Google will also make it easy for developers who already use Agones outside of Game Servers today to bring those servers into the same managed Game Servers ecosystem by registering them with the Game Servers API.
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High-end x86 cloud servers and ARMv8 cloud servers are sticking around.
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In practice, this made Gopher servers much more lightweight than web servers.
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There are resolving name servers, authoritative name servers, domain registrars, and so on.
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Maybe existing users will get a performance upgrade with new servers replacing existing servers.
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Email servers are physical computers — and the person who controls those servers has your data.
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Email servers are physical computers — and the person who controls those servers has your data.
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The servers are part of Google's global network of caching servers, called GGC nodes, the servers work by storing popular content — like a viral YouTube video — on a local server.
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It offers more than 3,400 VPN servers located around the globe, and provides specially optimized servers.
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Perhaps the London servers will be blocked but the Yorkshire servers will work fine with Netflix.
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"The information comes from the devices to the implantable devices' servers… We ping the servers," Butka explained.
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Servers had to quiet down rowdy customers, and even ask other servers to take especially obnoxious tables.
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They are accessed by software that runs on Epic servers; they are not stored on Epic servers.
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Data centres house computer systems and servers, collecting and managing the IT operations processed by the servers.
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Some virtualization is involved but CyberGhost promises the location of the virtual servers matches the actual physical servers.
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Prior to these dates, you will still be able to build new servers, test, clone and destroy servers.
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It's used to build websites, applications, front-end servers, back-end servers, games, online chat tools, and more.
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It's true Apple does have servers in China and Chinese users' iCloud data is stored on those servers.
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In general, customers tip servers of the opposite sex better than they would servers of their own sex.
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"We don't want other hackers attack their servers, so we should protect their servers," the OurMine member explained.
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With over 280 servers located worldwide and servers specifically dedicated for streaming and P2P sharing, Hide My Ass!
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They are designing much of their own hardware, from the servers to the networking gear that connects servers.
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Intelligence bulletins have identified continued attacks on Republican servers resembling the ones lodged against Democratic servers, Reuters reports.
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Once it's off of Facebook's servers and onto someone else's servers, you don't have much control over it.
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NordVPN boasts 5,437 servers in 62 countries, which means it has more servers than ExpressVPN but in fewer countries.
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Cloud hosting companies run multiple virtual servers on the same physical server, and you can rent those virtual servers.
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Some VPN services include specialized servers for streaming video, and sometimes those servers are targeted at specific geographic markets.
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Servers will suggest the churros, because servers always suggest the churros, but make sure to get a second one.
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Many prominent Mastodon servers already moderate against racism, so Gab has faced a wave of individual blocks from individual servers.
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Discord servers are popular, so invites are easy to come by, and new servers are easy to create and join.
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In fact, the architecture of today's servers is more like a super-powered PC than traditional servers have ever been.
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OpenSSL was used to secure the web servers used by two-thirds of all active websites on the net, as well as email servers, chat servers, VPNs and the network infrastructure of military, government, and financial institutions.
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Many of these follow-on attacks also appeared to have a gaming angle: A Brazilian internet service provider saw its Minecraft servers targeted; the Dyn attacks also appeared to target gaming servers, as well as servers hosting Microsoft Xbox Live and Playstation servers and those associated with gaming hosting company called Nuclear Fallout Enterprises.
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Supply chain attacks can happen when hackers gain access to a software company's infrastructure—development environment, build servers, update servers, etc.
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My other concern is that Playkey lacks servers in North and South America; its servers are in Frankfurt, London, and Moscow.
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That botnet then floods servers, in this case Dyn's, with traffic, making the websites hosted at those servers impossible to access.
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I selected Los Angeles, although the company has servers in distant countries, including 98 different servers in Amsterdam (according to IP Vanish).
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Moran drew a distinction between a DDoS attack that can knock servers offline and a hack intended to infiltrate systems or servers.
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Moreover, Destiny 2 for PC — while running at 60fps (yay!) — won't come with dedicated servers, instead running on peer-to-peer servers.
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"There seems to have been a disparity between the RNC servers and the DNC servers in terms of their vulnerability," said Sen.
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The government also acknowledged Tuesday there is no basis to claims that Awan stole information from the servers, or the servers themselves.
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The government admitted as part of Awan's plea deal that he never stole information from the DNC servers or the servers themselves.
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Cloud providers operate remote servers used to provide business technologies like software and data storage, where many companies share the same servers.
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Dedicated servers might not be the hot new thing, but many customers still rely on dedicated servers for predictable performances and pricing.
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Facebook has been building hardware for years, actually, starting with relatively unsexy things like software servers and racks to hold those servers.
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The majority of the continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) markets focus on high-end x86 servers, but with the advent of Arm-based servers, there is room in the market for a solution that natively runs on Arm servers, too.
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Then, when all the servers were accepting data, they would "stuff as much packet data" into the servers as they could before disconnection.
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Intel was at the forefront of selling chips used in making servers where data is stored remotely or in so-called cloud servers.
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Lockheed Martin, which operates the failed servers in question, spent two weeks trying to un-fuck the Air Force's servers to no avail.
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"We had 30 servers in different states all over the place, and one or two servers would always get in early," Lowson said.
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But officials also said none of the classified material in Clinton's servers included whole documents copied word for word from secret government servers.
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WeChat's servers are outside of China and not subject to Chinese law, while Weixin's servers are in China and subject to Chinese law.
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In that case, the hackers wiped the organization's servers and backup servers, and demanded 50 bitcoins — valued at $43,000 — to restore the data.
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Back in the days before cloud-hosted Office 365 servers or the G Suite, many companies were managing their own email and calendar servers.
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If your VPN allows you to view the individual servers within a particular region, try different servers and see if you have better luck.
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"WoW" enthusiasts had even launched their own, private servers that let players experience the vanilla game — servers that prompted Blizzard to take legal action.
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All the servers cross over now, so I can build a group with friends from different servers and do any content we want to.
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"If you think about what Amazon does with their servers, you no longer have to buy servers to operate your business, you basically rent quote unquote space from their servers, right from the cloud, and they call it infrastructure as a service," he said.
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"The cyberattacks are an attempt by unknown parties to manufacture the illusion of contact between Alfa Bank's DNS servers and 'Trump servers,'" the statements reads.
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Secretary Clinton used several different email servers and numerous mobile devices, and many of those servers were decommissioned and otherwise altered as they were replaced.
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This is in part because Niantic's Pokémon Go servers aren't doing that well, compounded by the fact that PokéVision's servers likely aren't doing that well.
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Test servers will be the first to offer cross-play in late September, with regular PUBG servers expected to get the update in early October.
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And under Clapper, federal intelligence operations oversaw numerous "back doors" built into technology company servers and products, including Yahoo's email servers and a Verizon encryption app.
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It's not clear if any other servers may have been equally as easy to access, and the unprotected servers have since been pulled offline by TeenSafe.
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Apple and Amazon were two of the most notable reported victims, with, according to Bloomberg, Apple's Siri and Topsy servers affected and Amazon's AWS servers affected.
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Since about a third of all internet traffic reportedly flows through AWS servers, deleting a whole bunch of those servers screwed up a few people's days.
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Amazon offers a service for deploying containers on servers in its data centers, and Cisco has developed software that works on servers that companies manage themselves.
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"Confining tips to just servers creates a disparity between servers and those in the back-of-the-house washing dishes and preparing the meal," he argued.
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ThreatConnect then identified six of the eight addresses as originating from servers owned by King Servers, Mr. Fomenko's company, in Dronten, the Netherlands, and possibly elsewhere.
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Before, those discounts required users to rent specific servers (or, at least, types of servers) from Amazon in advance, in a program known as Reserved Instances.
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The owners of each server set policies for acceptable behavior and content on their own servers, and can block other servers from connecting to their server.
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In response to Bloomberg's latest version of the narrative, we present the following facts: Siri and Topsy never shared servers; Siri has never been deployed on servers sold to us by Super Micro; and Topsy data was limited to approximately 2,000 Super Micro servers, not 7,000.
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By both selling servers and offering buyers powerful attacks, the San Calvicie hackers are able to disrupt their competitors' servers and draw more gamers back to theirs.
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Launching with four servers, Lifeboat, Mineplex, InPVP and Cubecraft — which lets players join public servers that have monthly users numbering in the millions according to the company.
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It isn't known how long the servers had been exposed, but the servers were indexed by Shodan, a search engine for open ports and databases, in September.
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Russia is more integrated into the internet's global architecture; its biggest firms, like Yandex, have servers abroad, while global giants such as Google have servers in Russia.
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The verified servers program hasn't expanded to individual players and their Discord servers, however, probably because Discord offers a Partners program for community-led groups and streamers.
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VPN services route your email, web browsing, and other internet activity through the service provider's servers, making it appear to outsiders that you're only accessing those servers.
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There is also the option to use "Onion over VPN" or Double VPN servers, which means data is passed through two separate VPN servers instead of one.
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"Fancy Bear," the Russian hacking unit that broke into the DNC servers in 2016, have since moved their operations to the U.S., utilizing servers within the states.
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He says the custom AI chip running inside some Google servers is more than a million times more powerful than the Pentium II chips in Google's first servers.
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The vast majority of these Minecraft servers are being run by kids—you don't necessarily have the astute business judgment in the quote-unquote 'executives' running these servers.
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Users and app developers will have to redirect their software to Rebble's servers, and Berry assures users that things won't look too different once the servers are switched.
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This is going to be challenging as Shadow will need to keep up with the demand and roll out enough servers so that new servers are always available.
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This will really depend on things like the path your internet traffic takes to reach the servers, and how far those servers are physically located from your house.
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Linux---or GNU/Linux if you prefer---became especially popular for running web servers and now runs 69.4 percent of web servers, according to data compiled by W3Techs.
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Last year, a vigilante hacker broke into the servers of a company that sells spyware to everyday consumers and wiped their servers, deleting photos captured from monitored devices.
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Given frequent and sometimes successful attempts to hack US government servers, should we avoid ruling out the use of privatized and secret servers like Clinton's for classified information?
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For instance, there are no plastic bezels in front of its servers — something commonly found in other data centers — to allow those servers to draw in more air.
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Some have latched onto the fact that the FBI, when investigating the hack, looked at CrowdStrike's "imaged" servers — a direct copy — rather than physically taking the servers themselves.
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Per the Culinary Workers Union, the strike—which is the first since 1984—will include bartenders, guest room attendants, cocktail servers, food servers, porters, bellman, cooks, and kitchen workers.
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Use the Plus buttons under DNS Servers to add both the primary and secondary servers from the options we've listed above, and you can then close down the dialogs.
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The government sought to search data stored on Microsoft servers in Ireland as part of a US drug case, arguing the servers were still subject to US warrant laws.
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The company leased servers — including servers in the United States — from Amazon and two other cloud services called Choopa and Quadranet, to help deploy its spyware, the lawsuit said.
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That's because the two ProtonMail servers listed by the order are its back-end mail delivery servers, rather than the front-end website that runs on a different system.
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This is due to the game's reliance on peer-to-peer connections rather than hosting matches on dedicated servers and could be fixed by changing over to dedicated servers.
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New companies no longer need to buy hundreds of thousands of dollars of servers and equipment; instead, they can pay for servers on demand from cloud providers when needed.
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Nor does it take into account the time it takes me to upgrade the underlying DigitalOcean servers when our storage needs exceed the disk size of the current servers.
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By replacing the DNS servers configured on routers with rogue servers under their control, attackers can direct users to fake versions of the websites they are trying to visit.
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When the hackers started testing new strains of malware on themselves, they sent sent their own data to their command and control servers, and to Anderson and Guarnieri's servers.
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The one with over 2,500 servers VeePN gives you access to over 2,500 servers meticulously located in 48 locations, which is just about as anonymous as you can get.
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If domestic disclosure warrants cannot be served on the foreign servers of US companies, US law enforcement can lean on treaties with the country that the servers are based in.
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Last year, the Trump International Beach Resort in Sunny Isles, Florida, sought to hire 20 servers for at least $10.36 an hour and 103 assistant servers for $11.13 an hour.
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Most of the affected servers were patched within 90 minutes, but worldwide problems persisted for almost seven hours, and CloudFlare did not reveal how many of its servers were tricked.
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Donald Trump Is Running Some Really Insecure Email Servers Reminder: Public Officials Using Private Email Servers Is Indefensible We confirmed that science was not exactly a priority during this election.
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In the case of Google, whose data centres are said to house more than 1m servers, the performance impact could amount to the equivalent of tens of thousands of servers.
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There's also a plan for the same storage capacity spread across five servers and five different users, with the last option offering unlimited servers for an unlimited number of users.
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Marston said the FBI decided against accessing the servers because it would appear suspicious to other cartel associates, who regularly accessed the servers and could see who else gained access.
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For example, when an encrypted connection is established between Netflix's servers and T-Mobile's servers (known as a TLS handshake), certain plaintext information is exchanged (host names and server names).
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In the plea deal with Awan, the government said that there was zero evidence that Awan stole information from DNC servers or tried to abscond with the servers themselves. 231.
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Berlin was studying what legal changes were needed to allow authorities to purge stolen data from third-party servers, and to potentially destroy servers used to carry out cyber attacks.
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Rather, they would keep their own records as customers browsed around the web and store it on servers owned by the ISP — servers customers don't have any direct access to.
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In the report, North Korea was shown to have zero secure internet servers compared to the 2,320 secure servers-per-million people in South Korea, just a few hundred miles away.
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On the same day, internet traffic that was supposed to route through Google's cloud servers instead went haywire, traveling through unplanned servers based in the likes of Russia and China. Hack?
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He said he founded King Servers in 2008 when he was 18, buying computer servers and arranging for their installation remotely in Fremont, a city he said he had never visited.
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You could just use Cloud With Me for free to set up basic servers without add-ons and the service will let you manage up to five servers for free, too.
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"There appear to be approximately 55 million servers open to connections on port 80 (the standard port for HTTP)," the group continued—these servers could have recognised the communication being sent.
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That differs from just hosting your own servers, since cloud services allow a company to make use of more servers as needed, allowing the app to run faster and more efficiently.
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The NSA reported the flaw to Microsoft recently, and it's recommending that enterprises patch it immediately or prioritize systems that host critical infrastructure like domain controllers, VPN servers, or DNS servers.
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According to researchers monitoring WhatsApp's infrastructure, the Chinese government appears to be targeting the servers that route image, audio, and video files between users, while ignoring the servers handling text messages.
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One of the really cool things that has kind of happened organically on Discord is that developers have begun setting up servers, which is the groups that we call them, servers.
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Apps can help — as can servers, bartenders and retailers.
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Traditionally (as far as that's a thing in AI training), GPU-accelerated workloads tend to run on bare metal servers, which were typically managed separately from the rest of a company's servers.
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She received a promotion that allowed her to learn about Linux, BSD, how the internet actually works and how to set up routers DNS servers email servers over the next two years.
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Doomfist is available for PC players to try out today on the game's Public Test Realm (PTR) servers, and should be rolling out to consoles and main servers in the coming weeks.
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With Spectrum, those companies can now put their internal email servers, booking engines, IoT devices or even gaming servers behind Cloudflare's network to protect them from DDoS attacks and other security risks.
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If you want to try to get the skin but don't play on the OCE or Asia servers, though, you can switch to those servers manually from the in-game settings menu.
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He went to the issue of these servers questioning the FBI investigation, and why and how they would have been able to reach any conclusions when they never had those servers in hand.
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Meanwhile, a group of other servers in front of us start slowly caressing each other and peeling off each other's clothes, and in one case, two servers remove another's bowtie with their teeth.
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This way, the company doesn't have to manage servers itself (at least for now), and big clients can even choose to manage the servers themselves if they want to work with sensitive data.
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Often, gaming companies write their own systems for running these servers, but Google and Ubisoft today announced a new project that provides an open source alternative to managing and hosting multiplayer game servers.
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Clients connect to the servers as usual, but, by leveraging the excess computing and cloud resources found in many current hosts, MOTAG can quickly reassign clients to different servers based on simple criteria.
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Last Month, Lockheed Martin, the government contractor which operates the servers that store sensitive information about internal Air Force investigations, came to realize that all of the data on said servers was missing.
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Secretary Clinton used several different servers and administrators of those servers during her four years at the State Department, and used numerous mobile devices to view and send email on that personal domain.
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Women employed in 2014: 114,500Women employed in 2018: 158,700What they do, according to O*NET: Food servers typically work in cafeterias, hotels, or hospitals, as opposed to restaurant food servers who wait tables.
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"We have a lot of surface level servers like CentipedeCentral, but beneath that we've got a lot of private servers where we take the best meme creators and put them into a workshop," .
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The company says these services were making the servers unreliable.
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Sales taxes go to the government; tips go to servers.
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Most questions to the Assistant are processed on Google's servers.
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I think where is the DNC servers the president said.
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They're collected wirelessly and processed by (at present) university servers.
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This information is encrypted and stored securely in Amazon's servers.
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The other was intended for servers and high end desktops.
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You can find a list of alternative DNS servers here.
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Search for DNS Servers and select it from the dropdown.
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Tangles of colorful ethernet cords spewed from stacks of servers.
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No one has produced evidence that the servers actually communicated.
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There are no signs that the computer servers actually communicated.
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The product works with hard drives on servers or computers.
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And other servers' pay stubs showed the same, he said.
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From there, he joined the group's Plex servers in 2015.
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Servers who work in upscale restaurants can make good money.
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These emails came from DNC servers unconnected with the Clinton's.
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Today, servers are all about big data, analytics and insight.
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Bungie Companion Servers are back and Ishtar Commander works fine.
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Every time you change a piece, our servers will know.
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They aim to erase pay discrepancies between servers and cooks.
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Go deeper: Facebook data found on publicly accessible Amazon servers
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There are four servers and four monitors in the room.
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Guizhou is a reasonable enough place to house large servers.
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Even servers organized around totally innocuous subject matter get raided.
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Of the 25 servers represented, most had experienced raids recently.
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DNS servers are what allow visitors who type in gizmodo.
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A few major companies manage their data on Google's servers.
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If that's the case, it switches temporarily to virtual servers.
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He dinners, with robot waiters in place of human servers.
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The view inside one of the Summit supercomputer's 4,608 servers.
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We have investigated these servers and shut them down immediately.
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But Monday, developer Jagex shut the game's online servers down.
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It's unclear when the "blessing servers" video will be posted.
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Servers and networking revenue rose 23 percent to $5.3 billion.
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And, apparently, not telling servers that it's an artificial intelligence.
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The servers don't treat you like you're made of glass.
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"We're trying to keep the servers running" Dougherty tells me.
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A lot of servers are basically paid through their tips.
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Those components are used in mobile handsets and enterprise servers.
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I used to give my tables away to other servers.
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The exploit gave users the tools to disrupt Roblox servers.
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Its PCast platform runs on the company's own cloud servers.
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Without doing anything, they get attacked by their own servers.
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PoodleCorp recently claimed responsibility for toppling the Pokemon Go servers.
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Servers are much more sparse in areas with lower traffic.
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Oracle could embed Pensando cards into its servers and cloud.
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In most cases, you download your copy from Microsoft's servers.
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It also offers over 3,000 servers in 32 countries worldwide.
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Tribune Publishing said "malware" was detected on its servers Friday.
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Your save data will finally be synchronized with Nintendo's servers.
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It looked like it was accessing multiple servers over SCP.
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PHP is a scripting language meant to run on servers.
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One of those servers belongs to a Russian opposition party.
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If you tip a little more you'll get better servers.
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And if you get better servers, you get better service.
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However, those messages have been sent from Urban Airship's servers.
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Your code is downloaded and backed up on our servers.
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I'm not providing any of the servers that do this.
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The largest Switch piracy Discord servers have thousands of members.
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Everything you do and create, housed on tech company servers.
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But those servers typically aren't running on legally acquired software.
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Those servers and all the infrastructure and engineers cost money.
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WeChat is more complicated, with censorship happening on its servers.
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The servers, they say, are all that is really required.
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Guests can also leave extra tips for servers if desired.
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Found a way to execute unauthorized code on Microsoft's servers?
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Customers were encouraged to tip 100% and surprise their servers.
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Cooler temperatures help keep the servers at the right temperature.
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During other meals, the servers were extraordinarily eager to help.
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Nonetheless, Fear still claims to have hacked government FTP servers.
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The 2350 hacking of Yahoo's servers is the second largest.
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It also relies on lake water to cool its servers.
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Among them are servers, bartenders, chefs, teachers, dishwashers, and more.
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This has traditionally included restaurant servers, bartenders, valets, and bellhops.
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We do spot checks where we can audit developers' servers.
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So Google designed its own gear, working with various firms in Asia and elsewhere to manufacture a more streamlined breed of hardware, including computer servers and the networking switches that send data between servers.
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This person insisted, vehemently, that there is no dissembling in the company's response, that it didn't secretly remove compromised servers, or discover compromised servers during the acceptance process and stop short of deploying them.
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The relationship between what they provide and size of the tip servers get "is at least moderately large, so tipping does serve as an incentive to deliver good service for these servers," says Lynn.
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On Wednesday, Williams also said his team had found tens of thousands of servers vulnerable to the issues the Samsam attackers were leveraging, but it wasn't immediately clear if all the servers were exploitable.
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Riot discovered that he'd been reported in five out of the last 60 games he'd played on the North American servers and in 22 of the last 168 he'd played on the Korean servers.
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Because IBM has its own cloud offering, it's a bit odd to see it work with Google to bring its servers to a competing cloud — though it surely wants to sell more Power servers.
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Open Whisper is developing a new method in which its servers mine users' contacts to find other Signal users, while deleting the rest of the contact data, before it ever touches the nonprofit's servers.
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Other industries have already fully embraced the idea of moving their data and tools off physical servers and to servers managed by the likes of Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform.
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Some posters on forums and comment sections have even said that they'll just return to GameRanger servers in the meantime, despite the fact that GameRanger servers only host local matches based on a player's area.
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A different server, also named Brittany, who worked at a Midwest Chili's said servers with high Ziosk scores were protected, while servers with low scores were more likely to be fired for a small mistake.
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"When a developer develops on SpatialOS, they don't manage their own servers — they build on SpatialOS, and SpatialOS then assigns the compute required in the most effective way across servers in the cloud," he said.
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And instead of storing all the cryptographic info derived from that face scan on its servers, it divides the pieces of the puzzle needed to restore your wallet between its servers and your iCloud account.
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Euronet said in a statement on Thursday that "the location of servers is completely irrelevant to the security of data," since the architecture of the servers will be controlled by the ultimate owner of MoneyGram.
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Its costly servers, which usually ran on Sun-made computer chips and software, were undercut by cheaper servers that ran on common processors designed by Intel and Linux, a low-cost, open-source software alternative.
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Whoever obtained the source code apparently broke into either the top-secret, highly compartmentalized computer servers of the N.S.A. or other servers around the world that the agency would have used to store the files.
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The servers are 12 inches long, and with their leafy points, they're excellent for attacking a big bowl of pasta: Maple Leaf Servers, $40, Paper Trail, 6423 Montgomery Street, Rhinebeck, N.Y., 845-876-8050, papertrailrhinebeck.com.
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Before working at her current restaurant, Zhané also mentioned that if servers got three black tables in a row, it was called a "blackout" and servers would receive food vouchers on top of their compensation.
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Sometimes — as with Google Assistant — it will talk to Google's servers.
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The data have been mostly held on Apple's servers in America.
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And what's the deal with those noisy servers in the basement?
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For everyone else, the computation will happen on Microsoft's own servers.
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Now pre-print servers are a common location for biological debate.
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"This is fun before money," Matilda continues, as servers begin rotating.
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It also had the effect of discomfiting servers, and their coaches.
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The servers leaking confidential data are typically misconfigured by the clients.
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Netragard also found two DNS servers located within this IP range.
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The scores are stored for a fixed time on our servers.
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Both Ayana and her new friend are servers at a restaurant.
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It's going to need a cluster made up of 3 servers.
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Raids occur sometimes, and the servers have to be wiped clean.
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The DNC were using a hundred and forty cloud-based servers.
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The answer is its email servers, which are based in Switzerland.
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But adding servers, counterintuitively, would actually degrade performance in a way.
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Ami, can you rehost the game if Typhoon dynamites the servers?
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California's energy requirements won't impact tablets, large servers, or game consoles.
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We anticipate growing market share in the data center, in servers.
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Flash memory will be central to data servers in coming years.
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Servers can get confused as they jostle between small, overladen tables.
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Finally, most of the servers I've known like the tipping system.
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Some men use their tips as leverage to harass female servers.
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Your Outline servers don't keep any log of your internet traffic.
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Enterprises would use servers primarily for function-driven applications like billing.
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It isn't clear whether the proxy servers are still in place.
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A massive hacker attack has hit the servers of the Company.
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It will not remove the web browsing data from Facebook's servers.
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All our servers are bored and I can barely see straight.
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The cable will also connect the servers back to the internet.
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With over 160 servers in 55 locations across 34 countries, hide.
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Two servers were found to be associated with the hackers' efforts.
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Intel chips dominate high-powered computing in desktops, servers and supercomputers.
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Routers and remote servers are largely unaffected by your browsing mode.
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Despite the misleading name, the cloud is made out of servers.
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Buying servers and renting data center space aren't cheap at all.
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In total, DigitalOcean users have booted up 13 million cloud servers.
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Image: APFriday's DDoS attack on Dyn's domain name servers was unprecedented.
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Warehouses filled with servers require huge upfront investments but few staff.
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"Servers are crashing because they can't handle so much," she said.
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This could seem a little intimidating — AI cameras and giant servers.
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It also says it found the tiny photo on Amazon's servers.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips in our servers," Apple said.
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Manufacturing servers is, after all, quite a different process from LCDs.
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It is possible to set some game servers to friends-only.
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Immeasurably more data sit outside the public internet on company servers.
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In all cases, TunnelBear uses dedicated servers unless there's unexpected demand.
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Most importantly, for Facebook, that message still remains on its servers.
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With Channels, the content is streamed directly from Apple's servers instead.
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As the servers went dark Twitch streamer Titus_Furius broke down crying.
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At that point, Facebook will delete the image from its servers.
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If Facebook's company-owned servers go down, so does the site.
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But what if the company running the servers goes belly-up?
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That also applies to web servers, control panels, and individual computers.
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JD.com, the Chinese shopping site has over 20,000 servers running Kubernetes.
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This VPN has special dedicated servers that are just for streaming.
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One question is whether she mishandled classified information on the servers.
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"There were absolutely times when the servers went down," Blomberg said.
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Use it to connect to 450+ servers in 100+ locations worldwide.
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Its main competitors are other enterprise servers like Ooyala, Jamieson said.
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Someone stood in a room somewhere and clicked the servers off.
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The closing of the servers annihilated my ability to do so.
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Restaurants are now paying their servers 50 percent more than before.
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But they're saying it's hard to hack into our voting servers.
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Nearby servers are located in Taiwan, South Korea, and Hong Kong.
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We have also never allowed any government access to our servers.
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Fast, on the other hand, measures your connection to Netflix's servers.
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GoDaddy Cloud Servers are integrated with GoDaddy's Domains and DNS services.
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The new servers will be rolled out in OVH data centers.
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They were not convinced that the servers were entirely secure, either.
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Customers never rent servers, but pay for the moments of computing.
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Servers are wearing new suits from the Neapolitan design house Eidos.
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The company once had 200,000 servers and roughly 60 data centers.
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But, once you're seated, the servers are warm and touchingly enthusiastic.
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Across the federal government, that adds up to about 150,000 servers.
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Pre-EMC, Dell was known mostly for PCs and computer servers.
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I initially thought the servers wouldn't go live until 3 p.m.
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The servers hosting the malicious Flash updates have been taken offline.
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Some 350 million photos are uploaded to its servers every day.
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The key for AMD is its shift to higher-priced servers.
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Database servers might get hit with around 20 percent performance loss.
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Now off of Facebook's servers, it has little control over it.
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I'll never forget seeing one of my oldest servers, Julio, crying.
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CPUs are used on personal computers, smartphones, servers and other devices.
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Don't get me wrong, there are some amazing servers out there.
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Once on Parachute's servers, the data on the phone is wiped.
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The servers for Jibo the social robot are apparently shutting down.
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The hacker was using the bots to target Spamhaus' DNS servers.
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The servers that were inadvertently removed supported two other S3 subsystems.
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He helps oversee the design of microprocessors that go into servers.
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In 2001, Yahoo removed 113 pro-ana websites from its servers.
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Cityscapes Collection, slate servers $20, wood boards $25 to $30, jkadams.
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Certain pieces of malware also connected to common sets of servers.
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But restaurant owners, and servers themselves, are divided on the idea.
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In lieu of toast points, servers recommend a shard of skin.
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Nearby servers will almost always be faster than far away options.
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Slack, meanwhile, encrypts its messages, but only to its own servers.
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Our data right now is stored on massive servers and clouds.
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When I went to use it today, the servers were overloaded.
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When I went to use it today, the servers were overloaded.
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Concierge, desk, servers, maids and luggage, I give to them all.
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Granted, we'd feel very different about white servers favoring white customers.
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Digital publishers may also direct you to online folders or servers.
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To get started, developers still have to containerize their game servers.
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Servers ignore the boxes, leaving guests to discover the option themselves.
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Investors are apparently on board with the idea with robot servers.
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Starting your own server is free, as is joining other servers.
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Make no mistake: Preprint servers are important developments in scholarly publishing.
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UK citizens' medical records are now headed directly for Google's servers.
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The company, TrigPoint Blue, stores customer data on servers in Germany.
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More AI servers mean more memory and storage that is needed.
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Inside most of Google's servers, there is still a central processor.
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Its original dedicated servers were an instant hit back in 2005.
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Unseen servers began crawling the web for Chinese articles and posts.
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The city started powering down servers and computers at 11 a.m.
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The company hired a Portuguese security firm to study its servers.
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Other messaging apps maintain pieces of personal data on their servers.
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Why did you decide to wipe the company's servers and data?
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Police seized servers, computers, cellphones as well as drugs and weapons.
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But Uber has said the 14,000 files never touched its servers.
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Stefansson is suspected of having swiped about 600 bitcoin mining servers.
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How secure are the websites and servers of the US military?
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No one hacked Facebook or stole data from the company's servers.
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This involves designing and installing networks, telecom systems and computer servers.
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This involves maintaining and managing corporate computer networks and computer servers.
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IRC networks expand by adding additional servers, and, with them, clients.
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Facebook can only delete it on the servers that it controls.
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Image: CloudflareSpeed and reliability can also be boosted by switching DNS servers, but that really depends on how well your ISP is looking after its DNS servers and how close they are to your current location.
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But when Blizzard didn't seem open to actually allowing the legacy servers to run, the Nostalrius team defiantly announced they were releasing the code for others to take up the banner and make their own servers.
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Amazon has had storage options for Linux file servers for some time, but it recognizes that a number of companies still use Windows file servers, and they are not content to cede that market to Microsoft.
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Foundational components soon followed — web browsers and servers, content authoring tools, web frameworks, app servers and many more as the web further expanded from computers to mobile devices, ultimately resulting in a fertile web/mobile ecosystem.
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The four servers that helped Sinaloa associates communicate were in Canada, but Marston said Rodriguez helped authorities move the servers to the Netherlands, where the United States had a strong law enforcement relationship with local government.
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High-frequency traders were allegedly afforded access to enhanced data feeds, a greater ability to process complex orders, and permission to locate their servers near the exchanges' own servers so trading signals would be sent faster.
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At the time, the malware was connecting to command and control servers hosted by a cloud computing service in the US, but that changed in October 2015 when all servers pointed to a Chinese IP address.
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Over a span of months, the team painstakingly went to internet service providers to ask permission to seize GameOver's existing proxy servers, ensuring that at the right moment, they could flip those servers and disable Slavik's control.
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In a DDoS attack, malicious users build a network of computers that then send massive amounts of traffic to particular servers with the goal of denying the use of those servers to other users, according to Cisco.
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The DNS servers (domain-name-to-IP-lookups) your gadgets connect to at the moment are probably set by your Internet Service Provider (ISP), as servers that are stable and trusted by whichever company supplies your internet.
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Hans-Georg Maassen, head of the BfV domestic intelligence agency, told the parliamentary oversight committee it should be possible to destroy data stolen from German servers and moved to foreign servers to prevent it from being misused.
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A change to improve the Allo assistant Like Hangouts and Gmail, Allo messages will still be encrypted between the device and Google servers, and stored on servers using encryption that leaves the messages accessible to Google's algorithms.
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They said the company did not find malicious chips in its servers, it did not remove or dispose of those servers, and added that Apple did not inform the FBI nor frustrate an investigation into this incident .
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Republicans also seized on the statement in January by James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, that the D.N.C. refused to turn over its servers to investigators after it was discovered that the servers had been hacked.
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The tool took advantage of unpatched Microsoft servers to automatically spread malware from one server to another, so that within 24 hours North Korea's hackers had spread their ransomware to more than 200,000 servers around the globe.
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Old formulas for reinforcing time servers in state parties will not work.
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At the CERN Data Center, 2000,303 servers hold 230 petabytes of data.
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At the CERN Data Center, 10,000 servers hold 30 petabytes of data.
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When Google servers were breached in China in 2010, similar questions arose.
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Now it points to two mail servers used by the Trump Organization.
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But you can't actually run much Microsoft software on those Linux servers.
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The corporation builds servers, protects them with ICE, and begins its investigation.
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The Commission's servers have already crashed from people flooding to the poll.
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Closed beta servers will go live in multiple intervals throughout the month.
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Huawei is hoping the TaiShan servers will help boost the latter business.
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The encryption keys and metadata information are stored on Apple's own servers.
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Unfortunately, these exemptions don't extend to games that require always-online servers.
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Through the company's blockchain, data is decentralized and stored across multiple servers.
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"The more servers there are, the more secure it is," wrote Kwon.
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It will then be stored on Apple's secure servers, the company said.
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Five hundred borough workstations and 120 out of 150 servers were affected.
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How do you set up your computer servers so they don't overheat?
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Base stations will come to resemble servers as much as radio transceivers.
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Discord also has several community servers with more than 20,000 active members.
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Last week, the club also sought permission to hire 10 foreign servers.
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Intensivate thinks servers need a new chip upgrade to reflect that change.
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Then Facebook deletes the image from its servers, retaining only the hash.
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Suchflex– Aiming to become the largest data center company without owning servers.
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This user acquisition channel albeit, very effective, slows down their servers significantly.
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"Foreign actors can get access to internal servers really quickly," Rios says.
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That's why it's a smart bet to use those chips for servers.
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Hopefully the servers can take everyone logging in at the same time.
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Co-locating servers so you have a 3-microsecond latency is sexy.
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Loads of different organizations run Jabber servers; one of those being Jabbim.
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These servers send instructions and act as a repository for stolen information.
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We have also never allowed any government direct access to Apple servers.
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Dutch police had seized Hansa's servers and arrested two administrators in June.
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Free-to-play MMORPG Ragnarok Online is shutting down its European servers.
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Shouldn't there be a local network solution if their servers are down?
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French cloud hosting company Scaleway announced new servers for its cloud offering.
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Mr Dromashko acquired servers from China and watched the cash roll in.
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Right now the servers, which train Facebook's AI systems, are Nvidia-powered.
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It said most images are deleted from its servers within 48 hours.
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But rest assured, no information or data is sent to our servers.
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None of those servers have ever been found to hold malicious chips.
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Domain Name Servers, or DNS, act as a directory for the internet.
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They think that like you're there to fix the email servers, right?
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They hired employees and rented servers and two floors of office space.
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And researchers found a new way to slip malware into cloud servers.
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Google designed servers that will last longer and be easier to reuse.
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And some of the work needed to be offloaded to remote servers.
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It has over 1,000 VPN servers spread across an impressive 60 countries.
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It wasn't technical; there wasn't a big security breach on Google's servers.
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For sure it's in the top three in the servers for women.
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As of Tuesday, the servers that were previously accessible are not anymore.
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There is one silver lining in this attack on the DNC's servers.
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Why do some people treat servers like they are training an animal?
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Facebook heard from industry groups that Supermicro servers may have been affected.
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That means fixing operating systems, drivers, libraries, command line tools, servers, everything.
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Uber has said Alphabet trade secrets were never transferred to its servers.
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It has more than 4,600 computer servers and 10 petabytes of memory.
|
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Snapchat's messages aren't completely ephemeral since they're temporarily saved on Snapchat servers.
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The group also issued a request for donations to upgrade its servers.
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NSA malware staging servers getting hacked by a rival is not new.
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A side effect of the rigs and servers that serious miners accumulate?
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Mellanox makes chips that connect those servers together inside the data centre.
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Once the picture-taking stops, Dante gives instructions to servers and cooks.
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WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO ACTUALLY SELLING MORE SERVERS AND MORE SERVICES.
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U.S. servers for PIA VPN were on par with my standard service.
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He'd built his own encrypted email servers, out of reach government surveillance.
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For that piece, I tested Netflix availability using only US-based servers.
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The hacker said he lost access recently when TheTruthSpy updated its servers.
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For example, one of the original servers had its email software removed.
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The setting shows how much data you've sent through Opera's VPN servers.
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"First and foremost, we really need to get our servers back online."
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The principle charge is that Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee's servers.
|
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Now these novels are about chefs or even, in this case, servers.
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In the early 2000s Amazon started building servers for its own business.
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Instead, they moved within servers, which is harder to detect, Reuters reported.
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We send bits over corporate networks onto servers housed in corporate basements.
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The project now better supports containers and bare metal servers, for example.
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Servers are plenty helpful, but not as attentive as they could be.
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The Internet consists of servers throughout the world linked by satellite constellations.
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Tech companies have responded by building massive data centers full of servers.
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This job category includes cafe servers, cafeteria workers, and snack bar attendants.
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AFTVnews says it found the low resolution image on Amazon's own servers.
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"Yes, madam," one of the servers said with a smile, playing along.
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Facebook, though, says any shared data was on its servers not Huawei's.
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Here, the food servers are also brokers, said the owner, Andrew Shell.
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I do not know why the President associates these servers with Ukraine.
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But anything regarding the Icelandic servers is curiously missing from the appeal.
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As of Thursday, the site was backup and running on different servers.
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Unauthorized access to iCloud account data on Apple servers – up to $50,000.
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Servers have to explain that it is in ascending order of size.
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It wouldn't have to manage or pay for servers it wasn't using.
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This is barely a tenth of the total servers in Miami alone.
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Even though EY manages the servers, everything is still encrypted on devices.
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Single matter memories, earthen storage, glacial servers, telepresent dust and information embodiment.
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Low-friction usage, no renting servers, beautiful design we took from mobile.
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We delete it from our servers and wipe it from the phone.
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But the more servers infected, the greater the cryptomining returns will be.
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Examples include industrial controllers, switches, routers, embedded servers, and video surveillance cameras.
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The attacks could also damage or corrupt data on the site's servers.
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Some of the restaurant's servers wanted to take a picture with him.
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But moving off physical data centers and onto remote servers isn't seamless.
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Williams is considered one of the best servers in the sport's history.
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The case is different for Windows Server, Microsoft's operating system for servers.
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Servers walked around offering glasses of champagne; others offered more hand sanitizer.
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That has jacked up the amount of data flowing through Facebook's servers.
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Currently, the median hourly wage for servers in DC is only $11.89.
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Data stored abroad is sometimes contained on servers from IBM, said Patel.
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With the two servers that they broke up into a million pieces?
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Servers are likely to bring out a bib, but don't be offended.
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The datasets feeding the models will be stored on secure JRC servers.
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Read: Military revenge porn is thriving on anonymous servers and image boards.
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The extension received an update last week that added 7 extra servers.
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It received an update during the pandemic that added seven extra servers.
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Blizzard Entertainment officially launched World of Warcraft Classic servers on Monday 26.
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However, similar code accessing Clearview's servers were found on Insight Camera's website.
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They also claimed that the commission's servers were hacked to manipulate results.
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Different servers will have their own titles that fulfill the same purpose.
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The energy from all the servers today is great: fun and goofy.
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Sales in the data center business, which makes servers, rose 1 percent.
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Trump most likely means the DNC servers that Russia breached in 2016.
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The government had penetrated and pillaged the servers of global technology companies.
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So has the trend to concentrate servers in "hyperscale" cloud computing centers.
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FastestVPN offers AES 256-bit encryption, malware protection, and geographically diverse servers.
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Overall, Scaleway is running 100,000 servers, with customers in 150 different countries.
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Instead, it could store persistent identities for users securely on its servers.
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If you did, Facebook is continuously uploading these contacts to its servers.
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The servers at Union Square Cafe don't want you to be impressed.
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Pensando's hardware and software can help companies run their servers more efficiently.
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And theoretically, water damage could damage sensitive servers that store digital records.
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The maker of servers and networking gear also saw revenue exceed forecasts.
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The unit includes servers, storage and networking equipment for businesses' data centers.
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One of the most notable was the Mirai botnet targeting DYNDNS servers.
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There is no evidence to support the conspiracies about the DNC servers.
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Twice, servers have expanded our real estate by sliding over another surface.
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That infrastructure also includes electronic poll books and servers housing voter rolls.
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Weixin and WeChat use different servers, with data stored in different locations.
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The mine has 1,800 servers running every day with very little downtime.
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Once you have a table, though, the servers are quick and sympathetic.
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Using its own chips in those servers will improve efficiency and speed.
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Twenty years ago, your life didn't exist on servers on the internet.
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READ: Military revenge porn is thriving on anonymous servers and image boards.
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Uber has said that none of Alphabet's files landed on its servers.
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Ouyang subverts the longstanding tradition of women as preferred servers and entertainers.
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Gardner wanted to know what user data resides on backup servers, how long it stays there after a user has asked for it to be deleted, and if there's ever been a failure to wipe the backup servers.
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Media companies like The New York Times use Fastly to cache their homepages, media and articles on Fastly's servers so that when somebody wants to browse the Times online, Fastly's servers can send it directly to the browser.
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Apple's transition of the data from its own U.S.-based servers to local servers on Chinese soil has raised significant concern among observers who worry that the change will grant the Chinese government easier access to sensitive information.
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For example, the nature of cloud computing — using remote servers on the Internet to store and process data instead of using local servers or personal computers — means cloud-based cybersecurity systems have access to almost unlimited computing power.
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F.B.I. analysts also note critical mistakes North Korean hackers made, such as logging into their attack servers from known North Korean Internet addresses and even logging into both their Facebook account and Sony's servers from the same computers.
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The competition, which began in 2300, is held at colleges across the country and designed to test student teams' abilities to detect and respond to outside threats and to protect services such as mail servers and web servers.
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That means Amazon now expects its servers to last longer, and gets to spread the total cost of running those servers over an extended period — 4 years instead of 3 years — which leads to bigger profits each year.
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This spear phishing activity targeting the three countries was staged from one of the two addresses not originating from King Servers, while a King Servers address used Tor, the anonymity software, in the Illinois and Arizona electoral board hacks.
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In a May 10 keynote speech, CEO Jensen Huang announced a new product coming this fall that harnesses the power of 400 servers, a landmark development that could drastically reduce the number of burning-hot servers in data centers.
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Though it's still not absolutely guaranteed that when you delete an account the company in question will faithfully remove all your information from their servers — or indeed from the servers of any third party they shared your data with.
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Any information dealing with activities or data on other servers — including Russian-affiliated servers in the United States and social media accounts, all of the names and individual actions from specific actors — was obtained separately from the DNC server.
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We talked to more than 60 restaurant servers about their experiences with sexual harassment from customers, and pulled it together for a project that examined the way servers balance the abusive behavior they endure against their need for tips.
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Cloud computing is often touted for its security benefits: it's assumed that a company that hosts hundreds of servers for customers has superior skills and resources to secure data on those servers than the individual owners of that data.
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After it's connected, it sends data to the company's servers and the app.
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Patter from servers will be stripped down to what feels natural and pragmatic.
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It has also failed to take appropriate steps to restrict access to servers.
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WATTERS: There was an attempt for the Russians to hack the RNC servers.
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Cars, servers, microchips, it just depends when your personal technology stack runs out.
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Three servers belonging to Mindbody were discovered by security researcher Bob Diachenko, Hacker.
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In a tweet this morning, Wikileaks denied that their servers had been compromised.
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Facebook says the uploaded images are deleted from its servers within seven days.
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Increasing the minimum wage, therefore, would help to protect servers against sexual harassment.
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Plus, many restaurants offer servers free or discounted meals while they're on shift.
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With the YubiHSM, the company also offers a security module for protecting servers.
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To prevent misuse, Apple pulled the plug on Group FaceTime on its servers.
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There are no downloads as the games themselves exist on Google cloud servers.
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Not everyone needs to run TensorFlow on hundreds, let alone thousands, of servers.
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Then the team switched to giving individual servers their own FPGAs (Version 1).
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It means that anyone can download WooCommerce and host it on their servers.
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Cendyn routinely repurposes computer servers -- like the one used by the Trump Organization.
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Instead, Apple says the service will download groups of articles from its servers.
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Sure, a hacker can't simply hack Apple's servers and download your iCloud data.
|
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Bungie however, will still be in charge of maintaining Destiny 2's servers.
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Why did a private security consultant, rather than the FBI, examine its servers?
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AND WE'VE GAINED SHARE IN SERVERS OVERALL ESPECIALLY IN DENSITY, OPTIMIZE AND RACK.
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In December it reached a deal with Google to put servers in Cuba.
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That was done, Kwon wrote, on three servers running on a gigabit LAN.
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Twitter currently does not have an office or maintain any servers in Russia.
|
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The NY Times reported that the data still exists, unprotected, on Cambridge servers.
|
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To satisfy Chinese regulators the unit will store their data on local servers.
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The following year, the hacker breached the company and wiped its servers again.
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It previously only fully supported container deployments on bare metal servers and AWS.
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Google has a whole host of things I've said saved to its servers.
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If the DNS leak test reveals two servers, you’re leaking data.
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Last week, a security researcher found three FitMetrix unprotected servers leaking customer data.
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He woke up with all the servers destroyed and couldn't remember doing it.
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Servers in aprons fork out spicy salads from rows of red plastic bowls.
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Supermicro, the U.S.-based company that assembles the affected servers, dominates the industry.
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It turns out the selfies users uploaded were stored unprotected on Twinning's servers.
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It's called serverless because you don't have to worry about the underlying servers.
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There are bugs to fix and users to support and servers to upgrade.
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"The company's servers underwent a powerful hacking attack," the company said on Twitter.
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It takes a bunch of servers running Intel chips to make it work.
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Female servers may tolerate inappropriate behaviour by customers just to earn a living.
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But how easy can it be to gain access to the WhatsApp servers?
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Boring servers may be a better bet than burgers, according to Sunrise Brokers.
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Reminiz streams live channels on its servers directly, scans images and adds tags.
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With the help of cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, the DNC cleaned up its servers.
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Also, despite media reports - no data was accessed from any of our servers.
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Two Kelihos-linked servers seized in Luxembourg showed frequent logins to Levashov's mail.
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Pebble watches, like lots of smart devices, rely on cloud servers to work.
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The list contains the names of 2,212 servers supposedly compromised by the hackers.
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In addition to those new servers, Scaleway is launching hot snapshots in beta.
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It's an increasingly urgent issue as cloud networks spread data across international servers.
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According to Facebook, Cambridge Analytica is cooperating and offering access to their servers.
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Bloomberg notes that approximately 90 percent of servers and laptops have Intel chips.
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McKinnon explained that developers typically communicate with Linux servers via the SSH protocol.
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Most of the content on Plex servers doesn't come from legally ripped DVDs.
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We accept requests from users for removing all their data from our servers.
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China reportedly infiltrated Apple and other US companies using 'spy' chips on servers
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No wonder any other hacker could easily get access to the DNC's servers.
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Sticking with dedicated servers ensures you'll always know where your data is going.
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It's commonly used to build JS-based web servers in place of PHP.
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Super Micro, a maker of computer servers, denied the claims in both articles.
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For others, the attackers steal administrative credentials in order to access critical servers.
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It has not confirmed whether or not these testing lab servers were compromised.
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And those updates will have to go out to servers and devices individually.
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These servers sit in the basement of the VIT center in Verden, Germany.
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All other images and servers will stop being supported on 12/31/2017
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"It should be sitting there on the servers," Fishelson said in an email.
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Yes, this means all your data will remain stored somewhere on Facebook's servers.
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It's a surprise they don't toss in a question about private email servers.
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These apps can have an effect similar to DDoS attacks on our servers.
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IT wasn't buying a bunch of extra servers for a one-day event.
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This VPN has over 750 VPN servers in over 49.993+ different countries worldwide.
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The victims' servers are not actually breached, just sent an overwhelming traffic jam.
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Its servers almost immediately crashed, initially due to Amazon Web Services performance issues.
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The data collected is shipped off to cloud servers to crunch through it.
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If the DNS leak test reveals two servers, then you have a leak.
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A GPRS module transmits the data to IndiaSpend's servers using a 2G connection.
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"In the cloud you can provision thousands of servers in minutes," he said.
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Because Botify can crawl so fast that it sometimes stresses a site's servers.
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Also, despite media reports, no data was accessed from any of our servers.
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There are servers to rent, bandwidth to pay for, and salaries to pay.
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"I guess I like him like that," one of the courteous servers mused.
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Google said about 75 percent of requests to its servers used encrypted connections.
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Servers wear gingham shirts, standard attire in restaurants broadcasting their affection for farms.
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Intel's chips for data center servers are being pulled along for the ride.
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But Motherboard confirmed that the hacker does indeed have access to its servers.
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Servers can be configured to ignore repeated requests from a single remote computer.
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Basically, too many unofficial apps were putting undue stress on the game's servers.
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The Avalanche family included banking Trojans and ransomware using the same command servers.
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One way they make money is by adding on other products and servers.
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Servers, with a finger poised over lips, signaled everyone to eat in silence.
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He hit the soup kitchens on Dowling, and the servers shook their heads.
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Website administrators were jailed and their servers seized, never to come back online.
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Some servers simply aren't as popular and, as such, have lower wait times.
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And some executives see various tasks best suited for the company's own servers.
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Beware: Deactivating your Facebook account does not delete your information from Facebook's servers.
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Familiarity with web servers and HTML would be helpful but is not necessary.
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Denial-of-service attacks flood servers with so much traffic that they crash.
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The servers are cheerful and, it seems, not yet hardened to restaurant life.
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Around the world, billions of email accounts were shuttered and servers shut down.
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When the servers say the dishes are served family style, they mean it.
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There was a time when those systems were typically laptops, desktops and servers.
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Behind the marble bar, three hip servers clad in blue aprons kept vigil.
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Facebook says it would take too much effort to retrieve from its servers.
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"No wonder [...] any other hacker could easily get access to the DNC's servers."
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Other servers came by, offering fried prawns, mackerel and squid with various curries.
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However, the biggest advantage of hijacked servers is to use in other attacks.
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On July 1, over 13 years after launching, PlanetSide closed its servers forever.
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Interfax said on Twitter that due to a cyberattack its servers are down.
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A bit over two years ago, Russian intelligence officers broke into DNC servers.
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He added that the authorities could already legally seize servers under previous legislation.
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The people running stealth servers were charging monthly or weekly subscriptions for access.
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Some of the servers and managers and kitchen people came to the funeral.
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All of the infrastructure behind eMusic's services now live on TriPlay's cloud servers.
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There was all these ... A lot of the energy around all their servers.
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At a bad Chinese restaurant with shitty service, the servers are so miserable.
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If Google servers were sentient, hers would be pleasantly surprised by the politeness.
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Gracious servers in suits remove domed lids from silver platters with dramatic flair.
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Servers don't always know they can't use the same knife for different foods.
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It has geographically diverse servers, a dedicated IP, and a strong privacy policy.
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There is a fake new story circulating that WikiLeaks servers have been hacked.
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Before we closed, the servers were taking it more seriously than the customers.
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I usually speak Thai in the hope that servers will take me seriously.
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Grape pickers, wine bottlers and tasting room servers cannot easily take extended breaks.
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Read more: Military revenge porn is thriving on anonymous servers and image boards.
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Experienced servers accept that flirting is sometimes part of securing a good tip.
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In the meantime, start sending your résumé out — but avoid corporate servers, please!
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The evening began with the servers paraded across the stage, two by two.
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"Other servers, bartenders, they literally have no idea what's going on," he said.
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That joint venture works on applications such as integrating the chips with servers.
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" • Food servers vying to be fame-adjacent are a running gag on "Atlanta.
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Also familiar to Mr. Stulman's regulars will be the style of the servers.
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The company concluded that its computers had been hacked, and replaced its servers.
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And the chefs and servers seem to take genuine pleasure in satisfying patrons.
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I was hopping around proxy servers on Chrome without any drops in speed.
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Additionally, while generally easy to use, the Obfuscated Servers option isn't really explained.
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You'll learn to analyze and exploit target systems like servers, networks, and websites.
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Guests order from two separate servers, one for food and one for weed.
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Scaleway also offers bare metal cloud instances as an alternative to dedicated servers.
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When you use VPN software, your device connects to a VPN provider's servers.
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You'll remove data from the device itself, but not from the company's servers.
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In 2016, he found Mexico's entire voter database on AWS servers was leaked.
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Admins have access to private messages, and Slack saves messages on its servers.
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Eugene Joseph Bettinger, did not have the help of altar servers or readers.
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Boss Ginni Rometty keeps talking up artificial intelligence and remote servers and services.
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"ActBlue's systems, servers and donor information is, was and remains secure," she wrote.
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The servers are located in Montreal, Frankfurt, Singapore, London, Atlanta, and Los Angeles.
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The website saw its servers crash for six minutes during the President's speech.
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Trammell: Elliot's ECorp key from the 2017 season is on the key servers.
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And you can see that ARM-powered servers are not just a fad.
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But others in the restaurant industry have argued that eliminating tips hurts servers.
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A law requires data on the country's citizens be stored on Russian servers.
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She then says TikTok transferred that information to two servers in China, bugly.qq.
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"With Amazon we can rely on their servers in those places," he said.
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It also gives a sense of the inventory turnover rate for hijacked servers.
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Access to servers with high capacity network connections may cost up to $15.
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Apps and Instagram can help — but so can local servers, bartenders and retailers.
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Part-time workers like restaurant servers or Uber drivers will feel more consequences.
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We weren't able to verify that this data was stolen from government servers.
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Servers, always welcoming, have become experts at anticipating the meal's ebb and flow.
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BES, or BlackBerry Enterprise Server, allows clients to run their own localized servers.
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Servers will tell you to start with a stick or two of satay.
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I think their feeling would be ... look, you got to protect your servers.
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After all, not only did Clinton use a private email account and store the emails on a series of private servers, she also apparently failed to provide the State Department with all of the work-related emails on those servers.
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It offers access to a wide range of VPN servers spread across 70 locations all across the globe, thereby giving you free rein to visit local and international streaming servers including US Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Hulu, ESPN+, HBO Now, and more.
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California minimum wage is also now $15 an hour as of last week, while state labor laws mandate that servers take home the full wage in addition to tips, unlike in other states where servers typically make a reduced hourly wage.
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They explained that while the company does maintain servers in China, the data stored there is encrypted and the key is kept in the U.S. The servers are kept locally simply to improve the streaming quality of audio and video files.
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The servers, run by fans, effectively got around a problem largely caused by EA and other large game-makers in recent years: The shutdown of servers for old game content, out of interest in ensuring that players upgrade to newer games.
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While the underlying FHIR (aka, fast healthcare interoperability resource) deployed by DeepMind for Streams uses an open API, the contract between the company and the Royal Free Trust funnels connections via DeepMind's own servers, and prohibits connections to other FHIR servers.
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Many technical details, including the command and control servers used in the attacks and the companies renting servers used in social-engineering attacks, match those of a hacking group that government intelligence groups — including Germany's — have long attributed to Russian intelligence.
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In some cases, they had placed command and control servers in data centers run by two of the same companies, Fortunix Networks and Global Layer, that had hosted servers used to trigger Ukraine's 2015 blackout and later the 2017 NotPetya worm.
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Tyson wrote that FaceApp uploads these photos to cloud servers in the United States, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, and that the organization has previously claimed that it deletes photos from its servers within 48 hours of them being uploaded.
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Tyson wrote that FaceApp uploads these photos to cloud servers in the United States, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, and that the organization has previously claimed that it deletes photos from its servers within 2023 hours of them being uploaded.
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Or the court documents from the lawsuit the DNC filed against Russian hackers, which lay bare the extent of the damage it suffered: more than 140 servers decommissioned, all software removed and reinstalled from 180 computers, 11 servers fully rebuilt.
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The digital library is stored on servers using three different technological platforms for security.
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Right now, servers are put in racks so they can be maintained by humans.
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The likes of Apple do not store account information on their servers at all.
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So these hackers, scientists, and students are collecting it to save outside government servers.
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Two servers have called out, so that means I have to bartend and serve.
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That's partially thanks to the need to keep the servers and the environment cool.
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It's not clear how the bust came about nor how the servers were identified.
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The servers were compromised between 2000 and 2010, according to researcher Mustafa Al-Bassam.
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Oh yes, Steve- And blamed it on your ... Yes, blamed it on Cisco servers.
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The company expects stable demand for memory storage from smartphones and servers in 2017.
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Now, it also finds that Clinton&aposs e-mail servers were in fact hacked.
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The servers, which may have been accessible since September, were finally secured on Thursday.
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Zuckerberg replies that if you delete your account, Facebook removes it form its servers.
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Everything works quickly, with the responses from the Apple Music servers coming almost instantaneously.
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Others are accepting users from white supremacist servers which the platform has already closed.
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Currently, remaining white nationalist servers are regrouping and taking measures to avoid future detection.
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Image: HBOSometimes, confidential information leaks online because attention-thirsty hackers broke into your servers.
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But once hatred surfaces, it's comfortable dealing out lifetime bans and deletions of servers.
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Huawei is not the only company with a 7 nanometer chipset designed for servers.
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Cloudflare is the newest arrival, promising DNS servers that are fast, secure, and private.
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Much of those processes count on modified, Nvidia-powered GPU servers, per The Verge.
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Even if Clinton used the State Department email servers, it wouldn't have been foolproof.
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Canadian and Ukrainian authorities shut down GameOver's command servers, knocking each offline in turn.
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The Russians may still be holding onto information they hacked from the RNC servers.
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If deleted, Periscope declined to quantify how long content is stored on Periscope's servers.
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Participating states typically submit their voter files to Crosscheck's servers every year this month.
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What happened to the servers of the Pakistani gentlemen that worked on the DNC?
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Such backdoors could allow the PLA access to anything that appears on those servers.
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Many users utilized "seedboxes"—private servers that constantly uploaded torrents—to maintain their ratio.
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In the beginning we had physical servers, but there was lots of wasted capacity.
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TikTok's servers aren't based in China, only in countries where the app is available.
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Some of those servers are also used by the Pentagon, according to the report.
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In the Ghana case, this laundry list includes Dell produced servers and Intel processors.
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But with tips taken into account, servers are comparably wealthy, restaurant owners have said.
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Players who tried to log in were greeted with a "servers not responding" warning.
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Greene used the cash to pay for computer servers to host his gaming mods.
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Mellanox supplies products that enable databases, servers and computers to connect with each other.
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Efforts include saving the data on independent servers and making it available on websites.
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The "free" file contains many staging programs designed to inject malware into various servers.
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Using IPVanish, I noticed significant speed drops on two different servers for my Chromebook.
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That milestone didn't come without a cost: PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds servers went down this morning.
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At 353 PM, I'm scheduled to meet with one of the brasserie's oldest servers.
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They also hacked Democratic campaign email servers and flooded social media with divisive propaganda.
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About 2300,21 cooks, housekeepers, bellmen and servers walked off the job at 2500 a.m.
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The company was revealed yesterday to be passing listeners' episode requests through proxy servers.
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Amazon said S3 was designed to be able to handle losing a few servers.
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