But when Hopper plugs in the code, it doesn't work.
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We can get our state plugs in when we can.
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When she plugs in at the end, is she alone?
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I bet there are plugs in the floor, the boy said.
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Even with plugs in, it feels like it's brutalizing my lugs.
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The more grotesque the time the more intensely it plugs in.
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Naturally, it plugs in over USB-C, with USB 3.1 support.
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Doing so automatically plugs in the stolen battery, boosting your ally's health.
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They deposit "mating plugs" in the female's body to block rival sperm.
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They deposit "mating plugs" in the female's body to block rival sperm.
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Silver's primary model, which plugs in demographic data to estimate the state-level
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It plugs in via a USB-to-3.5mm connector, if you were curious.
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The Epicka Universal USB Travel Adapter supports plugs in more than 160 countries.
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Glendening returned to action a few minutes later with plugs in both his nostrils.
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The pair finds an ancient stone wheel, and Mera plugs in a cylindrical key.
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It plugs in via USB-C and promises five hours of continuous music playback.
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Tesla has over 1,600 Supercharger stations and more than 14,400 plugs in North America.
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Such shelves act like plugs in a sink, buttressing the land-based ice behind them.
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It plugs in over USB, and presents the camera to your computer as a standard webcam.
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It even features a light-up eye and plays sounds when he plugs in his phone.
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Though plugs in cars are unlikely to vanish, the power of induction seems here to stay.
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I had forgotten that my computer automatically plugs in my password (I'm not very tech savvy).
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That's where a portable power pack plugs in for HOPR's newly announced pedal-assist electric bicycle.
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Don't credit the election for electrifying this music; generalized urgency plugs in anywhere, at any time.
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Instead of miles, the generous gifter plugs in an amount to the app, available on iOS.
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Todesco plugs in the phone, types a couple of commands into his Mac computer, then presses enter.
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Five minutes late, Darrell Todd Maurina sweeps into a meeting room and plugs in his laptop computer.
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Ford did not specify the number of plugs in the network that will have fast-charging capability.
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He then scanned the cast, created the plugs in a program called ZBrush, and then 3D printed them.
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That includes the software running automobiles, toasters and voting machines (and pretty much everything else that plugs in).
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Metal plugs in the wells, which run as deep as 8,000 feet underground, are an additional stopgap measure.
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You grab your PIN from your app and share it with the driver, who plugs in the numbers.
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I'd stubbornly whack ear plugs in at the start of a shift and leave them in until 3.01AM.
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She plugs in what she needs to, then climbs a little more to readjust the dish by hand.
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The power plugs in the portable press tent are still United Kingdom plugs that require adapters in France.
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He still does: Who plugs in their album in a Saturday Night Live performance like a DatPiff mixtape?
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He yells, grunts and groans and talks about Tom Petty's corpse and black licorice butt plugs in his sleep.
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I'm just surprised that the 3,000th person that plugs in a hair dryer doesn't bring the whole place down.
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Midlife crisisI believe Amazon&aposs $6 billion spend on original content is the most expensive hair plugs in history.
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You can't actually use it to catch Pokémon, but it plugs in to virtually every other facet of the game.
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Tesla has 4,375 public charging stations with about 15,000 plugs in the United States, according to the Department of Energy.
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Metal plugs in the wells, which run as deep as 0003,2000 feet (25443,23 meters) underground, are an additional stopgap measure.
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Even so, a burka-clad woman weighing up butt plugs in a mall sex shop would still be an unusual sight.
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Whether in your kitchen, bathroom, or garage, the Echo Flex just plugs in the wall and stays out of your way.
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There aren't a ton of them yet, but Anker plans to release some lights and wall plugs in the next few weeks.
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When he does so, Christie plugs in for either Craig Carton or Boomer Esiason, and more or less does what he does.
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Eventually, Baby Groot (the movie's other secret ingredient) plugs in the stereo, and with that, signals the start of some musical magic.
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As he plugs in the razor, you have hope in your heart that maybe — just maybe — everything will turn out all right.
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DeX is ... There's DeX Dock, which you pop the new phone into and it's got a bunch of plugs in the back.
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As an added bonus, its bottom section can accommodate Apple's wall plugs in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan, China, and Thailand.
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Amazon had previously encouraged hoverboard buyers in the UK to throw out boards with "non-compliant UK plugs" in exchange for a refund.
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Three Xavante were waiting for me at a little bus station—burly men with long black hair and wooden plugs in their earlobes.
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Those cameras sync up to a locally generated Wi-fi network that connects to an adaptor that plugs in under the steering wheel.
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GrammarlyImage: ScreenshotWhat we like about Grammarly is that it plugs in no matter where you write—on the web, on Windows, or your phone.
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Rather than requiring it to occupy the full back, Essential's system just plugs in a pair of pins near the top of the phone.
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He then declares that "just like that, you have your own 3.5 mm headphone jack," and plugs in a set of headphones for effect.
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Instead of a big traditional mixing board, there's a desk for his laptop, where he plugs in and works off of Apple's DAW, Logic.
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As soon as Youel plugs in his cameras, the app pulls the footage immediately and displays it in the neatly designed media-management page.
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Microwaves, clocks, smart plugs, in-car navigation devices — the technology has now moved well beyond humble smart speakers (though they got an update too).
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That Nissan Leaf driver at the EVGo station who got unplugged later shared the frustration when a Tesla plugs in on a shared network.
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He then detaches the two controllers on the side, plugs in some headphones, and plays the game in an airplane from a relaxed position.
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The FordPass network will include more than 12,000 charging stations with a total of 35,000 plugs in the United States and some parts of Canada.
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As soon as the drive plugs in, it can install malware that can remotely surveil and control the affected device — and spread throughout a network.
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Then InHabit scans the content of every article from its publishing partners, and when it finds a good match, it plugs in a relevant factive.
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How much that translates into in raw numbers, of course, will depend on the final rates that Congress plugs in as it debates the proposal.
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"When aircraft engines are running or in a loud environment, our maintainers are required to wear ear plugs in addition to a headset," said Pettingill.
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Mr. Gebbie emerges from behind the curtain to take his place on Santa's throne, where he plugs in a portable fan (Santas can easily overheat).
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Ms. Parkins plays a relatively small instrument that is made of wood; has a bunch of strings laced across its sharp, triangular body; and plugs in.
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MobiLimb is a robotic finger attachment that plugs in through a smartphone's Micro USB port, moves using five servo motors, and is powered by an Arduino microcontroller.
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The humidifier's stem is adjustable to make it stand comfortably in a variety of containers and it plugs in via USB and starts producing moisture within minutes.
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Separating the TV's brains from the panel basically allows LG to make a dumb, beautiful screen that plugs in — via a proprietary cable — to the soundbar underneath.
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The $250 Wemo Mini Smart Plug sits between an outlet in your home (without blocking others) and almost any device or appliance that plugs in for power.
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Little Five PointsL5P is where Atlanta rapper Young Thug roams in his "Stoner" video to holler at a girl with both hoop earrings and plugs in her ears.
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Rumor has it that Apple may get rid of the USB 3.0 port and the Magsafe port (where the charger plugs in) on the next generation of MacBooks.
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He had hipster long hair, small plugs in his ears, and Crocs covered in stickers, and looked like roughly every third person I know socially in Los Angeles.
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"Luckily, Rosalind is a pretty amazing musician, so when she plugs in the Strat and we lay into some Stooges covers, it becomes a winemaking tool," he said.
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But Ilana is too depressed to help, so Abbi plugs in a 10,000 watt light bulb to blast Ilana with light — blowing out the restaurant's fusebox as she does.
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If a company only plugs in data points about one part of the world, then the resulting program will not be able to function as well in other places.
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I have a favorite brand (Howard Leight Laser Lites) and I buy my 'plugs in bulk, scattering them like candy in bags, drawers, and pockets for easy-access silence.
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It plugs in to charge like an all-electric car, but, when the battery is exhausted, the regular engine kicks in and gives a much-extended range for longer journeys.
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Joseph Alpern says in a new lawsuit he bought the plugs in 2013 because he was about to start working at a Brooklyn club known for its powerful sound system.
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The two-pronged plugs in question were shipped to Continental Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Korea, Argentina, and Brazil, and are liable to break and shock you if you touch them.
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We've got a basic medical kit, and of course a power converter, the kind that plugs in to the car's cigarette lighter, to keep the computer, phone and cameras humming.
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That means a car has to have its own system built into the car, and Android Auto or CarPlay only take over when a driver plugs in their own smartphone.
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The Alexa app allows you to set timers and routines for all of the Smart Plugs in your home, and lets you control your devices remotely and with your voice.
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That'll be a big deal to anyone who's dotted their house in charging mats, and less of a big deal to anyone who still plugs in their phone all the time.
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Working with everyday, commonplace wall plugs in a variety of colors and sizes, Downey created a series of unique, site-specific patterns and designs over the entirety of the gallery space.
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Dwyer plugs in a 22018 price-to-earnings multiple to arrive at an S&P 500 price target of 3,100 for next year, up more than 15 percent from current levels.
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We may not be able to give you expensive candy or eternal love, but we can give you butt plugs in jello molds, dick-shaped balloons, and a ghostly strip tease.
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They're going to watch innovation happen, they're going to learn, sit on the sidelines and to the extent they see something that plugs in nicely to their business model, they'll acquire.
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There were several Communist Party members from Sheffield who construed everything around them, from the lack of plugs in the bath to the undrinkable coffee, as proof that Communism was working perfectly.
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The founder takes a seat across a conference table from Elman and plugs in his laptop loaded with a multi-slide presentation aimed at convincing financiers to invest at least $50 million.
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Mosso doesn't have the facilities here to sedate her, or offer her any painkillers more powerful than the local anaesthetic, so he plugs in the laptop and switches the VR back on.
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Specifically, the way the new Cubyn Fulfillment product works is as follows: An e-merchant signs up to Cubyn and plugs in their various sales channels, such as Amazon, Rakuten, eBay, Shopify etc.
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When your dad plugs in a device or appliance into these Etekcity smart plugs, the power source will become compatible with Alexa so he (and anyone else) can control it with voice commands.
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Pine Island and the neighboring Thwaites Glacier act like plugs in a kitchen sink: they keep the West Antarctic Ice Sheet's ice streams from flowing directly into the ocean and boosting sea levels.
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Available from: Nope Blocker | Mic Lock You might have heard about "juice-jacking," where hackers plant malicious implants in USB outlets, which steal a person's device data when an unsuspecting victim plugs in.
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Think of consumer energy technologies as two basic types: those that run on electricity (anything that plugs in or has a battery) and those that directly combust fuels like oil, gasoline, natural gas, or biomass.
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Then he started doing stuff like putting ear plugs in at night and setting his alarm for like 3:30 AM, then letting it ring until I had to get up and shut it off.
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If a computer is not available, a gizmo can be purchased that plugs in between the telephone wall-socket and the handset or answering machine to do all the call-blocking seamlessly in the background.
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The mobility law will also facilitate the rollout of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, notably by giving the residents of apartment buildings the right to ask for the installation of EV plugs in their parking lots.
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There aren't a lot of actual smart power outlets, for instance, and the $40 Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Power Outlet looks way more convenient than sticking a couple of blocky smart plugs in my dumb ones.
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In China, the homegrown WeChat is the dominant messaging force for monopolizing mobile users' attention, via a platform that plugs in all sorts of additional third party services, from ride-hailing to banking to food ordering.
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On the day of the CSZ quake, the minute the volunteer plugs in, the first report received to the EOC, relayed from a BEECN site, is that the entire neighborhood of St. Johns is on fire.
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But Chromecast does provide a model for how Google might go about delivering gaming experiences to a TV. For one, it's a no-frills package that plugs in through one port and stays out of the way.
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It plugs in via the Switch's USB-C port and doesn't require its own battery, with the team behind Genki claiming it draws only a small amount of power from the console itself when in handheld mode.
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The Zero plugs in like most EVs do to recharge the 440-volt lithium-ion batteries rather than using CNG and a turbine, though it does have solar panels on the roof to power the 12V battery.
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Through the FordPass Charging Network, Ford's electric-vehicle customers will for two years have free access to more charging stations than are included in Tesla's Supercharger network (which has 222,248 stations and 11.53,211.5 plugs in North America).
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Through the FordPass Charging Network, Ford's electric-vehicle customers will for two years have free access to more charging stations than are included in Tesla's Supercharger network (which has 2011.5,636 stations and 14,497 plugs in North America).
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It could also be a complete dumpster fire because the internet, frankly, sucks in large swaths of the U.S. If someone plugs in an Xbox and shoves a disc into the drive, it's guaranteed to be playable.
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You're not supposed to giggle when Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson) asks "What are butt plugs?" in Fifty Shades' 23 debut (even if you do), and 20183's Valentine's tribute, The Vow, certainly doesn't pause for laughter during Paige's (Rachel McAdams) coma.
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The chaos of the previous night has mellowed into a subdued mood and for the majority of the journey everyone plugs in headphones and drifts in and out of sleep, gazing out of the window in silence as the countryside flickers past.
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ChargeHub V6: 2-Port Vehicle Charger + 4-Port Detachable Hub This shareable car charger features a two-USB port SmartSpeed® charger that plugs in via cigarette lighter, plus five feet of cord extension and a hub with four additional USB ports.
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His breakthrough also established him as a maverick in cosmetic medicine and a magnet for media coverage, and it ultimately embedded hair plugs in American culture as a totem of male midlife crises — as well as the butt of late-night television jokes.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The tiny, thin pair of prongs used on plugs in North America and in other parts of the world are nearly impossible to jam into a power outlet if you can't see what you're doing.
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Lofelt claims The Basslet will last about six hours on a single charge and works in concert with an adapter called a "sender" that plugs in between your headphones and any device with a headphone jack, which means you'll need to carry around another dongle.
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We could use technology for very practical things like going into every single one of our schools and make sure that kids have enough books and paper and pencils and that there are plugs in every classroom to plug in the various devices that students need.
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Fiber obviously isn't anywhere close to the size of Google's cable competitors, but it's definitely a nice free boost in functionality that could save you from wasting an HDMI port on a Chromecast; now you'll just need to use one, wherever the Fiber box plugs in.
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I have a couple of smart plugs in my home (both from Kasa) so I very much understand the use for them, but I do have to wonder: how many people will need to remotely control more than one or two things connected to the same power strip?
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You can use butt plugs in a variety of ways either leaving it inserted during sex, moving it in and out of the anus during intercourse, hand-sex, or a blow job or even focusing on moving the butt plug in an out of your partner's anus alone.
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She speaks the stump-speech-y line, "We need to drum up some excitement for the campaign," then plugs in a red Sky Dancer like the ones frequently spotted outside car dealerships, a callback to Ilana's go-to morale booster at her previous job at Deals Deals Deals.
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It takes a few minutes to sink in, but after a few glum jokes about the bird, the team shuffles out of the hangar and into two windowless rooms, plugs in their laptops and readies for a night of number-crunching data from satellites and a second aircraft, instead.
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The light itself plugs in through a standard power outlet, but it also has a built-in battery that can power the lamp for up to three hours, so if you want to unplug it and take it to the living room for a few hours, you can do so.
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But if you were, for example, using AR to help you find the spark plugs in your car, you can't put a little AR sticker on every component, and even if you did, they go in and out of view, the angles of the parts and viewer must be considered, and so on.
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But I'd go over the memory of her in my mind — her maraschino cherry hair, her septum ring, the shiny stud in the side of her nose, the big black plugs in her ears — and worry that someone as edgy as she was would never go for a nerdy, plain woman like me.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)If you want the best of the best in terms of SSDs, look for NVMe in some form, either in a standard expansion card that plugs in like a graphics card, or an M.2 stick—the MacBook Pros have been using NVMe (and M.2) SSDs for several years now, for example.
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