You're poking around my ports like a madman back there.
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I detected no lag while poking around with my finger.
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Then, seeing a name I recognized, I stopped poking around.
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Photos showed him poking around packages of Welch's fruit snacks.
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Poking around, I realized how little I actually knew him.
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If anyone hits them, then you know someone's poking around.
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Sometimes the SEC notices a shareholder suit and starts poking around.
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Devops199 was poking around this code for multi-signature Ethereum wallets.
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Once you start poking around the shelves, you notice the differences.
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And yet, I kept poking around, figuring I was missing something?
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"There are definitely industry veterans who are poking around," Horsley said.
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That means no more poking around in your Dropbox folder or computer.
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We more see mature companies — the Ubers, Facebooks, and Googles — poking around.
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We'll keep poking around and let you know if we solve the mystery.
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But it required some poking around Google Maps and typing in your destination.
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And of Ash's robotic hard-on for poking around inside the disemboweled facehugger.
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You're probably running low on conditioner, so it's worth just poking around, right?
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The incident on August 3, though, was not a case of poking around.
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Otherwise, the majestic walkway and poking around Poughkeepsie are plenty for a day.
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A little poking around invites a lot of seeming evidence to the contrary.
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Chase starts poking around and sifting through a few documents, which immediately raises eyebrows.
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On Friday, the wood-chucker wandered onto the herd's land and started poking around.
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It's pretty awesome, and I had way too much fun poking around the site.
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Sometimes he was poking around on his map; sometimes he was on his phone.
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After a day of poking around olive groves, the group retreated to their hotel.
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Roland, that undercover FBI agent from earlier in the season, has started poking around.
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If you've got a technical background, you might consider poking around the 3DS itself.
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Poking around the internet, I quickly spotted the Asheville Yoga Festival in North Carolina.
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A little over two years ago, Lamott was poking around Our Time, the Match.
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"They are poking around for soft spots," LaRose told The Columbus Dispatch on Tuesday.
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If you go poking around, you can easily find something that you wish you hadn't.
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The video is a loop showing two deer casually poking around in an idyllic forest.
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He discovered Pluto in 43, and he spent years poking around the outer solar system.
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Facebook has been poking around how it could integrate Messenger and Groups for a while.
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So I started poking around under the hood, and I found all these security problems.
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After learning about consolidating points, I got curious and started poking around the Chase site.
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But in this case, it's also possible that the SEC was poking around anyway, says Sroufe.
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No problem, just download the bulk data for the corresponding time period, and start poking around.
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Yet Russia wasn't poking around for kicks; spies were likely gathering information and searching out vulnerabilities.
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Still shocked by the news that his grandmother had been imprisoned, Hiram started poking around online.
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The FBI is poking around, too, and they're sure as not telling some LAPD detectives why.
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And then there's the FBI, which is also poking around to see if this is legal.
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But tiny fingers would probably be far more adept at poking around than clumsy adult digits.
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Poking around in the kitchen, he finds the gun and passport that Hannah stole from Aleksander.
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I opened up the Le Roux archive I'd built for the book and started poking around.
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Teen-agers are kind of poking around and trying different ways of being, ways of acting.
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But I was the kid who was always poking around in the woods and building tree forts.
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So Feldman started poking around on Fiverr, trying to figure out how people were making serious money.
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So the company went poking around in nearby districts to see if there was a quieter docket.
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The teens are just powerless, frustrated kids, poking around a convenience store, acting bigger than they feel.
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AFTER half an hour poking around Martin Shem's farm, Paul Kavishe is impressed, even a little jealous.
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He was originally in Oakland, but kept poking around on Craigslist looking for something across the bay.
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Wielgus grew up hunting rabbits and poking around the woods that fringed the suburbs of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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"EBay does scan for key terms and they don't exactly like us poking around," one message read.
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"Ebay does scan for key terms and they don't exactly like us poking around," one message read.
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Tyler heard that I was poking around through the grapevine and looked up my profile on LinkedIn.
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Chrono Trigger is one of the few SNES RPGs I've played where poking around mundane rooms pays off.
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As someone who's finished the game, I spent some time poking around the map without fear of spoilers.
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It was, though, noticed by astronomers only in 2007, when they were poking around in Parkes's archived data.
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It's tough to track download links for a lot of his weirder stuff, but it's worth poking around.
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This time around, it's opinion pollsters who will find themselves poking around at the corpse of their reputation.
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She's a big fan of Rob Kardashian Don't go poking around for any Tokyo Toni/Rob Kardashian feuds!
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The Madagascar wilderness is vast, and the truck puts a new spin on poking around for hidden collectibles.
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I started poking around in the archives and reading back issues of Cosmo from the '60s and '70s.
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Even at the later stages, they're relatively simple to work out after a few minutes of poking around.
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After you enter and begin poking around a new area, you'll be given a short list of objectives.
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In 483 Wheeler started poking around the forums' accounts to see if any of them belonged to Epic employees.
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And so Stuart and I started poking around to see what people were doing and how we could help.
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This is how many of them discover their sexuality — secretly poking around the internet as teenagers in mom's basement.
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A maintenance worker poking around above the ceiling panels of San Francisco's brand-new bus terminal found the crack.
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Sure, synthetic humans may not be involved, and Ed Harris probably wouldn't be poking around looking for a maze.
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There is real need for improvement, which you know if you've spent much time poking around these cluttered sites.
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Here's what we found, in addition to his envy-inspiring view of Brooklyn, while poking around in his kitchen.
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We broke the story ... the actress called cops Tuesday afternoon when she noticed him poking around outside her property.
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But I'm someone who spends a reasonable amount of time poking around the woods, and it's my favorite watch.
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It turns out she's been quietly poking around on Snapchat for quite some time without ever tipping off fans.
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If you're still poking around Pokémon GO, there's a good chance you've caught most of what's available by now.
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I started by poking around Wild Sheep Studio's website, which was unhelpful, except for a set of job postings.
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That's totally fine for a Google search, poking around on Amazon, or streaming a YouTube video at decent quality.
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Finding the mushroom is easy, but if you spend a time poking around, you'll come across a poison mushroom.
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He developed an interest in Vietnam's territorial claims as a student poking around archives of old maps and documents.
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For more affordable options, we recommend poking around your favorite home furnishing website for a decent look-a-like.
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I stumbled upon the San Diego native while poking around the intersection at which the guillotine had been spotted.
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JFK also knew he didn't really want them to go poking around that hard about what he was hiding.
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The Android O developer preview just dropped, and we've been poking around to see what's new with the latest version.
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The walk takes me an hour and a half because I'm poking around and checking out houses in the area.
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Len Blackwell, an attorney in Gulfport, Mississippi, said he had heard rumors of the Trumps "poking around" on the coast.
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Jessica shakes Malcolm and orders him never to go poking around the space again or bring up the box woman.
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The Quantum Realm is a mystical and mysterious place, and Janet advises against spending too much time poking around in it.
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Archie begins poking around Mr. Svenson's old house, where he is suddenly jumped by three men wearing all black and hoods!
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In my brief time poking around with the KEYone, everything felt smooth, even when I had two apps open at once.
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While poking around LinkedIn to try and figure out the identity of this blogger, I came across an interesting data point.
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So, naturally, he swapped his holographic Han Solo trading card with a friend for a 56k modem and started poking around.
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Jane Davis is also poking around, spooking Durant from testifying for Romero's judiciary committee and then calling secret meetings with Claire.
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But it's easy to miss out on all of this unless you dive into the pause menu and start poking around.
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Poking around the computer terminals in city hall, I learned that the computer mayor had deposed the human mayor through trickery.
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"There is a restlessness about them that is itself Crow-like, endlessly poking around for what's interesting and beautiful," he said.
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But spend a few hours poking around Amazon and it will become clear that this is no longer a workable assumption.
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I'll confess to feeling a little disappointed when the story was over, after a little under four hours of poking around.
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Is there one place to look to see everything that's running instead of poking around in a bunch of different windows?
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In between casual conversation, poking around in the patient and stitching up, they sing snatches of "Somebody Told Me" off-key.
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With sharp eyes, he pointed out a cute little coati-mundi poking around in the dirt, then a crested caracara bird.
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We have fled the Banzai Pipeline and the crowds of Waikiki to spend four aimless days poking around Hawaii Island, a.k.a.
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You can pass these off as tools for trimming camera film to a credulous 15-year-old poking around in your room.
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A bit of a surprise just dropped for everyone poking around Pokémon GO this holiday season: a new legendary Pokémon, Ho-Oh.
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In a moment when the "doctor" isn't being vigilant, Will slips into his mind and does more than a little poking around.
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Nothing bad ever really happens, and exploring and poking around just so gives you these glimpses into 3D dioramas of outdoor scenes.
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"Sometimes it's weird when my dad's asking questions and poking around," she says, her obvious affection shining through the veneer of annoyance.
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Simply put, Michelle wanted to confirm that the connective fibers had sufficiently attached themselves before people start poking around the recipient site.
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The response from Apple came in earlier today but I still had some questions about this so I did some poking around.
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These are smart, savvy professionals—and when some of them include information security pros, they're bound to go poking around for vulnerabilities.
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The next step is experimentation with the technique and this is when we'll start really poking around the realm of new physics.
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We've all been there: You're poking around on Facebook when you see your ex tagged in someone you sort of know's post.
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He said that the makers of "Game Change," Jay Roach and Danny Strong, had been at the Republican National Convention "poking around."
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Back in Michigan, Mr. Boutros was poking around Facebook, desperate for a post-Irma update on how his new house had fared.
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"I started poking around to see what I might be worth and what sort of possibilities are there," Chaffetz said in April.
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Too often, Valfaris nudges the player forward, locking them out of what came before, preventing you from poking around for hidden walls.
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While Humar found nothing unusual poking around the town, she noticed that there were no halal restaurants for her to eat in.
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If you're poking around on government websites, you may notice something missing: phrases like "climate change," or links to information about it.
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We don't have any institutions [funding us] yet, but we saw a lot of them poking around as we were closing the fund.
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In doing so, Google is giving enterprise customers a way to make sure that its employees aren't poking around when they shouldn't be.
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"I started poking around to see what I might be worth and what sort of possibilities are there," he said in an interview.
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Even on a structural level, when you go poking around in its depths, you keep finding new gems to pull out and examine.
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Instead of blindly opening Snapchat and just poking around a few Stories, you can now search through more than a million of them.
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But that didn't stop him from poking around in the class-dump headers with the rest of us and writing his first app.
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But one woman's thoughtful and probing question about the actor's career trajectory was overshadowed by an awfully familiar face poking around behind her.
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Krotona Institute of Theosophy has an occult library worth poking around, especially for the chance to read and get contemplative in its garden.
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FBI director James Comey said at a House Judiciary Committee hearing today that "bad actors have been poking around" voter registration systems lately.
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We worship an awesome God in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around our libraries in the red states.
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That means it can recognize whether that motion on your front porch is a human poking around or just some leaves blowing by.
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Instead, he pulls you along as Shigemori begins his inquiry, visiting the murder scene, rooting out witnesses and poking around in the past.
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I try to keep an eye on all the major platforms out there, which means regularly poking around on about a dozen apps.
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In poking around at it I found myself watching several of the brands' "hot" shows that I never actually got around to seeing.
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We worship an awesome God in the Blue States and we don't like federal agents poking around our libraries in the Red States.
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Laws like the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act make poking around inside many government systems, even for innocent research purposes, a criminal offense.
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That hunch was confirmed by whalers in New England in the 1700s poking around with spades in the rectums of dead sperm whales.
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So, we began poking around, and [Yarnell] was given the task of finding what schools are the very best [cheerleading] schools out there.
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All these documents are available on one, state-run website, which means you don't have to spend time poking around each hospital's website.
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And at 8D, "Poking around spoon and fork," I figured that SNOOPY, prying or "poking around," would do — but I had to mentally recognize a fork as a Y. 57A was of this ilk as well — "Are you dense?" anagrammed to END USER, which worked once you substituted the letters "r" and "u" for the first two words of the clue.
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A company waves the 3-4 million dollars (a rumored figure, based on some poking around) at Games Workshop's licensing department and it's approved.
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" While I'm poking around the kitchen, Gonçalves tells me that the rice cookers in question have been affectionately dubbed "the Fiat" and "the Ferrari.
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It may take some time to get comfortable in the GarageBand interface, but just poking around different parts of the program can be educational.
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He spotted the canine poking around a few times as his team was fighting off a straight week of siege attacks by the Taliban.
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As far as I can tell after a bit of poking around, Amazon doesn't heavily favor its own private labels in Prime Wardrobe's collections.
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Feeling UnluckyScreenshot: GizmodoIf you want to spend your lunch hour poking around the more obscure corners of the internet, then Feeling Unlucky can help.
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If you're interested in understanding how companies plan to comply with data privacy rights, you can glean a lot from poking around these policies.
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Things start getting twisted when Beth starts poking around a Neolution club and ends up in front of Dr. Leekie at a book signing.
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The allure of your partner's unlocked phone or laptop can be intoxicating, even if you don't have a particular reason to go poking around.
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Dell G3 203 Gaming Laptop starting at $698 ($142 off): It's worth poking around Dell's semi-annual sale, which is running through March 18.
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Four states (North Dakota, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Rhode Island) that don't have any explicit policy, so those may take a little more poking around.
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Putting Trump under investigation, even if under false pretenses, would accomplish the goal of keeping him from poking around into their business and practices.
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My colleague Cohen claimed to detect another double standard; he could recall no reporters poking around impoverished corners of London during its Summer Olympics.
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"All American" isn't really about football either; in the three episodes made available for review, it's poking around ideas about race and occasionally class.
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Ms. Macgillivray, who has published eight novels, said she had been poking around Amazon's bookstore and was more perplexed than ever by the pricing.
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I started poking around into his early business dealings again but couldn't put together a comprehensive story, at least not one anyone would corroborate.
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As a student poking around dusty archives, Dr. Son said, he would photocopy maps that highlighted Vietnamese territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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They found signs as early as spring 2016 that Russian hackers were poking around the Facebook accounts of people linked to American presidential campaigns.
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The pair poking around one recent morning was the band Eggs Over Easy, or two-thirds of it—Jack O'Hara and Austin de Lone.
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For any site that you use, it's worth sitting down and poking around in its help center so that you can control your privacy.
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But most recently, he's been poking around the famed hot springs of Yellowstone National Park, and even received funding from NASA to do so.
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Some more poking around leads me to a winding stairway that ends in golden double doors with a scantily clad woman embossed on each one.
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The primate, who has been identified as a howler monkey, according to Columbus's WSYX, was noticed poking around the side of a road Monday night.
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While poking around the Hermès website, we found out that the brand does make baby blankets that come in pastel shades and cost around $990.
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"You have a stranger going into your mouth, poking around with all kinds of instruments, [while you're] in a reclined and vulnerable position," he says.
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Some tinkerers over at GTAForums (as spotted by RockstarIntel) have been poking around that very app, and have unearthed a few interesting parameters left behind.
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In a few key shots, Wesley is seen poking around the house and cuddling with Jenner, indicating that she has retained custody of the pup.
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It's also well situated for other seasonal delights, such as hiking at the picturesque Kaaterskill Falls, or poking around charming towns like Tannersville and Woodstock.
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While there are some states waging legal challenges against Facebook, as well as other federal agencies poking around, the F.T.C. is the big dog here.
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Just in case anyone poking around was confused as to who the message was for, the neighbor included an arrow pointing directly at a home. Nice.
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Given that this is the one clear place the Switch redirects to an external webpage, these hackers recognized it as an area rife for poking around.
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Admittedly, I only spent about five minutes poking around, but I went straight for the stuff I didn't expect to work at all — and it worked.
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We talked with Green -- one of the premier sprinters in U.S. history -- who said it's dangerous to go poking around in the past looking for mistakes.
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A year later, Takakura has left the force and is teaching at a college, but he can't resist poking around in an old missing-persons case.
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I was tempted to forget the whole idea when another journalist called and told me that he had heard I was poking around the Levinson case.
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A woman pulled over, asked about houses for sale in the neighborhood and ended up spending 0003 minutes poking around Ms. Zweig's living room and kitchen.
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Potential was composed from samples Hinton found poking around YouTube; the process of making the record he then revealed in a behind-the-scenes documentary, Superimpose.
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Poking around got me to the Senate's original text contained this language calling for a GAO study of transit construction costs: Increasing Costs of Transit Projects.
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Poking around can land you on the website of a popular Mario Paint remixer full of various downloads, but the site hasn't been updated in years.
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You know, I was poking around the news on Sunday, thinking about what I wanted to talk to you all about today and I was frankly undecided.
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Founder Dan Fennessy notes the app has outgrown being only for travelers, but poking around in the app, that seems to still be a top use-case.
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This original ThinkGeek creation is available now for just $15, and promises to protect your hands from burns while poking around the hottest depths of your oven.
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After Lenovo sent a second unit with the same issue I started poking around the firmware and software for the trackpad, hoping it was a software issue.
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Not a dream or a short, transparent reality like the outer bend of my eyes or a limping thought poking around the calendar for an approximate location.
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This causes us to stray from the best-scoring path of fewest consultations even further, chasing after gem collectors and poking around in all the wrong avenues.
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The last thing you want is someone poking around your account, checking your viewing habits, and drafting off your hard-earned $10.99-a-month for free access.
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I've experienced this first-hand when poking around in the internals of SEC filings when looking to pull out relevant data for stories about company earnings reports.
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I'm aware enough of how the iOS ecosystem works that I knew I wouldn't be able to accomplish my goal by just poking around on the iPhone.
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In spite of her proper upbringing, Harrison has no qualms about poking around in the back alleys of the mind, places that polite society prefers to avoid.
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It sure looks like Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman spent some time poking around Jeff Bezos' private business after the Amazon CEO's phone was reportedly hacked.
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It's three hours until we take off; I'll spend the flight working on the new draft for my TED Talk and poking around at my episode notes.
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A quick Google search--along with some poking around online retailers including Amazon and eBay--turned up aftermarket products specifically meant to render different emissions-control equipment inoperable.
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In April 2015, she was poking around an online history forum when she stumbled on colorized photographs of World War I. Inspired, she began experimenting with her own.
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"We worship an awesome God in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around our libraries in the red states," he said to rapturous applause.
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And when you subscribe to multiple services, knowing where a show or movie is now streaming is often a matter of opening several apps and then poking around.
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Then, this year, McCallion learned they were poking around Ukrainian politics, where they were spreading conspiracy theories that Ukraine, not Russia, had interfered in America's election in 2016.
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Poking around long enough always lends itself to the next step, and everything connects to everything else in a way that makes sense in GNOG's toy-like universe.
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It was a mystery, but one that inspired Christensen and his small paper, the Broward Bulldog (slogan: "News you can sink your teeth into") to start poking around.
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So we did some poking around to find out when it might be better to cook with one instead of another, especially for special cooking days like Thanksgiving.
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Acting on his strong professional suspicion, Edison hesitates to rule the sudden death of Walter Rennert an accident without poking around in the man's life (and medicine chest).
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If you want to send messages without worrying that other people might be poking around in the texts you're sending, you should be using an encrypted messaging service.
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Baby Charlotte's paternity wasn't the only one in question during Thursday night's episode, though, as Barbara Morgan's son PJ (Chandler Riggs) is seen poking around the Dixons' house.
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I helped people, and then when people were doing the basic assignments, I'd be poking around doing stuff I probably shouldn't have been doing and got into Rainbow books.
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One of the clunkiest things about that pilot was the final sequence, in which Stan infiltrated the Jennings family's garage and started poking around because he just knew somehow.
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For those poking around the private jet market but not seeing anything that truly embodies conspicuous luxury, aircraft manufacturer Embraer has the answer: a plane with a wraparound sunroof.
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The museum did not name the culprit, but we did a little poking around, and the statue seems like a pretty popular selfie magnet this week … Não fui eu!!!
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I ran a few benchmark tests and have been poking around for the last twenty minutes or so — nothing too crazy — and here's the long and short of it.
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While SiriusXM has technically been compatible with these speakers for awhile, getting it to play meant poking around the mobile app and sending your desired station over via Chromecast.
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After tasting a few herbs and poking around a little, Hardy grabs a few handfuls of hot peppers and a couple of eggplants, then checks out our humongous cucumbers.
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Dying is part of the fun, though; poking around the puzzle rooms and figuring out what you can pull off what makes I Expect You to Die so charming.
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In his world, an out-of-town reporter "poking around" a closed case "kind of stunk," he said, and he alerted prosecutors so they wouldn't be caught off guard.
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Even Trump has begun distancing himself from his own attorney, telling former Fox personality Bill O'Reilly that he didn't know why his favorite "warrior" had started poking around Ukraine.
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You never know what might be lurking when you start poking around dark corners in Washington, D.C. But don't be too surprised if you happen to find Alex Wagner.
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I downloaded the Voloco app, and after poking around and watching some tutorials, I was shocked at both how easy it was to use and how robust the app is.
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The internet has had a field day poking around the pop stars' videos and stage visuals looking for occult symbolism and the famous "eye-in-the-triangle," spawning memes aplenty.
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The VAVA's compact design keeps the device discreet in case anyone decides to come poking around and makes it a well-hidden witness to everything going on around your wheels.
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The story shifted as I started poking around: CBD startups are using fascinating strategies to advertise on Facebook, carefully probing the boundaries of what the social media giant will allow.
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This guy's auto-renewing curiosity generates a perpetual enthusiasm for seeing what people are up to out there, and for going on topical reading jags inspired by such poking around.
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It does take some expertise, but if enough experts are looking at that and poking around at that, they can see that 1Password does behave as we say it behaves.
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I became very curious about what might be in the archives, what they had to hide, what they didn't want people poking around in, in the history of the indicator.
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Meanwhile, the SEC is reportedly poking around on Musk's tweet, asking whether he might not have been all that truthful when he declared such a deal was set to go.
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Instead of poking around the app for the nearest concession stand or bathroom, attendees can ask Watson questions like, "Where can I buy a hotdog?" and generally receive a helpful reply.
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I did some poking around and Apple confirmed that the behavior that lets this box work will be patched out of the final version of iOS 11 that's due this fall.
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As you've probably seen while poking around on Amazon, Alexa is compatible with a ton of things you probably wouldn't even think, like robot vacuums, essential oil diffusers, and pet feeders.
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Ross, as a little poking around on the site reveals, often used around 10 colors to complete his paintings, but he has also impressively made expressive works with just three colors.
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It's incredibly fun to immediately hear the effects of blindly poking around a circuit board, but it can't be ignored that I'm playing around with something that simply doesn't exist anymore.
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It is possible, with expensive equipment and a good deal of skill, to recover cryptographic keys from hardware by poking around physically in the transistors and wiring of the chip itself.
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Given that our current president has an illustrious pop culture history, the present has become a bit of a treasure hunt, poking around for remnants of Donald Trump's career in entertainment.
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The misfire resulted in Molinari and course marshals looking like a herd of mountain goats, precariously poking around the cliffside in search of a ball which was eventually found but unplayable.
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A little poking around online revealed that I should have read the nasal spray packaging I chucked into a garbage can while running back to my place to resume having sex.
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It was a much more natural interaction, as opposed to doing things like like digging through menus, tapping the screen with an inaccurate stylus or poking around on a physical keyboard.
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While poking around the Tahoe wreck, the OpenROV team found a plaque that had been left behind by the previous team of divers, who reached the site over a decade ago.
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"If we look at it and allow discovery — the poking-around of a typical trial lawyer's look-see — then the rest of the world will likely respond," Issa said on Tuesday.
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But I've got news for them, too: We worship an awesome God in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states.
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It's something that's come up a couple of times from analysts poking around at the subject on quarterly calls to discuss the earnings results, and it is still continuing to creep up.
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I decided to start looking for data hidden on my cell phone to throw at Pete's new visualisation tool, which meant poking around inside the backups of my iPhone on the Mac.
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Last month, department spokesman Peter Carr issued a statement to The New York Times confirming DOJ had been poking around on a separate case involving at least one of Giuliani's other clients.
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Trump has attempted to fire Mueller before; if he perceives Mueller as poking around in an area that he considers off limits, it might put the special counsel in jeopardy once again.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Several years ago, while poking around a flea market in St. Petersburg, musician Stephen Coates came across a record unlike any other he had ever seen.
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A new study offers some advice for doctors poking around the heart to reopen a clogged artery that has caused one type of heart attack: Come back again to finish the job.
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A better bet for getting to the bottom of this might be via an inspector general poking around internally or a regular person suing Icahn over the ethanol rule changes and compelling discovery.
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Last month, I was back in Singapore for a family visit, and was poking around Resident Advisor's event listings looking for something to do when I came across a mysterious party called Horizon210000.
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Evidently special prosecutor Robert Mueller has been poking around into the relationship between Roger Stone and WikiLeaks, which of course released thousands of Russian-hacked Democratic Party emails that advantaged Trump in 2016.
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I recently started poking around in Silicon Valley and talking to researchers who study aging and mortality, and discovered that four years after its launch, we still don't know what Calico is doing.
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The screens on both devices pop (although the IPS display on the Idol 2310 is outdone by the vivid AMOLED on the 24S), and performance seemed solid after our few minutes poking around.
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We knew that bad actors were "poking around" voter registration and election boards, and Russia was always suspected — or at the very least, "patriotic" (as Putin put it) hackers acting in Russian interests.
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Mr. Ocean told her how he'd been poking around the visual arts degree offerings at the New School, thinking about what it would take to begin to learn and refine a new craft.
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Rather than play them out on the table, where they might be vulnerable, he ditches them all—again, facedown—into Archives, his discard pile, hoping Schupp won't go poking around in his trash.
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But when you've already got someone interested in making a purchase and poking around the item in, say, Safari, getting them to stop and download an app is kind of a big ask.
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I did a little poking around the internet for some counterfeit Dunkin' Loungin' Holiday Joggers but it looks like I'm out of luck until some kind-hearted hypebeast lists a pair on Grailed.
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SaleMove brings in-person customer experience online by offering website surfers an option to talk to live representatives via video, which aims to give potential leads more meaningful information than just poking around randomly.
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Journalist Sean Gallagher did some poking around and concluded that the drone video was shot in February, and that a Pentagon supplier uploaded it to the website as a part of a product demonstration.
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And it's entirely possible that with the ease of searching the internet and Twitter, and the renewed interest in the film after its Golden Globes win, some random film fan just started poking around.
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By poking around inside and outside the diner, you'll find various objects and a few puzzles to solve, which mostly amount to some trial and error to figure out where to use specific items.
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Aurora Jackson never had the chance to taste those thrills before the dangers caught up with her, leaving her bones behind to be found by a rebellious little girl poking around in the woods.
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They had been super nervous on the first trip because Vladivostok used to be a closed city and then it was open and then there's these Americans poking around with all this weird equipment.
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His grandfather wouldn't listen to him, so he ended up leaving the company and was quiet for about a year, until I started poking around after I made contact with the ex-laboratory director.
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After days of poking around and sleuthing to figure out everything I had gone through, days later I saw footage of me coming home, getting out of a car, and getting into my apartment okay.
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Do a little poking around and you'll hear stories of indentured workers and massive exploitation of castañeros, something Deeth found when Lush began its entry into sourcing Brazil-nut oil from this part of Peru.
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The Github page linked above is a good starting point, but it might be worth spending some time poking around on Google before giving Haven a shot if any of this sounds foreign to you.
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You only have to spend a bit of time poking around on Google Maps to discover that many other gems Margolies observed are now gone, or have been repurposed into spaces for the 21st century.
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Today, if you spend time poking around Umbria's pig farms, prosciutto makers and pork festivals, you will be regaled by theories about how the region came to be the epicenter of pork butchery in Italy.
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From guns and internment camps to gerrymandering and the birth of super PACs in U.S. politics, each episode sounds akin to what a watchmaker opening up and poking around an old broken watch looks like.
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While her husband seemingly welcomes the intrusion of these peculiar strangers, Lawrence's character is increasingly unsettled by it, which, along with her poking around in the basement, is a mere harbinger of what's to come.
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Since most mothers love to lurk on their kids, we rang up a few of our moms to ask them what they've learned about their children just from poking around on the World Wide Web.
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Right now, Psycrow is poking around at what Nintendo will and won't allow to be uploaded, likely to result in another round of cat-and-mouse that could land him (and his account) in trouble.
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It slides from art to life — thoughtfully poking around in that blurred space between them — and jumps around in time, all while flipping from Kaufman to Mr. Carrey and then to Mr. Carrey as Mr. Kaufman.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In summer 2010, while poking around at a stall in Mexico City's sprawling thrift market, Las Lagunillas, artist Stefan Ruiz discovered a batch of photographs from the city's police archives.
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As I started poking around on cellphone radiation, many researchers expressed the same concern: We can't fully understand its potential impact on human health because the way we live with these radiation-emitting devices keeps changing.
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"He had erectile dysfunction, and was having difficulty maintaining an erection so he did some poking around online, and read about putting a ring on his penis to help," Dr. Robert J. Hartman Jr. told Men's Health.
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He has, for example, warned special counsel Robert Mueller not to go poking around in his family's finances — arguing that should be off limits for an inquiry that's supposed to be about Russia and the 2016 election.
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Later, after poking around the internet and speaking with folks a lot younger than me, I discovered that Stein is remembered for a great many things — poet, collector, mentor, modernist pioneer, Parisian — before her love of women.
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Just kind of poking around that, even superficially, opened up this very dynamic and robust culture of fake death, from consultants who help people to do it, to people who have done it themselves, to conspiracy theorists.
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Peters said "we're definitely poking around" Mexico at the margins, to decide how best to benefit from cheaper valuations resulting from the peso's decline, the increased return demanded for investing in government debt, and higher real yields.
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The art filters and Color Profile Control are silly and fun to mess around with, but like all the other Olympus cameras I've tested, the modes were lost on me after the initial unboxing and poking around.
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After poking around in my mouth and taking impressions of my teeth, the orthodontist declared that I did not need braces — my bite was mostly fine, so braces weren't necessary and would be primarily for cosmetic reasons.
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After poking around online, I discovered that Trump had picked up on Kim's comment that he "would watch a little more the foolish and stupid conduct of the Yankees" before deciding whether to fire missiles at Guam.
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The brand took a big hit, federal regulators and prosecutors started poking around, layoffs ensued, investors bailed, and then things truly hit bottom in June, when Holmes (among others) was charged with fraud (she pleaded not guilty).
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I start poking around and I heard about this outbreak of the Ebola virus in a group of monkeys near Washington DC, and that the Army had sent space-suited teams of soldiers in to deal with them.
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This is a long way of saying that I've been poking around the new Rise of Iron, what might be the last major add-on for Destiny before Bungie rolls out the equivalent of a sequel next year.
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You've seen the scene a thousand times: a cop, probably in a trench coat, shows up at the site of a brutal murder or some other crime and starts poking around, trying to figure out what went wrong.
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There's nothing like a sale to get us poking around some of our favorite sites known for their outstanding babies' and kids' gear, and to that end, Pottery Barn Kids has made this Thursday that much more exciting.
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The new features, first described on a forum for Android developers, were apparently found when developers from Snapprefs, a project that develops Snapchat features for third-party software, were poking around in the code of Snapchat's Android app.
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Sources say the law enforcement officials poking around the conference weren't just there to share their understanding of threats to publishers and advertisers, but also to learn about how experts in the space create and market their services.
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While poking around, players found a sigil on a journal: Image courtesy of Firewatch player Harper The journal contained a bunch of text that didn't seem relevant to Firewatch, but curiously, a bunch of the letters were italicized.
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" Poking around in the past, he said in a call from Berlin, "if you move here from other parts of Germany you can't help but notice how drastically visible World War II is even so many decades later.
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This was particularly on my mind when poking around Rotten Apples, a website that declares its aim to "make ethical media consumption easier," as if it were the Hollywood abuse equivalent of one of those sustainable seafood shopping guides.
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Poking around the dimensions of that absence -- and assessing a legacy so large it encompasses just about every comedic talent born after the middle of the 20th century -- should keep us busy for another 91 years, give or take.
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When Abbe arrived there, several decades later, he started poking around the depots and was astonished to find that many statues had flecks of color: red pigment on lips, black pigment on coils of hair, mirrorlike gilding on limbs.
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Black & Decker Lithium Ion Hedge TrimmerSure, Black & Decker also offers a corded model, but do you really want to be poking around for an open outlet when the Russian crime family you've been evading for decades finally tracks you down?
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At one point, these vanish into the carpet of leaf litter, gone shaggier since the storm, and Ransom spends a few minutes poking around for them beneath the slashed fronds before remembering that he has a nearly identical backup pair.
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But reality is a lot less exciting: Google M&A dude Don Harrison was poking around, as his job demands, including taking meetings and trying to grok if there is any part of Yahoo that Google might like to have.
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"I get so many people coming in and asking these things," said Ms. Constantinou, indicating that I wasn't the only person who had come poking around with a wistful look in my eyes, searching for my childhood in her shop.
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I had actually begun poking around with practice grids myself, thinking how gratifying it would be to make a puzzle for The Times, and was envious of the other folk who had gotten to work on one for the anniversary project.
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My brother and I grew up in Nashville, and when we were back home we would take trips up into Kentucky, where our dad's family has lived since before statehood, poking around the distilleries and whiskey bars of Bardstown and Lexington.
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The presence of a coral reef just offshore seemed an impossibly over-the-top perk, but it had enough fish — lots of blue tang for "Finding Dory" fans — poking around to lure us, some of them zooming off to the shoreline.
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So while I can't recommend that you download the beta on an important device at this early stage, if you've got an older Pixel phone lying around — or if you live the two-phone lifestyle — it can make for some fun poking around.
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With the recent hacking attempts against the U.S., Russian hackers might be poking around for ways to access a backdoor in the operating system of certain power plants so they can barge in and take control when they feel the time is right.
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There's a lot I really like about it, foremost the fact that it really is a pick-your-own-adventure affair, with galaxy and planet scans opening up new areas to investigate, and poking around in those spots then sending you off elsewhere.
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After trolley service was discontinued — and the tracks over the bridge were replaced with car lanes — the underground level of the terminal was largely forgotten by the public until James Ramsey, an architectural designer, heard about the space and began poking around.
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Steen, a wildlife ecology professor at Auburn University, was one of about 0003,060 people who have been poking around in the Everglades for the past month in hopes of catching Burmese pythons, an invasive species that has made itself at home there.
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Steen, a wildlife ecology professor at Auburn University, was one of about 22013,268 people who have been poking around in the Everglades for the past month in hopes of catching Burmese pythons, an invasive species that has made itself at home there.
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The president then told the assembled media that the investigation into his Russia relationships was a "total, horrible thing that happened to our country" and that there could be no discussion of roads or bridges while Congress was poking around his administration.
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But it does mean that if you're a fan of the musical, or any of the other many Les Mis adaptations, it might be worth poking around in the original novel in order to understand what made Hugo's story so resonant in the first place.
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The Gap recently launched a hub for gender-neutral baby clothes, the Neutral Shop, which has been steadily growing in popularity, though it isn't particularly easy to find when poking around the Gap's website (it's effectively hidden under the heading "Newborn 0 to 24m").
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Quirky robots tell you exactly how to move around in the game, and you don't have to do anything right but mess stuff up (or make things neat, if that's your thing) by poking around and seeing what random stuff in the room does.
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It's cheap (between £10 and £15 on PS4 in the UK, poking around online); it'll likely take less time to finish than watching a couple of the Bay movies, credits scenes included, back to back; and it doesn't murder any bots that actually meant something, back when.
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As a 17-year-old fan poking around the internet, O'Meara learned that an uncredited studio artist named Milicent Patrick (1915-98) was the real visionary behind the Creature and is "still the only woman to have designed an iconic movie monster" as of this book's writing.
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Poking around the grubby and disorganised office he himself has just been assigned, he soon realises that the evidence against Dreyfus (Louis Garrel, unrecognisable beneath his prosthetic make-up) is literally paper thin: it amounts to one letter bearing handwriting that is vaguely similar to Dreyfus's.
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It has such an intriguing premise: you are Cole Phelps, a cop in a vast, corrupt, and subtly beautiful post-war LA. As you move up the ranks and make detective, you solve ever-more complex cases, poking around a world of crime: both mundane and truly, disturbingly exotic.
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If you're patient and willing to do some poking around inside your VPN client (and maybe try more than one VPN service), there's a good chance you'll be able to find one that lets you watch your Netflix shows and movies from regions in which they are blocked.
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The theft of voter rolls in Arizona and Illinois — and "poking around" in the networks of other states, as James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, described it to Congress this week without naming the Russians as perpetrators — may be intended to rattle the United States, rather than change votes.
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The idea itself had been tried before, and notably involved an actual VW Bug, but Netscape's program was one of the first attempts by a major software company to codify the practice and lay out clear rules for anyone poking around the company's products in his or her spare time.
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Here's this morning's statement from White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer (which he also posted on Twitter): Between the lines: Reports that Trump's White House attorney was poking around for details on Trump's allegations about Obama-directed wiretapping during the election led to concerns of interference in a possible investigation.
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And as pointed out by Steve Troughton-Smith, poking around the rudimentary Marzipan support in the Mojave developer beta suggests Apple is already starting do just that: adding interface elements, like the classic Mac app sidebar to UIKit, that let developers make iOS apps feel more at home on macOS.
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"Rather than poking around in a prosthetic dummy and trying to locate the heart of the patient and operate on that, there's no reason why you can't have a virtual reality or mixed reality application where you could have virtual tools in your hands," he told CNBC in a phone interview.
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Last week Ford thought it played it coy only revealing the name of its first all-electric vehicle (the Ford Mustang Mach-E), but after some simple poking around the Ford website, images, video, specs, and prices of the upcoming vehicles were leaked ahead of Sunday's big reveal in Los Angeles.
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"It seems like we're doing a lot of poking around, seeing what works, we'll evaluate it, which is good, but a lot of the bills don't necessarily get to the urgency that we have," said Andrew Kessler, the founder of Slingshot Solutions, a consulting firm specializing in behavioral health policy.
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Dissecting a drawer full of daggers Biological anthropologist and lead author of the study, Nathaniel Dominy, first discovered a drawer full of bone daggers from New Guinea when "poking around in the underbelly" of the Hood Museum of Art in Dartmouth College, USA, where he is a professor of anthropology.
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Turns out, his secret health battle is keeping him down for the count: Darius is in his room, writhing in pain, and Rachel is trying to get a doctor dressed up as a FedEx messenger on set without anyone noticing — especially not the Entertainment Weekly reporter who is poking around.
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Its main elements line up like this: A few years ago, Chris Byrne, a co-founder of the Dallas Art Fair, which, this past April, celebrated its tenth anniversary, was poking around East Hampton, Long Island, with some rare time on his hands in between assorted curating, publishing, and art-related research projects.
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Focusing on modern-day chat conveniences like better group chats and embedded media (GIFs!), some saw it as a move to hopefully keep a few more users from heading for Discord — which, as it just so happened, was weeks away from poking around Valve's turf with a game store of their own.
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She also visited Auschwitz, where she was put up for the night in the former offices of the SS. Poking around the room, she was horrified to open a cupboard and find a pile of yellow cloth Stars of David, the badges that Jews were forced to wear in Nazi-occupied Europe.
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Years earlier, he had begun poking around on the Internet, attempting to forge relationships with Caribbean artists, when he connected with Vybz Kartel, the most celebrated musician of the modern dancehall era—and eventually the most notorious, thanks to a murder conviction that resulted in a life sentence in prison, in 2014.
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And while the ability to download city guides is great in theory — giving you access to information and maps offline when you lose cellular service or just want to save on data — I spent several minutes poking around trying to download the North Adams guide, but realized there isn't one for every city.
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But the F.B.I. began poking around the island after Mr. Indiana died, even as art experts questioned how Mr. Indiana could have agreed to some of the works sold as his late-in-life creations — clumsy, overtly commercial material, they said, at odds with the deeper themes that inspired his LOVE and HOPE works.
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"Then a week later we got this email from him saying 'Okay, I've basically been pinging their network, and this is the computer they're using and this is the software they use to handle the security on this thing, and it looks like it's pretty easy to get in there, I did some poking around,'" Barlow explains.
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While an incoming President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has no power or pull, whatsoever, over the OCE, he could rake folks over coals by simply invoking the unpleasant smell of it poking around in members' business.
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And since Tesla isn't particularly keen to let people go poking around in the company's software — specifically on the battery management side of things — the problem with running the car on a race track is that it still thinks it's a road car, and so the system starts to shut down when it notices that the battery is getting too hot. Oops.
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If one common denominator between the best horror films is that what you don't see is often scarier than what you do, another is that it's a bad idea for contemporary city people to go poking around in the Old, Weird America—that's where Norman Bates or Leatherface or the Blair Witch is waiting to punish you for your curiosity.
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As for the tech used to make the interface feel somewhat physical, even though you're just poking around in mid-air, we've heard it might be sourced from Ultrahaptics, a company whose whole mission is to make it possible to feel things including "invisible buttons and dials" when you want them to be tangible, and then not when you don't.
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After spending a few hours clearing the first world—grabbing every collectible along the way, naturally—and poking around the second, I'm here to report Super Lucky's Tale is not going to change the way we think about platformers, but especially if you're an Xbox owner who's side-eyeing Switch owners, you'll have a good time with Super Lucky's Tale.
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" He pushed on through mounting cheers: "The pundits—the pundits—like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states, red states for Republicans, blue states for Democrats, but I've got news for them too: We worship an awesome god in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states.
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Feminists looked the other way when Hillary hatchet men plotted to paint Lewinsky either as a malicious stalker or a friendly fantasist — just as they looked the other way in 1992 when Betsey Wright shot down what she called "bimbos" and "gold diggers" in Arkansas with the help of intimidating private investigators poking around in the lives of women who had been involved with Bill.
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Donald Trump has taken the first step toward confirming one of the worst fears of undocumented immigrants who've taken advantage of a program that grants them temporary stay in the U.S. A Department of Homeland Security memo seen by Reuters reveals that the president-elect's team is poking around the agency for information about recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, also known as DACA.
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And one of the shocking things about the past year is the enthusiasm by Trump haters for poking around in obscure corners of the Constitution for exceptional circumstances, like the suddenly voguish language providing that, in the absence of a sitting president, power shall pass to the president's cat, or, there being no such cat, to his or her dog, or rabbit, or son-in-law … all the way down to the vice president.
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