The IDFA, a marker used by mobile advertisers, is a way to uniquely identify a device until the point that the user chooses to reset the identifier – something then serves as the mobile equivalent to clearing a web browser's cookies.
If a startup company matures and is able to achieve some level of success, we sometimes begin to hear from the founders about how they changed course along the way, either through a slight tweak, massive reset, or something inbetween.
But what this example makes clear is that Clinton (who would, that speech aside, go on to be impeached) had something to reset to: a broadly popular agenda, driven by a broadly popular and effective President.
Apple fans hoping Cupertino's reality distortion field was going to do magical things to the battery life of its forthcoming Apple Watch had better reset their expectations to something far more average: the wrist computer will likely need charging daily according to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Which is to say the new order represents an opportunity for Trump to reset the national conversation, something he did to great effect during his insurgent presidential campaign.
NBC Universal argues that its dividend should be reset at a higher rate, something closer to 30percentt, which would increase the annual dividend to more than $100 million a year from about $33 million.
Every nine weeks they press reset and offer a child something different if they need it, explains Bailey, adding that they make sure students go at the right pace through lots of assessment, with daily discussions and weekly mocks leading up to exams.
"He needs to do something dramatic to reset the atmosphere and in a dramatic way demonstrate that he is very serious about finding bipartisan solutions," said David Boren, a former senator who now serves as the president of the University of Oklahoma and as a co-chairman of the president's intelligence advisory board.
The government's hope, therefore, is to reset the security narrative to something closer to reality.
