They logged on at 2900 am to see another man.
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But we logged on, and the world inside was burning.
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A Wikipedia search for midazolam was logged on his computer.
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President Donald Trump quickly logged on and began to gloat.
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More than $1,300 in video game purchases logged on Rep.
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I excused myself and logged on to check Lulu's account.
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So I took her password, went home, and logged on.
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And finally, guess who's logged on from the laundry room?
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When you've logged on, you'll see a prompt for SubwayLibrary.
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One day, I logged on to a site called 3dx Chat.
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And yet, I was constantly logged in, logged on, or scrolling.
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Here's the problem ... had Trump's people simply logged on to Blacksfortrump2020.
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C.E.O.s are just like us — logged on from the laundry room.
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The messaging system said he had not logged on since Sunday.
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And I have 4,000 miles logged on a bus to prove it.
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If you've ever logged on to Puma's website at 10:00 a.m.
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They logged on for email, news, shopping, gaming, banking, and so on.
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Information that was logged on or in the tape boxes is gone.
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Just 50 miles of the scheduled 500 miles were logged on Sunday.
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More than 150 million transactions have already been logged on its blockchain.
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Specifically, about 10% of the users who logged on to cheat were Aquariuses.
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All those hours logged on Southwest and JetBlue are about to pay off.
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They can't just log off, but being logged on definitely isn't fun anymore.
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And, as of now, over 60,000 people have logged on to play it.
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ET, more than 30,000 people logged on to see the rapper's video premiere.
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When I logged on, I heard what would definitely elicit a "siren" click.
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Look at him — fully supine, eyes closed, not logged on to the internet.
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Andrew remembers feeling a "tinge of apprehension" when he logged on to 233andMe.
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Once you've logged on, navigate to the "Account Management" section of your settings.
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I logged on and then I saw -- I saw the comments that he made.
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The records also included his email address and the last time he logged on.
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Data is logged on an app for more information about the user's eating habits.
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Cruz retired to his hotel, logged on Twitter and read coverage of his remarks.
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Even Yusupov's table at dinner on Sunday all logged on at 9PM to play.
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This data also covers personal devices used when logged on to parliament's guest wifi.
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But when his girlfriend went to work, Buster allegedly logged on to the Tor network.
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Three years ago, I logged on to Facebook to see a message request from John.
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I logged on, and the faces of those who were lost flooded my Facebook feed.
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Last month more than 100,000 users logged on to the site to check out streams.
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It's not that they logged on to YouTube and immediately started watching hardcore racist videos.
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Every time I logged on, I could see the money I had earmarked for savings.
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When I logged on to Michael's Facebook News Feed, it looked nothing like my own.
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I logged on, saw a black-and-white photo of a man's jawline and clicked.
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Since the world first logged on, a number of internet eras have come and gone.
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By the time I'd logged on the website, the event was almost entirely sold-out.
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Data is logged on an app which suggests haircare tips and recommends L'Oréal's Kérastase hair products.
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Because every visit is logged on a smartphone, random checks ensure no opportunistic profiteering takes place.
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And, more and more, they're beginning to feel like whispered efforts at keeping us logged on.
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The Golden State Warriors coach logged on and he most definitely did not stick to sports.
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So I made them accounts and watched in awe as they logged on to that server.
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When I logged on the next day, Andie told me that she was actually a woman.
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The attacker then logged on intermittently from December to June to conduct reconnaissance, the company says.
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So it was after midnight when I finally logged on to Twitter, after a week away.
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I logged on to the website to see my ancestry composition distilled into a pie chart.
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I have logged on to my account twice and both times have seen other customers' devices.
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Ratliff's journey is not just one of miles logged on the ground, but of incomparable oddness.
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Record temperatures were also logged on the edge of the Sahara and above the Arctic Circle.
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Supporters who had never donated to her campaign logged on in the minutes after and donated.
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Millions of others logged on to Fortnite servers to view the event from inside the game.
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Each painting's history and various hosts will be logged on a website devoted to the project.
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Hungary's forint hit an one month high, extending Monday's gains logged on strong manufacturing numbers for May.
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We logged on to take her Ouai Hair Quiz in Facebook Messenger and enthusiastically answered each question.
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But today there are 164bn monthly users of Facebook and 1.9bn monthly logged-on users of YouTube.
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Cowboy Announcer kicked your fucking door in, pushed you out of your chair, logged on to NBA.
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They say 230,2100 people total had logged on Tuesday night — half from addresses from the United States.
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Impulse NGO has police from India's northeastern states and campaigners logged on to its trafficking alert software.
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For everyone who remembers having to ask if your parents needed the phone before you logged on.
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Unfollowed but not unfriended, even passive interactions with my Facebook relations became optional when I logged on.
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In its heyday, some 25 million people logged on to play and chat together in the community.
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What's really weird is that I logged on tell you guys and Betty had just retweeted me.
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Today, Olga, Margot, and Samed all logged on to the State Department website to get their verdicts.
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Daily, over 20 years, he said he logged on to eBay, where he found troves of photographs.
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So he did the next best thing: He logged on to his computer and went to IWasPoisoned.
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Before heading to the convention, I logged on to the hotel WiFi network to check my email.
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With one billion activities logged on the map, it's a lot of useful data from all over.
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The next morning, Fasulo logged on to her account and was utterly shocked at what she saw.
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Hann said he logged on immediately, changed the email back to his own, and added extra security.
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Others logged on to messaging applications and Google Maps to plan their onward journey to northern Europe.
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Four members of the group logged on at the appointed time, with several of them eating together.
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Some viewers who logged on to the event could not access it, and received error messages after purchasing.
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According to TechCrunch, people who had visited and logged on from Iran reported their accounts being shut down.
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So if you logged on to the airport Wi-Fi, for instance, Google would know where you are.
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Then he logged on to Twitter and let the world know what he thought of Cuban's suggestion. 21.
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Thousands more Vietnamese logged on to discussion threads on Facebook and Webtretho, a popular web forum for parents.
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He added that the people in the network stay logged on, on average, for five minutes or more.
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According to eMarketer data, 31 percent of internet surfers in 2012 logged on to Facebook at some point.
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The transactions were logged on the exchanges but not recorded on the blockchain, according to a former employee.
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But when I logged on to actually cancel the reservations, I was pleasantly surprised by what I saw.
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The repairs would cost about $1,500, so I logged on to my savings account and made the transfer.
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Kay logged on and was immediately hooked by all the different videos created by people just like her.
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On learning the news, the suit says, her mother logged on to Rowlette's Ancestry account to investigate the issue.
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Like seemingly everyone else on Twitter, Idol logged on yesterday to share his thoughts about Harry and Meghan's nuptials.
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I logged on to FanDuel, where I'd placed my bet, and discovered the app was making me an offer.
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Perhaps people are using Slack for non-work activities because they already spend all their waking hours logged on.
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If you've logged on in the past year, you'd know Facebook really, really wants you to watch Live video.
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On a Saturday in December, Micheal Brown logged on to Stanford's admissions portal to check for an early decision.
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" -- "Can't believe I logged on here and took time out of my day just to give this 1 star.
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But, instead, nearly 25,000 logged on in an attempt to gain access to the free tickets, and many succeeded.
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The other day, Wyclef Jean settled into an armchair in a Los Angeles studio and logged on to Skype.
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When he logged on to Rev a day after the negative grade, he said his account had been removed.
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I logged on to the computer and clicked on the patient's chart, scanning the notes that tracked his decline.
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If they have not logged on to Uber's software for a week or so, the company sends a warning.
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When I logged on, I saw a dude in a beanie doing jump rope tricks to "Psycho" by Post Malone.
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If you've logged on to Instagram lately, you've likely seen a photo or two of friends showing off their auras.
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PornHub released data exposing Washington, D.C., as the region that logged on to watch the most porn during the blizzard.
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I logged on at 223:26 AM to order OTR II tickets with my Beyhive code and the site crashed.
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Some Facebook users logged on to empty news feeds, while others could see their friends' updates but couldn't like them.
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More than a hundred students logged on for the class, part of a 23-week course on ethics and technology.
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But in the back of my mind I'll always wonder what would have happened to me if I never logged on.
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There have been nights where I logged on and made next to nothing, whereas other nights I logged off with hundreds.
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No matter what you're doing online, you're still likely logging off in a worse mental state than when you logged on.
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Later on that night, and into the early morning, Kim Kardashian logged on and shared her two cents on the matter.
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Kim's robbery, plenty of miles logged on the runway for Kendall, and yes, more time with The Lord himself, Scott Disick.
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When we checked it out for ourselves, we were immediately prompted to post a picture when we logged on to Instagram.com.
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When I logged on to say goodbye to Hyp after the week was up, the connection wasn't working for whatever reason.
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Slack has quite a lot of users that are logged-on to the chat service quite a lot of the time.
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Once you've logged on to Amazon Prime, you can access Amazon Fresh by hitting the drop-down menu on the left.
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When she logged on, she saw a message from Facebook saying that an "offending image" had violated the platform's community standards.
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Driscoll said she was just happy to be in recovery and back with her family — until she logged on to Facebook.
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But looking back, I've come to see that the hours I logged on public transit provided an education of their own.
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More than 219 million viewers have logged on to watch a 16-second clip of a sneezing baby panda scare its mom.
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The game also saw its peak audience that night, with 215 million people logged on at the same time, the company said.
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In the years since Ellis had first logged on to share her goofy Phantom fiction, the internet had grown far more venomous.
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I just logged on to Twitter dot com only to be informed by TMZ that apparently Justin Bieber is dating Hailee Steinfeld.
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I logged on to learn that Lil Xan and his fiancée are being accused of sharing fake ultrasound pictures of their baby.
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One day in early September, I logged on to social media and discovered an avalanche of shares of the same short video.
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So I logged on a spreadsheet in half-hour blocks every one of the 8,83 hours that make up a leap year.
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But when I logged on recently, searching for something I'd written on Oh Life years ago, all of my entires had vanished.
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It's quite possible that the men who write on these sites were violent misogynists before they ever logged on to Larson's forums.
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Before that late-morning run, Kim had logged on to Twitter to tell her growing legion of fans that she was hungry.
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Remember those weirdly-satisfying garbled sound effects your modem made as it logged on to the early version of the world wide web?
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Screenshot: Docastaway (YouTube)For nearly 30 years, Masafumi Nagasaki lived a life many of us extremely logged-on folks can only dream of.
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On Wednesday, 9,0003 kids logged on in homes and schools across Australia and started coding, creating a new world record in the process.
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Between July 24 and July 16, there have been more than 160,000 total searches with nearly 59,000 searches logged on Tuesday, July 16.
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Two days earlier, Ms. Bull had logged on to Facebook from her home in New Jersey and found the messages from Mr. Jarrell.
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The system is often efficient: 1.3 million people logged on to see their annual tax return within 24 hours of release this month.
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Earlier this week Vodafone reported a 50% surge in Internet traffic in some European countries as scores of people logged on from home.
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Soon after, he logged on to Deadnet IRC and discussed new targets, while other members explicitly confirmed the bomb threat to his school.
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Five years ago, 35 percent of the total viewership of an episode of "True Blood" was logged on Sunday night, Mr. Bloys said.
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"I know some of you guys have had trouble getting logged on this morning," he said as the crowd continued to roar in anger.
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So if you try to watch but a friend is already logged on, you'll have to boot them off, cutting into your bingeing time.
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When staff logged on Sunday afternoon for their final call before their 10-day deadline, Hillary Clinton's voice came through their AirPods and speakers.
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The latest details to drip out: the Galaxy S10 might not be as powerful as the iPhone XS. A Geekbench score logged on Feb.
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I logged on, played a game or two, and suddenly, horrifyingly found that I was still playing it at 4 AM on a Tuesday.
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The network we logged on to 15 years ago is unrecognizable but as citizens we cannot outsource our privacy and security to tech moguls.
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Image: APKen Bone has logged on, and for a guy who has pounded three beers in under 20 minutes, he's making some reasonable points.
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Moments before, I logged on to her Facebook account and scrolled through her messages with the ex-boyfriend I knew she'd been talking to.
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Once logged on, she sees that other people have written stories about her and her friends, and she's shocked but compelled to read on.
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Before turning off the lights, she logged on to OkCupid and decided to look for men in New Hampshire, where she had grown up.
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It'll show you who fits the info you entered, their photos, when they last logged on, and whether they're looking for women or men.
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On a Saturday in December, Ms. Rutledge-Brown watched as her son logged on to Stanford's admissions portal to check for an early decision.
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Since 2012 I have deleted as much data associated with my profile as possible and have not logged on or messaged anybody through Facebook.
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A lunar eclipsePhoto: Vijesh K (Flickr)I read the phrase "super blood wolf moon" for the first time today and wish I'd never logged on.
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There's a good chance anyone who logged on to Instagram Tuesday night saw a message about photo rights posted by one of their favorite celebrities.
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Soon after, Jamie Marsters logged on to her site, and, unable to fight the tide of spam, decided to shut down The Bloody Board entirely.
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Snowden, who frequently weighs in on current events from his Twitter account, logged on to Reddit on Friday for a special April Fools' Day AMA.
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So, being a junior snowflake of the evil elitist media bubble, I dutifully logged on and made a reservation for two tickets to the event.
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The National Press and Publication Administration said that minors would be required to use real names and identification numbers when they logged on to play.
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In terms of hours logged on his or her feet during each day, a hospital worker's shift can often feel more like running a marathon.
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But if you didn't watch and later logged on to the Drudge Report to get caught up, you'd come away with some very different conclusions.
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Just as, on Twitter, there are little cul de sacs and corners that you would, in a whole logged-on lifetime, never see fit to visit.
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Last August, Andrea Giacobbe logged on to Skyscanner, a European metasearch engine like Expedia and Travelocity that scans multiple travel websites and surfaces the cheapest fare.
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Banks benefited with gains by HSBC, Standard Chartered and Commerzbank helping the sector index overcome earlier losses logged on disappointing results from RBS and Deutsche Bank.
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That's far more than the 153,513 who logged on during all of 2016, and there are still more than six weeks to go before Election Day.
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To that point, almost every trip Erik logged on the ride-hailing platform was destination-to-destination, with the occasional passenger dropped off along the way.
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A month after we got married, we just logged on to the site, he entered his card info, and literally paid it off in one click.
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And 800 miles away, Abd Shabani logged on to Facebook, clicked on SIRIA-GICIC, and saw the words "Musaab Shabani" staring back at him from the screen.
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Elon Musk logged on to Twitter this weekend to deliver a veritable sleigh full of gifts to fans of his rocket company, SpaceX, in time for Christmas.
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It's pretty clear that Thom was actually right — Danny is a big fan of Pornhub, and he's logged on to the site from all over the world.
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Open enrollment for the insurance exchanges began Tuesday and consumers who logged on were in for a shock: Monthly premiums are up by an average 25%. Why?
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If you've logged on to Fortnite over the last 24 hours, you've probably noticed that lobbies are overflowing with players who are wearing the same spooky costume.
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The dollar inched 23 percent lower to 113.40 yen, down 0.6 percent for the week and well below its eight-month high of 114.737 logged on Monday.
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De Montfort University in Leicester got students to confirm their address when they logged on to the student portal to ensure that they received a polling card.
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We were taking a bus to the train station in Cusco, and I logged on to my computer to send a quick email and submit a story.
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When you logged on you would see who else was online, who was active recently, and you could sign a guest book if you visited someone's page.
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Twitter is warning its inactive users — those who haven't logged on in over six months — that their accounts will be deleted unless they sign in by Dec.
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Fans from across the world climbed to the top of their servers, logged on and demanded that John Scott represent the NHL at the All-Star Game.
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The chart shows the difference in savings for people who spent time using different aspects of the website – almost twice as much as people who never logged on.
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But when I logged on, sure enough — she had announced her engagement to her boyfriend to the whole world without so much as a text message to me.
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While many Americans were left speechless, struggling to put their thoughts on Donald Trump's press conference into words, our British hero logged on Twitter to save the day.
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The dollar was flat at 113.53 against the Japanese yen , down 1.15533 percent for the week and well below its eight-month high of 114.737 logged on Monday.
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It remained above a 2 1/2-month low of $1.1097 logged on Monday, and up slightly for the week, though shy of its overnight high of $1.1221.
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This was part of a suite of deals unveiled during President Donald Trump's visit to China, but it is understood to have been already logged on Boeing's books.
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I logged on to UKPunting under an alias, posting in a thread asking members to comment on the sexism, racism and descriptions of sexual assault as detailed above.
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The dollar was flat at 113.40 against the Japanese yen , down 1.15533 percent for the week and well below its eight-month high of 114.737 logged on Monday.
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Black Mirror comparisons are obvious, as the show has constructed a myopic setting designed to highlight what it's like to be constantly logged on and desperate for attention.
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On Sunday evening, as news of the Panama Papers first made a splash, New York Times readers logged on to the paper's website to find, well, very little.
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After another one came in April, she finally logged on to VW's online portal for Car-Net, the telematics system that runs in many of the company's modern cars.
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Private Conversations also won't sync across devices, which means if you start an encrypted chat with a contact on your phone, you won't see it logged on your computer.
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But every day at midnight, thousands of worshippers around the world have logged on to Instagram to lift their voices in praise and prayer, united by one hashtag: #HalleluyahChallenge.
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With more than 5 million autonomous miles logged on public roads, Google's self-driving car division, Waymo, is celebrating the major milestone with free rides in a driverless minivan.
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Needless to say, Telstra users were not feeling too kindly towards the telco, but many still logged on bright and early Sunday, ready to spend a gratis day online.
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Nearly every time I've logged on to play a few matches, I've witnessed Splatoon fans sharing their collective desire to play the impending sequel to the 2013 cult platformer.
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Users in the Chinese territory logged on immediately after Monday's launch and stayed glued to their phones throughout Tuesday, playing around office blocks, shopping malls and on underground trains.
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Cazes was logged on to AlphaBay at the time of his arrest, allowing authorities to find his passwords and other information about the site's servers, according to legal documents.
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The number of gamers playing "Apex Legends" had crossed 10 million and there were about 1 million gamers logged on at the same time, EA said late on Thursday.
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If you're a random American who wanted to follow these government hearings, you would have logged on to YouTube and been exposed to white nationalist propaganda and talking points.
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That night, after the Zoom meetings, the spring course prep, the planning updates from the hospital and the brief moments stolen outside, I logged on to our course website.
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There is a multitude of ways for third parties to find out where we are, including cell towers, the metadata transmitted from telecommunications, and data logged on our phones.
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Since 1999, teenagers from all over the world logged on not just to tend to their pets, but to play flash games, trade virtual stocks, and read the Neopian Times.
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But, nevertheless, I was surprised this afternoon when I logged on to Facebook to find a memorial message at the top of my profile page indicating that I had died.
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But even after censors have taken down all other attempts to spread these articles via social media, the posts remain publicly available as transactions logged on the blockchain's public ledger.
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To find the answer, I logged on to my Express Scripts account online and then I found out that it was for the EpiPen that my doctor prescribed for me.
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He left it public, open to anyone — which led to chaos when some strangers logged on one day to start "griefing," blowing up his and his friends' creations with TNT.
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Finally, the blockchain can validate the supply chain so that, for example, when a doctor writes a prescription, it gets logged on the chain with transparent pricing for the consumer.
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"Relationships, that's the heart of this thing," said Mr. Nicholson, who first logged on to the website in 2009 and browsed, without posting a word, for five or six years.
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Some praised Evil Hat's decision, while others logged on to defend Lovecraft from criticism and heap scorn on Evil Hat for daring to point out that a racist was racist.
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The Lakers lost five of their first six games without James, and it got bad enough that Kobe Bryant logged on to Twitter to defend Walton from an angry mob.
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The home page took minutes to load, even without heavy traffic, and the system would crash if too many people logged on at once, said former 18F developer Kane Baccigalupi.
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And the Stephens Drive shooting was just one of 224 mass shootings in America in July alone—and one of five logged on July 210, according to VICE's Mass Shooting Tracker.
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Starting today, users will begin to see the now-familiar window filled with ephemeral Stories on their browsers, giving them the full IG viewing experience no matter where they're logged on.
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According to the latest information on Facebook's site, more than 1 billion people logged on daily in September, making it one of the most popular web destinations in the entire world.
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After the plane lost primary contact with air traffic control, satellites were able to send hourly messages to the plane, which it automatically responded to while it was still logged on.
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Even as much of the world is digitizing its governance, in small towns and villages of India, data about its citizens is still being largely logged on long and thick notebooks.
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The game has demolished several records, most notably for the amount of simultaneous online plays, with Rolling Stone reporting that over 3.4 million concurrents have logged on at the same time.
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The next morning, I logged on to see a new user calling me a "kike," declaring that Jews should have their assets seized and hoping for a revival of the ovens.
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And speaking of the Internet of Things — your fridges and toasters that are just as logged-on as you are — WPA3 brings along with it a feature called WiFi Easy Connect.
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As more results-oriented users of Tinder or OkCupid can attest, if you've logged on with the objective to meet up with someone that night, you can often be left frustrated.
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On Monday morning, Trump logged on to Twitter to change the subject: There is great anger in our Country caused in part by inaccurate, and even fraudulent, reporting of the news.
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I won't regale you with all of them, but certainly one of my top 10 is when I logged on to Facebook dot com in the year of our Lord, 2009.
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Juul contended that every time consumers logged on to its website after February 2018, they were reminded that by registering with Juul, consumers had agreed to the company's terms and conditions.
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And yet it would be inaccurate to say that nothing has changed since that morning five years ago when Reign logged on to Twitter, or that recent developments have been undone.
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Then I logged on to the app Hotel Tonight and booked Grand Hotel Stockholm, where cozy down comforters and a hygge-inducing spa helped blunt the memory of the treehouse nightmare.
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Nearly half of American adults get some of their news on Facebook; YouTube, Google's video-streaming service, has 1.9bn monthly logged-on users, who watch around 1bn hours of video every day.
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When I logged on the other day, the other players seemed better, somehow — as though they'd only just returned from playing another game somewhere else, and craved a return to the familiar.
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Last time, we logged on from four states to catch up on home remodels, new baby milestones, and summer moves, while dreaming of a group vacation at the beach later this year.
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Facebook's core defense here is that these were necessary deals, and when users logged on to device makers' apps or services, they were able to consent (or not) to share their data.
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More than 400 miles are logged on the Gamewell Middle School buses each day, and throughout the district, the average bus route is 1.5 hours in the morning and in the afternoon.
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Between days of fieldwork, where he would enter the Rwandan forest to measure the growth of wild mountain gorillas, he logged on to his computer to play the game for an hour.
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Apparently several drivers logged on to the "Partners" website to download their 1099s, but instead received the Florida driver's 1099, which contained her social security number, address, earnings, and tax ID number.
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" Immediately after the phone call, while he was still in the air, Halderman logged on to a secure online chat service called Slack and created an invite-only channel he named "Voting.
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I knelt beside him as he logged on to Twitter and plugged in search terms about WikiLeaks—filtering out any comments that were not from verified Twitter accounts, the social-media élite.
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So rather than trust any computer that logs into a network to access anything on the network, you continually make sure the things that are logged on are supposed to be there.
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After the Canadian official logged on to the hotel's Wi-Fi network, the Russian and some of his colleagues used it to illegally access his laptop, according to the Justice Department indictment.
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The first time I logged on to Facebook on my own, I saw a video that my son who lives in New Jersey had posted of my 8-month-old great-granddaughter.
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He was a shy kid, too introverted to feel fully comfortable in the real world, and he logged on to the early internet's bare-bones web forums for a sense of connection.
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" Shortly before he departed for the imperial banquet, Mr. Trump logged on to Twitter from his hotel, saying the Democrats were getting nothing done and "only want a Do-Over on Mueller!
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The report also states how Hussain found email addresses and failed login data logged on the unprotected server, and TechCrunch tested this by making a failed login attempt using a dummy account.
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But the new bill would likely cause them to actively manage the number of drivers logged on, and therefore on the clock, especially at less busy times when fewer drivers are needed.
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"According to Twitter, my account was last accessed by a computer in Virginia, about 40 minutes before I logged on and realized what was happening," he said in a Twitter direct message.
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The House of Representatives Security Operations Center analyzed the IP address used to publish the senators' information and determined Cosko was the person logged on at the time, according to the complaint.
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This August, Molly Stillman logged on to her lifestyle blog to update a few popular old posts, freshening them up so they would continue to attract traffic from Pinterest and search engines.
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Ninja appeared to be caught by surprise when Duddus647 logged on: "I'm not sure if Drake meant to invite me," he said as he appeared to text the singer, before starting the game.
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If you logged on to Facebook on Tuesday, you might have noticed a new button under every item on your feed that asked if you'd like to report the content as hate speech.
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This will be a useful guide to helping you find those things you missed since you last logged on, but it could also be potentially annoying to those of us with app OCD.
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If you never read a Trump tweet, turned on the TV or logged on to Twitter, and just looked at policy, you would think Trump was waging a new Cold War on Putin.
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Furthermore, this health insurance will only cover medical costs when injuries are sustained while doing a delivery and doesn't cover the endless hours couriers spend logged on to the app desperately waiting for jobs.
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Bain stressed that Twitter believes the scope and scale for marketers on the platform is actually 800 million users, taking into account the 500 million people who see tweets but are not logged on.
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During that specific span of time (and a few hours afterwards) nearly everyone you follow is awake, logged on for the day, and ready to tweet into the void until the sun goes down.
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"By downloading the data on Mark's phone Sunday night, deputies found his most recent coordinates logged on January 31 and our aviation unit began a targeted search of the area," the sheriff's office said.
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After I repeatedly made it clear that I would not cross that line, he went silent in mid-December, and he has not logged on to the Viber or Facebook accounts he has used since.
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The general gist was that anyone who had logged on from Iran was blocked and the company admitted in a statement on Friday that it had made "a series of mistakes" by taking that approach.
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Prosecutors said Fry, who worked in San Francisco as an investigative analyst for the IRS's law enforcement arm, logged on to his work computer in May 2018 and conducted searches for records related to Cohen.
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Prosecutors said Fry, who worked in San Francisco as an investigative analyst for the IRS's law enforcement arm, logged on to his work computer in May 2018 and conducted searches for records related to Cohen.
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More than 29,24 gamers logged on to play Eve Online Tuesday for a "million-dollar battle" in which gamers risked real-world money for the chance to gain virtual mastery within the in-game universe.
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More than 22013,000 gamers logged on to play Eve Online Tuesday for a "million-dollar battle" in which gamers risked real-world money for the chance to gain virtual mastery within the in-game universe.
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The French Open champion said he did not make an ideal start as he struggled to adjust to a new playing surface given the amount of time he logged on clay and grass in recent months.
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The last post in the forum was logged on April 5, 2016, titled "Re: it's over" (Warning, it is troubling, even if it is just someone playing an RPG character at the end of human civilization).
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On Sunday, the rapper logged on to the app, flooding his account with 99 blurry, haphazardly snapped images that judging from the styles and text surrounding them appear to all originate from vintage Maison Margiela lookbooks.
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The second was done by an outside consulting firm and examined some 2,500 "offline daters," which includes people who had never logged on to a dating app and those who had but weren't using one anymore.
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"When any of these conversations happens, whether it's a chat with a human or a chat with a bot, that's all logged on [a single record] in HubSpot, so there's no data leakage between different teams."
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There are surely reasons that some of us resist being wholly settled, but when the ballast of incompletion grew too much for me I logged on to TaskRabbit to finish what I had failed to start.
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Some European telecoms operators reported connectivity problems on Tuesday as millions of people logged on for work at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, driving up data traffic by as much as 30% and testing networks.
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For example, when top executives at work-management software company Smartsheet gathered for their weekly meeting last Thursday near Seattle, eight of them logged on via video conference, CEO Mark Mader told CNBC in an interview.
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Bloomberg reports that U.S. workers have logged on for an additional three hours per day compared to patterns seen before March 11 — a 40% jump — according to data from virtual private network service provider NordVPN Teams.
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Someone can, for example, share a post with only a limited group of family and friends, or decide to make a post public so that anyone, including people not logged on to Facebook, can see it.
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Last Thursday, as West's music-and-fashion extravaganza got under way at Madison Square Garden, fans who logged on to Tidal were gripped with frustration as the stream lagged, froze every several seconds or cut out altogether.
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Despite that, Zoosk has a huge collection of success stories (plus cute pics!), and if the person of your dreams doesn't message you back, just tell yourself it's probably because they haven't logged on in two years.
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The video, posted some time between April 8 and June 5, when Omarov last logged on, was uploaded from the account of a group called Paradise under the Shade of Sabres, which routinely promotes Islamic State online.
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She logged on to Twitter and spoke her mind, swiftly comparing the event to a horror movie and boldly admitting the press conference was more terrifying than the most terrifying horror film she has ever seen: Psycho.
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When college freshmen logged on in September—because that's where the internet happened back in the 2100s and '22019s, at colleges and a few corporations—they would be gently shown the FAQs and told how to behave.
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She logged on with her own I.D. If she were to glance at any patient's data, she explained, the access would be tagged to her name, and she would get a call inquiring why it was necessary.
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Waymo's autonomous cars have steadily rolled through test routes in multiple states over the past few years, and now the company claims it has passed a new milestone: 4 million self-driven miles logged on public roads.
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But it's a discomfiting fact that at least six murderers turn out to have used Stormfront as a resource, including Dylann Roof, who logged on as "LilAryan" before killing nine African-American churchgoers in Charleston in 2015.
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On Tuesday, as a private jet flew Aubameyang from Dortmund to London's Luton airport, tens of thousands of fans logged on to a flight-tracking site to see exactly where over the North Sea the striker was.
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Despite a tough year for the social media giant, a survey of about 1,300 U.S. Facebook and Instagram users found that two-thirds of respondents were logged on at least as much as they were last year.
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"When information is logged on Cera's app, Cera staff are able to see it immediately, as are family members, as are carers, all of which helps when it comes to making real-time decision-making," Maruthappu explained.
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A week after the settlement website went live in late July, millions of people had logged on, prompting the FTC to warn that each individual settlement check is likely to be "nowhere near" the $125 originally promised.
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"The government could find a way forward and say well it isn't necessarily being logged on that's the determining feature — you have to be actively working or at least committed to the exclusion of other opportunities," Nesbitt suggested.
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If any students or teachers logged on to social media or opened their email inbox using certain computers at Carleton University in Canada's capital city of Ottawa recently, their every keystroke was likely recorded by an unknown hacker.
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I usually do Peapod or sometimes Instacart, and I was able to get a delivery slot one week ago yesterday, but I've since logged on to try to get another delivery spot and there's nothing for two weeks.
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But this is first time a movie studio has used the game to share footage that can&apost be seen anywhere else, and considering how many people logged on to watch, it likely won&apost be the last.
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To aid her searches, she regularly logged on to GEDmatch, a public database where hobbyists upload results from consumer genetic testing companies like 23andMe and Ancestry to find relatives with shared DNA and to reverse-engineer their family trees.
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Alt-right trolls are arguing over genetic tests they think "prove" their whiteness Alt-right trolls are arguing over genetic tests they think "prove" their whiteness Andrew remembers feeling a "tinge of apprehension" when he logged on to 23andMe.
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To his dismay, the news provided few details, so Fritz logged on to the boxy family computer and plugged in the URL for the United States Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center to see what he could find out.
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But I always try and remind myself of getting outside of that bubble and going back to the me that grew up in Michigan and if I logged on to Her, how many lesbians I would have access to around me.
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Cities (like NYC, where I live) are overflowing with potential boos, but I guarantee that if I logged on in my middle-of-nowhere hometown, my number of matches within a 10-mile mile radius would drop an alarming amount.
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But just like the last time Cook was photographed at a Trump event, the CEO seems to have some trouble eking out more than some sort of tortured half-grimace, half-smile hybrid:Computer, enhance:The good-time-haver has logged on.
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The S&P 21.31 logged on Friday its worst weekly declines since December after Washington raised tariffs on Chinese good worth $2100 billion to 1.723% from 21.72% and China vowed to respond after a high-level talk ended with no agreement.
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Companies can track when an employee entered or left the building, when they logged on to their computer and when they made phone calls or trades, said Christopher Amatulli, director of services and architecture at Technically Creative, which offers supervisory services.
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So when he logged on to Facebook last week to speak to his supporters in defense of the caravan of Central American migrants gathered at the southern border, a frequent target of President Trump, he figured he'd face some criticism.
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Last spring, a resident of Lexington, Kentucky, named Jessica Abney logged on to her computer and noticed something odd: her monthly cable bill, which had for years been around ninety dollars, had suddenly risen to a hundred and thirty-one dollars.
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It also raises similar questions on the horrors of rudeness, which have cropped up with exhausting regularity on this side of the Atlantic since 2016, when the archetypal young man known as the Bernard brother first logged on to Twitter.
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These tales of "utilization review" (the industry's suitably anodyne term for questioning your health care choices) ring true when I reflect on the time I've logged on the other side of the phone and fax machine, advocating for my patients.
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A group of young men nearby logged on to the Wi-Fi as soon as it was switched on — and proceeded to spend the first hours of the flight chatting away loudly on Skype to their buddies on the ground.
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Block made me type in my password each time I logged on with my phone or iPad — password auto-save seemed to be disabled — and TaxAct's phone app wasn't yet ready for the current tax filing season when I tried to use it.
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In an era when the internet so often foments division and resentment, it's both compelling and comforting to return to a moment of such strong optimism and be reminded of what we gained, as well as lost, when we first logged on.
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In the aftermath of the fatal police shootings of two black men, followed by the retaliatory killings of five police officers in Dallas by a sniper, Anthony awoke in the middle of the night this month and logged on to his Instagram account.
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But after the team's 3-0 loss to Norway in their opening game, Ordega logged on to Twitter to find that people were blaming the defeat on her makeup, nails and long hair — it didn't "make her run well," one user wrote.
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They asked 20173,000 online participants what they would need to be paid to give up Facebook for a month, offering to enforce the deal for a few randomly selected participants using Facebook features that reveal to friends when somebody last logged on.
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LOS ANGELES — Kevin Love was still relatively new to the Cleveland Cavaliers in February 2015, and still struggling to find his niche within the team's offense, when LeBron James, his most high-profile teammate, logged on to Twitter to deliver a message.
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This basically tricks hackers, spies, data-stealing ISPs, and all kinds of other sketchy third parties into thinking you're logged on from somewhere else in the world, allowing you to browse with maximum anonymity and security, and protecting your most precious information.
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Over the holidays this year, I tried to limit opening the Twitter app to only once every few days (as opposed to every 90 seconds, compulsively) and found that only the worst people online were logged on, tweeting about nothing to no one.
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The nominees for the 92nd annual Academy Awards were announced this morning in a livestream by actors John Cho and Issa Rae, and film fan hives everywhere logged on excitedly to see if their faves would be acknowledged by this year's awards.
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Tax season already sucks for independent contractors, but some Uber drivers who logged on to the company's Partners portal to receive their 1099s are complaining about an especially nasty surprise: Instead of their own information, drivers say they received the tax forms of other drivers.
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Shamik Ghosh had been picking up tasks on Amazon Mechanical Turk for several months when he logged on in winter 2010 and saw a perplexing request: Someone wanted him to act out a series of Winter Olympic sports—snowboarding, ice hockey, figure skating, etc.
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The beauty of the music that he's made over the last couple of years—posted in torrential spurts to a SoundCloud page that's also populated with reposts from his similarly hyperprolific pals—is that it's also become reflective of all that time spent logged on.
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It's quite the trendy look for a kid, but knowing that Silas' parents have plenty of miles logged on the red carpet (and plenty of paparazzi snaps to show for it), it's no surprise that he's developing his sense of fashion this early on.
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Much of the information about the user is either encrypted or was not stored by the company, though it was able to hand over the date and time the user registered with the app and the last date that the user logged on, it said.
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"—IGGY AZALEA stream señorita (@IGGYAZALEA) September 30, 2019 Azalea then explained that she was only trying to have "a bit of harmless fun" in the name of friendly competition, according to ET. "I logged on & saw everyone trying to make a legit negative me vs.
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I felt a familiar leap of anxiety in my chest when I logged on to Facebook and saw a "Beyoncé Cancels Formation Tour Performance…" headline, and was relieved to find out that it was in Nashville and had nothing to do with HB 2.
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Back in 2012, some guy with too much time on his hands logged on to Twitter and sent out this viral bit of trolling: The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive.
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Epic Games launched Fortnite in 2017 and the survivalist game has since demolished several records, most notably for the amount of simultaneous online plays, with Games Radar reporting that 10.8 million concurrents logged on at the same time for an in-game live Marshmello concert.
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You logged on any time of day or night, joined a round with a friend or with strangers across the globe; then a letter grid popped up, and all of you raced to find words in the same grid in the same three-minute span.
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Still, through all her dramatic evolutions Rihanna has maintained one constant: from the moment she opened her mouth to tell the DJ to "turn it up" to the moment she logged on to Twitter to tell Piers Morgan to "grow a dick," Rihanna has worn lip gloss.
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While the first draft of the statement was dated May 6900, 2628, FBI records gathered by congressional investigators show agents were still receiving evidence responsive to grand jury subpoenas well after that, including documents and other evidentiary items logged on May 28503, May 22019 and May 26.
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Thus I was left, for this year's review of tax software, to do the return for my spouse and me as I have in years past: I logged on to the programs' websites and typed my way through their lengthy interviews, keying in much of our information myself.
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Mayer …"logged on to the online portal of the Futures Commission Merchant which carried all the accounts, accessed the transfer section of the portal, and fraudulently indicated that the reason for the trade transfer request was that he had placed the trade in the wrong account," the CFTC said.
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South Africa's rand was softer, retreating from gains last session logged on a rise in economic growth in major trading partner China and as retail sales came in better than forecasts, offering hope the economy could shake off the impact of nationwide power outages over February and March.
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"I LOGGED ON N PPL WERE BEING SO UPTIGHT AB MY DICK POST SO I WAS LIKE EW AND THEN DELETED IT BC IDC MISS U," she responded to a fan who asked what tweet she had just deleted, which was more explicitly expressing frustration with the internet.
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In order to identify its 214,898 members, authorities sought a search warrant from a Virginia judge allowing them to deploy a "network investigative technique" that would cause a computer to send them data any time a user logged on while the FBI operated the website for two weeks.
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If drivers are finally able to obtain complete datasets that include "time drivers spent logged on to their company platform, trip ratings, and individual GPS data," then we would better understand whether Uber is fixing prices or is managing its drivers in a way that classifies them as employees.
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Photo: APShortly after noon on Saturday, President Donald Trump logged on to Twitter and inadvertently posted what seemed an awful lot like an admission he obstructed justice by admitting he knew former national security adviser and now-government witness Michael Flynn lied to the FBI about his contacts with Russian officials.
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In 1995 there was no way to block Netscape users based on the geographical location of their IP address, which meant that when you logged on to Netscape Navigator, you were presented with a choice between the US/Canada 83-bit SSL version of Netscape or the International 40-bit version.
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But as I sat in the halls of Congress, watching Mr. Zuckerberg testify in front of dozens of angry lawmakers, I logged on to Facebook, and right at the top of my feed was one of those "10 years ago" memory posts, with a throwback photo from my college years.
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Among the extremely logged-on and relatively well-off — like white trans entertainers with academic credentials, online activists with rich families, and the cisgender allies celebrated at nonprofit galas — the language and platform of visibility is mistakenly invoked as a solution to the violence faced by everyone under the trans umbrella.
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He's been in the industry since the 1980s, with credits logged on two of the Toxic Avenger sequels, a long string of cheapie horror movies (Sometimes They Come Back, Happy Hell Night, Night of the Demons 2), and some better-known films, like the Coen brothers' Barton Fink and Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man.
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But Slack loyalists may be spending much of that saved time chatting rather than getting work done: The average user spends 10 hours per weekday logged on to the platform, a longer stretch than a workday or a night of sleep for the average American worker, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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When my phone finally dipped into the red and I logged on, I found tiny pockets of people talking about pop culture, or sharing where they were from — California, Colorado, even the UK. "A/s/l?" quipped one user, a phrase I haven't seen since the last time the door slammed on my AIM account.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Just over two weeks ago, on March 26, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide logged on to the dark net market site, Dream, and found the following message: All buying and selling on Dream (the largest, longest-running, and most-used dark net market) has been halted.
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Back in his bedroom, where he shares a bed with his even ganglier brother, Austyn records a video of himself singing along to an R&B song, which he then uploads to a social media platform edited to double-speed so that he looks like a robot singing a chipmunk ballad to whatever tween girl has logged on.
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At home he changed out of the octopus costume and logged on to the hospital's electronic medical records to check what time, exactly, the girl with measles had entered the ER. He called the other doctors who had been on duty to see if they remembered any pregnant mothers or immunocompromised children who would have been especially at risk.
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Since Ocasio-Cortez landed in DC earlier this week, the 29-year-old has provided her 606,000 Instagram followers with a constant stream of unfiltered dispatches about her new life in the Capitol, and what one can only assume is a large share of them have logged on every day to watch with rapt attention—the more mundane the better.
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The senators seemed satisfied with his shambling responses and his constant refrain of "My team will get back to you," and only mildly bothered when he couldn't answer basic questions like the one from Roger Wicker, a Mississippi Republican, who wanted to know if Facebook could track a user's internet browsing activity, even when that person was not logged on to the platform.
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According to court papers, on June 23, 2010, Buhl's boyfriend's daughter—referred to as "M" because she was underage at the time—got a call from a friend who said he saw a fake Facebook profile, under the name "Tasha Moore," that made reference to M. M immediately logged on to Facebook and used her friend's account—someone Tasha Moore had friended—to see the post.
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Log offIt's especially important to make sure you log off of any website that contains personal and/or private information if you've logged on in a public place (although it's best to avoid logging on a private account from public-access WiFi in the first place), but it's good practice to always log out of websites that contain your personal and private information, no matter where you are.7.
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As Recode reports, the 333-page slideshow is chock-full of data on things like global internet use (51 percent of the world logged on last year, up from 49 percent the previous year); internet ad spending (up 22 percent last year); our means of communication (increasingly through images); gamer population (grew 6 percent in 2018 to 713 billion people); and online toxicity (42 percent of teens in the U.S. have been affected by online bullying).
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Sitting in her living room that evening two years ago when she saw the comment in her mother's name on the FCC's website, Sarah Reeves logged on to Facebook and posted angrily in all caps: "WOW IT SURE IS GOOD MY DEAD MOTHER HAD SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT NET NEUTRALITY ISN'T IT." She and her sister tried to figure out how to get their mother's comment removed from the site, but the FCC doesn't provide a way to do that.
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