Sentences with phrase «takedowns of»

«Despite the new and enhanced detection capabilities that led to a record - high takedowns of bad apps and malicious developers, we know a few still manage to evade and trick our layers of defense.

Samsung has poked fun at Apple with takedowns of the iPhone X, but that doesn't change the fact that, for many people (including us), Apple's flagship has become the smartphone to beat.

The bloc's executive body, the European Commission today announced a set of «guidelines and principles» aimed at pushing tech platforms to be more pro-active about takedowns of content deemed a problem.

And while speedy social media takedowns of offensive hate speech might enjoy mainstream backing in Germany, it remains to be seen how the law will operate in practice.

It's only a TRO, Tom, but TROs requiring takedowns of web content are (properly) pretty rare.

I've read takedowns of the remarkably poor quality of their work.

These publishers» takedowns of Sterling's videos appear to be clear - cut instances of the DMCA used to censor a YouTuber, but his hands were a bit tied: It would cost a lot of money to litigate and there's always the chance things wouldn't have gone his way.

Fair Use Needs To Be Protected & All Abusers Need To Be Punished (Torrent Freak) For all the stories we hear about copyright takedowns of material that is genuinely fair use, we forget that there are people out there abusing the process too.

Believe it or not, we're aware of more instances where authors accidentally demanded takedowns of authorized copies of their books than of instances where criminals were selling unauthorized versions!

Scribd also uses the digital fingerprint of your Smashwords edition of your book to trigger automated takedowns of previously uploaded unauthorized versions.

The real treats of the blog are Konrath's scathing takedowns of the traditional publishing industry.

Ready to show off crazy glitches, takedowns of dragons, or pulling off various shenanigans dressed in Link's Champions Tunic?

Success vs. selling out debates follow, as do takedowns of corporate exploitation, billionaire bros, mass media, wage - slave labor, the celebrity co-opting of activists, racial strife, pretentious performance art, our viral age and anything else that wanders in to the movie's crosshairs.

Election Year: 1999 Director: Alexander Payne A high - school election for student body president turns into a darkly comic satire on politics and sexuality in one of Alexander Payne's uproarious takedowns of Midwestern values.

Election (Alexander Payne, 1999) A high - school election for student body president turns into a darkly comic satire on politics and sexuality in one of Alexander Payne's uproarious takedowns of Midwestern values.

Cody delights in placing zingers in Marlo's mouth without resorting to the full takedowns of her targets you know she wants to launch into.

The decrease may be a result of recent takedowns of two botnets disarmed by the FBI earlier this year

«What began as a routine narcotics investigation suddenly mushroomed into a huge operation, and one of the biggest takedowns of an MS - 13 leader in the United States,» Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas said at the morning press conference.»

In one of the biggest single day takedowns of the violent MS - 13 gang, 41 alleged gang members were indicted on Long Island in what Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas called a «four - year violence spree.»

She also appears to be a fan of brutal takedowns of top Tories by the acclaimed mashup artists Cassetteboy...

An Atlanta TV station just aired one of the best takedowns of the secretive nature of ALEC we've ever seen:

There are some pretty good takedowns of BOBB out there, and I would suggest taking a look if you are brave enough to have your mindset questioned.

Granted, «Fire and Fury» is juicy as a summer peach, filled with gossipy takedowns of pretty much every boldface name in Trump Land.

And before the takedown of Silk Road, people reportedly swapped bitcoins for countless shady illegal goods, including dime bags of weed, stolen guns, forged documents and possibly even hitman services.

Trend Micro identified Russian - speaking cyber militias as the group behind the Christmas takedown of the Kiev power grid and, more recently, the Kiev airport.

The takedown of Hollywood Presbyterian was achieved using encryption, the same technology used at the enterprise level to protect the data flow between machines with encrypted email and chat apps and data storage.

Incidentally, the always astute Andy Kessler has a trenchant takedown of cryptocurrencies in Monday's Wall Street Journal.

In his witty, 18 - minute takedown of the talent - squandering treadmill that is the traditional public education system, Sir Kenneth Robinson challenges us to «radically rethink» the way we teach our children.

Jill Lepore, a Harvard history professor, wrote a lengthy takedown of Christensen's theory in a New Yorker article last year that accused him of misinterpreting his own case studies, which ranged from steel manufacturers to disk - drive - makers in the 1980s.

Mostly, he's tired of explaining the book is more than just a salacious takedown of HubSpot, the Boston - area startup he joined at age 52 after being laid off from Newsweek.

The takedown of Trump's account on Nov. 2 sparked concerns among Twitter users over how much power employees have over sensitive accounts and whether abuse of their power could lead to international incidents.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff took a star turn on 60 Minutes last night — right after the show's takedown of Allegiant Air (bottom line: don't fly it.)

Hudson River Trading, a huge high - frequency trading firm that is responsible for about 5 % of all US stock trading, filed a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday, and it's a pretty brutal takedown of the proposal.

The court scene reflected the worldwide interest in the Silk Road affair, which included numerous ripped - from - an - action - movie elements, including the FBI's dramatic 2013 takedown of Ulbricht in a San Francisco library.

«The reason the Republican party essentially forgot to celebrate America this year might have been because they were too busy celebrating Donald Trump's claims that he would fix whatever Donald Trump thinks is wrong with America,» Oliver said before launching into a takedown of the «countless awful things» Trump has said over the past year, stirring up any number of controversies throughout his campaign for the White House.

Jonathan Mohan, founder of BitcoinNYC, a volunteer organization based in New York that unites Bitcoin enthusiasts, says the Fed's takedown of Liberty Reserve was downright good for Bitcoin — and that many people in the Bitcoin community see the Liberty takedown as a «benefit» for virtual currencies.

The takedown of three major Dark Web markets by law enforcement officials over the summer has driven many vendors of illegal products to set up their own shops that, in many cases, are not properly configured and are leaking the underlying server's IP address.

And as events, such as the 2016 takedown of Brian Krebs» website, prove, DDoS attacks continue grow, posing big concerns for all businesses and organizations.

David Swensen offers a savage takedown of junk bonds in his book Pioneering Portfolio Management.

Long - time blockchain enthusiasts will remember that the DEA figured prominently in the takedown of Silk Road.

Yoshino's removal followed within a day of a scathing takedown of D'Vorkin in Columbia Journalism Review.

Leonard Peikoff's 1984 «Capitalism vs Socialism» debate is probably the most brilliant takedown of socialism in any debate ever.https: / / t.co / LpmBEcE2Hh pic.twitter.com/KZRWzk 2oMz

His book is not just a memoir of growing up in the Jim Crow era; it's a blistering takedown of white churches, and one of America's greatest theologians, Reinhold Niebuhr - a colossal figure often cited by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr..

His boldest, most rebellious moment comes in a takedown of Christian white supremacy on the song «New Portrait.»

This isn't meant to be a takedown of AiG.

Let the takedown of Rubio begin.

Interested in learning more about Ripple Foods and their takedown of the dairy industry?

The Knights he saw take the Peach Bowl by storm called to mind another upstart from Florida whose postseason takedown of a heavily favored powerhouse he witnessed in person: Miami's upset of No. 1 Nebraska in the 1984 Orange Bowl.

Allegedly, his takedown of Tiger Woods in a February Golf Digest column came after the golfer turned down his dinner invitation.

Their takedown of the Euro power pairing of Stenson and Rose was exactly why they were chosen by Davis Love III to be in that leadoff spot.