Sentence examples for you cached from inspiring English sources

If you cached a count value and used it to run a loop without checking that it's still valid, loop errors become more likely.

"They all have webmaster tools, like Google's right to be forgotten," says Higgins. "Google itself can't take things off the website for you, but if information about you has been cached you can request to have it removed from search listings".

Cache: If the webpage you are looking for no longer exists, this syntax will show you a cached version of the webpage.

Once the movie you want to watch is cached, you can make the Netflix bus available for caching another show on a different set.

You can access cached results from any search, so if you're having trouble clicking through to a page, you can access a cache in the same manner.

Then you cache a lot of it in RAM [random access memory] a lot of the intelligence in our software is that caching, where you cache things in RAM, so when you get a hit, you actually serve it out of RAM than off a disk.

Imagine opening theguardian.com on your internet-less commute to work to find content personalised for you, downloaded and cached by the browser ahead of your visit.

If you don't see the blue "Cached" link, you'll probably have to register.

But maybe this is a good time to remind you that I have cached all of those photos you posted of yourself doing Jägerbomb jello shots at that Tri Delt party in 2007.

If you have OST (e.g. cached exchange mailbox): cached exchange mailbox): Export your Rules & Alerts: switching Mail Delivery location below brings risk of rewriting server-side rules.

Microsoft says it has now "retired" the page cited by CyLab (you can see it, cached, here), adding that the codes shown there were meant only to be an example, not a recommendation.