proliferation

It attempts to paint a proliferation of ad blocking as a measure by users to take back their privacy.

It was more an outline of computer technology enabling an easier proliferation of alternatives to state-provided services.

The proliferation of IoT devices could end up being a disaster if security isn't a primary consideration in their development.

The proliferation of mobile devices and the convergence of mobile and traditional end user operating systems is solving this one.

Have you ever read William Langewiesche's book on nuclear proliferation, _The Atomic Bazaar_?

I sometimes really wonder if the proliferation of underpowered, laggy phones isn't turning into public health problem.

Finally, from a market point of view, there's a weird convergence going on, of which the proliferation of embedded systems is just the vanguard.

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I think the proliferation of web APIs and big data, make software agents more viable.

We should be working to stop the proliferation of these weapons; they have the potential, in the end, to be as dangerous as nuclear weapons.

We continue to face grave security threats like terrorism, cyber-attacks, and nuclear proliferation that our intelligence community must have all the lawful tools it needs to address.

How about his not including the proliferation of the English language through developing India as a flattener, especially as the language adopted by virtually all programming languages?

In the meantime the new features will get developed as non-standard features and you'll have even more proliferation of cruft, "polyfills" and whatever else PPK is complaining about.

We continue to face grave security threats like terrorism, cyber-attacks, and nuclear proliferation that our intelligence community must have all the lawful tools it needs to address." There is nothing new here.

From my observation, when standards are actually under development and look like they will have first class support in the browser, proliferation of stopgap solutions is much lower because people would rather wait for "standard" support of whatever feature they're trying to implement.

Much of what's called "waste" is really just partially-processed fuel, and the only two reasons it isn't viewed that way are, first, proliferation fear and, second, it was convenient for all the major groups involved to spread FUD about the terrible dangers of nuclear waste.