Taylor has a rare condition known as misophonia, a neurological "glitch" where certain everyday sounds can trigger rage responses, suicidal impulses, and other intense reactions.
If so, then Phillip Stearns, as one of the best-known glitch artists around, is poised to be the next bad-ass art boy thanks in large part to a Tumblr he started in January 2012 called Year of the Glitch, where he methodically (and painstakingly) posted a picture of a different glitch experiment of his every single day.
You can exploit the clear water glitch where you can see everything very clearly right between the surface of the water to spot the fin gleam easier.
A cheater is a player who takes advantage of glitches in the game, the most common being the Boo-Goalie glitch where Boo disappears into the goalie and the team that made the Boo disappear into the goalie skips the charging phase and can score incredibly cheap goals.
And like a computer program, Cybertopia would experience bugs and glitches where real and virtual objects and landscapes collide.
Apple Music, of course, has been plagued with complaints about its cluttered and unintuitive user interface (which is reportedly being addressed by a redesign) and it has struggled with issues and glitches where it has had caused songs to disappear from users' hard drives, thanks again to its confusing and complex nature.
They'd cemented themselves not only as the hyper-intelligent, (somewhat) humanized K-Pop fans that I'd been looking for, but also as a distorted mirror image to K-Pop's technologicla agenda one that is just as meticulously thought out, but with visual glitches where sparkling perfection usually reigns.
I stumbled across a glitch in the system where, if I held the selector knob between phono and cassette, I was able to record from one cassette deck to the other.
Due to a glitch in the program, where it didn't properly calculate passive activity losses (e.g., those from limited partnership investments), the non-client lost $80,000 in refunds.
