canned

That's alot of valuable time spent on a response that is almost as vague as the canned one liner.

These aren’t perfect and they stay pretty general, but they aren’t canned bullshit responses either.

L4 was deemed too low-level to implement a proper object-capability architecture, so it was canned.

It provides a bunch of canned reports you can run on your repo as well.

So I did, after the phone screens, I was given the canned email 'we cannot extend another interview..'.

Would people engage more with Twitter if they knew there was a small but real chance of getting a non-canned response from celebs?

I mean, if Greece's local canning industry had collapsed they would be buying foreign canned goods and everything (at least on the consumer side) could continue undisturbed.

Random Genius at the Genius Bar in Tucson is about to get canned.

If their rating falls below 4, they are essentially canned by uber.

You can deny camera access; the app gets some canned image.

I do expect him to know if, say, Jony Ive is about to get canned.

I used to have a canned email that I used to reply to recruiters.

Possibly it's a canned answer to "why isn't my staff pick project showing a badge?"

And, he correctly assessed that there was a need for more powerful visualization in between "draw it all from primitives" and "choose from one a handful of canned visualizations." Finally, he executed it in fine form.

"Bar codes on pet food in some European countries enable far-flung consumers to track Thai-exported seafood to its onshore processing facilities, where it was canned or otherwise packaged." I'd be one of those far-flung consumers if I was given the choice?

(Such words come before something is canned, or blows up to make millions I guess.) Can a business really save a lot of money by putting up their employees in "business-ready homes," like a twee Lower East Side room for $55/night that looks like a (very) young woman lives in it?