(On the White House's YouTube channel, it's been seen fewer than 90,000 times, minuscule in digital terms).
We are, in digital terms, becoming morbidly obese and businesses and brands asserting their digital persona will only make the condition worse.
In digital terms, skeuomorphs include Microsoft's desktop, files and folders; the envelope that has become near-ubiquitous shorthand for email; and, until it changed tack last year, much of Apple's software iconography and design, including its faux leather-bound calendar.
The implementation of data, both subjective and objective, is in fact crucial to the behavior of the individual whilst navigating the built environment via digital terms.
It's unclear how much Buterin profited from Fenbushi's deals, but as a co-founder of Ethereum he is clearly independently wealthy — in digital terms — although his exact holdings today are unknown.
It is thus against the backdrop of this tension between passivity and activity that we can most productively situate epigenetics' intellectual program of molecularizing the environment in digital terms thus making its impact on living beings measurable, archivable and comparable.
By adding a digital correction term to the output of the digital noise cancellation filter, the first stage parasitic quantization noise due to finite amplifier gain and C-ratio mismatches can be completely removed.
According to Dazed Digital, the term "art hoe" was originally coined by rapper Babeo Baggins, while the art hoe aesthetic and movement was founded and popularized by teen artist and blogger Mars, in collaboration with fellow creator Jam.
I would suggest the more commonly used "digital repositories" term, or perhaps "web accessible third party digital repositories"?
We're addressing the digital in terms of our print graphics.
