screws

I'm actually glad they changed the screws; Phillips screws that small strip pretty easily and then you're actually locked out of the device.

Everyone screws up, if you find it, and your willing to own it, they should support you.

What if, when someone screws you over, it's completely legitimate to yell at them and not trust them again?

Google controls enough of the worlds email now that can just turn the screws and capture the whole market.

It does take longer to recover from a crash though, but plastic screws are cheep.

This is ok most of the time, but it screws up with things like MD5 hashes so hard to detect duplicates.

Everyone screws up from time to time, but it takes faulty rationalizations to keep screwing up in the face of criticism.

Linux, well, you can do anything you want but it's on your head if you screw it up (or it screws itself up).

Maybe there's a scenario in which a reverse split screws up the employees.

When a vendor screws up, the level of professionalism that you portray when dealing with the situation says a great deal about yourself.

The number of devices I've had to take apart with ridiculous numbers of screws or blind clips is too high.

A few screws and you can upgrade your device pretty easily.

We call them "shipping screws", because they're in there when the thing ships, but clearly aren't required for proper function.

Every year around burning man time it "notices" that I'm buying supplies for burning man, and starts recommending me things like baby wipes, which are completely unrelated (naively) to things like lag screws, rebar pullers, etc.