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Supercomputers had to become orders of magnitude more powerful to process the mountains of data collected.

For reasons not completely understood, membrane permeability changes with time, due to physical aging, and the rate of permeability change can become orders of magnitude faster in films thinner than one micron.

Since then, botnets and DDoS attacks have become orders of magnitude larger and more destructive.

I feel sorry for all who bear responsibility for this mess because the issues of ensuring privacy, security, and integrity of computer systems has become orders of magnitude more complex over the last decade.

You can imagine a Google Glass app designed specifically for police, fire, EMS etc. Likewise in construction, maintenance, inspection, lots of tasks become orders of magnitude more efficient, when imagined with Glass as the underlying platform.

Presently, with virtually every aspect of our lives and daily business becoming connected and dependent on software in one way or another, the potential destructiveness of software bugs has become orders of magnitude more dramatic than it used to be, say, 20 years ago.

But is just an undeniable fact that for the average member of the public, when it comes to getting information about a private sector company, their task just became orders of magnitude more difficult.

In less than a year, the absurd became the norm, ignorance became a virtue, and lying has sadly become the order of the day.

"Uncertainty has become the order of the day," he said.

Electric cars would become the order of the day.

An unfamiliar word has become the order of the day: austerity.