Sentence examples for isolated users from inspiring English sources

In asking what it means to be human, we are prone to think of ourselves as individual, rational minds, and to describe our relationships with and through technology on this basis: as isolated "users" whose agency and freedom are a matter of skills and reasoned options; as task-performers who are existentially threatened by any more efficient agent.

In such case, it is important to support isolating users if they want to work themselves.

Virtual reality is not as portable as augmented reality, and it isolates users from different players.

VM isolates users from the underlying infrastructure and provides flexibility to meet the customized needs of different users.

(In one of the larger ironies of the Internet, social networks can tend to insulate people, and Bytedance's serving up of tailored-content silos has isolated its users rather than connecting them to the larger world).

On Wednesday, the breach exposed vulnerabilities in LinkedIn's data security practices, specifically that the social network did not isolate users' credentials on separate, secure machines and failed to "salt" passwords by appending random characters to them before encoding them.

"We have paused the rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809) for all users as we investigate isolated reports of users missing some files after updating," the company writes on its support site.

However, as a solution for PDL whose users are typically casual and unskilled, SemLinker needs to be in agreement with Rahm's automation proposal and isolate its users from the technical details imposed by the integration workflow.

Since the M.T.A. cannot isolate cellphone users in a separate bus, how about restricting them to the last two rows, or even banning phone use altogether?

The first employed a speaker-styled black box which isolates its users and leaves them eating maggots – all vaguely possible, all very Black Mirror.

Nevertheless, this technique has the drawback of isolating qualified users from the execution of the system.