Sentence examples for make it trivial from inspiring English sources

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These bottlenecks in DNS make it trivial to launch DoS attacks against selected targets.

"But to translate the material into some code of your own is to make it trivial.

Standard XML tools (modern libraries all support XPath) make it trivial to discover a Section's ancestry or find all of the other Sections that share an arbitrary ancestor.

Mr. Haney suggested calling the game Trivia Pursuit, but his wife suggested a crucial tweak: adding an L to make it Trivial Pursuit.

It seems self-evident that the current Kansas Register, the Index to Regulations, the K.A.R. Supplement, and the Kansas Administrative Regulations should have APIs, with a common API atop all four, which would make it trivial to present somebody with the current version of a regulation with a single request.

Code submitted there can be merged directly into the Android tree, making it trivial for them to accept good patches.

We've made it trivial to instrument and gather data from applications and much easier for developers to dive through graphs and build their own dashboards.

Git makes it trivial to set-up new code repositories which is perfect for the rapid prototyping and collaboration needed for working on MicroApps with third parties.

New York City has released data of 173m individual taxi trips – but inadvertently made it "trivial" to find the personally identifiable information of every driver in the dataset.

MSP430s have a uniform 16-bit architecture: Both addresses and data are 16 bits wide, which makes it trivial to use any of the general-purpose registers in the CPU for either purpose.