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The company said the limitation was a feature, not a bug, for a plug-and-play system designed to be as simple as possible for live recording.
will it interfere with work etc? Getting your nosed pierced is like getting bitten by a bug, for a second it stings, but then afterwards it only feels a little numb.
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The company said it did not know at the time that the software was affected by a bug – for which a fix was available, the watchdog said, adding: "The bug allowed the attacker to bypass access restrictions.
He had mused about his invention as a bug, for the cursor it produced on a screen, but it was a reference to another creature that stuck.
In the meantime, it appears that advancing age is a powerful feature, not a bug, for starting the most successful firms.
But she is also self-involved and even infuriatingly so, and this self-involvement is, I think, a feature, not a bug, for how it conspires to show her drifting through Maycomb.
A bug for you to work on: The program you just built has a slight bug.
Making eye-to-eyelash contact with a bug for the first time is unforgettable.
However, the immaturity of stem cell-derived tissues is more a feature than a bug for Chapin and his colleagues, who study developmental toxicity.
As Mac's numbers creep up to 30% or 40%, cyber-criminals will start asking whether it's better to spend two weeks writing a bug for Windows or just a couple days to write one for Macs.
On iOS 10, there is a "bug," for lack of a better term, that allows repeated, rapid guesses of the passcode if you've changed it within the last minute or so.
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