wrinkles

A makeup ad with a woman's wrinkles and blemishes photoshopped out, instead of adequetly concealed by their product.

As others have mentioned QR code would be cool but maybe hard to accomplish with wrinkles in shirts, etc.

If you buy a bleeding edge machine it will probably have some wrinkles to iron out though.

Ageing of the skin means that it droops, develops wrinkles and lines and can become dry and coarse with uneven skin colouring and broken blood vessels (telangiectasia).

Two wrinkles on this: We found no evidence of the stereotype of a white male preference for East Asian women.

There will be a few wrinkles, as there are local laws that apply to filming pornography.

We've migrated a boatload of content, and it's likely there will be some website wrinkles.

But there are, um, a couple of wrinkles that Newsom wants to iron out.

Ships already beat (most?) other forms of transport on oil-per-tonnage-mile, why not fix the last few wrinkles that make them look bad?

If static typing isn't capable of offering useful help or even just has a few weird wrinkles, then something is very odd.

The implementation wrinkles there are that the hardness params have to be encoded in the digest itself, or otherwise stored alongside it.

Doesn't have to be Photoshop taking out the wrinkles or taking off the inches.

But then once version 0.1 is out the door they start looking at other peoples' itches, discover that there's a bazillion little wrinkles and corner cases that make it hard to evolve a specialized tool into a more general-purpose one-size-fits-all-one, so they just settle for leaving their own tool as it is rather than trying to address all those corner cases to get it to a "version 1.0" level.

I'm quite interested to see how the whole Open Container Project pans out, and I'm pleased by the prospect of it, just hoping they successfully iron out some of the "Docker wrinkles" that have shown over the course of it's lifecycle in the last few years.