Sentences with phrase «of the flaws found»

Most of the flaws found in previous entries have been removed and the variety in gameplay and weapons is simply immense.

Despite the number of flaws we found, the HD version of Resident Evil 4 is still a worthy title to pick up especially for gamers who can't find the original version on the PS2 or Gamecube.

Not exact matches

They were working under so - called responsible disclosure, where researchers inform affected companies of their findings to give them time to prepare «patches» to repair flaws they have exposed.

The North Korean malware program WannaCry did serious damage to computers around the world last year, but it would have been much worse if not for the rapid discovery of a flaw in the attack found by young British security researcher Marcus Hutchins.

Whether it's a new product or something as benign as a store layout, you don't have to look hard to find examples of (largely white) men at tech companies siloing themselves off to develop The Next Big Thing, only to discover a major, avoidable flaw after the fact.

The Seattle - based cybersecurity firm found major security flaws in industrial models sold by Universal Robots, a division of U.S. technology company Teradyne Inc..

Elza Seregelyi, director of L - SPARK, points out that a «fatal flaw in (a) founding team (is when) founders who are self - aware may successfully get help to overcome a gap or conflict in a certain area, but those who are blindly one - sided (e.g., too technical or lacking domain expertise) or dysfunctional as a team will be unable to execute.»

A hacker found a flaw in Facebook, reported it, eventually (and that's the sticky part) got results and then went for the $ 500 he was owed as part of Facebook's own bug - bounty program.

Comey added that the flaw, which is now believed to have been found by hackers who worked with the FBI, would only work on an iPhone 5c running iOS 9 — a relatively small slice of Apple's total iPhone users who have largely moved on to the bigger iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s lines.

What's so flawed about that way of thinking, Clark says, is that it doesn't leave time or space for the best practices of hiring that are proven to be conducive to finding employees who either become great for their company or stay with the company for the desired amount of time.

«It's not that you audit a bunch of things and find flaws — you've got to be able to explain exactly why,» said Microsoft's Mishra.

Along with Merijn Terheggen and Rice, they started HackerOne in 2012, to run «bug bounty» programs — which reward hackers for finding security flaws — for Starbucks, GM, Uber, the U.S. Department of Defense, and about 1,000 other organizations.

The idea of enlisting outsiders to find vulnerabilities isn't exactly new — Google's (GOOG) «bug bounty» program pays independent researchers who find security flaws in its products.

Encompassing 167 countries, Wednesday's report found that 44.8 percent of the global population resides in flawed democracies.

A group of researchers found design flaws in Samsung's SmartThings that leaves users vulnerable, reports Wired.

The flaw in his strategy is revealed through the findings of the Reputation Institute, which conducts an annual survey of consumers» feelings toward brands.

In April, Adobe issued an emergency update to Flash after security researchers found a flaw that allowed hackers to distribute so - called ransomware to owners of Microsoft Windows personal computers.

Vendors generally do a good job of patching any flaws once they are found, but if the patches are never applied you have left the door wide open for attacks.

When an outside analysis uncovered serious flaws with thousands of home loans, JPMorgan Chase executives found an easy fix.

Rather than looking at the flawed metrics of ROE and P / B, we've found that ROIC and PEBV tend to be better indicators of future performance.

• Bad economic theory: Greenspan's «oops» moment came when he told Congress he found a flaw in his idea that bank executives would never do anything that would hurt the reputations, never mind the survival, of their institutions.

One notable example was the security flaws found in $ 2 billion - worth cryptocurrency IOTA that supports the Internet of Things (IoT) transactions by MIT researchers.

«We are true believers in the power of bracing, candid feedback and the iterative process - reworking, reworking, and reworking again, until a flawed story finds its throughline or a hollow character finds its soul»

However, since other (more recent) versions of Timthumb have had a dangerous flaw, I will of course include the more recent version of the script in future versions of the plugin... except if I find it to be less secure than the version I presently use which was safe because not including any of the dangerous, unuseful features they introduced later on.

For those who want to find the flaws in the foundations of Christianity using many of the references used by contemporary NT scholars,:

Let us know when you find evidence of your position — the atheist flawed logic of absence of evidence does not work with scientific minds.

Currently there are zero flaws found from the most correctly translated copies and there is lots of scientific data that has been extrapolated and studied from the Bible.

We come prejudiced against the possibility of demonstration, and are suspicious even where we find no flaw.

The fact is we just don't buy into the crap you're peddling and until you find some way to convince us otherwise we will continue to expose it's flaws in the hopes of sparing others from falling into your trap or easing the fears of fence sitters.

Yes, our means of finding truth is flawed, so I ask again, HOW DO YOU KNOW?

I am not saying the church can stop a person from making bad decisions, but the church, despite its flaws, can help us grow and find wisdom without so much reliance on the school of hard knocks (an archaic term used often by my father).

It helps manage the disappointment when the cool new group you find yourself with is eventually revealed to be full of flawed and fallible human beings, and it helps to free you from the initial desire to rationalize shitty behavior within a group merely for the sake of identity politics.»

There's plenty of your «flawed and hypocritical nature of all human beings» to be found in Christianity, and even in your God.

Whether you like those facts or not wakes people up in the morning unlike your babbling evidense, which you constantly find to be wrong or at least flawed by educated guesses of existing information.

1225; not sure if you will see this but i have found many of your comments interesting but a few flawed like peter beginning the cath.church.

I don't get it... we re supposed to have a seperation of church and state in our politics yet we find that our political world is constantly guided by flawed religious beliefs... now religious beliefs are creeping into the workplace, at what point would someone possibly be denied a job because a perspective employer finds out that a perspective employees religious beliefs don't follow the employers... sorry guys religion doesn; t belong in politics or the workplace in any way, shape or form.

As such, and since the God of Islam is the same God of Christianity and Judaism (according to the Quran that just been certified), Christianity and Judaism are true religions of God with text that has been corrupted (another reason you find contradictions with science because ordinary humans changed the word of God so you can see the flaws in it).

In Charlotte Simmons, one finds all the features that have made Wolfe one of the greatest contemporary North American novelists: a plot that drives at breakneck speed through a major culture - shaping institution, an array of flawed yet yearning characters tested to the limits of their endurance, and startlingly authentic dialogue.

Bringing much wisdom and scholarship to the task, it finds serious flaws in much of the empirical research that has bolstered the bad dad image.

In the United States of America we have many flaws, but we were founded on the freedom of religion.

The only way I found was observation, thought and science but if you try these you see the intrinsic flaws in each of them and none can lead to any kind of real knowledge.

While critics are sure to point out flaws with the study, the fact remains that Diefendorf's work reflects the findings I have come across in my own informal studies of people who make purity pledges.

The natural person can recognize the glory of nature in spite of natural disasters, pests and disease; the splendor of the cultivated arts, especially music, in spite of art's occasional pomp and pretense; and the radiance of virtuous persons in spite of the flaws we can find in the best of them.

Gustafson, a leading Christian ethicist and former student of Niebuhr's at Yale, uses the occasion to scathingly attack those who have found Niebuhr's typology flawed or dangerously misleading.

I find it disappointing that the author, while doing a fine job of pointing out the shortcomings and weaknesses of post modernism, offers as an alternative the flawed and rightfully declining faith - without - evidence world of organized religion.

Some have heralded the findings as conclusive evidence that Willow's popular philosophy of ministry is fatally flawed.

Some in the Christian blogging and media world point to these findings as evidence of a church model «flaw» / breakdown that applies exclusively to Willow Creek and / or the seeker movement inspired by Willow Creek 30 years ago.

By extension and analogy, the flawed understanding of conscience found in Opinion 385 commits the ACOG to repugnant positions.

The same flawed reasoning led the authors of Dabru Emet to obscure the central theological differences between the two faiths, by asserting that Jews and Christians «worship the same God» and find religious authority «in the same book.»

We would defend Collins on this, since the identification of design in cosmology is not about finding flaws in the functioning of the universe's physics, but about the way the physical laws are established in the first place.