wieldy

You can say that software sucks because of poor programmers and poor project management, but the truth is that the code is not sufficiently wieldy.

Many problems in electricity, magnetism, and basic quantum physics would be drastically less wieldy (more unwieldy?) without it.

That said the form factor of type C is a little too small to be wieldy to me.

Sure, beyond a certain size it's too unwieldy, but each user may want to min/max for different values of wieldy(ness?).

Only when all that grows wieldy do you need npm, frameworks and complex trees of dependencies.

You can get a good pan very cheap if you want to try something more wieldy.

That doesn't make it terrible, just makes it significantly less wieldy for formatting-heavy tasks like code, especially the whitespace-sensitive Python.

Not that Occam's razor is a law, but given something already as wieldy as everything, it's probably a prudent application.

A democratically controlled computer system that black and white follows the rules- would likely make this approach to control, less wieldy.

Making them thicker means you're making them heavier and less rigid and full of nothing for 99% of their volume, making the entire laptop less wieldy (as it gets much thicker).

That's a slightly more wieldy way of creating a copy of the array.

The 12 mini turned out not to be meaningfully larger or less wieldy than the 1st gen SE had been, and it's a lot more pleasant to use.

Europeans can build onto our 'enlightened" edentate though this is less wieldy.

The the better UI toolkits slowly start to accumulate all these, grow wieldy, sluggish and get replaced by a "fresh" and "snappy" alternative and the circle continues.

Count the bytes: ["foo","bar",1,"baz","quux"] Vs "/foo/bar/1/baz/quux" It's also less parsing, and for many systems a less wieldy/less errorprone entity to pass around your runtime.

Wieldy enough, that line likely came from the original developer (ACF/WP Engine) [0].