documents

It is predicated on the Bible being true, and the Bible is a collection of documents, many of which are grounded in specific points of both space and time.

It also documents the intents behind the code and thus makes writing new code around it easier.

Well, hopefully they learned something from the NSA documents and are at least encrypting the data they're sending home now.

Private companies used to track ownership with rusty legal documents and paper stock certificates.

With Microsoft in the 90s I couldn't share or read documents if I used a competing OS.

Slate also documents the banks going public, again prior to repealing Glass-Steagall.

Your picture directory might also contain scans of sensitive documents, etc.

On the other hand you have Google Docs hosted on a cloud infrastructure by a company which specializes in searching, indexing, and extracting information from documents.

We're constantly ingesting vast numbers of documents to learn from, tracking millions of interactions with content, computing the interests of millions of users, and making personalized real-time recommendations.

We have enabled over 48 million users to DocuSign more than 209 million documents in 188 countries and 43 languages around the world, while adding 60,000 new users every day.

And other tools -- even similar ones that are supposed to be 'Excel-compatible' like Apple Pages or Google Sheets -- don't really work with many Excel documents 'in the wild'.

That's the only reason I personally use Excel -- because, for various reasons mostly outside of my control, I sometimes have to use documents created in Excel.

Hopefully they learned from the NSA documents and are encrypting the "telemetry" they're sending back now -- though that will just make it that much harder to determine exactly what that "telemetry" contains.