It uses Z/Yen Group's ChainZy ledgers and in its first year, recorded 8.2 million events, most of them from clinical assessment systems, but also contractual timestamps and index timestamps.
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"The mistake they've made is leaving these timestamps," Hultquist said.
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The most remarkable pattern concerned the timestamps in the data.
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For instance, the U.S. power grid uses timestamps embedded in GPS.
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To use Timestamps, you just tap to share a live video.
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The app looks at timestamps, rejects blurry photos and compares contrast.
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Other details involved translating emoji names, tweaking timestamps and adjusting capitalization.
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The logs also contained geographical information, timestamps and device types, he said.
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This includes everything from bandwidth usage to session information to connection timestamps.
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Their comments include timestamps suggesting there's "CP," or child pornography, at certain moments.
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Interplay tried to prove its development history with things like wiki edit timestamps.
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Some users thought they were missing posts or found the jumbled timestamps confusing.
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It's believed the data goes back to October 2018, according to timestamps found inside.
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Here recent sign-ins on that device are listed with locations, IPs and timestamps.
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The timestamps on the comment data and API data rarely if ever sync perfectly.
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While hopefully these changes make an impact, timestamps alone aren't going to fix it.
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Louv-Jansen wrote a program that checked Facebook every ten minutes and recorded those timestamps.
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Galactic fossils like globular clusters are timestamps pointing back to when the galaxies initially formed.
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Twitter notes the Timestamps feature will be available to anyone – not just professional content publishers.
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Timestamps isn't the first feature Twitter built by watching how people were using its product.
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Timestamps in the files appear to date these servers between six and eight years old.
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It timestamps, uploads to cloud and ARLO work in full collaboration with Police when filing reports.
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These videos can be shared privately between users, and are full of timestamps or disturbing comments.
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According to timestamps for the photos, the images were taken only tenths of a second apart.
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These videos still have comments with timestamps, as well as the ongoing exchange of personal information.
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At first glance, the browsing data doesn't look like much, just a bunch of URLs with timestamps.
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Judging by the timestamps on tweets, the video was restored within around an hour of being removed.
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Lee says he considered adjusting the timestamps, but kept them in as it's part of the story.
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A ring of pedophiles had communicated through the comments to share videos and timestamps with one another.
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Each Story is intended to tell a narrative about your year, so it relies heavily on timestamps.
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But timestamps on the comments and the logs do not match perfectly, likely due to server latency.
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Longhorn appears to follow standard Monday to Friday work patterns, judging by domain registration and other timestamps.
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That includes data such as phone numbers or timestamps, but doesn't include the encrypted content of messages.
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Based on the timestamps in his Twitter thread, he gave up less than an hour into Cats.
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Metadata is typically defined as "data about other data", as in this case: timestamps, location, and profile.
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It does this by changing the timing of the video frame timestamps to balance out the camera velocity.
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As I was typing out the timestamps on here, I realized there's a lot of news this week.
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That feature already provided specific timestamps so that creators know what portion of a video is being claimed.
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In private messages, she linked the video to them, with specific timestamps for Yiannopoulos's pro–child molestation comments.
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The judges were interested in whether the timestamps on Athar's tweets could help pinpoint exactly what happened when.
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The feature, called "Timestamps," is something Twitter says it built in response to existing user behavior on Twitter.
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The update that delivers support for Timestamps is rolling out today on Twitter for Android and iOS, Twitter.
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Some otherwise innocuous videos also had inappropriate comments, including some with timestamps that captured children in compromising positions.
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The transcriptions aren't perfect, but they include timestamps and keywords so users can quickly pinpoint topics within specific episodes.
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The timestamps correspond roughly to the time between when Tumblr went down initially and when service was fully restored.
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Because of this, the timestamps are pivotal to pairing specific comments with the API keys used to submit them.
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The feed is not chronological, timestamps are not included with videos, and hashtags are sorted by popularity, not time.
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In a follow-up email, Factual said it was interested in collecting the user's advertising identifier, latitude/longitude, and timestamps.
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The service can also recognize multiple speakers and adds timestamps so that you can isolate each part of a conversation.
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Broadcasters have also returned to timing segments with a stopwatch, without a more intricate content management system to generate timestamps.
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Others reckon he is somewhere in the eastern parts of the Americas (because of the timestamps on his e-mails).
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The lawsuit claims those timestamps could provide breadcrumbs that could reveal the identities of individual patients, a potential HIPAA violation.
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Some viewers have taken to listing timestamps alongside the title of the dream in the comments themselves for others' ease.
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Judging by timestamps in the stolen database, the earliest accounts date way back to 2006, and come with full passwords.
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Currently, the only indication that these tweets are selected by Twitter's all-knowing mother brain is their out-of-order timestamps.
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The pictures, received through Gizmodo's tip line earlier today, are complete with timestamps and critical annotations added by our brave tipster.
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You can always correct the auto-generated transcript to improve the synthesis, but there's no need to set timestamps, for example.
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It doesn't display anything about its method, although I noticed from some timestamps that it'd been going through my conversation backlog.
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Track the timestamps from start to finish, and you'll see she was at the salon for a good one to two hours.
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Heidi Latsky contributes what she calls "timestamps" that address endurance, persistence and survival, and Elisa King performs a solo to jazz saxophone.
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Within about 10 seconds, based on timestamps from the surveillance video, the shooter's gun appears to jam, and he leaves the building.
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YouTube requires flaggers to document specific timestamps noting where in the video the violence happens, along with written descriptions of that violence.
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I even saw some people trying to piece together the timeline of how it happened with the timestamps on my messages and tweets.
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The pedophiles then commented on the videos, leaving timestamps and details noting when children were in states of undress or in suggestive positions.
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But something was off: the logos weren't from VTV, and the videos' timestamps read 7:58PM — a slot when VTV doesn't broadcast news.
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So Facebook knows your address book, the timestamps and recipients of all your messages — Facebook just can't read the content of your messages.
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This past June, Google and the University of Chicago Medical Center were sued for allegedly failing to scrub timestamps from anonymized medical records.
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And yet, most of that communication is relaying timestamps and trying to describe your own feedback on a moving piece of content. Frame.
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If a user in the EU searches for "latest news," they would simply see links to media outlets' sites alongside some tantalizingly useless timestamps.
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TikTok's rather disorienting lack of timestamps, non-chronological feed, and hidden comments section have mostly kept the app free of those first two miseries.
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Once Dextro has identified the objects or movements, it creates a timeline for when they appear in the footage, providing timestamps and frequency data.
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In this case, though, the difference is that Tesla has a spreadsheet full of numbers and timestamps to back its side of the story.
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The tool, developed by Søren Louv-Jansen, is based on the activity timestamps that Facebook stores on users of its site and Messenger app.
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The hacker provided Motherboard with several sets of data for verification purposes, which appear to date from mid-January judging by the file's timestamps.
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Each request includes timestamps showing when the request was made, so it could be used to establish when a person was present in the room.
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The reposted content in the examples Gizmodo was able to find had their timestamps altered by the glitch to look like they'd been posted recently.
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And the beauty of living in the internet age and reporting and writing narrative nonfiction today, is that the digital timestamps don't really ever lie.
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What the user didn't seem to understand — along with the 6,000 other people who shared this post — is that timestamps on tweets are user-specific.
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To track an individual comment back to its source, investigators have had to compare the timestamps on the comments to the logs identifying the uploaders.
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The original FOIA request lodged in June 2017 from the Times requested "IP addresses, timestamps, and comments, among other data" which included web server data.
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A blockchain is a series of blocks that records data in hash functions with timestamps so that the data cannot be changed or tampered with.
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They could not know, he said, how long an ultrasound exam lasted based on the timestamps on the first and last sonograms of a session.
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The biggest change is that anyone filing such a copyright claim will have to enter exact timestamps of the alleged violation, which is intended to prevent copyright holders from flagging entire videos in violation willy-nilly:Just as you would if you receive an automatic claim from our Content ID matching system, you'll now see timestamps in Creator Studio when you get a manual claim.
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With this update, Google is also making Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL generally available with a 99.95 percent SLA, and it's adding commit timestamps to Cloud Spanner.
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According to the hacker, and judging by timestamps on some of the files, some of the data may have been pulled from Cellebrite servers last year.
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Although the video is innocent, the comments below — which include timestamps calling out certain angles in the video and predatory responses to the images — certainly aren't.
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In another demo, we saw a simple search for "beach" and was able to find videos which had scenes from beaches in them, complete with timestamps.
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Some of those interface elements are as broad as notification design, the displaying of message timestamps, and the ability to tag friends and family in photos.
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Instead of assigning chapter and verse numbers for each line of dialogue, the MCU Bible features timestamps where each line can be found in the movie.
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After the upload is done, it takes 15 minutes to publish all your posts with the correct timestamps and convert your Medium drafts to WordPress drafts.
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The video description also includes some timestamps in case there's a specific section you're keen to see, such as spacecraft Soyuz MS-13 or the toilet.
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As the name implies, this is about connecting low-bandwidth devices that only need to send out small data packets like timestamps, GPS coordinates or status updates.
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All the geofilters and timestamps from when you shot a snap can be resurrected, and you can even edit or move old captions, doodles, stickers, and emoji.
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While these methods were already available, creators can now use the timestamps to quickly identify which portions of a video need to be changed and fix them.
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The only problem is that the feature currently relies on timestamps provided by content creators, meaning its usefulness could vary based on how much information people provide.
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Like the Eero and Google Wifi, the Core gives you a clear view of all the devices that have used your network over a given period, including timestamps.
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Twitter is introducing a feature called Timestamps that will allow anyone to tweet a live video or replay that starts at the exact moment they want it to.
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If you download the minidiscs, the tracklists are unorganized so these enterprising fans have made a Google Doc with timestamps to help people sift through all the material.
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But there's every reason to assume they will be — among other things, Instagram recently de-emphasized timestamps on posts by shrinking them and putting them underneath the photo.
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Seeing everything with orderly timestamps felt good and the whole experience seemed like less of a competition to one-up other users with the best twist on a joke.
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The program allowed for the bulk collection of data such as phone numbers and timestamps of calls and texts, but did not collect the actual content of these communications.
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It did this by taking accurate stories of real attacks from several years ago, then posting them as if they were new — hoping that readers wouldn't notice the timestamps.
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"As you make your way through @OurPlanet, here are some moments animal lovers may want to skip," Netflix said on Twitter as it listed specific timestamps in the episodes.
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Insider's Kirsten Acuna estimated Pitt and Aniston's catch-up would have been very brief as, according to the photos' timestamps, "the images were taken only tenths of a second apart."
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Last fall, What Watch released its first watch, which was essentially meant to help you build a digital diary or journal by capturing timestamps with a button on the watch.
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Election officials in Ohio, where the video was taken, quickly pointed out that the timestamps on the receipts shown in the clip made clear that no votes were inaccurately recorded.
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Pratik Sinha, cofounder of Indian fact-checking website Alt News, told BuzzFeed News that fact-checkers, particularly in India, need a way to flag misinformation to specific timestamps within videos.
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If someone hacked her blog recently and attempted to change the timestamps to a previous year, Wayback Machine would still archive the posts according to the date they were actually hacked.
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With patterns of repetitive text and timestamps consistently formatted across the data, it's possible that API submissions and FCC comments can be easily matched with a reasonably high degree of confidence.
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In a step toward addressing these inconsistencies, the internet infrastructure firm Cloudflare will now support a free timekeeping protocol known as Roughtime, which helps synchronize the internet's clocks and validate timestamps.
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The location requests stretch from 2012 up to 2017, with some phones being located in quick succession multiple times over minutes, hours, and days, according to timestamps included in the documents.
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Instead of just listing relevant videos on the search results page, Google will now also highlight the most relevant parts of longer videos, based on timestamps provided by the video creators.
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The videos, some of which generate millions of views, are often accompanied by predatory comments from people sharing the timestamps of when genitals are exposed or when a child does the splits.
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We refer to these as "captures," and to maintain all of the associated information about the HTTP request, the headers, for example, the individual timestamps of each element of a given page.
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The timestamps are on average off by a few hundred milliseconds (two seconds at most), indeed making it difficult to confidently ID the source of a fake comment, based on our experience.
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Amazon has a blockchain product---an IBM competitor, of all things---and Apple is also up to some blockchain shenanigans, with a December patent application on using the blockchain to certify timestamps.
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Videos, like the first episode of King Bach's show Your Best Life, brought up a 404 error, or worse, basic errors, like misspelling Snoop Dogg's name or displaying incorrect timestamps for show durations.
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What's more, they include the IP addresses of the uploaders themselves, as well as timestamps that record, down to the millisecond, precisely when floods of comments came pouring in from any given source.
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Messages are presented to you in much the same way – bolded senders with the subject line and preview of the text that follows; blue dots to indicate unread status; timestamps on the right.
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Amidst other new features, including the ability to place timestamps on files accurate to fractional seconds and a more efficient mechanism to clone files, the new Apple File System (APFS) updates file encryption.
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She let people send it commands—on/off, level of intensity—using Ricochet, a peer-to-peer chat protocol that uses the Tor network to anonymize messages and strips metadata like timestamps or logs.
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While some of the tracks asked for are identified rather quickly, in some cases people have flexed their music head chops in captivating ways that go above and beyond the normal exchange of timestamps.
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The platforms also timestamps exactly when the drivers are working/not working, links that to the insurer, and thus ensures that the drivers have suitable insurance coverage for the work that they are doing.
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And we should note that, though dates and timestamps are listed for the texts, there is a bit uncertainty on precise timings, because it's unclear who is in which time zone at various points.
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Comes back at the end of the weekend, logs back on as the photos of them arriving home go up online and the comments and so on and the timestamps of the photos too.
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In each successful case, the comments were received by the FCC while CQ's API key was in use, with the logs reflecting deviations in the timestamps roughly equivalent to the blink of an eye.
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The design of the BHS online platform, where there are timestamps for particular subjects in the interviews and advanced search functions, will hopefully encourage engagement with these archives that are intended to be heard.
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YouTube creator Matt Watson flagged the problem in a subreddit, noting that he found scores of videos of kids where YouTube users are trading inappropriate comments and identifying timestamps to focus on below the fold.
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But there's still no need to let some app you used once, many years ago, continue to access information like your Instagram username, your photos, all your captions, timestamps of your posts, permalinks and more.
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After the discovery of a network of child predators using the platform's comment sections to share timestamps and screenshots of underage users from implicitly sexual angles, the company disabled comments on almost all videos featuring minors.
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Verge uses five different cryptographic algorithms for mining, switching to a new one for every block, but the attacker figured out a way to fake timestamps of his blocks and mined them all with one algorithm.
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The app was expressly designed to discourage news-sharing — its home feed is non-chronological, and there are no visible timestamps for when a video is posted, making it nearly impossible to understand what happened when.
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From any of these tabs, tap and hold a snap to enable a variety of new interactions: You can edit the snap, adding geofilters and timestamps even if you're far from where and when you took it.
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In their investigation, F.B.I. agents have sought to compare electronic timestamps on classified sources to figure out whether the aides reviewed the sources and then retyped the information into emails that were sent or forwarded to Mrs.
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Starting with the foundation of privacy-preserving tools and techniques, the IP addresses, duration, and timestamps of telehealth sessions could be used to establish a real-time dashboard of medical consults for every state, region, and town.
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As I scroll through my feed, I can see the timestamps: 5003 minutes ago, 56 minutes ago, 2 hours ago, 6 hours ago, 5 hours ago, 2 hours ago, 3 hours ago, 7 hours ago, 2 hours ago.
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Awash in criticism over the discovery of a network of child predators using the platform's comment sections to share timestamps and screenshots of underage users from implicitly sexual angles, the company disabled comments on almost all videos featuring minors.
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Based on the combination of these patterns, the researchers—and presumably the rats—could tell the different trials apart (tracing the signals back to certain sessions in the box, as if they were timestamps) and arrange them in order.
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Tesla also claims Anderson attempted to cover his tracks and wiped his work computer and iPhone before returning them to the company "in a manner intended to prevent them from being restored and manipulated the timestamps," the suit reads.
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There are three types of data we're collecting: The conversation — the exchange between a texter and a crisis counselor, and then a lot of metadata around those conversations (timestamps; the people who were involved: the crisis counselor, the texter).
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The timestamps on the comments as they were received at the FCC show that in many cases multiple comments were filed each second, and the gap between them was relentless: Even at 2am yesterday, the comments were coming in seconds apart.
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Watson said it was easy for him to find videos containing inappropriate/predatory comments, including sexually suggestive emoji and timestamps that appear intended to highlight, shortcut and share the most compromising positions and/or moments in the videos of the minors.
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Messages are presented in the same was as in the default mail client — bolded senders followed by the subject line and preview text; blue dots to indicate unread status; timestamps to the right; plus buttons that are in the same spot.
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Despite having a niche user base, attention detail has been paid here – Chirp even lets you customize the Watch app's user interface by toggling on or off various elements like Images, the Retweet Counter, Like Counter, Retweet & Like Buttons, and Timestamps.
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Slopes is another popular tracking app that renders runs in 3D, provides captures of top speeds and allows users to overlay photos of ski days on the app's map view (photo timestamps will automatically sync up to Slopes tracked routes).
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Then now on the blockchain, when we have it live on the public ledger, which it is today, you're able to see the ingredient — when it was picked, when it hit the store, the timestamps — but also what was the soil health?
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In the suit, Tesla also alleges that Anderson downloaded "hundreds of gigabytes" of proprietary data from his work computer to a personal storage device, and that he then manually hacked the timestamps on files to hide evidence of his acquisition of the information.
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If the Hedera network can achieve consensus on transaction order and timestamps for instances distributed across five continents, and at a volume of hundreds of thousands of transactions per second within a few seconds, then they've surpassed Visa's current network transaction speeds.
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One is timing, as ThreatConnect, another security company, has pointed out in a useful analysis: various timestamps indicate that the Guccifer-branded leaking operation was prompted by the DNC's initial publicity, with preparation starting around 24 hours after CrowdStrike's report came out.
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In addition to the user interaction data, the dataset also includes demographic information like age range, gender, and generalized geographic data, while items in the dataset include title, summary, and key phrases of the news article in question, plus local timestamps, and partial device information.
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Perfect365, Kim Kardashian's selfie-perfecting app of choice; the Weather Live - Local Forecast app (ranked #4 in the weather apps category); and The Coupons App sent latitude and longitude, as well as timestamps for departure and arrival to GPS coordinates, to a Teemo server.
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The background is pitch black, and everyone who joins in the room's conversation is identified first and foremost by their remaining battery percentage, which appears in a white box to the left of their comment; names and timestamps appear in smaller type below each comment.
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The trolling raid lasted for two hours — according to timestamps on posts and an announcement by organizers — with dozens of comments posted per minute in the busiest period, according to page administrators, who could do little but flag the posts to Facebook via automated tools.
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"Ideally, it would help to eliminate any confusion over ownership of a cargo and potentially help to make managing risk more exact if there are accurate timestamps to each part of the trade," said Edward Bell, commodities analyst at Dubai-based lender Emirates NBD PJSC.
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FALLCHILL allows Hidden Cobra to issue commands to a victim's server by dual proxies, which means it can potentially perform actions like retrieving information about all installed disks, accessing files, modifying file or directory timestamps and deleting evidence that it's been on the infected server.
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No need to Worry, Until You Break the Rules Schools have complete visibility into everything students do in class or at home on school devices: web-browsing history, all files ever downloaded, research notes, and emails – with timestamps and often location attached to every activity.
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It began requiring manual copyright claims to include specific timestamps around when the copyrighted content appears so that creators can quickly remove it or replace the audio using YouTube's built-in editing tools, allowing them to keep the video up and maintain their own ads.
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Zakrevska said all of the killings would have already taken place by the time Manafort met his daughter the evening of the 20th, if the texts' timestamps are accurate, and she thought it was unlikely that Andrea actually witnessed Paul Manafort personally directing Kiev police forces.
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Following a brief refresher on Python 2, instructor and professional data scientist Jose Portilla will teach you the basics of Python 3, building upon that knowledge across 24 hours of video content on topics such as Object Oriented Programming, decorators, timestamps, the Jupyter Notebook, and GUI development.
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The only data sent from Lighthouse trackables to the host PC are timestamps at which individual photodiodes on the trackable are hit by sweeping lasers, and samples from the trackable's integrated inertial measurement unit, which together allow establishing the trackable's position and orientation in 3D space.
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In February, YouTube announced that it was suspending comments on most videos that feature minors after it became clear that pedophiles were leaving timestamps to mark where children who were engaging in seemingly innocent behavior like gymnastics could be seen in unintentionally revealing or suggestive positions.
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In addition, the contract calls for Jumpshot to supply the URL string to each site visited, the referring URL, the timestamps down to the millisecond, along with the suspected age and gender of the user, which can inferred based on what sites the person is visiting.
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The company says that often the metadata for stuff like chapter markers can be messy, so (in what seems like an over-engineered solution), it's automatically parsing the timestamps for chapters from the audio itself and surfacing them in the app, allowing you to skip around as you like.
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Since the implicit contract with users would no longer be based on publicly verifiable values like timestamps, a fully algorithmic Twitter would actually just be an experimental Twitter, a service in which the content can be constantly tweaked and manipulated in order to see how users will react.
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Dates and timestamps situate the entries, which are mostly composed of stream-of-consciousness style digressions, in linear time — though even this choice is afforded critical reflection by the artist: 21998/21999/22015 6.35 P.M. writing down the time at which entries are made is as pointless as recreating the floor plan of each hotel room you stayed in while travelling.
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One of the things in the New York Times article, which we didn't really dig into about location, is that in theory, if you have a consistent identifier and that consistent identifier over specific timestamps goes to lots of different places, you could in theory re-identify that anonymized individual because you know where they work and they live and they were at a certain place.
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