miscues

Ligatures in programming fonts are likely to either misrepresent the meaning of the code, or cause miscues among readers.

There are a number of non-nefarious reasons why you may expect a soccer model to produce some spectacular miscues.

The name causes miscues and carries negative connotations, though, on account of its homonym verb (doxxing).

Instead of one standard overdraft fee, smaller miscues might amount to a few bucks or something.

There were a lot of manufacturing miscues and money that was misspent but that was all baked into the program expectations.

Bush may be based on the outcome of the decisions made by his administration, rather than his southern drawl or verbal miscues?

There's been a bunch of small miscues on the broadcast (weird delays, music coming in too loud and at weird times, etc).

They have very little credibility currently because of past miscues beginning in 2018.

I've had miscues with the hardware buttons as well, but they're much less common.

It's bad typography, a general eyesore, and causes reading miscues.

> cause miscues among readers Surely the readers are reading the code in the font of their choosing.

I'm not saying that it's wrong or bad to 'educate people on their miscues'.

More, the miscues she can observe while awake are all giggle-worthy "Well that makes sense" items.

By writing off the people in SF and Alabama as "zealots," you've closed the door to reasoned debate and to educating them on their miscues.

"There's always a lot written about examples of drastic overruns or miscues or re-dos around ERP," Keisling says.

I'm not sure how writing about my opinion is the same as shutting down discourse > By writing off the people in SF and Alabama as "zealots," you've closed the door to reasoned debate and to educating them on their miscues.