Sentences with phrase «like obfuscation»

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Coins employing obfuscation techniques or advanced cryptography, like Monero and ZCash, have more recently attempted to improve on Bitcoin's privacy model.

Commenters like «Farmer Brian» illustrate how pervasive the party line obfuscations have become.

It's like every time someone with an EC financial / power / tribal interest comments here, they just further confirm the history of control and obfuscation and corruption and abuses that have remained hidden, but are now coming to light.

Sometimes contradictory positions like this are a cynical fudge, a desperate obfuscation borne of political necessity.

Meanwhile, I can not recall a single instance of democratic message discipline that reached anything like the same heights of coordination (or, if you prefer, depths of obfuscation).

It sounds like there were limited other private encounters between the editor and the prime minister then, but there's a bit of obfuscation on both sides.

If the states get to decide on their own what proficiency and college and career readiness looks like state - by - state then many of the same gimmicks and obfuscations we have now about student performance will persist, just alongside a new set of standards and with the illusion of commonality.

Uconnect works smoothly and quickly, but its center screen is full of clutter and obfuscation and red that washes over everything like that one scene in «The Shining.»

FYI the obfuscation techniques mentioned at that URL are useful for packet inspecting ISP's in transit, but not for avoiding the IP filtering done at an end - point like Netflix.

At a minimum, Visa and Mastercard face long - term risks like pricing pressure and «brand obfuscation» as Seattle - based Amazon's influence continues to increase.

Using methods like parody, satire, interventions, and tactical obfuscation, he created fake organizations and corporations (including counterfeiting sites, media hoaxes and fictional characters) through imitating real corporations and political organizations.

In 2017, the building serves as host to a vast internet server farm, but its museum status found renewed life as the location of The Contemporary's site - specific installation: The Ground by New York - and Richmond - based artist Michael Jones McKean, where whiteness, bright lights, theatricality, and obfuscation read more like a New York gallery than a contemporary Baltimore installation.

Like usual, you're up to nothing other than some kind of strangely twisted obfuscation.

And people like you who try to bury the fact in spin and obfuscation, instead of admitting to the fact he lied, are little better.

The sugar industry like too many others has used obfuscation and faux science to obscure the health effects of its product.

Yet it lives on because, like epicycles, obfuscation is always preferred by professors of mathematical physics (teaching equations without mechanisms seems more exciting for students, who want to believe that physics is a replacement for metaphysical religion).

It does not look like good science, it looks like partisan obfuscation, smacking not so much of scepticism but confirmation bias.

Nothing in the graphs you've presented (some tens of thousands of times all over the internet), overcoming all refutation by packing up like a carpetbagger and changing your colors but not your shams, touches more than mere denial of patently obvious observable trends by obfuscation and improper methodology.

The problems I encountered were: (1) obfuscation ensured lawyers were the only conduit into the system (the process is now easy to understand with all of the new services and interactive flowcharts); (2) most of my legal fees where for services that did not require a law degree; (3) the most expensive errors were legal errors and there was no reasonable recourse for recovery; (4) the court administration was unable to handle the volume; (5) simple but essential administrative tasks, like filing documents, required either half a day or $ 100 + for every single filing; (6) Security and privacy are completely ignored, unlike every other profession; (7) there is no incentive, nor is there a governing body to ensure the matter is handled in an ethical, humane, timely manner; (8) lawyers have a monopoly and charge more than the market can bear for personal litigation.

If the text is deemed to be «unambiguous,» then textualism seems to cleanly slice through obfuscation like a scalpel, cutting away all messy questions about how to define and apply broad statutory purpose, legislative history, or judicially crafted substantive canons by instructing the judge to follow the «plain» text.

Considering that IP address obfuscation is their single privacy claim, looks like they're toast.