handed

Now it no longer means left-handed, but still means creepy and evil.

The lack of original inspiration and the obvious ham-handed attempt to move people from Facebook just made it fall flat.

And it's not just one off-handed comparison - the article goes on and on about it.

The only thing anyone knows for sure is that Google handed out a demo phone to it's employees last week.

That's Davis' own name for his operating system - he is very religious and takes his TempleOS as handed down from God.

Do you think I would have done something as heavy-handed as compile s-expressions at runtime if it weren't necessary?

It is something I have always wanted but don't want to go at it single handed.

I spent many fond hours dissecting exactly how new-to-Descent2 or new-to-Starcraft me got his ass handed to him this time around.

Having a committee for these things seems heavy handed too.

> Configuration management software like Chef and Puppet is widespread, but feel too heavy handed for image building.

Microsoft was caught red-handed stealing and blames a contractor.

Nobody believes such nonsense about left-handed people any more.

Simple example: "sinister" used to mean left-handed, and by extension, creepy and evil (as was believed by the superstitious in earlier times).

In setting "Do Not Track" to on, Microsoft handed their partners in the advertising industry an excuse to ignore the setting entirely.

> “The jury in this case will be handed a square peg and asked to choose between two round holes,” [U.

> The new filing comes as US District Judge George King was just two days away from holding a hearing > That important line of text published underneath the song's lyrics was "blurred almost beyond legibility" in the copy that Warner/Chappell handed over in discovery.