scarier

Same story here, only these weapons are even scarier because of the fact that they are much more flexible.

Even when the bikers stay in their corner their large number is getting scarier and more creepy.

No more worrying about whether your techie can work on the scarier parts of your project!

Perhaps make the permissions dialog for the background permission scarier so developers have an incentive to use the less privileged permission.

Also, my way of putting it was much scarier, since we have already built lots of radar stations.

I guess it's not really any scarier than 80s-era wire wrap prototyping, at the end of the day.

The stock market is an obvious example (with plenty of bad consequences), but real estate is far scarier, and far more insidious.

Google probably has meaner, scarier lawyers on retainer than the VC firms, anyway.

It would be a much scarier, and far worse world, if they weren't.

I don't think the Meteor proposition is any scarier than getting into Rails, Django, or even Laravel.

Doesn't it sound scarier if the government doesn't hold a monopoly on it?

Another far scarier scenario is that it doesn't matter who is in power.

They said "ok", which was even scarier, because now we had to deliver!

I think many people have this fear of "never going to be as good as the others", but here's the thing -- many people think it, very few admit it, which makes it seem disproportionately scarier.

It's weird -- it doesn't predict any substantial warming at all" or "Joe told me to change X and Y to make the figures look scarier" or "Wait, this bit here is obviously fudged".

Their thinking so far has been "well, let's leave aside the actual security stuff, and focus on getting cyber-weapons - the more cyber-weapons we have, the scarier we'll be and nobody will touch us!" Yeah, maybe that can work against a mid-level country like Iran.