KS: So, unplugging remains ... Unplugging is a great way to do it.
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No plugging and unplugging (and plugging and unplugging again) as you clean different rooms.
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"Unplugging is a good thing," Oakley said in a statement.
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It found that both groups have plenty of trouble unplugging.
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So how can technology users stay secure without completely unplugging?
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Unplugging from social media will be good for you, too.
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But unplugging occasionally can also be healthy for the soul.
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I've actually found that unplugging helps clarify my reporting instincts.
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But visions of total unplugging also seem a bit grotesque.
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Today is the National Day of Unplugging, I just got a notification about it I will only participate in the National Day of Unplugging this weekend if I can live tweet the whole experience.
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FEMA recommends unplugging all appliances and electronics before a potential flood.
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The topic of discussion: unplugging in the age of technology obsession.
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This year's theme, Reverie, stresses "unplugging" from the world around us.
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Unplugging after you clock out of work has become increasingly difficult.
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Very last question, quick question, I can see Oliver's not unplugging.
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So unplugging everything could really do something to offset that gas need.
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Many responded to the cackling sounds by unplugging their Alexa-enabled devices.
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But that is no excuse for China's habit of unplugging the phone.
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Pretty soon the hospital started calling me to ask about unplugging her.
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Here's every excuse you've ever made for not unplugging on vacation — busted.
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Excerpted from 24/6: The Power of Unplugging One Day a Week.
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"Living 24/6 isn't just about unplugging for 24 hours," Shlain writes.
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Sometimes it took 20 minutes of plugging and unplugging - but it did work.
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Another thing to consider when thinking about unplugging is negativity and harassment online.
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Then turn it off, by either unplugging it or using the power button.
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In the playoffs, with a hot Boston lineup unplugging a frothy Bronx crowd?
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Studies have shown unplugging can improve your job performance and overall life satisfaction.
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Unplugging for a few hours rather than a day may be more realistic.
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Spend time together by unplugging, going on date nights, and meditating with each other.
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"It told me that he was unplugging from the digital world," Mr. Douridas said.
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Since then, the authorities have been unplugging the newspapers' servers, destroying our digital archive.
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Now the powers that be are systematically loosening screws, unplugging gaps, and widening loopholes.
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I love that Miraval puts emphasis on sleeping well and eating well, unplugging and relaxation.
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After unplugging it, wait a few seconds and then plug your Fire Stick back in.
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Don't give yourself (or your partner or spouse) points just for unplugging while you're away.
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Rummans: And just totally unplugging, 'cause we still haven't unplugged from the last three months.
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She testified that she responded by unplugging the router and taking it to her room.
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Despite my best efforts to keep them organized, they'd become tangled, making unplugging a chore.
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Unplugging can add labor on one end, even as it saves labor on the other.
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Unplugging, and taking control over what information is tracked, can alleviate some of these anxieties.
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Few outlets near the desk meant unplugging a lamp to charge my laptop or phone.
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Adapted from 6/224: The Power of Unplugging One Day a Week, by Tiffany Shlain.
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A major new study offers a glimpse of what unplugging might do for your life.
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I think about simply unplugging them, but I am worried someone might plug them back in.
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Casual birding, at best, but it's nonetheless a way of unplugging, if only for fleeting moments.
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And we promise you won't miss much by unplugging for at least an hour a day.
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In our personal lives, goals might include losing weight, exercising regularly or unplugging from mobile devices.
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This isn't just a one-day event; the organization hosts various unplugging events throughout the year.
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Every excuse you've ever made for not unplugging on vacation, destroyed originally appeared on The Muse.
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She compared DP treatment to unplugging a black rubber plug in an old-school utility sink.
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Also, you can't pick it up and move it from room to room without unplugging it.
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You can do this by temporarily turning off your wireless router or unplugging your Ethernet cable.
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In so doing, the company would save money by unplugging the company's two big data centers.
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Part of an advance plan is telling friends and colleagues that you're unplugging for 24 hours.
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Unplugging from the relentless chug of breaking news for a week or so can be rejuvenating.
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Because unplugging and re-plugging devices can be tedious and difficult, Ms. Schmidt recommends smart power strips.
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In the past, it's even considered unplugging from the Internet, hiding, and making its own network.[Reuters]
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You can usually get your iPhone out of headphone mode by simply unplugging or disconnecting your headphones.
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A lone handyman drilled in the front yard of one house before unplugging, as the neighborhood fell silent.
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"We don't believe that unplugging technologies from government agencies will have an effect on policy," Friedman told employees.
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You can't turn off an Apple TV without unplugging it, but you can put it into Sleep Mode.
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So go see it, enjoy it, and don't feel guilty about unplugging and escaping for a couple hours.
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Alanna: And this is actually psychotic but I kind of think of Instagram as like, my "unplugging" platform.
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The BreakSafe cable is perfect for someone that is constantly unplugging their phone while it's charging, I figured.
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But he can't overlook one thing: someone keeps unplugging his phone when he's trying to charge the battery.
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Quit unplugging all the time and just turn off the plugs themselves so they don't take up power.
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Reboot — "a nonprofit that creates vital, resonant, and meaningful Jewish experiences" — is hosting the National Day of Unplugging.
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You can clear the cache on your PlayStation 4 easily by unplugging the console after a full shutdown.
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She has also started unplugging on Saturdays, and she credits the downtime with making her a better entrepreneur.
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Every week, I look forward to unplugging, connecting with friends and family IRL, and checking in with myself.
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But why, in the age of "unplugging," are we even bothering with TV, a medium long declared dead?
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In an ideal world, we'd all solve this problem by unplugging early and getting a good night's sleep.
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Our hyperactive culture is starting to acknowledge the importance of getting enough sleep and unplugging from our devices.
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I've found myself in the same situation, locked in a constant battle between unplugging and plugging back in.
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If your Apple TV is in Sleep Mode, try unplugging it and plugging it back in to wake it.
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The value of unplugging in the age of distraction Cognitive psychologists have also identified something called the Pollyanna Principle.
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If we thought unplugging from the landline phone was big, retailers are now touting cordless fuel-cell-based products.
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You're basically unplugging everything that makes up your system, swapping out the main board, then plugging everything in again.
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It's also ideal for use when traveling, as it makes plugging and unplugging the MagSafe cord quicker and easier.
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NOTE: if your TV has physical input buttons, unplugging the box *might* activate those buttons again on the set.
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Manually unplugging devices is the cheapest way to handle "vampires," but requires you to stay on top of it.
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Sources close to Tyga tell TMZ ... when he wrapped up, the Cash Cash guys began unplugging S.B.'s gear.
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For $59.99, ResetPlug makes the plugging and unplugging automatic, so now all I'll be left with is the worry.
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Tech Fix The summer travel season will soon be upon us, with notions of escape, unplugging and faraway lands.
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But giving Kepler a chance would mean unplugging one of the youngsters ahead of him, or Mauer, or Park.
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On March 6, National Day of Unplugging, pause your Hinge account for 24 hours, starting at 4 p.m. EST.
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Though even that expectation already may be passé as concerns around unplugging and embracing our down time take root.
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"Just heard they're unplugging me/ And it's your birthday/ Jade I'm missing your birthday/ Baby girl, I'm sorry," he says.
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Alexa seemed to start laughing without being prompted to wake, and affected users responded by unplugging their Alexa-enabled devices.
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If you're scrolling through your feeds with a sense of dread and envy, perhaps unplugging could be just the thing.
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Finding and cultivating that kind of quiet online is difficult and worthwhile, although it's not the same as just unplugging.
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He moves towards the wires, and with all of his strength, yanks on the cords, unplugging them all at once.
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Most importantly, scheduling lets you, and others, know when you'll be working, spending time with your kids, exercising or unplugging.
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However, unplugging is becoming increasingly important as we become more and more addicted to our phones and to social media.
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Finally, Jackson (Jesse Williams) cleverly de-escalates the standoff by unplugging the heart monitor, convincing Gary that Derek is dead.
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You can restart an Apple TV in three ways: through a remote shortcut, through the Settings app, or by unplugging it.
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Following the midseason announcement, Washington took to Instagram and declared that she was unplugging from social media for the time being.
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Studies show that unplugging from all electronics for an hour or more before going to bed provides a better night's sleep.
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And over half of those who plan on unplugging during vacation aren't able to, according to an Intel digital behavior study.
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A friend of mine ran around the room, surreptitiously unplugging a few of the lamps that were serving as mood lighting.
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But iPhone owners should still follow previously suggested guidelines, like unplugging your device and avoiding getting any moisture into the product.
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Unplugging a server to physically move it (again, entirely pointless) would only lead to potential data loss in the machine's memory.
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On Friday, March 10, billionaire Richard Branson joined thousands of people around the world to celebrate the National Day of Unplugging.
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Smarter Living: Unplugging your DVR, or trading it in to stream with apps, is one way to cut your electric bill.
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Social media, the 24-hour news cycle and all the other things that keep us from ever actually unplugging have real consequences.
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To celebrate National Day of Unplugging, an occasion that's all about detoxing from technology, Hinge is encouraging its users to unplug, too.
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On a slightly less intense note, Radiohead's last album A Moon Shaped Pool made a heartbreaking case for unplugging from the internet.
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I've always found that unplugging my modem and router for about a minute and then restarting the system can improve some slowness.
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Animated by rest, relaxation and unplugging, the Vacation Collection includes five pared-down pieces in calming hues, some with spare floral illustrations.
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As a clinical psychologist, I hope this year's Thanksgiving, we all find a way to give thanks for our blessings by unplugging.
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Along with two regular plugs, this outlet features two USB ports so there's plenty of room to charge two devices without unplugging anything.
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Strangely though, it does appear to store login information, even after powering down and unplugging the unit, which is both good and bad.
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One in three people around the world has trouble unplugging, even when they're aware that it's way healthier to put down their phone.
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In other words, "unplugging" might be a popular idea, but a majority of travelers are not actually relishing time away from their devices.
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Have our brains been rewired because of various inputs from society, and how do people try to unravel that via drugs or unplugging?
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Unplugging from digital devices and notifications when you're relaxing or spending time with others can help you tune into "real life," Wallman says.
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To reduce the number of false positives, security experts recommend first turning off or unplugging all your devices before you start your scan.
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I can't leave my place during the party, and when the evening is over, I'll still be busy unplugging and cleaning up everything.
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According to some reports, Xbox owners using wired internet may be able to sidestep the issue by unplugging the Ethernet cord from their consoles.
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Like many of you, one of life's greatest challenges for me has become unplugging from the noise that consumes so much of our lives.
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More enterprises are unplugging their servers and storage arrays and instead opting to run their workloads on computers that sit in AWS data centers.
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An opening video showed an Apple employee carelessly unplugging an entire data center, at which point everyone's iOS device goes dark and civilization collapses.
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In fact, I found myself unplugging the Show from time to time — which admittedly is counterproductive to the idea of a hands-off assistant.
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In line with the original system, the two gamepads can be stored on each side of the console, and they're also hardwired — no unplugging.
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Pasternak put her on a five-step routine: getting in her steps, unplugging from technology for an hour, getting sleep, eating healthfully and exercising.
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Unplugging Experts say that taking a break from technology can help keep you calm and less stressed, which might help reduce stress-related eating.
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I love this question because the default solution to "Is unplugging from technology the key to happiness?" has become such a vehement, unwavering yes.
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If you get an alert on unplugging post-sundown, the app maker, you, and probably a lot of other people are breaking the rules.
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Like all countercultures, unplugging will probably start small and meaningful, and end up being sold by the very corporations it set out to rebel against.
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It will be an object with a tightly controlled experience centered on a singular notion of unplugging, as best as someone can unplug in 2019.
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According to Duke Energy, the nation's largest electric power holding company, you can save up to 20% on energy costs by unplugging your energy vampires.
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But, for a lot of people, the biggest post-vacay problem is the thing that makes a vacation so great in the first place: unplugging.
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And the only downside is that you'll still have to spend the next three months playing Russian roulette when it comes to unplugging your gear.
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Unplugging from our digital lives is super necessary at times, considering we're always hooked on our computers, smartphones, and devices whenever we have free time.
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Hillary Clinton once told us we could make it through this election by unplugging from the internet and drowning our sorrows in cute cat GIFs.
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As Rodon waits to rediscover his best version of the pitch, he said, his fastball and changeup have been most responsible for unplugging the opposition.
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Unplugging things like televisions, garage door openers, coffee makers and video game consoles cuts off the power and can save you on your electric bill.
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There's also always the option of unplugging it — if controlling the curtains or lights with your voice isn't quite cool enough to counter your eavesdropping fears.
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Some worried that their routers had been bricked entirely, having tried — and failed — to connect to their own networks after unplugging and power cycling the devices.
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Mal Evans was tasked with unplugging the main AC connection as soon as the first Beatle collapsed from electric shock, but thankfully that was never necessary.
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The hackers gained access to VingSecure's server by unplugging a cable from a computer at a hotel's reception desk, allowing them to see guests' room assignments.
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And the system's latest blunder won't have helped its cause, after it turned out the whole thing can be prevented from working simply by unplugging it.
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Never mind that, according to Upstill, "the more I use it, the better it gets," which is remarkably out of step with that whole unplugging thing.
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Of course, you can argue that talking to a smart assistant isn't unplugging at all, even if it does keep you from looking at a screen.
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Other teams are pulling down signs, unplugging computers, and hauling away boxes of paper—and putting everything back in order on the other side of the airport.
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I want to focus on actually unplugging, so I want to challenge myself to sleep with my phone outside of my room next week — at least once.
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While the problem was still happening, some reported that unplugging from ethernet allowed the console to start up normally since it wasn't making any connection to Live.
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In the famous city of lights, Las Vegas is now running its city utilities on 100 percent renewable energy, and casinos are unplugging from the state utility.
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Unplugging is what any number of treatises will advise you to do, but that isn't exactly helpful: it's more a luxury than a long-term, sustainable strategy.
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Not to mention that turning off lights and unplugging appliances can help you save on another one of those not-so-fun elements of adulthood — utility bills.
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While I'm not a fan of putting stickers on the back of your phone, I'm just tired of plugging and unplugging my phone multiple times a day.
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I spent the next 45 minutes quietly absorbing the contents of the bag with the nurse ensuring I got the last few precious drops before unplugging me.
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DF: Which is great because you're not unplugging a pair of earphones from your Mac to your phone or trying to pair Bluetooth on three different devices.
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If Republicans in the House and Senate start feeling the heat today, he should strongly consider taking the day off, unplugging his phone, and finding somewhere to hide.
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A quick search on YouTube reveals thousands of videos of parents storming into their kids' rooms, unplugging the computers or gaming consoles, and smashing the devices into bits.
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As far as I know, Steve Jobs' mom didn't task him with plugging and unplugging the toaster, which is about the equivalent of the Wall Street Journal's advice.
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If Apple makes this feature a reality, it indicates that the company doesn't support fully unplugging during movies and would rather you continue to obsessively check your phone.
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He has done it, in part, by learning how to conserve his physical and emotional energy — unplugging from the game when necessary, which he did again before Wimbledon.
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Ties Against the advice of his oncologist, my father was unplugging himself, demanding to be released not only from the hospital, but from life as we know it.
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A lot of unplugging-related advice is glib as hell and ignores the fact that there's something to be said about taking time away from a stressful situation.
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Technology is undoubtedly one of the main culprits as to why we're this way, but unplugging isn't exactly an option as it's now inextricable from our daily lives.
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I was a stickler one month during grad school with unplugging everything (after seeing an Oprah episode) and conserving the A/C; my electricity bill was $7.26 that month.
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For some, a self-care practice might mean hiking scenic trails, taking a bath, or unplugging their devices; for me, it's watching old, lo-fi videos of Mister Rogers.
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Typically, unplugging the mouse and plugging it back in would solve it, but it's still an odd problem to have, one I haven't experienced with other mice I've tested.
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Ironically, many of the trends in the digital revolution — like the the unplugging of landlines and the growing reliance on online polling — have made sampling bias in polling worse.
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Russia is to conduct its own test, by temporarily unplugging Kaliningrad from neighboring states, in May this year, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak told reporters in Kaliningrad on Wednesday.
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"With the global economy now in firm recovery, central banks are gradually unplugging life support, a reality bond investors still cannot bear watching," said Societe Generale strategist Ciaran O'Hagan.
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This can mean talking something out with a friend or unplugging from the world to cook yourself a great meal with your own hands instead of ordering take-out.
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She wrote that she had previously been unplugging her June every night, after she heard the initial reports about the ovens turning on in the middle of the night.
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Whether or not you participate in National Unplugging Day, in general, all of us being on technology a little bit less is probably — okay, fine, definitely — a good idea.
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Related: 7 Productivity Tips to Help You Accomplish Your Biggest Goals To start, Oettingen advises unplugging from your devices and getting into a calm and unhurried frame of mind.
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It led to brothers fighting, Nessa screaming, Lucious instructing cameras to capture it all for streaming numbers, and poor Cookie trying to save face, frantically unplugging cords and blocking screens.
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Other good ideas include cleaning off your desk, removing all paperwork, unplugging computers and even baking a batch of cookies right before a showing so that your house smells inviting.
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I started the day by unplugging the charger at around 8:24 and skated into our hotel room at about 9:11 PM at 6 percent on power save mode.
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"I believe technology is a good thing – a great thing – but unplugging can be immensely valuable – especially if you're exploring, collecting or with other people!" she wrote recently on LinkedIn.
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Despite their willingness to lie, millennials are also the most likely to actually fire up their work email while they're supposed to be unplugging, with 74% saying they do so.
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Address this by turning off your internet router at night, shutting down your computer, unplugging your cellphone when it's fully charged and choosing appliances that have low standby power requirements.
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While the confusing back and forth continued to fabricated background noise from a fake club, the Ableton employee gave the DJ tips like unplugging his launchpad, and force quitting his program.
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Balance is important, so unplugging every now and then, or putting down your phone — even if it means missing online articles like this one — is more valuable than you might think.
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Consider After Hours your unplugging Methadone, then, to help ease your eyes off one screen and onto another, slightly less-connected screen (assuming you own a TV, which you probably don't).
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While the idea of unplugging has a certain shine to it for those of us exhausted by our constant connection, an actual lack of access has serious consequences on the community.
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Instead of immediately reaching for melatonin, try unplugging the electronics about an hour before bed, as research has shown that blue light from smartphones and other devices interrupts the sleep cycle.
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She admitted to driving her father to and from the home on the day Michele died and to unplugging electronic devices inside in order to hide any trace of their presence.
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The previous version of the Pentagon's war plan included a classified subset code-named Nitro Zeus, a cyberoperation that called for unplugging Iran's major cities, its power grid and its military.
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We know it's tempting to stay plugged in when you're in a foreign place, but when you consider what you can save by unplugging, the benefits may outweigh the costs, literally.
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Unplugging should enable you to create the kind of sacred time and space you need to think about the important aspects of your life that don't get enough attention day to day.
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While it's easy for us to unplug our routers at the first sign of trouble, most companies have complex server systems where advanced tactics like rebooting and unplugging are often not effective.
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Parents have a problem, too Parents might complain about the amount of time their teens spend on their phones, but they admit they have their own difficulties when it comes to unplugging.
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Fixed had struggled to get cities to accept its submissions, having faced everything from being blocked from cities' ticket websites to agencies simply unplugging their fax machine so Fixed couldn't reach them.
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It is a measure of how thoroughly Amazon's voice assistant has wormed herself into our lives, and into much of the culture beyond, that I never considered unplugging her after the scream.
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And unplugging from social media can mean losing touch with family and friends "in an age when the letter and even the phone call are not used as often," Ms. Matherly said.
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"I had a breakdown unplugging our Halloween lights because they were supposed to be home by then," said one spouse, who requested anonymity out of fear of retribution for her enlisted husband.
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Rediscovering our communal identities will require unplugging from our devices and returning to the local institutions that used to facilitate a "center," like school boards, church soup kitchens, town hall meetings and libraries.
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The use of the iPad's Smart Connector is clever, as you don't have to fuss with plugging in a cable when you need to charge or unplugging it when it's time to leave.
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And as mental health professionals continue to tout the benefits of this kind of unplugging, even simpler techniques like changing the colors you see on your screen could improve our relationship with technology.
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It's not a terrible blow by any account, but it's a little bit inconvenient to have to juggle cables — unplugging the PSVR and then reconnecting your console — when you want those higher contrasts.
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The critical phase was due later this year when Baltic states were set to begin testing unplugging themselves from the Russian grid, but those tests have been postponed and no new date agreed.
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Across a couple of days, we talked about unplugging, records as gateways, the possibility of a self-governing quiet place for listening, the depressingly appeasing quality of algorithmic choices, the stimulation of curiosity.
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The letter added that unplugging and discarding a motherboard containing unwanted code within the scooter isn't an act of circumventing as it doesn't bypass or modify Bird's code — which copyright law says is illegal.
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CNBC Make It has collected seven of those tips below, adding some of the latest research and insights from successful founders to help the busiest leaders better understand the importance of unplugging and recharging.
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Dating app Hinge is participating in "National Day of Unplugging" with a promotion encouraging users turn off the ability to find new dates in order to go out with people they've already matched with.
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Richard St. Branson, a success expert who has interviewed the likes of Bill Gates and Martha Stewart, tells CNBC Make It that unplugging will make you much more likely to reach your professional goals.
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Sources close to Lindsie tell TMZ ... she and her husband are renting a luxury tree house tucked away in a South Carolina forest, spending Christmas Eve unplugging from the world and her father, Todd.
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You get a few seconds of charging before the charge control system kicks in, so plugging in and unplugging about 30 seconds apart builds up enough of a charge for the phone to take over.
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Unplugging it for gaming resulted in even poorer results that brought the time to under an hour (exactly how much depends on how hard you're pushing it) along with a hit to performance to boot.
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If you're worried about Facebook privacy, as I still am, then I advise either unplugging the Portal TV or sliding the cover over the camera and turning off the microphone when you're not using it.
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Several studies have suggested the importance of unplugging and breaking our addictions to our smartphones for our sanity's sake, and it seems Google would like to help us do just that with these new features.
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Now, as we fast approach Eid al-Fitr and the end of the fasting month, I can safely say that this little experiment in unplugging from the endless updates has changed me for the better.
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He asserts that most American industry will easily adjust its schedule to the availability of energy — unplugging when the wind and sun are down regardless of the needs of workers, suppliers, customers and other stakeholders.
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The idea behind the National Day of Unplugging — which began at sundown Friday and concludes at sundown Saturday — is to remind the hyper-connected (you and me) to slow down and consider minimizing screen time.
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But the reminder did prompt me to dial back my critical reflex for a moment—to realize that my rebellion against my meditation app wasn't a simple, open-and-shut example of the superiority of unplugging.
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From here, he starts his apology, "Just heard they're unplugging me/ And it's your birthday/ Jade I'm missing your birthday/ Baby girl, I'm sorry," before the song stops and the third verse of "Castle" plays again.
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One in three people around the world have trouble unplugging, even when they're aware that it's a healthier way to spend a vacation or time away from work, according to a 2017 study from GfK Global.
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Grande joins a growing unplugging movement in which people, whether it is post-breakup or just to feel less dependent on their phone, voluntarily step away from their social media or the internet as a whole.
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Unplugging the HDMI cable immediately kicked Stadia back over to the Chromebook, but I played primarily on the TV, where the additional lag of a Chromebook powering a 4K display could have made playing Doom unpleasant.
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Quickly unplugging and restarting an Amazon Echo can usually jog a nonresponsive or malfunctioning device back to proper working order, while in some cases a full factory reset might be needed to restore to proper function.
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Difficulty unplugging from work, guilt about being out of the office and concerns about their reputation with their boss all factor into the worry many employees face about taking time off, according to a recent report.
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This seems obvious, but experts say that taking time for yourself and unplugging when you're stressed can be a quick trick for relieving burnout, even if that just means a coffee break or a long lunch.
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If two hard resets don&apost fix the issue, Google suggests unplugging the charger, then plugging it back into the outlet and then the computer, and checking to see if the charging indicator light turns on.
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In a fun game of "Would You Rather" for the fashion magazine's YouTube channel, Kardashian West got real about her priorities — choosing to live without air-conditioning and heat rather than unplugging from the World Wide Web.
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She stepped down from her role running the Huffington Post to launch her newest company, Thrive Global, a media start-up focused on spreading the importance of taking care of yourself, getting sleep and unplugging from technology.
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Mophie is the #1 brand in extending your range between charges, and with the launch of "Charge Force", the brand wants to remove incessant plugging and unplugging from your life, too, with a brand new wireless ecosystem.
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It's a fictional companion piece of sorts to nonfiction books about self-reliance like Matthew Crawford's "Shop Class as Soulcraft" or Alexander Langlands's "Craeft," which argue for the emotional benefits of unplugging and working with your hands.
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Levi Felix, who championed the virtues of unplugging from smartphones and other technology and co-founded Digital Detox, which sponsored retreats and camps to help people reconnect in real life, died on Wednesday in Pismo Beach, Calif.
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In short, the dream of just unplugging your laptop from a USB-C dongle, plugging in your iPad, and having all of your screens, hard drives, and accessories work may not be as simple as the ports contend.
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I recently spoke with Ramsey about her path, how digital media has helped her and other content creators "tell our own stories," and why unplugging is a crucial to part of tackling some of society's most challenging conversations.
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If you're not comfortable with the possibility of a stranger listening to an unintentional recording of your most intimate moments, consider saying "goodbye, Google" and either permanently unplugging your Google Home or disabling Google Assistant on your smartphone.
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Sometimes her work is deceptively obvious and practical; Jean Marie River, a town of 70 people near the start of the Mackenzie, saved $9000 a year by unplugging a single soda machine, a story that went semi-viral.
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A quick power reset is usually all that's needed to get an unresponsive Xbox One console working, and with an Xbox One S and X, a reset is as simple as unplugging the console for a few seconds.
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Verdict: It was nice being able to stay in touch with people at the gym without a phone bulging in my pocket, but I'd be happy unplugging for a while and tracking my workout with a noncellular Apple Watch.
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By unplugging the network cable from a hotel receptionist computer, the researchers found they were able to gain full access to the VingCard server, where all the content relevant to the keys is kept, including to whom they are assigned.
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But if your laptop never leaves your side, joining you on business trips and hotel stays where you're constantly plugging and unplugging your computer into strange and different places, then there's a strong case to be made for the upgrade.
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The contradictions aren't always easy to square — the movie might benefit from certain basic details about how, say, Ezras Nashim and Hatzolah function during the unplugging that is part of observing Shabbat — but the movie's upshot is heartening, even inspiring.
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Even without unplugging, Mar-a-Lago is an escape for Trump and often provides an important psychological boost for the President, giving him time to enjoy his favorite pastime -- golf -- at the Trump International Golf Club in neighboring West Palm Beach.
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From May 3 through May 5, 103 Scott, New York — ALICE NEWELL-HANSON During the two and a half years that he lived in Berlin, Stephen Malkmus's biggest musical breakthrough came from unplugging his guitar — and turning on his laptop.
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This is frustrating if you're trying to get organized and push conversations forward, but it's fantastic for unplugging, resting, meditating, and letting your imagination run free...just not too free, because we don't want you to get caught up in paranoia.
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But not having to do the small chore of unplugging my charger from by my bed, wrapping it up, and plugging it in by my desk at work, day in and day out, is just a nice thing to be able to do.
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X-Men, which Moira dubs "the lost decade" she witnessed in her fourth life: I had written previously that House of X felt like Hickman and Larraz unplugging the X-Men and redoing everything we know, and Moira's presence is that conduit.
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Analyzing the reward function and changing the parameters of an experiment is NOT the same as "unplugging" or "shutting down AI." If that were the case, every AI researcher has been "shutting down AI" every time they kill a job on a machine.
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Apple even boasts about the portability of the Macintosh, with the video showing an office worker unplugging the computer and sliding it into a "durable carrying case" the size of small carry-on before taking the entire set-up on a bike ride.
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I love that most of my social media feeds are filled with people passionately advocating for racial justice, but I wouldn't have been able to leave my apartment if I didn't become aggressive with my self-care, and that meant unplugging once in a while.
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The Paradise Island Beach Club in the Bahamas was able to slash its energy costs, saving about a quarter million dollars a year, through measures such as installing air conditioners that turn off when a room is cool enough and unplugging unused refrigerators, she said.
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The unit I was testing, a model that's around two years old, arrived with instructions to let it run for a week without unplugging so that the machine learning algorithms could configure to local conditions and offer a more accurate read on gases and particles.
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The more you have the better, otherwise you'll need to add an HDMI extender, which doesn't always work well, or you'll be back and forth unplugging cables from your TV. HDR sounds like a just buzz word right now, but it's more than that.
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Years after Decimation, House of X (and its companion series Powers of X, out this week) arrives from writer Jonathan Hickman and artist Pepe Larraz as the comic book equivalent of unplugging the X-Men, blowing on the cartridge, and then plugging it back in.
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In this connected age -- where our attention is increasingly held hostage by the glowing pixels of a five-inch screen -- unplugging, taking in the magnificent vistas of our national parks, and reconnecting with the beauty and wonder of the natural world is more important than ever.
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There is, if I am being honest, the distinct possibility that the high energy in the building had more to do with ravenous Knicks fans finally getting to watch their team win and everyone involved unplugging from the rest of the world for a few hours.
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In a tent in the forest for a weekend, acknowledging the Sabbath with a feast of Jew food, and totally fine without texting, 'gramming, or emailing, I came to appreciate Shabbat not only as an ancient Jewish tradition, but as a contemporary, therapeutic practice of being present and unplugging.
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Jahi's case has sparked what Thaddeus Pope, a bioethicist at Mitchell Hamline University School of Law, calls the "Jahi McMath shadow effect": a rise in the number of families, many of them ethnic or racial minorities, going to court to prevent hospitals from unplugging their loved ones from ventilators.
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Use This Summer is meant for slowing down and unplugging, but my travels (somehow) took me around the globe — to Milan and Paris, for the men's fashion shows, the Greek island of Hydra, Copenhagen, Provincetown (the latter three in the name of decompressing) and, finally, back to New York.
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As noted by Motherboard, actually unplugging a server and bringing it in is less useful than providing a total image of it to investigators, because there's lots of potentially useful data that can be extracted from a memory dump that can only be performed while it is still turned on.
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Presumably, your mouse and keyboard console setup will share a screen and desk with your normal computer setup, and being able to switch HDMI inputs with the press of a button is much easier than plugging and unplugging HDMI cables every time you want to switch between console and computer.
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But every day the average American consumer partakes in the slow destruction of the natural world in a multitude of ways, whether it be driving a fossil-fueled car, using a tampon, not unplugging your appliances when you're not using them, or eating produce that was imported from halfway around the world.
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The practice of observing Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath during which work ceases from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday, allows him to spend quality time with his family despite his busy schedule (celebrities like Karlie Kloss and Natalie Portman have also attested to the benefits of unplugging from technology on Shabbat).
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But I think a magazine is very useful for unplugging, and we hear all the time now that people feel, you know, kind of hysterical and listless, and anyone who has teenagers who watches them spend a lot of time on devices will know there is a moment when, physically, you actually need to disconnect.
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Sure there are things in the film you can criticize as unrealistic: instantaneous Kung Fu skills uploaded to your brain, human bodies that can remain effectively inactive for years while hooked into VR and then quickly function in the real world after unplugging, and death in VR resulting in death in the real world.
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Knowing that she didn't get enough sleep on a regular basis, she tried to hack her sleep cycle by unplugging hours before bed and buying a bunch of products aimed at giving people a better night's sleep: a weighted blanket, a special light alarm clock, and even a white, brown, and pink noise machine.
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And while Apple — as it did at points onstage Tuesday — argues that unplugging from our devices and innovating them aren't mutually exclusive, the company appears to have two simultaneous desires: to free us from the shackles of its meticulously designed and seductive technology while also finding new ways to weave its products deeper into our everyday lives.
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That could be a guest plugging in their laptop on an active wired wall port in a conference room, a malicious user unplugging a printer from the port and connecting their laptop for reconnaissance or an engineering group spawning a bunch of virtual machines for testing purposes that do not adhere to security standards, DeCesare gave by way of example.
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Or: He's still got one final scrap of ugly, male, win-at-all-costs competition burning bright inside him that he has to work out by absolutely crushing a load of meek students and jolly women at baking, like I mean he is out here unplugging people's ovens and piping pie jelly into their trifles, he is win-at-all-costs, he is very strongly intimating he has a gun in his car, he is not going home without that trophy.
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