gewgaws

Our customers are looking for quality formatting at good prices, not lots of rounded corners and other gewgaws.

Jesus, who even has time to sift through this list let alone try all these gewgaws.

Get this off of ycombinator - it's news for startups and hacking, not gewgaws.

Most of the global population of humans have more pressing needs than acquiring the latest gewgaws that can upstage last years models.

You've still got this costumery with all these pieces and gewgaws going on.

I got a little N100 machine back in December and have been having tons of fun hosting little docker gewgaws.

Both companies (and many other manufacturers) are shipping tens of millions of extremely high precision manufacture and high complexity devices festooned with gewgaws and features.

Adding gewgaws like NaCl and Dash slows down that climb.

All manner of ridiculously expensive gewgaws are priced that way exactly in order to exploit the marginal utility of $30, or $100, or $5000 to millionaires.

There are also mechanical engineers that design trashy gewgaws.

They make widgets and gewgaws, not literally split atoms.

Get depressed, re-evaluate your life, make some positive changes, stop obsessing with accumulating gewgaws, and start helping people - that's the good shit.

It's not a matter of adding "rounding corners and other gewgaws" (which you already have on your site, I might add).

If there is any purpose at all behind our species' longstanding habit of building interesting trinkets and gewgaws, "more work with less effort" is certainly the very soul of that purpose.

For hobby widgets and gewgaws you can absolutely make an "approximate object" in Blender, spit out an STL and bounce it to your 3D printer and probably maybe have it work.

I administered a VBulletin forum, and naturally, we installed all sorts of gewgaws onto it, including an "arcade" where people could play games, share high scores, etc.