Cache's building block: six transistors that together hold a single bit.
On a walking tour of the town center, Elliot points out Easton's cache of historic 19th-cenury buildings and pockets of empty storefronts.
"That was fun, " said Mr. Rush, reaching into playwright John Guare's cache.
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Once something has been said electronically, it becomes very hard to unsay it, a fact that political bloggers know well (they are fond of using the Internet Archive and Google's cache to catch surreptitious changes made to websites by embarrassed officials).
The UK's first cache was hidden in December last year and now another eight have been placed.
These are then sent back to the computer in Malawi so that they can be stored in the machine's internet cache.
Supercookies are stored in different places than regular cookies, such as within the Web browser's "cache" of previously visited websites, which is where the Microsoft ones were located.
If it is a concept that is unlikely to ever acquire Total Football's sexy cache, Raymond Verheijen believes periodisation - in essence a less is more approach to training - is important in allowing clubs to protect their key asset - players.
Dunhill says it hasn't yet decided what to do with the objects, but it's likely the cache ultimately will be sold.
After all, there's always Google cache.
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When the K7's on-chip 128KB L1 cache becomes too small, the K7 will call on the 200-MHz EV6 bus developed for Digital's Alpha processors.
Like an 800-cache section of historic U.S. Route-66 in California, the E.
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The Romney campaign looked set to emerge with the largest cache of delegates from Tuesday's voting, including from Ohio after Mr. Santorum failed to qualify for delegates in three congressional districts.
So that's an indication that his cache in the region isn't quite as strong as it has been.
Also in the north, U.S. special forces discovered a large weapons cache just south of Kirkuk.
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The Duron also includes a larger on-chip memory cache than the K6-2, and AMD's Enhanced 3DNow instructions, designed to boost multimedia performance.
Sure, some services can cache data locally for offline use, but that's a feature of HTML5 that has yet to be widely embraced by devs.
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She sang the role of Jasmine in Disney's Aladdin and couldn't resist acquiring a small cache of merchandising (mugs, tree ornaments and the like) when the feature was released.
But unlike YouTube-style Flash video, which fetches streamed bits in a series of requests from a set of servers at the sender's end, Move gets bits from the closest storage cache (similar to technology from Web video giant Akamai) and brings them back to the screen at the best streaming rate based on the network's traffic load.
City churches on Sunday paused to mourn the dead as the city's police commissioner said the two suspects had such a large cache of weapons that they were probably planning other attacks.
Today, 44 U.S. states have passed breach disclosure laws that require companies whose cache of personal information is lost or stolen to publicize the incident, reporting the problem to the affected customers.
Hours after the offensive began Thursday morning in Maysan, Iraq's Defense Ministry said 17 people had been detained, a weapons cache seized in Amara and weapons found near main roads and waterways.
This week, Iraqi state television aired images of an Iraqi general in Basra standing by a seized cache of rockets, which he said could have been supplied only by Iran's army.
He once sailed out to meet Oracle's Larry Ellison, yacht to yacht, in the Mediterranean to deliver a cache of diamonds Ellison had requested.
He cites Harvard University's glass-flower collection at its Museum of Natural History as an inexhaustible cache of ideas, for form, content and sheer brazen originality.
He once sailed out to meet Oracle (nasdaq: ORCL - news - people )'s Larry Ellison, yacht to yacht, in the Mediterranean to deliver a cache of diamonds Ellison had requested.
Gardephe of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled Tuesday that Cache had failed to show that removal of the case from the Supreme Court of the State of New York was appropriate.
The cache of letters apparently features convivial correspondence between MI6 officials and Mousa Kousa, then the head of Libya's intelligence operations.
Cache Inc. et al., case number 1:10-cv-05266, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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