Diss used in a sentence

Diss in a sentence as a verb

The reporting is poor, and people are right to diss it.

If he'd softened it with ' ... but he raises some good points and it's provoked discussion ...' it'd be ok but as it is it's a blowoff and diss.

But one thing I don't understand at all is why they diss the idea of having data integrity.

Its not an affirmation of the supremacy of iOS as a publishing platform or a subtle diss at Android.

Not to diss FB or their achievement, but it certainly felt like an evolution rather than a revolution upon launch.

Not to diss MediaTemple or anything, but both GoDaddy's and their lack of good support and high price points make this match somewhat obvious in my eyes.

Sure, there are brogrammers in the world who are going to diss you or think you're lame for not doing it, but this is on the level of people who would diss you for wearing the wrong brand of shoes, so **** 'em. Same with the linkedin and website stuff: nobody cares unless they're trying to use it as a pathetically ineffective lever against you.

Did he actually have a part in designing all the successful products or was he just a manager and marketer?I don't mean to diss Jobs or imply that he wasn't important, but I don't clearly understand what his role was in Apple's success.

Look, we can bolt training wheels to embedded!This is all fun for sparking creativity, but it always seems like a massive diss to the EE's in the crowd when web devs run around fronting that they are going to disrupt the embedded world with their transpiled bloatware.

It's the difference between scanning a block of data that is stored contiguously, and filtering through an entire table to identify records meeting a criterion which happens to take the form "a <= value <= b".This is not to diss Riak, which is a nice piece of work and does many things that DynamoDB doesn't.