Facial recognition logs in different users to their personal dashboards.
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Soak the "logs" in water and let them dry completely.
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"The more he talks, the more he logs in," O'Neill said.
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Chat logs in one of the workspaces stretched back to February.
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When a player logs in, they randomly spawn as another's player's baby.
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At the back are upright supports to hold the logs in place.
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Everyone logs in and watches a preprogrammed set of questions and answers.
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Suppose you're building an app that logs in to a web service.
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Chill the potato logs in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours. 4.
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"Her name first appears on the White House logs in October 1962," she says.
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Ring has since introduced warning messages when someone logs in from a new location.
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Hovering above SL we took photos of trucks stacked with large logs in the yard.
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It is also famous for being the largest hotel made of logs in the world.
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Even disabled accounts can be re-enabled if a hacker logs in, some users found.
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Hanging on nails hammered into logs in Lieutenant Molchanets's bunker were binoculars and a Kalashnikov rifle.
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Then a flap lifted and in walked Two Clouds, a bundle of logs in each arm.
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While some of these applications require passwords, many only do so when the driver first logs in.
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Shortly after releasing the war logs in 221, Mr. Assange threatened to make good on that promise.
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No stacking logs in a crisscross pattern to allow for the flow of oxygen between licking flames.
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Flight logs in Red Cat / Screenshot: Red Cat Flight logs in Red Cat / Screenshot: Red Cat Thompson believes having a system like this in place is absolutely essential if the industry is going to mature and be able to share airspace with other types of commercial air traffic.
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The hard drive contained tens of thousands of lines of instant message chat logs in Russian and Ukrainian.
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Here's how it works: A member logs in to the WeWork website and clicks into the Services Store.
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Palm Beach County destroyed the visitor logs in what a representative told The Post was "records retention" protocol.
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This biker is just SICK AND TIRED of people leavin' logs in the middle of the ... oh wait.
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It authenticates with Face ID, logs in with a new account and doesn't reveal new personal information, Apple said.
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The Obama administration began releasing White House visitor logs in September 2009 to settle lawsuits brought by watchdog groups.
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And there is a fire-starting clinic where we rub sticks on logs in the hope of making flame.
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The ceilings in most of the house are made of wood beams and cedar logs, in a traditional Moroccan style.
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During Manning's trial in 2011, military prosecutors revealed chat logs in which Manning asked Assange for help cracking the password.
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Or, players can hire what's known as a "booster," another player who logs in to their accounts and plays for them.
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They create so many logs in the car, they write to [the chip] so fast that it basically burns them out.
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When KFC introduced the logs in 2018, the chain sold its entire supply online in three hours, according to a company representative.
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These tokens are created by an app or a website in place of a username and password after a user logs in.
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He seems to drop the package directly on the dog, logs in his successful delivery, heads back to his vehicle, and drives away.
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With the new hourly plans – dubbed "AutoStop," versus the monthly plan's "AlwaysOn" service – WorkSpaces start running and billing when the user logs in.
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Without encryption, spies could eavesdrop on the network until a club employee logs in, and then steal his or her username and password.
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I recommend also setting up your Facebook account to receive alerts in the event that an unrecognized device logs in to the account.
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To get notifications in the future whenever someone logs in as you on Facebook, click Edit next to Login Alerts and change the settings.
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Only when she logs in, Elsie notices that the Cradle has been interfacing with the system in a way that it's not designed to do.
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The growth in 2018 could be fueled by a federal mandate that truck firms switch to electronic logs (ELDs) from paper logs in December 2017.
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In Brazil, WhatsApp has weathered numerous blackout orders from local courts over its refusal to turn over court ordered chat logs in an ongoing case.
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It was quite powerful as NightSkies could access your address book, SMS conversations and call logs in order to upload it to the CIA's servers.
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Light the logs in the bottom bowl; when they burn down to embers, swing one of the grates over them and you're ready for grilling.
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ExpressVPN has been independently audited, has failed to produce logs in court, and even had the Turkish government seize its servers only to find … nothing.
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"I realized, that if anybody was trying to throw logs in my path, they couldn't get past me speaking directly, one-on-one," she added.
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That law ended a once-secret program by which the N.S.A. had systematically collected Americans' domestic phone logs in bulk — billions of records per day.
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Once a user logs in, the system will check what needs to be done and then applies those settings, provisions policies and installs apps as necessary.
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They are already 1,000 hryvnias in debt to the local woodseller as they burn logs in their stove to stave off the well-below-zero temperatures.
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Seierstad draws on chat logs in which the girls and their brother argue, in breezy Internet lingo, about religion and rationalism, filial duty and self-assertion.
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Our bodies have plenty of logs in reserve, of course; even a relatively lean athlete has enough body fat to keep going for days without food.
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It turned over driftwood logs in search of ants, rolled on its back in the grass, and, to the boys' great delight, pooped on the sand.
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The activity logs in my Google Home app did not show any suspicious or inadvertent recordings, either, so it appears that I did not encounter this bug.
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As the characters scheme to backstab Wendell, the frame snaps to an enormous, shiny spider crawling among the logs in their campsite, unseen by the cast members.
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For instance, a developer might check that a valid login actually logs in a user, or that a certain data response to a request is formatted properly.
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According to Snapchat, the average user logs in 20 times a day, sends 20 snaps, and spends an average of 30 minutes on the app per day.
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The growth in 2018 is seen being fueled by a federal mandate that truck firms must switch to electronic logs (ELDs) from paper logs in December 2017.
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"We up-lit birch logs in a chic modern fire pit, which creates all of the glow of a campfire with none of the heat," she said.
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City: San Mateo, CAYear founded: 2011Total funding: $34.07 millionValuation: $155.5 millionWhat it does: Scalyr helps companies monitor their servers and search analyze their logs in real-time.
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A spokesperson for OMB told CNN that no one from the agency was ever in contact with Giuliani, despite what's shown on the logs in the report.
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When someone logs in with a username and password that Google knows has been compromised, it triggers a warning that prompts the user to change the password.
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In some apps and services you can enable alerts (typically via text or email) that get activated whenever you or someone else logs in on a new device.
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Instead of just hopping on Facebook once a day, it's more important a Snapchat user logs in nine times a day and spends a few minutes each time.
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The defence identified 43 instances based on RCMP logs in which the IMSI catcher was operated for more than three minutes — up to 15 minutes in one case.
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The bad actor was able to see backup data, source code, and other employee logs in Reddit systems, but did not have access to changing any of it.
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According to a 22007 NIOSH report appendix, there were no skin disorder complaints in the company's Occupational Safety and Health Administration logs in 232 — before the new uniforms.
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From 2006 until 2015, Section 215 was the basis of a secret program by which the National Security Agency systematically vacuumed up Americans' domestic phone logs in bulk.
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Last week, the GSA turned over the API logs in response to a records request from a reporter who had sued it and the FCC to pry them loose.
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Since her first day, she told Reuters, she maintained an unofficial, hand-written set of maintenance logs in addition to the official computerized records shared with the Air Force.
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Originally known as the platform for instant news coverage, the company has been experimenting with ways to make sure that the most interesting tweets are shown, whenever someone logs in.
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This startup based in Finland analyzes sensor logs in real time, being able to tell how full any city's trash is and delivering optimized collection routes (interpretation and actionable data).
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China brought in 6.42 million cubic metres of logs in May, up 49.5 percent from last year, after China stopped heightened inspections of the wood arriving from the United States.
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I started to imagine Chelsea Manning at this period of her life when she's very much alone, going through this crisis of identity and reading these logs in that state.
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The company said Wednesday: This specific feature allows people to opt in to giving Facebook access to their call and text messaging logs in Facebook Lite and Messenger on Android devices.
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Because of a recent update to the browser, if a user signs into a Google account — such as to use Gmail or Google Docs — Chrome also logs in the user automatically.
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It will also begin requiring that customers use two-factor authentication, a safeguard against stolen passwords, and notifying users when someone logs in to their accounts from an unfamiliar IP address.
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Many of those lawmakers are veterans of a fight two years ago over the U.S.A. Freedom Act, a law that ended an N.S.A. program that gathered Americans' calling logs in bulk.
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"When we made it possible for people to sync their call/SMS logs in Messenger in May 2015 we did not use it to inform PYMK," said a Facebook spokesperson by email.
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All these facts, along with information on how to discourage these snakes, what to avoid doing (picking up logs in your ravine) and what to do if bitten, should reassure rational buyers.
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Most people don't really need 10 days or more of their video logs; in most cases, the bit of security footage you're most interested in is from the last day or two.
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The phone records are labeled in the report's end notes as coming from AT&T, and markings in the report indicate that Democrats obtained the logs in September, before the public hearings.
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Call and SMS History on Android This specific feature allows people to opt in to giving Facebook access to their call and text messaging logs in Facebook Lite and Messenger on Android devices.
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Worst of all, the malicious URL looks legitimate — because the user still logs in through Microsoft's systems, and the "wreply" parameter in the URL also doesn't look suspect because it's an Office subdomain.
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He lived deep in Chhonn's territory, barely scraping by within sight of the imposing two-story wooden warehouse where Chhonn was said to store shipments of valuable illegal logs in the cutting season.
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After that, she will get an email and/or text message every time she sends money or someone requests it, as well as every time she logs in to use the Current app.
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In addition, there are privacy and security concerns about the ability of hackers, as well as less devious situations, such as a parent who logs in at a library and leaves before logging out.
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Speaking with Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest on Live with Kelly and Ryan on Wednesday, the pop star revealed that she keeps her Instagram account on someone else's phone and only logs in periodically.
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Likewise, knowing that the Airbnb or Pinterest user who usually logs in at home is the same one logging in on her iPad adds a layer of authentication that reduces security risk for fraud.
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Others who choose to split their time between a low-tax state and Silicon Valley end up keeping detailed calendars and flight logs, in case they have to prove their whereabouts during an audit.
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Then when your child logs in to an Android phone, the device immediately requires you, the parent, to log in and install the Family Link app onto the device so it can be monitored.
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Members of its flight and maintenance crews, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid losing their jobs, say they were pressured to keep double logs in order to hide overwork and inattention to safety.
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According to phone logs in the Congolese prosecutor's file reviewed by Reuters and RFI, Tshibuabua exchanged dozens of text messages with a local ANR boss in the days before and after Sharp and Catalan were killed.
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In fact, pollution from wood-burning seems to be falling gently, despite the rush to install stoves—perhaps because new stoves are cleaner than old ones, and much cleaner than simply burning logs in a fireplace.
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But even if users didn't give that permission to Messenger, they may have given it inadvertently for years through Facebook's mobile apps—because of the way Android has handled permissions for accessing call logs in the past.
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And those may be images that represent a more hopeful vision of our future, in comparison to the bleak, dire visions of our future that's told in the logs, in the archaeological data from the old world.
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Speaker Newt Gingrich took control with a determined agenda, only to be stymied by the Senate majority leader, Bob Dole, who stacked conservative House bills like so many fire logs in the back of the Senate chamber.
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This part of the system won't auto-report those at risk to Facebook, but will instead make the options for reporting self-injury and suicide more prominent the next time that at-risk person logs in to Facebook.
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Twitter has said it is difficult to definitively tie accounts to specific countries or governments, though it uses information about how someone logs in and what kinds of content is posted to the account to determine its origin.
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"The Obama administration agreed to release the visitor logs in response to our lawsuits, and despite the Trump administration's worry over 'grave national security risks and concerns,' only positives for the American people came out of them," Bookbinder said.
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As had happened in the George W. Bush years, public interest groups and media organizations requested access to the logs in order to fully disclose the names of persons with whom the White House was consulting on policy development.
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"The Obama administration agreed to release the visitor logs in response to our lawsuits, and despite the Trump administration's worry over 'grave national security risks and concerns,' only positives for the American people came out of them," Bookbinder continued.
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READ MORE: 'Game of Thrones' star says her fame affected her mental health To ignore bullies and body shamers, she says keeps her account on someone else's phone and only logs in when she wants to share something with her fans.
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Even though good security practice requires sites to store passwords only in a "hashed" form (cryptographically transformed so they can be recognized when a user logs in, but not read directly), attackers often obtain a database dump containing the hashed passwords.
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Gizmodo has confirmed the veracity of source material used by Best, based on document metadata and knowledgeable sources linking it to the Southern District of New York; specifically, the series of 2011 chat logs in which Monsegur references the WikiLeaks' request.
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Reynolds contacted Dribbble support several times and was informed that his account had been temporarily suspended after receiving multiple flags from the community, despite him not having posted on the site in five months (he still logs in every day).
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We can't get enough of the new pictures and video coming out of the place, which shows the cuties with their fluffy spots playing with toys and gnawing on logs in their enclosure (the cheetah version of a scratching post).
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But using Slack or similar services for delicate work is not always a great idea; lawyers working for Hulk Hogan managed to get hold of Gawker staffs' Campfire logs, in part, because the messages are not end-to-end encrypted.
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When she wanted to show the audience of "60 Minutes" how easy it is to make breakfast, she chose to fry a single egg in a long-handled spoon over the logs in an open hearth built into her home kitchen.
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Following the segment, the security operations center reviewed data collected in the FCC's system logs, in its intrusion detection system, and from the multiple web and appliance-based firewalls from which logs were aggregated into a security information event manager, or SIEM.
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Jail logs, in which inmates' cell assignments are recorded, confirm that on May 1, 1987 — just 18 days before Dailey's scheduled trial — Dailey was moved from the lower G wing of the jail to the upper G wing, where Skalnik was held.
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At the warehouse where she logs in for work in ill-fitting boots, Tamsin is little more than a cog in an ever-churning machine, a point made clear by the conveyor belt that defines the designer Ana Ines Jabara-Pita's set.
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But the real winners ended up being these two, who somehow managed to saw some logs in the main corridor next to Central Hall despite the bright lights, thousands of attendees walking by, and numerous live stage shows hosted less than 30 feet away.
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That wouldn't be much of a problem on its own, but Nk also found that Microsoft Office, Store and Sway apps could be tricked into sending their authenticated login tokens to his newly controlled domain after a user logs in through Microsoft's Live login system.
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It's a treat to sit at the kitchen counter, where you can watch Ms. Martin and her crew working that roaring oven, tossing logs in to regulate its heat and plating coils of perfectly charred octopus over a peanut and chile de arbol salsa.
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Phone logs in a confidential prosecutor's case file compiled for the trial and seen by Reuters and RFI, who jointly reported this story, show that Tshibuabua had frequent contact with a local ANR boss, Luc Albert Tanga Sakrine, before and after the two experts were killed.
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Ward's book accuses Kushner of meeting with Russian representatives and other foreign officials while conducting family business — and suggests that, out of fear of having his "frenetic networking exposed," Kushner may have played a part in the White House's decision to refrain from disclosing its visitor logs in 2017.
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But for everyone else, here's a quick explainer: Most colleges allow students to print by deploying giant enterprise-scale printers (like you'd find in a law office), and connecting them to some adjacent terminal or computer lab where a student logs in, pays and selects their print job.
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President Bill Clinton was up late like Mr. Obama, but he spent the time in lengthy, freewheeling phone conversations with friends and political allies, forcing aides to scan the White House phone logs in the mornings to keep track of whom the president might have called the night before.
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For Twitter's methodology and internal telemetry is misleading: seeing what phone carrier or email address was used, what language settings an account has, or if a user logs in from a Russian IP address is not enough, as even a moderately cautious adversary can easily camouflage such indicators.
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On Wednesday evening, Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera revealed that the Ground Self Defense Force, as Japan's army is known, had located the logs in March 2017 but failed to report them to his predecessor, Tomomi Inada, who had told parliament a month earlier that the records could not be found.
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Facebook has a lengthy response to many of the disclosures in the documents including to the discussion in this particular email: Call and SMS History on AndroidThis specific feature allows people to opt in to giving Facebook access to their call and text messaging logs in Facebook Lite and Messenger on Android devices.
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What parents need to know Though the risks and concerns with this app are very much the same as those with other live-streaming tools, the other potential pitfall is that if a user logs in with a Facebook account, the Facebook profile name will appear, which is often someone's full name.
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The updated Gravitymaster GPW2000-1A is similarly meant to help out pilots by adding the ability to also track longitudinal location, but the biggest addition is the Bluetooth connectivity, which the watch can use to both update the time to ensure accuracy and sync a "Mission Stamp" of location and time data to preserve flight logs in a companion smartphone app.
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The shadow of a noose thrice hung heavy over Salem: in 1696, when four young women put over 200 civilians in prison, resulting in the deaths of 19; in 1954, as playwright Arthur Miller pored over case logs in the Salem Library; and again in 2016, as Saoirse Ronan, Tavi Gevinson, Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut, and Elizabeth Teeter today reprise the roles of Abigail Williams, Mary Warren, Susanna Walcott, and Betty Parriss in Belgian director Ivo van Howe's stark, modern reprisal of The Crucible, on Broadway through July 17.
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