Sentences with phrase «digital ether»
The phrase "digital ether" is used to describe the vast network of interconnected devices and information in the digital world. It refers to the invisible space in which digital data flows and is stored, similar to how ether in physics was believed to fill all space. Think of it as the virtual realm where everything online exists. Full definition
And, as I finished the good ones, and didn't finish the bad ones, they all eventually fell off my kindle home page and left to become digital Ether and forgotten.
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Sure, it's a bit odd knowing they are out there on the great digital ether and my hands have nothing physical to grasp but as someone who isn't interested in seeing the value of her collection grow, it's not a big concern at the moment.
An analysis of the leaked information found very few accounts belonged to women and that many of those accounts were probably fake, meaning Ashley Madison is essentially a service for men to launch grammatically incorrect pick - up lines and photos of their genitalia into the digital ether, never to be viewed or acknowledged.
If not, it's information in the digital ether.»
It doesn't exist in a vacuum, nor should it linger soulless in the digital ether.
The majority of popular Christian Web sites seems to be lost in the digital ether, with no sense of their own location in religious time and space.
But the majority of popular Christian Web sites seems to be lost in the digital ether, with no sense of their own location in religious time and space.
We will soon be up to our necks in Arsenal transfer rumours and most of them will not be worth the digital ether on which they float.
For a visually - driven film, relegation to small - screen devices seems particularly unfortunate, and there is a tendency for such films to quickly fade into the digital ether.
It does at least feature an intriguing cast of characters and a well - structured plot for genre fans looking for 20 hours to kill, though with so many better options floating around in the digital ether I'm not entirely sure it's worth booting your Wii U back up for.
Once it's emailed, posted, liked, tagged, texted, or otherwise flung out into the digital ether, it's «loose,» gone, no longer under the sender's control.
They must articulate clear goals for the course in writing, lest the whole point of the class drift away into the digital ether.
Another twist on this new mode is that it's only temporary: on December 17th Fortnite's 50 v 50 mode will evaporate into the digital ether.
At Hester, in a tidy group show called «The Grove» (January 10 — February 14), Joshua Nathanson pushed bodies even deeper into the digital ether with alluring paintings filled with clouds of oranges, purples, and peaches.
When it comes to networking, technology has proven rather useful as anyone you need to meet or know is simply a Google search and email away (though your email could fall into the digital ether if you the person you're reaching out doesn't know you).