch them and turn them away.
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To log on, many residents have to wait in line to buy ETECSA cards that contain unique codes.
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"Anyone can just log on to Strava and compare their fastest time with my fastest time," he said.
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Customers will be able to log on to the apps, but they may not find many drivers nearby.
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After you establish an account, you'll get an annual email reminder to log on and review your statement.
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"I log on very often just in case an order comes through that I can snatch," she says.
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And we make sure guests can log on to their own mobile devices via high-speed Wi-Fi.
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Last month the company reported that about 1.8 billion people now log on to the service every month.
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But when many of those volunteers tried to log on to their computers, they made an unsettling discovery.
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Clinton, I log on to the press Wi-Fi network: The password is "stronger together," the campaign slogan.
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It's very rare that someone starting out will log on and make thousands of dollars during their first show.
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I log on and check in on work and make sure there was nothing else I need to do.
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Every day across the nation, people doing work for Google log on to their computers and start watching YouTube.
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If you think you qualify, call the Social Security Administration at (800) 772-1772 or log on to www.ssa.gov.
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I also log on to the Harris County Toll Authority website to pay a toll I missed last week.
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The audiences that will tune in or log on to see Clinton take on Trump will probably be astronomical.
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For more information about the 2019 Delivering Alpha conference including registration and sponsorship opportunities, log on to: http://www.deliveringalpha.com.
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Results are kept indefinitely, so you can log on at any time to see or update your family tree.
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Today the company's flagship social network claims 1.6 billion users, around a billion of whom log on each day.
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Bill Gates apologizes for Control-Alt-Delete Bill Gates is sorry he made it so annoying to log on.
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Are you sick of reading about religion, blasphemy, kafir, and Flat Earth Theories every time you log on Facebook?
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For more information about the 2017 Delivering Alpha conference including registration and sponsorship opportunities, log on to: http://www.deliveringalpha.com.
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Log on, and you'll encounter a Facebook-esque timeline, filled with accounts sharing and liking digital "prayers" and verses.
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Before long, we may all be subjected to a Voight-Kampff test from Blade Runner just to log on.
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He has seven million subscribers to his daily video log on YouTube and shoots video with Dwayne Johnson, a.k.a.
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Board members can then log on to review, reject or accept the application with the click of a button.
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For more information about the 2018 Delivering Alpha conference including registration and sponsorship opportunities, log on to: http://www.deliveringalpha.com.
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Drivers are given a number of reservation slots—each one allows a driver to log on for one hour.
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If you want to paint your own food for Frank and see if he likes it, log on to feedfrank.
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I log on, check my emails, and continue working on a brainstorm that I'm going over with my team tomorrow.
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For the person seeking a delivery, all they have to do is log on to Grabr and place an order.
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For now, Three Square Market, or 32M, hasn't offered concrete benefits for getting chipped beyond badge and log-on stats.
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Over more than four years, e-mail reminders directed borrowers to log on to their account without telling them why.
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You need to log on to Strava on the web, then click Get Started under Download or Delete Your Account.
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"It will throw another log on the fire, but I don't think it will have a huge impact," he said.
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So if I do get lonely I will log on to Instagram and reply to people, and things like that.
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Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite, reported in June that 40 million people log on to play it each month.
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"We'd log on after school and spend evenings chatting about photography, films, and coming up with new ideas," they recall.
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Log on to Twitter anytime and you'll find a list of trending hashtags with tens of thousands of tweets apiece.
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If I try to log on and cannot, I get the phone until it pleases me to give it back.
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Attempts to log on to Facebook, Google search, or other sites blocked by China's Great Firewall, encountered the same fate.
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Soldiers and their families would log on to look at the drawings I had done of their sons' and daughters' units.
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And, instead of #lifehacks and pictures of your friends on vacation, you log on to see people you've selected having sex.
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One is a more DIY method, where two spouses seeking a divorce log on to the program after an initial consult.
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I didn't have to wait until I was home to log on to MSN Messenger to continue talking to my friends.
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Then log on to Tiger Beer and enter your code for a chance to attend this once in a lifetime meal.
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Please make it part of your Memorial Day to log on and to check this out, we hope you&aposll help.
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The voting deadline had to be extended twice as members were unable to log on or connect to necessary web pages.
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The situation in New York sure doesn't look pleasant though — and Jackson's cryptic Tuesday tweet throws another log on the fire.
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So if you log on and see something and you're still thinking about it afterwards, that can make you become depressed.
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Anywhere with a "like" symbol feeds back information, as do sites that allow people to log on with their Facebook credentials.
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Here are some questions and answers about the new Social Security log on system: How does the new logon system work?
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So at night, I'll play 'Peacekeeper Elite' with friends," said Yang, "We'll set a time to log on and play together.
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Days before the August vote, Facebook released a tool enabling Kenyan users to evaluate content displayed prominently when they log on.
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Visiting a candidate's website can prompt an ad to be shown to you the next time you log on to Facebook.
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Especially if you think that you can just be a 'tourist' in their life whenever you log on to social media.
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Cracking the password would have allowed Manning to log on to the computers under a username that did not belong to her.
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To use the system, a doctor or therapist would log on to the platform after seeing the patient and confirming their diagnosis.
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At 2130:219, I eat porridge with grated carrot and banana for breakfast, log on, and do a few hours of work.
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At one point on the hike, Mai nearly tipped, unable to maneuver the M.U.L.E.'s wheel over a log on the path.
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We've all said "yeah, fine" to a friend only to log on to Twitter ten minutes later and literally scream for help.
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Match is stepping up efforts to wean away Tinder users from using their Facebook accounts to log on to the dating service.
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Now I log on rarely, but when I was a teenager I wished that I could play Diablo II night and day.
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When I didn't fake sick to stay home and play, I'd wake up early in the morning before school and log on.
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Around 1 billion people, nearly a third of all those on the planet with access to the internet, log on every day.
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The professional pundits and their assembled panelists profess their disgust at the toxicity — and then gleefully throw another log on the fire.
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I sit in a sidewalk doorway while I log on to a park's Wi-Fi to send this article to my editor.
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That platform includes a range of service such as single-sign on, two-factor identification, passwordless log-on and breached password detection.
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At its headquarters in the suburbs of Oslo, signs at the entrances warned employees not to log on to the IT system.
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"I appreciate everyone who took the time to log-on or write in and participate in our government," Zinke said last year.
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Once you log on to the Zoom website, navigate to the "Account Management" section where you can make changes to your profile.
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Depending on his schedule, Phattony1587 tries to log on to his favorite cam models' rooms at least once or twice a week.
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If social media feels as if it's making your blood pressure rise, limit the number of times per week you log on.
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Log on to the National Eating Disorders Association's website to learn more about eating disorders and how you can help raise awareness.
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Trump is famous for saying things that aren't true, and one more log on the bonfire doesn't make a whit of difference.
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This wasn't solely due to the election cycle; in general, we couldn't log on to Twitter without being bombarded by really somber headlines.
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When it comes to the U.S. presidential election, you can't open a newspaper, turn on the TV, or even log on to CNBC.
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Twice a day, thousands of users from around the world log on and participate in live trivia shows and actually win real money.
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This year, users have the option of adding the extra step each time they log on, said Julie Miller, a spokeswoman for Intuit.
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These attacks are often so effective that they completely overwhelm networks and prevent students, teachers and administrators from being able to log on.
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"He might as well end the video by unbuttoning his shirt and saying, 'To find out what happens next, log on to GoDaddy.com.'"
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It's fun to log on and see which viral videos, political rants, news stories, and baby pictures your friends and family have shared.
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Staci Felker, who is married to Lambert&aposs boyfriend Evan Felker, posted a picture of her phone call log on her Instagram Story.
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He also allowed a reporter from the Daily Caller, Peter J. Hasson, to log on to his Twitter account and verify the message. .
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Political junkies log on and cocoon themselves in a bubble of friendly punditry, appealing fake news, and outrageous acts from the other side.
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Another way to put it would be before journalists log on in the morning, about a third of their public is already gone.
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What other columnist, for example, could be expected to log on to Twitter and declare that "The Reformation is how you got Trump"?
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At the end of last year, Facebook reported it had some 2.13 billion active monthly users; 1.4 billion people log on each day.
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The parents constantly share tips, such as how to log on to Twitter through a VPN, and flag shady accounts to one another.
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Unlike other massively multiplayer online video games with multiple instances of the game universe, Eve Online players log on to a single server.
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While many users are unaware of 2FA, others use it on a few services, often only when they initially log on to a system.
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You log on to World of Warcraft and people would be throwing insults like that everywhere, including really charged ones like the n-word.
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D. is working from home today, too, so he gets coffee going in the French press while I log on and start my day.
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Random number generation is vital in mathematical modeling and cryptography, where it's used to encrypt information, log on to websites, and secure web traffic.
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For Sheen, it was simply another log on the pile — he'd been sued by Richards in January for $1.2 million in back child support.
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Forter's software takes into account thousands of data points and analyzes user's behaviour as soon as they log on to an e-commerce site.
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Since Fortnite doesn't allow multiple sign-ins to the same account, if the hacker is on the victim's account, the victim can't log on.
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While his rival candidates in Republican primaries prattled on some blocks away, Mr Trump duly entreated attendees and viewers to log on to www.donaldtrumpforvets.
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People log on to Twitter to express their worldview, to make jokes and vent with other users about both the personal and the political.
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I get free in-flight Wi-Fi through my company, so I log on and get another hour of work done from the plane.
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And they're not alone: Log on to social media and you'll see thousands of people agreeing that Franken's resignation was a bridge too far.
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Responses are saved on multiple servers, so if the connection is disrupted students can log on elsewhere and pick up where they left off.
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StepsApp PedometerThis useful pedometer app displays your log on the sleek interface — and allows you to customize and change the color if you'd like.
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So when he tweets, deletes, then tweets again and deletes again, the pedants among us are understandably quick to log on and sound off.
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Facebook has already become a sort of "universal passport" on the internet, allowing people to log on to other websites using their Facebook credentials.
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Citi, Bank of America and Capital One customers can log on to their online accounts and create virtual card numbers for specific credit cards.
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But customers were able to log-on again from 2100 GMT on Friday, the bank said, after an outage which had started that morning.
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Twitter clarified that it is "detecting and blocking approximately 450,000 suspicious logins each day" — accounts trying to log on through some form of automation.
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This has always been true, but with more people lining up to log on at once than usual, some cities are feeling the burden.
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There are numerous apps designed to help people quit smoking, and if you log on to Amazon, you'll have your pick of nicotine gums.
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Or an employee could have read your password and used it to log on to a different site where you used the same password.
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They also include virtual private networking (VPN), allowing remote employees to log on to their company's network when they are not in the office.
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He would log on to different fake Facebook accounts to comment in favor of candidates, criticize their opponents, or steer conversations in specific directions.
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They give us these phones to use and that's how they kind of track us because we have to log on to this system.
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Consumers log on to the site, browse what's on offer close to where they live, and then order and pay online or in cash.
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Log on to Instagram, with its flurry of suds-soaked celebrities — Cara Delevingne, Rihanna and Jordyn Woods among them — posting selfies from their tubs.
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In this reimagined world, a local community physician could simply log on to the internet and report a new health threat in their community.
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Instead, editors are identified by user names, which are generally untraceable, or, if they log on anonymously, by their numerical Internet protocol, or IP, address.
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When we tried to log on just moments ago, our estimated wait time was 38 minutes, due to a whopping 12,840 people ahead of us.
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The investigation included "forensic analysis of computer equipment and other devices, log-on usage data, and interviews with about 40 witnesses," according to the Post.
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The memes we shared there were a reminder of why we continue to log on every day, despite mounting evidence that the internet is Bad.
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High school teams go to the PlayVS website to see their schedule and log on for their game (which is played on the publisher client).
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When users log on to the network Wednesday, users are prompted with a "Today's girls, Tomorrow's Leaders" notification, which explains International Day of the Girl.
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You'd log on, click through webcam feeds of obese men having sex with fruit, and walk away feeling like you'd finally made a human connection.
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Five Star, by contrast, was a "cultural revolution," a horizontal movement that put governing directly in the hands of anyone who cared to log on.
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Telework is more common in other countries, especially in the information technology sector, where employees regularly use teleconferencing or log on from the neighborhood cafe.
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Tile users can also log on to the Tile website to track their items and phones on a map or to set off the ringtone.
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The storm has already killed one person, a 10-year-old boy who was struck at an Alabama beach by a log on a wave.
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However, parents can log on to the Book Box site and preview their selections before the box ships, then customize the list as they choose.
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So public service announcement: When you log on to play HQ over the next couple of days, you probably want to swipe away the comments.
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So lest you end up regretting overpaying for that bubblegum-pink ice cream maker, create a list beforehand and log on with a game plan.
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Moving From Concept to Customer Logistically, the move meant a lot more than simply having G log on from his new base in Guatemala City.
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So, if a child is unable to attend school, they can simply log on to their tablet or laptop and call in to the robot.
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A handful of protesters who still have internet access have publicly posted their Wi-Fi passwords, encouraging others gathered outside their homes to log on.
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To apply for a Petal card, consumers must be comfortable registering online and sharing their bank account information, including their log on and account number.
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But if you have a few hundred thousand dollars lying around, you can log on to eBay and buy the house where she was born.
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The DDoS attack, first reported by Bloomberg News, flooded the website's servers for hours over the weekend, making it impossible for people to log on.
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In June, the SSA rolled out a revised plan that requires online users to receive a one-time text or email message to log on.
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In one, Cardi recorded herself as Offset and a friend of theirs attempted to log on to his account and report the issue to Instagram.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), the ranking member of the Intelligence Committee and a fervent defender of Trump's, was in Pompeo's call log on March 31.
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Sometimes when I log on, or even if I turn on cable news, it's just, Wow, we are five steps down the rabbit hole already.
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If you're still waiting for yours and you're a resident of the Golden State, log on to your Covered California account and check your inbox.
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In theory, anyone with a 23D-printer could log on to this website, download a file, and print a gun out of plastic or other materials.
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I log on to the airport's free WiFi and double check the bus route I previously mapped out that will take me into the city center.
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Nurx makes the process of obtaining medication pretty straightforward—users log on, request their medication, review drug pricing, and receive the medication via courier or mail.
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In theory, anyone with a 3D-printer could log on to this website, download a file, and print a gun out of plastic or other materials.
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Nearly 13% of Dutch internet users log on to Twitter once a month, but only 6% of Italians, 5% of French and 4% of Germans do.
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The aggregators have access to any data that the customer can see when they log on to their bank's website — account balances, transaction data, mortgage information.
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We've also updated our Activity Log on mobile to make it easier for people to see the information they've shared with Facebook from their mobile device.
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We can't be the only ones who feel like every time they log on to Instagram this week, they spot yet another blogger in a beret.
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The nostalgia machine in my brain went into overdrive several weeks ago when I decided to log on to Pandora Radio after a three-year hiatus.
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MMORPGs traditionally don't do well on consoles, but I find ESO's Tamriel is hopping every time I log on to my account on my Xbox One.
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Stephen was as sweet and gregarious as they come, always willing to help his mother clean the house, fix the television or log on to email.
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For us misanthropes, the ability to just log on and type out a question is a great feature for any company interested in modern customer support.
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There's another discrepancy in CBS's reporting, as well – the mom shows her Alexa voice log on camera, and there's no confirmed order following the child's question.
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I also tried to log on to the website to cancel my enrollment, but there is no information as to how I can do this online.
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It's also hard to imagine a time when, if you were feeling alone in a world of billions, you couldn't just log on and find community.
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With that said, unlike other on-demand delivery companies, the startup doesn't stipulate which areas couriers can work or when they are required to log on.
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If you have a cable subscription, you can use your credentials to log on to ABC online, where Grey's will stream from 8 to 9 p.m.
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It is possible to imagine a future in which nationality is determined not so much by where you live as by what you log on to.
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Before you hit the mall or log on to Amazon, get a sense of the items you're shopping for and search for bargains and deals first.
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Two Dots will save your scores and progress, and show you those of your social media friends when you log on to the app through Facebook.
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I would log on daily to Zillow, job search websites and websites about stroke rehabilitation for my grandfather, asking if any of my findings would work.
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"Social media creates a really skewed measure of aspiration that you feel like you have to reach every time you log on to Instagram," she said.
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While it's true we don't all live in ZIP codes with street wear boutiques, the same person who logs onto FiveFour can log on to eBay.
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Now, users can log on to a computer or app using those credentials, to lift or suspend a freeze — no PIN needed, according to its website.
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You can log on and watch movies without having to pay for the rest of the internet and without having to carry around a second dongle.
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When streamers first log on to NBCUniversal's new streaming service Peacock, they may get something they won't see on Netflix, Disney+ or HBO Max — live video.
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On the rare occasions when they were alone together, she might complain that she was cold and ask him to put another log on the fire.
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So, people log on to Grindr maybe in the morning because maybe they're wanting to meet someone for sexual relations, for coffee, for something later that day.
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The way the game works is simple, you log on at 3 PM or 9 PM EST, a live host appears onscreen and asks 12 trivia questions.
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Given the robust gains, analysts at the brokerage wrote to clients Thursday that investors should buy either stock as shoppers log on to do last-minute shopping.
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Dialup bulletin boards with names like "Sexy Modem" and "Cyberlust" enticed readers of MacUser and PC Magazine to log on and chat with singles or download pornography.
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As far as privacy is concerned, Tinder says that the only information it collects about users who log on to Tinder Online is location via the browser.
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The Intercept and Forbes found out that Apple stores this log on its servers for up to four months and law enforcement could take advantage of it.
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SMS can be hacked, and most other secondary methods of verifying your logins won't be able to check you're attempting to log on to the right site.
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This means the company makes money from ads, which anyone who uses Facebook knows since they see them the second they log on to their News Feed.
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Eskenazi said it was impossible to set a log on fire with a cigarette butt and questioned how cigarette butts could have been found on the site.
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To stream in 360 degrees on Facebook, you'll need to go live from within the 360 Degree app, then log on to Facebook to start the stream.
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Tim Morrison, the top White House aide for Europe and Russia policy, just placed another log on the roaring impeachment fire threatening to engulf President Donald Trump.
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With our technology, you will be able to open your notebook anywhere and log on to the Internet at a very high speed with relatively low cost.
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In some cases, the RBI said, that meant more than 1,000 people being able to log on, which "exposed the bank to heightened risk of fraudulent activities".
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Even better, you can probably log on to Seamless and choose from various options on-call to deliver you containers full of fried rice and General Tso's.
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When that breaks, you can just log on to Amazon to talk to an expert who will also try to sell you an internet-connected security cam.
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After the flight is complete, the pilot can then log on to a private site which shows them, and them only, how their flight compared to others.
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Something was wrong when an accountant for Ukrainian real estate developer Stolitsa Group tried to log on to the company's online filing system one Monday in July.
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Earth's one-size-fits-all governance platform—code-named Sovereign—would have infinite flexibility to vote on any kind of topic or person, whenever they log on.
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With UNU, the "swarm" involves human participants who log on to UNU to answer questions through an interactive, graphic user interface that feels like a Ouija board.
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You know that feeling: When you log-on to a site where you usually "add to cart" like it's nobody's business, but instead, everything just blurs together?
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Many of the thousands of online students, by contrast, are constantly interacting on a website set up for that purpose, where Isbell can log on and help.
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They have given me a reason to log on and not imagine myself as a pixelated character, running through Twitter with an aerosol can and a lighter.
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It became routine for weeks leading up to May 103, 2016: the regulars would log on to the Discord, boot up the Steam client and start matchmaking.
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Users log on to the Canid Camera website and browse through each photo and describe what they see: what animal is in the frame, and how many.
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As a parent of young boys, freshman senator Josh Hawley of Missouri says protecting children's privacy when they log on is something that's constantly on his mind.
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The first thing I did that morning, after processing what I&aposd read, was log on to my credit card account and pay off my entire balance.
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From January 2020, entertainment businesses should not allow minors to log on, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism said in a statement posted on its website Wednesday.
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When shopping online for large-ticket items, clear the cache on your device and log-on from a coffee shop in a less-affluent part of town.
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In the morning, I'd log on to my family's desktop computer and check for bargain stocks, buying up the maximum number of shares, 1,000, in various companies.
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If it goes far enough, the entire internet may begin to feel like Netflix, whose library of content varies dramatically depending on which country you log on from.
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Despite not being a Scientologist, I still log on to Neopets occasionally to do two things: see which illnesses my pets have contracted, and play a few games.
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You see, more than a million people didn't run out to their local music store or log on to their favorite music web site to get the album.
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When I couldn't log on to my computer during class my freshman year of high school, my teacher came over and gave me the administrator login and password.
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For a monthly fee, fans can log on to the club's website and vote on everything from the starting XI to the price of beer at the stadium.
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Using Coronet SecureCloud, the system would recognize the patch is available and not let the user log on to their system without updating, thereby forcing them into compliance.
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I love connecting with friends and family on Facebook, but I also log on to Facebook to see stories from my favorite media organizations high in my feed.
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Schools can use the software to get a local team coach certified by PlayVS, while student players log on to hone their skills and compete against rival schools.
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Using a 2013 BlackBerry smartphone, a reporter used his Facebook account to log on to BlackBerry's proprietary Hub software, which combines social network feeds with messaging and email.
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We've all experienced that cringe-worthy moment: You log on to Facebook and come upon a post that features a not-so-flattering photo someone took of you.
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When you log on, you should see a handful of new "birthday" challenges, one of which tasks players with dancing in front of birthday cakes on the map.
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It means that any company with an already built-in ATS, does not need to log on Yborder – the email alert is created automatically via the ATS portal.
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Pulling out a stack of handwritten daily records, we flipped through and were able to see that about a third of the visitors come just to log on.
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Users simply log on to DearBrightly and answer a few questions about their skin, formulated in collaboration with dermatologists, and send in a few pictures of their skin.
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We can see this attacker repeatedly log on as different users (gamer IDs) to make purchases, without generating any other types of events indicative of actual game play.
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The "Zone" was where young Canadians could log on and match national icons, name our provinces and territories, and even colour in the Canadian flag and other symbols.
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Every time that I'm away from my phone, I'm so afraid that when I log on there will be another hashtag, another victim, another officer who goes free.
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The agency sends an annual reminder (usually three months before your birthday) to log on and check your statement, but it can be accessed online at any time.
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When it launched in 2011, Twitch positioned itself as a live-broadcasting platform on which users could log on and watch streamers play video games in real time.
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It's the second-most-downloaded app in the region (WhatsApp is first, Facebook third), and the majority of those users say they log on to YouTube every day.
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I would really like to know what they've learned in their own internal research as far as how the algorithm works, what we see when we log on.
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Workers are being asked to log on remotely, students are now required to take classes online, and those who are sick are told to turn to telehealth services.
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A parent with a job can log on after putting the kids to bed at night, rather than hunt for a parking spot to make a 10 a.m.
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"The reason that I proposed a PC was that it would make it easier for her to log on," he said as part of last week's sworn testimony.
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While you can&apost completely delete your Facebook Activity Log in with one click, you can clear your Activity Log on Facebook by removing each individual activity record.
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In addition, the Mobile App takes advantage of Apple's Handoff feature to reflect changes across devices immediately, and Apple's Face ID for easy log on to the app.
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Users can have group chats with up to 12 people for free -- and it's common for kids to log on after school and keep it open while doing homework.
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Here's how it works: Users log on to the platform and give up some basic information, via a required Facebook log-in, and then get started picking their stocks.
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He said it's often the "cringe factor" that compels his friends to send a clip to the group chat, but it hasn't yet convinced him to log on himself.
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The process of converting to Libra is described pretty much how I would experience it: you log on and give them your credit card number or bank account number.
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Listeners utilizing the Internet portal are encouraged to log on approximately 2202 minutes prior to the scheduled presentation start time in order to register and download any necessary software.
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Some of those shoppers log on for Prime Day with the intent of saving money on that TV they've been eyeing all year but haven't let themselves indulge in.
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"People didn't have mobile phones and laptops, and the process was people would go home, log on slowly, see who had written to them and write back," she says.
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He's also launching a feature this summer called Insights, an AI component that aims to help you make connections between certain behaviors and what you log on the platform.
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"Cracking the password would have allowed Manning to log on to the computers under a username that did not belong to her," the DOJ writes in its press release.
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) stumbled this month when it added a mandatory extra layer of website log-on security requiring customers to receive a code via text message.
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Forgotten passwords are no longer an irritant now that the White House has started requiring users to log on with a chip-enabled smart card and a pin code.
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The idea of the internet as a single global network that looks the same no matter where you are when you log on, is central to its founding mythology.
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That ensures that when Sonic users log on to wi-fi at a coffee shop or hotel, for example, their data is not collected by that establishment's broadband provider.
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People seem to like it, even if it sometimes has that whole "Grandpa doesn't totally get the internet, but we're just impressed he figured how to log on" vibe.
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We also log-on to see which 20-second song bites to wash our hands to and to check if making our own hand sanitizer is the right move.
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He still has not been able to successfully apply but has heard that others who set their alarms to wake up and log on at 3 or 4 a.m.
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I have a good career, and I can afford the payment — but when you log on to Navient and see that you owe $2000,0003, it's hard to look at.
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Also, five years ago, social media was its own thing—a set of sites to which you could log on to share and read information posted by people you know.
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If you're curious about whether your daughter's boyfriend stopped by the house while you were out, you can see log-on times down to the minute on the Core app.
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All someone needs to log on is a working webcam; your face is required to start a spin, but once the rotation starts, you don't have to show it again.
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It would save all of us time (and the doctor's office money) if I could log on to a website, fill out a release form, and then download my reports.
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Log on to your profile and there's a good chance it will have a memorial banner sitting on top of it, urging your friends and family members to remember you.
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Anytime you catch yourself peeking over someone's shoulder, making a mental note of what time they log on or log off, or when they enter the office — you're not helping.
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As you follow these suggestions, keep a log on the kitchen counter that you use to write down how much you saved on a purchase that was reduced or forgone.
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WIN-WIN For a fee starting at HK$350 ($45), potential employers can log on to the portal and access a database of job-seeking helpers to set up interviews.
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Flip open any women's magazine, or log on to certain websites, and you'll see all sorts of guides detailing how women "should" primp and preen themselves to catch a man.
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Change in routines can create new opportunities for hackers As they increasingly log on from home, Americans are having to meld their personal technology with professional tools at unprecedented scale.
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To comply with a lockdown in Sao Paulo, where the meeting was to be held, a bankruptcy judge authorized remote voting and creditors will log on and vote via video.
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He came up with the idea for the company after realizing that when adults log on to game, they might be matched with seasoned gamers with a higher skill set.
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Men log on to complain about their loneliness and dating failures and end up getting sucked into a community that encourages them to blame women and society for their problems.
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Peter talks about a Google search query that leads to lists of devices with default certifications, where you can log on and make ghost noises come out of strangers' baby monitors.
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Analysts at Peel Hunt said the key questions were how M&S product would be received by existing Ocado customers and how quickly M&S core food shoppers would log on.
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They log on, go to a website and start roaming — from a particular business site then maybe to Facebook or Amazon or Snapchat via a mobile device and back and forth.
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The organizer's portion of the payment is charged to their card and then the remaining members of the group have 72 hours to log on to Airbnb and pay their part.
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You play as a kid who's home alone in the 1990s and decides to log on to AOL and look at porn for the very first time before his parents return.
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From Réalisation Par to Rouje, you simply couldn't log on to the app without seeing at least a dozen styles in red and navy hues, dotted with tiny white polka dots.
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Some of the hacked accounts have two-factor authentication: this means you not only need a password to log-on, but a unique code sent over email or text message, too.
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Watching Desus & Mero can feel like being plugged into Twitter without the slime of regret it often leaves with power-users ("Why did I log on!?!" is a too common refrain).
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Basically, he wants the devices to be so intuitive that, on a lonely evening in 2050, a high schooler will log on to invent the cultural equivalent of Snapchat—but quantum.
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Simply log on to your account whenever and wherever you've got an internet connection, then take your pick from yoga, cardio, strength training, and specialized workout classes of various difficulty levels.
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So Dr. Albertini usually tells patients to keep a log (on an app or just in a journal) of all their symptoms, when they feel them, and when they go away.
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It wasn't until the national defense minister realized he was unable to log on to his political party's web site that they knew they had a major problem on their hands.
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For one of my regular gigs, every Thursday night, after working an eight-hour day, I would log on for another several hours to tackle the team's weekly social-media calendar.
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Rich's stories don't contain clichéd jokes about obsessively checking Instagram for likes, but instead examine the impulse that drives his more digitally connected peers to log on in the first place.
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Some of the information — including phone numbers and other potentially identifying information — is available even if one does not log on to the wireless network, city officials and data experts said.
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" Others give a shout out to "the anxiety I get when I step into the building or log on to my laptop," and "being filled with dread before checking my inbox.
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On the software side of things, make sure your router's firmware is up-to-date and your network is password-protected so that only authorized family and friends can log on.
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Under the new program, Idea prepaid subscribers and retailers can log on to the carrier's website from their smartphones to gift non-Internet users 100MB of free data for a month.
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We'd just gotten an announcement that the event would be pushed back 10 minutes to give everyone a chance to log on, so I figured we'd be in for a wait.
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Millions of people log on every day to plan their weddings, create dinner menus for the week, learn how to craft like Martha Stewart, and map out their dream vacations to Paris.
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But lo and behold, when I log on this morning, I see a picture of tot mom Casey Anthony sitting behind an empty pitcher of what looks to be sangria or margaritas!
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More than 90% of 18- to 24-year-old Russians log on daily, compared with less than 50% of 40- to 54-year-olds and just 20183% of those 55 and older.
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That, to some degree, shifts the line of defense to the authentication service, which has to ensure that the users who try to log on are really who they say they are.
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Regardless on whether or not you plan to hit up the ol' movie house, you can log on to Twitch and see how much repurposed karate footage holds up in your 20s.
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Similar to logging in online, the app will usually provide you with a home screen once you log on that contains all of your account information — including balances — for that particular institution.
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Users enter their user name and password as usual, but they are also asked to enter an eight-digit code texted to their cellphone each time they log on to the website.
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Prospective clients log on to the website, enter basic information (location, budget, goals, preferred style) and are matched by one of the company's "queen bees" with a designer suited to their project.
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Thousands of people watched a World of Warcraft streamer who goes by Asmongold take a power nap while he was waiting for World of Warcraft Classic's servers to let him log on.
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Participants can log on to chat with each other from around the world or attend live concerts in VR. These aren't simply livestreams—they're events designed to foster person-to-person interaction.
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Cracking the password would have enabled Manning to log on under a username other than her own, making it harder for investigators to determine the source of the illegal disclosures, it said.
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But in the last few days I have been waking up every morning feeling so excited to log on to my Zoom recovery meetings and hear what other sober women are experiencing.
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CAPTCHAs are the annoying puzzles that might ask you to rewrite a piece of distorted text or click on all the automobiles in a photograph to log on to sites like PayPal.
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But baseball officials, sporting goods companies and conservationists say aodamo is no longer considered economically feasible to log on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, considered the sweet spot for bat production.
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Posts made by "pages" — including those of organizations like mine — had been removed from the regular News Feed, the default screen users see when they log on to the social media site.
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Their innovation: Customers get billed per user, per month, with no contracts or commitment — just log on and punch in a credit card to get started using software delivered from the internet.
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Facebook is introducing the most sweeping overhaul of its News Feed in years, changing the kinds of posts and content that users see when they log on to the social media site.
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After New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission approved the new wage rates, ride-hail companies started to limit the times when drivers could log on, and reduced incentive-based pay premiums.
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Anyone who needs their medical files gets them either printed or faxed or has to log on into separate portals for each doctor and hospital, and even then getting view-only access.
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Some people found the campaign cute and funny — others viewed it as a "creepy, voyeuristic" reminder that every time you log on to an app like Spotify, you're signing away your privacy rights.
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But the most useful example might be this: if you point Lens at Wi-Fi login credentials, your Android phone will be able to use that info to log on to that network.
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If users stand down and let big corporations regulate the internet to their desire, they will continue to push, and squeeze every dollar they can from your pocket every time you log on.
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CEO John Hanke was booed as he took the stage in Grant Park, and festival attendees reportedly started chanting "fix the game" at him when they realized they were unable to log on.
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IT can create a secure system on which users log on once and have access across a wide variety of services, and at the same time users are freed from being password admins.
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Poonam Mathis, who launched StealthForce, a marketplace for people like herself who had worked in institutional real estate investment firms, and are now freelance, recommends setting strict log-on and log-off times.
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Facebook can also track where else users travel online: anything with a "like" button feeds back information to Facebook, as do other sites that let people use their Facebook credentials to log on.
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Log on to the NYT Styles Facebook page; we'll be backstage and on Facebook Live with the beauty doyenne Pat McGrath pre-show, before peeking at the latest beauty looks for the season.
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"We responded to this incident by fortifying our log-on and authentication processes, and implemented additional layers of security for digital and mobile access to all personal and business banking accounts," Sherman said.
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On the back of sales receipts is a message, "Tell us about your visit today," along with instructions to log on to a website and answer questions about the store: Was it clean?
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Work in the time of COVID-19, a disease caused by the coronavirus, is driving huge growth in videoconferencing as scores of office workers go remote and log on to meetings from home.
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Lyft no longer allows drivers in the city to log on in less busy areas, because they don't want to pay the minimum wage for drivers who aren't as likely to get rides.
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And last year the agency moved to bolster its public website security by adding a mandatory extra layer of website log-on steps that required customers to receive a code via text message.
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One of the defining characteristics of the modern political era is that anyone, anywhere in the world can log on to Twitter and immediately know what&aposs on President Donald Trump&aposs mind.
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On a July afternoon in the Capitol Building, in the course of giving his play-by-play of the Senate's health care debate, Mark Meadows showed me the call log on his iPhone.
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When you log on, swipe from left to right on your screen and a camera window appears, allowing you to take a photo, video, or Boomerang, and send it to a friend or group.
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According to Brian Boland, leader of Facebook's Ads Product Marketing team, users with lots of friends and page likes can be hit with as many as 15,000 potential stories when they log on.
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If you want to see what others see when they go to your account, open your Facebook page on your desktop and click the ellipsis next to "view activity log" on your cover photo.
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Subscriber-only publications that work with Apple News now can either share their articles for free or just share excerpts of articles and direct readers to log on to their own websites for more.
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I would log on as soon as I got home, only breaking for dinner and homework, and would create fantasy worlds where bullies didn't exist, parents didn't split up, and I wasn't a loser.
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If you are a man and you log on to Twitter today, perhaps you'll now learn that sexual pestering, sexual blackmail, sexual assault -- the full gamut -- are everyday concerns for the women around you.
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Most internet users would prefer to see ads that make sense for them rather than non-sequitur ads selected at random if ads are going to be the price of admission to log on.
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Eventually, says Vrionis, the hope beyond organizing a consumer track is to host the startups in other cities, or, at least, to let them log on remotely to hear from the advisors it assembles.
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Or, if you have misplaced the documents, you can log on to the Education Department's National Student Loan Data System and see a list of your federal loans, with contact information for the servicer.
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Penkina travels the world offering in-person classes, but says she's most proud of the fact that anyone, anywhere can log on and attend one of her digital classes at any time for about $150.
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There are a lot of companies today offering services to help offer secure services to authenticate users, for example, to help them log on to their work accounts or to access their online banking services.
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Because of the way Facebook responds to users' likes and engagements, in the terrible misfortunate of a miscarriage, the expectant parents will log on to find any number of baby related ads and sponsored content.
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Even though GrubHub claimed drivers could work whenever they wanted, Liss-Riordan said the company required drivers to sign up for blocks and they could not log on to drive if it wasn't their shift.
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It's still not easy, and it's not free: You have to pay roughly $2 to log on, get an access code, and hope that the network isn't overloaded with all the other people crowded around.
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If I buy something at one of the wrong registers, the cashier must log out of it and log on at the right register before re-entering my purchase so I can use Apple Pay.
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There was "connection error" when users tried to log on to the service, which backs up Apple mobile devices to the cloud and powers messages and emails, according to tweets to Apple's official support Twitter.
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As an example, you could right now log on to different Twitter accounts to spam down the results of USA Today's poll for whichever candidate you prefer: Who do you think won last night's #debate?
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A big test for government computer systems Meanwhile federal officials, many of whom are already overloaded as they scramble to coordinate the government's response to the coronavirus, are increasingly being asked to log on remotely.
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If you are concerned about your account security or merchandise orders you may have forgotten, go directly to the Amazon site and log on under the Your Account menu at the top of the page.
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"Every win is another log on the fire," said Dooley, who was hired in February 2014 after the father of a boy he was coaching in California alerted the Philippines Football Federation to his availability.
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Why it matters: Bugat (also frequently called dridex) was one of the most successful theft operations of its type, stealing usernames and passwords from infected computers as they attempted to log on to bank websites.
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Although a log on the server shows some of the alleged intruder's activity on it, there are signs the intruder may have deleted important information from the log, preventing Lamb from viewing everything that occurred.
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Netflix has said its dream goal is to eventually know so much about its users' tastes that it could recommend a single ideal title to watch next each time those users log on to the service.
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We'll also soon allow third parties to provide curated activities so that when you log on to our app, you can book a whitewater rafting trip or reservations at the best farm-to-table restaurant nearby.
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TorGuard provides its users with fast and anonymous IP addresses from more than 3,000 servers in over 50 countries, so you can log on safely to the internet using an IP address different from your own.
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The full dataset would include the precise times at which the drivers log on and off Uber's app, all the location data gathered about them and all of the individual ratings and reviews they had received.
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The Circle wonders what we give up when we log on, what privacy and freedom are really worth, whether it's really possible to be ourselves online, what happens when giant corporations get into bed with governments.
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The security firm, Recorded Future, was monitoring underground electronic markets where hackers buy and sell wares and discovered someone offering log-on credentials for access to computers at the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, company executives said.
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But because I rarely feel better about life after I log on there, and because it takes a lot of effort to separate the valuable stuff from the nonsense, I try to limit my time there.
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Another boy who left his phone at the school said he was startled to log on to his Snapchat for the first time days after the shooting and see a flood of messages pleading for information.
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Next time you log on to look at your timeline, there's a banner at the top of the screen: Based on information from your bank, it looks like you could be approved for a $500,000 mortgage.
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When you log on to Twitter and read someone attacking the people you admire, the people you ally with, the people you see as your group, you become defensive of your side and angry at the critics.
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Uninstall Facebook from your phones and tablets, if it's installed, as these can reveal your location and your mobile habits to Facebook, and stick to using Facebook on the web when you absolutely have to log on.
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Users can still easily access the service using one of Spotify's official apps, as well as simply log on to Spotify using another browser, so it's unlikely anyone would be more than somewhat inconvenienced by the bug.
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If there is an issue, the employee won't be able to log on unless they fix the problem, so a device infected with malware wouldn't be allowed on the company Dropbox account until the problem is resolved.
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Talking to tourists who came by to log on to the Wi-Fi, the duo collected data on festival attendees' experiences using social media posts (however, they did note that lots of attendees had locked Instagram accounts).
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As annoying as it seems when you just want to quickly check your email, if you want to stay protected you need to carefully read through the terms and conditions that pop up before you log on.
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Uber is updating the driver version of the app so that it logs off after counting 12 hours of driving, and drivers will not be able to log on until after the app registers six hours offline.
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"Contrary to popular opinion, you cannot just log on once a week and get by and still pass your classes," said Dianna Norwood, 19, who graduated last year and is now a student at Ohio State University.
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Ms. Lonnquist and her family could still log on a limited basis, as long as they stuck to a plan for managing the forest and maintained a steady level of carbon storage through the forest's continued growth.
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That's what the Social Security Administration told those with online "mySocialSecurity" accounts, two weeks after announcing that they would be required to have cellphones to receive security code texts in order to log on to the accounts.
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India's e-commerce market is forecast to grow to $703 billion in a decade as more and more of its 1.2 billion people log on to smartphones and PCs in the world's fastest-growing internet services market.
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The EU's executive has expressed concerned about the load on Internet infrastructure during the coronavirus crisis as scores of citizens log on from home to work or try to keep themselves entertained during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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While System One went online in January 2019, a set of starter computers called IBM Q Experience has been available online for the last three years; anyone can log on and write and run programs on them.
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When we log on, The Discourse stares us in the face only for an instant—that instant in which we get some perspective on how simultaneously all-encompassing and false it is—before it sucks us in.
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It is spending more on video, from live sports to a planned prequel series to "The Lord of the Rings," to draw more people to log on to its website, watch, and while they are there, buy socks.
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What it's capitalizing on is essentially information asymmetry: Parents log on to Easy Transfer and choose on its website a list of schools, upon which they can make a bank transfer or pay with a UnionPay debit card.
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The ideas have ranged from putting the company's Wi-Fi password on a card in each room of its offices — so visiting clients can easily log on — to delivering insurance companies' relief funds to house-fire victims immediately.
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You'll find people who work the regular 9-5, people who work the night shift, and people in other time zones, so it's nearly impossible to log on and not have a load of people to talk to.
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It always happened while I was away, and when I would log on I would be shown the briefest view of the town, it's cold milky ground newly carpeted with grass, before being told to move on elsewhere.
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For example, many VPN companies keep logs on what IP addresses log on when and what sites are accessed—which can end up pinpointing you, especially if you used your credit card to pay for a VPN subscription.
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It used to feel like a separate thing you could log on and then I think in college we would talk about virtual versus physical or something, and I was feeling like that's kind of a dumb distinction.
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In a document posted on Wednesday, the company explained, for the first time, the "values" that govern its news feed, the scrolling list of posts that Facebook presents to its 1.65 billion users every time they log on.
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In each of the cases that have come to light, the thieves hacked into the bank's system, used malware to log on to the SWIFT network using the bank's unique code, and re-routed transactions to new beneficiaries.
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You'll find people who work the regular 9-5, people who work the night shift, and people in other time zones, so it's nearly impossible to log on and not have a ton of people to talk to.
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If you didn't log on to Twitter this week, you may have missed The Verge's investigation into workplace toxicity at Away, a "unicorn" travel company known for its lightweight, compact suitcases (full disclosure: I have an Away bag).
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The thermometer inside Dr. Olson's cab said it was 30 below zero outside, which meant that lots of people in the vicinity were probably putting another log on the fire, or thinking about it, even as she spoke.
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For example, many VPN companies keep logs on what IP addresses log on when and what sites are accessed—which can end up pinpointing you, especially if you used your credit card to pay for a VPN subscription.
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It sounds like you would log on ... does that have the leveling effect it sounds like, or are there things lost in day-to-day collaboration of people you can see and meet on the street that you miss?
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The game — currently available only on Apple devices, though an Android version is scheduled to arrive around Christmas — features a counter in the corner of the screen that ticks up as people log on to play at 203 p.m.
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Rather than taking officers off the beat, potentially for days at a time, online courses allow officers to simply log on for short stretches in between responding to calls or whenever else they might have a little spare time.
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There are no search options or the ability to browse who's in the area, which completely leaves everything in the hands of eharmony — so no, you won't have 10 new matches to look forward to every time you log on.
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Instead of having to receive a pager message and then log on to a computer, the medics get an alert to the Streams app on their mobile phone, along with all the data needed to make a quick clinical decision.
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It's not doctors or patients rushing to this plot of pavement but students from the local community college, who, lacking internet access in their own homes, head to the parking lot, log on to the hospital's network, and do their homework.
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If you log on to one of the NBC sites to stream but don't have a cable login, you'll still be able to stream for 30 minutes on your first visit, but only for five minutes on each subsequent visit.
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Across the world on that day, it was impossible to turn on the news, walk out the door, or log on to social media without being hit by a wave of inspirational messages and powerful artwork on shirts, signs, and banners.
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If a hacker has access to it, they could easily commandeer your phone number and use it to trick the SMS-based authentication designed to verify your identity when you log on to your bank, email provider, or social media accounts.
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For example, a little noted feature of the Apple TV 4K presentation was "single sign-on": that device will now log on automatically to all TV content apps if you get your internet and cable service bundled from the same company.
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Adam Reeve, who is now Principal Architect at Red Owl Analytics, said Pokémon Go is granted "full account access" to user's Google accounts when they log on with Google on iOS, giving Niantic unprecedented, and frankly, terrifying, access to your account.
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But while posters from the above sites can direct message their Snapchat viewers or log on to Twitter to interact with fans, Reddit's discussion board format lets all that happen centrally and immediately in one place, creating an instant, intimate community.
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These captchas can be infruiatingly difficult to solve, significantly increasing the time it takes a user to actually get onto a website, and if the captchas don't even load, then visitors might not be able to log on at all.
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Starting on March 1, fuel dealers and producers will be required to log on to a new national system for issuing invoices for all transactions of refined fuel, the State Administration of Taxation (SAT) said last week in a policy document.
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Getting one billion more people online is often held up as the next major milestone, but when they log on for the first time, those users may find the internet has little to offer in the primary languages they speak.
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The details: Popular dating websites broadly collect information on their users for advertising purposes from the minute they first log on to the site, according to an analysis by the online privacy company Ghostery of the websites for OkCupid, Match.
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"Based on the pattern of errors, it can not be ruled out that the router has been targeted externally, with the result that it can no longer log on to the network," Deutsche Telekom said in a statement on it website.
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Sometimes it will masquerade as a fabulous idea that you have to pursue right now, or some item on your to-do list that if you don't get up from that sofa and log on to your computer, you'll forget.
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It might seem petty of me, but for some time now, I have been bellyaching about the graybeards in black tights — those sixty- and seventysomething fitness fanatics crowing about the umpteen miles they log on their high-priced specialty bikes.
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We want people to spread our work — to be so moved by what we wrote or said that they log on to Facebook and share it with their friends or head over to Reddit and try to tell the world.
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If a parent who has an account sees another caregiver harming a child in any way, they can log on and report the incident to that nanny&aposs employer, as long as they&aposre also a member of Stroller Patrol.
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In an attempt to avoid having drivers collecting wages while being underutilized by riders, Uber and Lyft have restricted the number of drivers who can log on at any given time, with preference given to drivers who drive the most.
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Developers who work on scripting and building the game world aren't allowed to log on as DMs, only as normal players, enforcing a separation between those who build the game world, and those in charge of running it day to day.
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The most critical time of the year for the health care law is open enrollment, when millions of people log on to online marketplaces, check whether they qualify for federal subsidies to help them pay their premiums, and shop for plans.
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If a student writer came across some dish suggesting, say, Malia Obama was going to Harvard (a real scoop The Tab Harvard scored in 2016), all they had to do was log on to the Tab's publishing platform and write a dispatch.
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Previously, all you had to do was log on to your Uber account from a friend's phone or a web browser, contact the driver, and according to Uber, coordinate a "mutually convenient time and place to meet" to get your phone back.
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When things are like this—when everyone is angry and sad for different reasons, when you sense a fundamental wrongness in the world—Thanksgiving can feel like just one more brick in the wall, one more fucking log on the fire, whatever.
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While here, I will completely forgo using the internet, but my unplugged week in the woods does come with a couple caveats: I'm not allowed to log on, but still have to write a daily dispatch on my five (hopefully) blissful days offline.
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I am very lucky to be able to work from home, so I quickly log on and get settled for an hour-and-a-half call about all the issues my client came up with over the weekend that we have to solve.
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Unless you're a cable news producer, you don't need minute-by-minute updates on world events, and your friendships are likely to survive even if you have to wait until you're sitting at your home computer to log on to Facebook or Instagram.
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Log on: The family of Heather Heyer, the woman who was killed when a driver rammed his car into a crowd of pedestrians protesting the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, VA this weekend, set up a GoFundMe to prepare for her burial on Wednesday.
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For instance, if a small butcher shop has 10 pounds of ground beef available at the end of the day, it can now log on to see which nearby food bank or pantry can use it and make arrangements for someone to pick it up.
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The group already has over 60 YouTube videos on their channel, has a handful of vlog series that serve as quick introductions to new listeners, and they regularly log on to the popular Korean live-streaming app, VLive, where they have nearly 170 uploads.
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YouTube is like a rabbit hole: You log on to watch the latest episode of James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke," and end up hypnotized by a video of a woman and her boyfriend racing to be the first to finish a plate of colorful spring rolls.
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You could still get lost for hours playing Space Cadet Pinball or waiting for your crush to log on to AIM, but it's hard to imagine developing an unhealthy addiction or needing digital wellness tools to help manage your screen time with one shared computer.
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It aims to get your site live in three simple steps: First, log on to its cloud-based platform and take your pick of more than 279.99 pre-made templates for different sites and pages (including blogs, e-commerce stores, lead pages, and more).
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Just log on to Xbox Live and play Gears of War: Ultimate Edition on Xbox One or Windows 10 by 11PM PT tonight to be eligible for the April 18th beta, or else you'll have to wait an additional week for the open beta.
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"Your home broadband provider can know when you wake up each day, either by knowing the time each morning that you log on to the Internet to check the weather (or) news of the morning, or through a connected device in your home," Sen.
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Log on to Twitter or Facebook and you'll find people sharing their version of the same story, about themselves or someone they love—stories of partners, coworkers, friends, and relatives who fit the basic profile of a coronavirus patient, but somehow don't meet testing qualifications.
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Prosecutors accused Mr. Assange of agreeing to help Ms. Manning crack an encoded portion of a passcode that would have enabled her to log on to a classified military network under a different user name than her own, which would have masked her tracks better.
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Instead, they charged him with conspiring to commit unlawful computer intrusion based on his alleged agreement to try to help Ms. Manning break an encoded portion of passcode that would have permitted her to log on to a classified military network under another user's identity.
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Math site, which he says gets a couple hundred thousand hits each season; additionally, about 2000 people log on live during each episode to read his weekly recaps breaking down each possible couple's chance of being a match on the basis of mathematical probability alone.
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With Prime, Amazon has made itself an indispensable way of life for consumers who want to log on and quickly purchase any item they need, whenever they need it — be it a few sticks of deodorant or a flat-panel TV — without any consideration for shipping costs.
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Cell service is often slower, more expensive, and comes with data caps, and even tethering a computer to a phone for internet isn't a long-term solution, especially for families with multiple people trying to log on at once to do homework, or work, or watch Netflix.
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"People anywhere can log on and learn what real signals from exoplanets look like, and then look through actual data collected from the Kepler telescope to vote on whether or not to classify a given signal as a transit, or just noise," explained Christiansen in a statement.
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The thought, "It's fairly easy to set up and use, but feel free to call me if you're confused and would like me to walk you through it!" should be a prominent part of this conversation, to ensure that everyone who wants to can log on.
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The content that gets created every day by advertisers, celebrities, political actors, and what's left of the traditional media adds up to a big stupid mess of confusing nonsense, and every day we log on and eat big heaping spoonfuls of it and ask for more.
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As more candidates hire social media directors to share their content and more Americans log on to social media to get information on the 2020 race, the greater the number of opportunities there are for information warriors to manipulate voters using bots, trolls, targeted ads and more.
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That inconvenience works especially well when combined with autosaves: I decide how much money to transfer from my checking account to my Barclays online high-yield savings account each month, but I still get a little thrill when I log on and see what that amounts to overall.
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It can quickly retrieve and display customer data on their screens, reducing the need to transfer callers to other departments (where, irksomely, they will have to prove their identity yet again) or log on to a creaky IT system ("I'm sorry, our computers are down at the moment").
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The company in part blamed a failed two-step authentication process, which is supposed to add an extra security layer when a user logs into an account by requiring the user to enter a passcode sent to their phones when they try to log on to their employee accounts.
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Students from grades 3 through 12 in the school board are already given Chromebooks to use at home, so in the event of a snow day or other inclement weather that causes a shutdown, kids will be expected to log on from home, communicate with teachers, and complete assignments.
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"I'm sure every agency right now is scrambling to load-test their VPNs and access points to make sure not just 10 or 20 percent of their workforce can log on, but 70 or 80 or 90 percent," said the former chief information officer of a major US agency.
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A self-driving car may be owned by a community in the future (say you and your friends, or by you and some co-workers), but in its downtime it could log on to the Uber network for a few hours and make itself available as an autonomous vehicle.
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I can log on for an hour or five and re-experience those old memories, the only reminder that time has passed being the use of typed-out Twitch emotes and mentions of Donald Trump in the infamous general chat in the desert zone known as The Barrens.
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A different log on the server that recorded access to the server's content-management system — the software the Center used to publish files and content on the Center's website for election officials to access — also thwarted Lamb's investigation because he had access to records going back to only Nov.
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Because he has fallen below the top tier of drivers, he tries to be in his car constantly, even if he's not being paid, so that if he's suddenly allowed to log on, he can take advantage and have a better chance of moving up the tier system.
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Without even downloading an app on the target's phone (all you need is an email and Apple ID password), TeenSafe allows the user to log on to its web service and see who the target swiped right on, who they ignored, and even read their messages on the hook-up app.
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Told to stop making payments temporarily, or that their payments had gone down to $0, several clients unknowingly defaulted, said James — in large part because SLAC sometimes told people not to communicate with their student loan servicers, or made it impossible for them to log on to their own financial aid accounts.
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How this video got made:*Watches Save The Last Dance**Watches Shottas**Inspired by Zoe Saldana's portrayal of Nina Simone*"Let's make a dance video" Jamaicans have a dance called "Log On." These people look like they're trying to "Log Off" with a blend of "Control-Alt-Delete," and I'd rather prefer that they did.
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Just holding the log on its own above your head was hard enough without getting a serious muscle wobble, but factor in that there was a really sharp blade on the end of it, plus quite a high wind on top of this hill/cliff face, a lot of things could have gone wrong.
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If you log on to Facebook looking for cat videos and baby pictures but encounter a disturbing image, not only are you emotionally unprepared for it, but its placement within fluffy, upbeat content can be unsettling, as if bleakly reminding us that the same species that routinely produces adorable toddlers is also responsible for ISIS.
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I realized I'd left my TV on overnight, and my TV is right next to the Echo Dot at the foot of my bed, so maybe Alexa was just talking to the TV. I was too groggy to figure it out, but when I looked at the Alexa log on my phone, the only instructions recorded were alarm-related.
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I thought I knew exactly what would happen: When the captain of the all-female crew announced that we could take out our devices, everyone would log on to check and reply to emails, plug in their headphones to focus on writing memos, and stay attached to the plane's Wi-Fi for most of the trip.
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Sell said hackers didn't manage to find any of the targets this time—the challenges were particularly difficult to make up for the number of people who may log on and dig for information—but at an event held in July in Toronto, participants did find the locations for two people; a missing sex worker, and a man who disappeared without telling his friends or family.
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Soon you might log on to Facebook and see, right at the top of your feed, a collection of videos produced by professionals and amateurs and tailored to your interests — breaking news and analysis related to topics you like, all of which load instantly in your feed, ad-free, and without any of the constant, interminable waiting for stuff to happen that characterizes traditional cable news.
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"Luckily, we never had the products delivered because we've set it up that you have to log on to actually process the order, so we could cancel the items," Wischnewski tells CNBC Make It. A blog post on the National Animal Welfare Trust's website also states that Rocco has asked Alexa for treats like watermelon, raisins and ice cream, and that sometimes, Wischnewski returned home to find Rocco playing romantic music.
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Well, for one thing, when reporters in the national press get to their desks in the morning, between 30 and 245 percent of the electorate, or the public, is lost to them before they even log on, in the sense that they are part of the Trump base that rejects the press as an institution, and increasingly rejects the idea of a common set of facts that apply, no matter what your political ideology is.
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If you do not want the name of your network to be visible in the public list of available networks that Wi-Fi-enabled gadgets can see, click the Wireless Options button in the box and select the option to create a hidden network; this action hides the name of the network from view, and people wishing to log on to it will have to know its exact name to find the network in their device's wireless settings.
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