Sentence examples for bounty model from inspiring English sources

FameBit has a bounty model which allows brands to post products and services and have YouTube content producers directly build video segments around a company's virtual or actual wares.

Ideally, vulnerabilities are discovered when the vendor learns about them through their own testing or through the help of security researchers operating under a "Coordinated Disclosure" or bug bounty model.

Initially, Geekatoo had a sort of bounty model, where panicked customers with broken computers would post their problem to the Geekatoo site, and a local geek atoo?) would bid their services and the poor frantic soul with the busted gadget would select whichever bid looked the best.

The team came up with the idea for Donay in 2008 because the founders tried to figure out a way to get beyond the "bounty" model and figure out a better way to find developers who could fix bugs in the software they were using in their day jobs.

Focusing on "technical issues and usability challenges," recent USDS projects include incorporating two-factor authentication into IRS identity verification and the Pentagon's bug bounty program, modeled off of similar security initiatives in the private sector.

Nevertheless, Tim O'Reilly, a critic of business-method patents who had posted the $10,000 bounty, decided to split it between the three submitters anyway.This points to a problem in BountyQuest's model: deciding whether a patent-buster deserves the bounty.

First announced amid a slew of updates Zuckerberg offered up in March as the scandal around abuse of user data by the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica was first coming to light, the new bounty program is modeled off of Facebook's attempts to combat hackers with a $1 million bug bounty.

On the other hand, those living near Los Angeles have a bounty of 22 models with which to make a date, including several Lamborghinis, a 2016 Rolls-Royce Wraith, and a full replica of "KITT" (aka the 1989 Knight Industries Two Thousand), which was the modified 1982 Pontiac Trans Am from the classic TV show Knight Rider, and is going for just $174 a day.

He can't resist lifting a model of bounty hunter Boba Fett's ship, Slave I. "You realize the way these models look in reality doesn't always match to how they're presented on screen," Plunkett says, pointing out how the pilot hatch in the back of the ship doesn't exactly align with the cockpit.

Otherwise there wouldn't be three seasons' worth of drama in the life of the crabbers, as opposed to those of top models or bounty hunters.

It's a statement, a sign of playing men at their own game: for Keira Knightley, when she swaps modelling for bounty hunting in Domino; for Moore, with her military buzz-cut in GI Jane.