Sentence examples for massive bug from inspiring English sources

After 10 minutes into the flight over the Katrina-ravaged coast, over Waveland, a town a few minutes west of Pass Christian, Mr. Miller announced through his headset that he had picked up a "pretty massive bug".

Last month Apple disclosed and fixed a massive bug in its operating system that left users' information exposed to theft; faith in the cryptocurrency Bitcoin is eroding; and revenues at the retailing giant Target fell 46% on a quarterly basis over the Christmas season last year, all because of security breaches.

Though this insect may be one of the biggest on the planet, it's not the only massive bug around.

Countless club nights have fallen by the wayside through trends and hard times, but Bugged Out has thrived, and their massive Bugged Out Weekender continues to smash it, year in, year out.

So has the world been caught by a massive Y2K bug con?

This bill is slated to hit the president's desk and be signed on Thursday, complete with a massive showstopper bug.

But with massive encryption bugs like Heartbleed in the mix, it can be tempting to return to an analog world of handwritten notes and in-person visits if you're at all concerned about the security of your information.

(Aside from this parenthetical I'm not even going to talk about the millions of dollars' worth of currency that has been stolen or outright lost because of bugs and/or insecure code. I'm actually not too concerned about that in the long run. Every new technology is ridden with security flaws early in its lifespan. Think of cryptocurrencies as a technology with massive built-in bug bounties).

Krosnick pointed out that, because of the location of the ride beside Lake Erie and the hot summers, the lights on the ride attract massive "clouds" of bugs.

Personally, I think Collins is worth every penny, and just to see her swanning around in a massive fur, cuddling a small bug-eyed puppy called Mr Tibbs, was a luxury.

Scanning the vast stream of Internet traffic, a suspicious user's web browsing session can be automatically hijacked to install malware that allows the NSA to log every action a user takes on their device, or even activate cameras and microphones, transforming smartphones and laptops into remotely operated bugs on a massive scale.