"People on the left should be aware that their state-level priorities can be overwritten, much as conservatives can have their state-level priorities overwritten," he said.
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It's their voice, it's not overwritten by a cisgender curator.
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I still think it's an aimlessly overwrought, overwritten, unpleasant mess.
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Unless the space is overwritten, deleted files can be easily recovered.
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But deleted files don't disappear until they're overwritten by other files.
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The Air Canada's cockpit voice recorder was overwritten, the NTSB said.
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This earnest but overwritten book tells one of the most memorable.
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Also note, that any previous backups you've done will be overwritten.
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But if they have not been overwritten or deleted, WannaKiwi can work.
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"Whatever digital images that might have existed had been long overwritten," Bissell said.
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Even the bloggiest of bloggers can't use their overwritten, hackneyed cynicism on it.
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Parliament has overwritten that veto, but the debate has descended into partisan squabbling.
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Personal details, like his phone number and address, had been overwritten with gibberish.
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Over time, the device is worn down, even if data gets overwritten continuously.
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This entails a great deal of overwritten diary material punctuated by resentful libertarian screeds.
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This obsession with Egypt's ancient past has overwritten the reality of its people today.
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The codes she knew that carried her home have been overwritten with new numbers.
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Their lives have been overwritten by the image of an Egypt that never truly existed.
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Change the task to be learned, and the old web of connections will gradually be overwritten.
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That's primarily because applications don't have the same control over where data is written and overwritten.
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"I feel that the stories I saw were still overwritten and unnecessarily complicated," Mr. Sulzberger said.
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Punishing, yes, and maniacally overwritten, but a vulnerable and moving performance — with a heart-stopping payoff.
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Should you choose to reorganize your playlists, they'll never be overwritten but saved as a copy.
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I like seeing the squares overwritten with thick scrawls of ink — they're proof of my labor.
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"When people get stuck in cults it's usually because their own warning system is overwritten," said Hassan.
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Not because he's bad — on the contrary, he is magnetic, even when delivering overwrought and overwritten lines.
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All changes to a document in Quick view can be reverted, overwritten, or saved as a separate document.
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Springsteen's book is the best rock memoir published this year, though it is characteristically overwritten in certain places.
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Their goal was to restore a Buddhist culture, one in which a century of colonial subjugation was overwritten.
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I live and breathe that Stephen King-ass, overwritten, purple prose Twin Peak-y B-movie video game.
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Only, by the time Jones arrived in 1972, that story was already being overwritten with an older one.
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The characters' musings about regrets — life is imperfect, you see — seem superfluous, the byproducts of an overwritten screenplay.
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Any images or video recorded will be overwritten within 30 days or become part of a law enforcement investigation.
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They were genetically engineered to live on a hostile planet and to be overwritten with the consciousnesses of others.
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The few women we have met in the series have fallen into severely overwritten and type-cast female roles.
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This book makes especially disquieting reading under a president who acts like an overwritten character from those dystopian novels.
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You can also lock saves so they can't be overwritten by simply pressing Down again while in the Suspend menu.
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" I can understand what about it is overwritten or when it's convoluted, but I also can say, "That's really good.
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The same holds true for queer history, especially since large chunks have been censored or causally overwritten by society at large.
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As data cannot be overwritten, data manipulation is extremely impractical, thus securing data and eliminating centralized points that cybercriminals often target.
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Although the data is deleted from the app, it is not overwritten in the SQLite library and therefore remains on the phone.
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The presenters' material tended to be overwritten and overly long, but crack performers like Bob Newhart and Maya Rudolph made it work.
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Though the piece is overwritten, you wouldn't know it from the dedicated cast, particularly Terrell Wheeler, who is charming as a perplexed husband.
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PUBG stores the last 20 matches you've played, and allows you to "lock" replays that are especially interesting so that they aren't overwritten.
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If that doesn't work, the issue escalates to a NTFS file system recovery process, which depends on the missing file data not being overwritten.
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To be sure, even with a running time of about 75 minutes, "Struck" can feel a tad overwritten, especially in its repetitive opening scene.
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And since it's ROM (read-only memory), it can't be overwritten or patched by Apple through a software update, so it's here to stay.
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Another has overwritten Pollack's imagery with an artistic interpretation of the many conspiracy theories peddled by Q, a mainstay of the far-right on 4chan.
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To solve this, some researchers are adding in memory modules that can set aside learned patterns, so that they don't get overwritten by new information.
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Unfortunately, the urgent messages are quickly overwritten by the system, which boots up a program called "Journey into Night" and displays a cheery away message.
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Those remnants can be overwritten if a computer needs to use that memory for something else and are erased if a computer is turned off.
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The scene is overwritten, but Morisseau isn't afraid of melodrama; she knows that highly theatrical emotions can actually be true, on or off the stage.
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Because of the way recovery programs work, you should shut down any other applications during the restore process (to prevent your precious data being overwritten).
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In my best moments, the ones where the pessimism gets overwritten by hope, I think that games might give us the tools to save ourselves.
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There are no guarantees, but if the physical spot on disk where the file was hasn't been overwritten, then Recuva might be able to restore it.
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Thinking of human biological functions as a code, means that many diseases are just coding errors that can be overwritten with the introduction of new "software".
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Researchers have even discovered a palimpsest of a manuscript of Archimedes' principles that had been erased and overwritten with the text of a Christian prayer book.
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For him, history is a blank slate to be overwritten with self-aggrandizing lies; ideas like justice and equality are elitist dreams to be swatted aside.
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He added that Ryugu appeared to be a type of asteroid that had had its history of the early solar system "overwritten" by a heating experience.
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"Now he has to use executive action and this is a very, very dangerous thing that should be overwritten easily by the Supreme Court," Trump said.
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The company's history has shown it's willing to shift gears rapidly, and that any current statement of intent may be overwritten days later by the next one.
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In most cases, the data is marked as deleted by the app itself — but because it has not been overwritten, it is still recoverable through forensic tools.
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The dialogue, while sometimes frisky and funny (and bizarrely studded with allusions to movies and plays), is also overwritten and often seems to be going in circles.
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On a desktop or laptop computer, when a user deletes a file, the operating system mere flags the space that the data occupies as available to be overwritten.
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Fortunately, many characters long associated with the development of the Death Star didn't need to be overwritten, as the decades of assembly leave room for one and all.
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Instead, Vida's writing is vibrant, political, and razor-sharp, imbued with the unspoken and constantly code-switching among English, Spanish, and Spanglish (sometimes to the point of being overwritten).
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But it might be possible to change the time limit because the toys' firmware is not signed or encrypted so it can be overwritten by anyone, according to Stone.
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Normally, it records new video over the oldest footage on its memory card, but if it detects a crash, it automatically saves that section of video from being overwritten.
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The decades-old brand featuring the deer with the cross was so familiar that "the intensive use had overwritten the religious character of the controversial symbol", the court ruled.
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My fond memories of that era have since been overwritten by the realization that all those princess narratives may not have had the most positive impact on our young brains.
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Often such works are grossly overwritten (Enver Hoxha's memoirs ran to thirty volumes) and/or plainly incomprehensible—but when you rule with an iron fist, who dares to edit you?
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At the meeting in Cairo, the Egyptians showed their Italian counterparts an email from a Russian engineer explaining that the frames in question had been overwritten by later surveillance recordings.
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But though both Momoa and Waterhouse are fun to watch — stripped largely of words, they're mostly acting with their marvelously expressive faces — their conversations feel somehow both under- and overwritten.
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But it's arguable whether they can be said to be "characters" at all in the usual sense, given that they can have their memories overwritten to play entirely different roles.
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By the time Egyptian authorities recovered the video, more than a week after it had been requested by the Italians, most of it had been erased, overwritten by later surveillance recordings.
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In any given year, though, the smooth wave is overwritten by spikes and troughs, bursts of intense precipitation and weeks of odd dryness, variations known as "vagaries" which science still struggles to grasp.
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That's because when you delete something, the file itself isn't actually overwritten — the system just throws away all the info on the file, essentially tossing it in with whatever free space you have.
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Each was a precise spot that American weapons were ready to hit, a number on a targeting template overwritten on homes, ready for retaliation against any place from where an attack might emerge.
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Even when the script (by director Klim Shipenko and co-writers Natalya Merkulova and Aleksey Samolyotov) feels overwritten and overboard, the actors bring a dignity and soulfulness to it that holds the story together.
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If the objective and subjective standards are met, then it's a true threat, and the doctrine says that First Amendment concerns can be overwritten because true threats are serious enough, dangerous enough, to prosecute.
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Or to put it more succinctly: It's PR. There is no accountability if rules are self-styled and therefore cannot be enforced because they can just get overwritten and goalposts moved at corporate will.
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Opening the infected version of either Audacity or Classic Shell appears to do nothing, but on reboot the user is greeted with the following message:As you reboot, you find that something has overwritten your MBR!
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But I laughed at every overwritten faux-beatnik line of dialogue, and at the utter sincerity of Wally's rumination on dharma and Lewis and Clark (the first "caw-cays-ee-uns" to see the American northwest).
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The events themselves are almost immediately overwritten by successive layers of spin and punditry — in real-time on Twitter, immediately post-debate on television and online, the next morning in print and later in the polls.
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A quick format will mark the mapped physical locations as free space that's available for reuse, but the old data will remain in the physical sectors until it will slowly be overwritten by programs in the future.
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In fact, at the beginning of January, during the time several cybercriminals were actively scanning the internet for exposed MongoDB's databases to delete their data and hold it for ransom, CloudPets' data was overwritten twice, according to researchers.
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After he was sacrificed in battle — a status his own service and much of his country honors and reveres — an iconic photographic artifact of his ending was overwritten, repackaged, swept into a story the opposite of his own.
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There is one scene in "Genius" that captures something of the work that went into transforming Wolfe's graphomaniacal effusions into half-readable prose, as Tom and Max amble through the city paring down an overwritten passage sentence by sentence.
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If I'm feeling generous, inasmuch as it twists the game's narrative, unites disparate ideas into a colorful whole and also bores players senseless with overwritten jabber, one might say the prison cell sequence is Metal Gear Solid perfectly encapsulated.
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The woman, Ann, suffers from a condition called false memory syndrome in which people think that they are living the wrong life, that another timeline of existence has been overwritten in order for them to live a new one.
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This week, the department acknowledged that aides had intentionally omitted meetings with industry groups from his public schedule and that, contrary to previous claims, his private schedule is kept on a lone Google document regularly overwritten by his staff.
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The team argues that in most of today's databases, "data is modeled as a single point-in-time," meaning that when a field is updated, the previous state of the database is overwritten and it's hard to reconstruct any previous state.
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Any clips recorded by pressing that button get saved and will not be overwritten by other files, the same goes for clips are being recorded when the camera senses a massive change in G forces that could indicate an accident.
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The movie constantly reminds its audience that America's story is one of history perpetually being forgotten or overwritten, like the genocide of Native Americans, whose iconography gets briefly appropriated and then hastily remodeled for the maze that starts the story.
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BERLIN, July 19 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that if Brexit negotiations found a solution on the Irish border in the declaration on future ties between Britain and the European Union, the so-called backstop would effectively be overwritten.
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And even when the computer gets rebooted "there is a time window of a few seconds before the memory containing the password is overwritten with new content," according to Frisk, who explained how his technique works in a blog post on Thursday.
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This hi-def clarity tapers off at the edges, where, as in the image at the gallery entrance, chunks of background cut in at canted angles; rich streams of information are abruptly overwritten by blackness, seeming to encroach on the skin of the screen.
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Yet for Mr. Cox, the circumstances of his departure from the state Republican Party were a vivid reminder that Mr. Trump's memories about who supported him — and who did not — do not fade, and can only be overwritten by his needs in the moment.
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If you're paranoid, you can follow the above tips and perform them several times until you feel confident the data is scrambled enough and overwritten with new throwaway data that even if someone was able to recover the data, they wouldn't get anything useful.
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ASICs. To oversimpify: (Almost) every cryptocurrency is secured by "miners" who prove they have solved computationally intensive problems, in order to show it would be impossible for anyone to have overwritten the consensus record of transactions unless they control more than half of the network's computing power.
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However, what appears to be a focus on speed has seen it suspend all activities in Thailand — Southeast Asia's second-largest economy — after it was found to have overwritten data developed by OpenStreetMap (OSM) with inaccurate edits that were created by a remote team based in India.
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While all the scenarios are original and vivid, the stories tend toward the brief and cryptic (one is about giant snails found "making love right then and there" in the streets) or the overlong and overwritten (some of the sentences in "Shark" clock in at more than 75 words).
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But while "The Skin Above My Knee" is overwritten in places (it would appear the author never met an adjective she couldn't find a job for), it ultimately succeeds because it leaves readers knowing a thing or two about an esoteric world they probably never thought about before.
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The company then goes into more technical detail about the short buffer on the device, which is continuously overwritten, and says that Alexa is designed to record and process as little audio from customers as possible as processing audio not intended for Alexa would be costly and of no value to Amazon.
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I know that I can keep playing Battlefield 1 to my heart's content over the next several years until the servers go dark and Tsaritsyn is but a cloud of crumbling data values being overwritten by the newest My Little Pony first-person shooter content (this is a grimdark future, some real Verhoeven shit).
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Not everyone thinks it's worth the trouble; the book has been called "an overwrought, overwritten epic of gratingly obvious, self-congratulatory, show-off erudition that, with its overstuffed symbolism and leaden attempts at humor, is bearable only by terminal graduate students who demand we validate the time they've wasted reading it" — and much worse.
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Even in modern, critically acclaimed productions, women often end up playing supporting roles: either as a wife holding the family together while the flawed, nuanced, and overwritten male lead sucks up all the juicy stories, or as a love interest adding sex appeal and sensitivity as we once again witness the eternal struggle of being young, white, and male in this world.
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