Elon Musk has grabbed it, replacing his car company's clunkier TeslaMotors.com.
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The cylindrical shape makes it look way clunkier than it is.
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Meanwhile, poor old Musk had to settle for the clunkier teslamotors.com.
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But what is currently available is much clunkier, if plenty of fun.
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Android was always clunkier, had more glitches and more difficult to use.
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Security features often come at the expense of making products slower or clunkier.
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It was a wider, clunkier thing than the Lightning port iPhones use today.
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The series, which recently released its third season, gets clunkier as it goes along.
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"It was getting clunkier and clunkier to do these joint deals," Musk said, citing a recently signed 20-year contract with the Kaua'i Island Utility Cooperative for a SolarCity solar array and Tesla energy storage facility on the island as an example.
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And customers may prefer navigating through an Apple TV than a clunkier, older Charter user interface.
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First of all, the whole headset is smaller and clunkier than any other headset I've tried.
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The name is clunkier: it's now officially the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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It's one of the clunkier exchanges in the film, too self-satisfied to be entirely believable.
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It's also Bluetooth-, Wi-Fi-, and Alexa-compatible, though it's a little clunkier than the Joule.
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But those breezy one liners sound a lot clunkier coming from Fox than they did Ellen Page.
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It feels a lot clunkier than other VR devicesHow does it stack against the Gear VR, then?
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The virus that causes the disease was also given a new, even clunkier name: SARS-CoV-219.
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You know, as opposed to the clunkier wall mounts that cause your TV to unattractively stick out.
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Despite being very simple, Emoji Poll works exactly as advertised without any of the quirks of clunkier alternatives.
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That yields clunkier platforms they can control, but which offer little scope to add new apps or functionality.
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Borrowing the best feature of Fitbit's clunkier tracker, the Surge, would've been a nice way to do just that.
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Every scene featuring him drags, and he is in too many to ignore, with clunkier dialogue than his fellows.
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Leatherman Skeletool, $70Leatherman's best known for its clunkier, more equipped "Free" and "Wave" models, which they probably already own.
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They don't always activate on the first try and at their best feel clunkier than the normal switches you'd expect.
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It's a bit like a hollow ball, making it more susceptible to the atmosphere's bombardment than a clunkier, heavier satellite.
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And the fingerprint authentication feature proved to be slower and clunkier than just punching in a four-digit PIN code.
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On the mobile web though, it was much clunkier — so it's good news that Paper finally has a dedicated mobile app.
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When Ackerman evokes this clunkier era ruled by DOS, IBM PCs and Soviet bureaucrats clueless about property rights, the story shines.
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Yet such gadgets, even so-called portable models that come with their own cases, are clunkier and more costly than apps.
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Every 88 days, communication is off, thoughts are clunkier, and our internal navigation system seems to have its head in the clouds.
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If people suspect that Messenger is an overloaded channel like email, they may resort to SMS — a clunkier, outdated but low-spam medium.
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The simulacrum Everett handed me seemed maybe a little clunkier, a little less graceful, than the actual Far Niente I had in Denver.
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The Zune, which was clunkier than the iPod and came in black, white, pink, and putrid shit-brown, desperately wanted to be cool.
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That software - usually powered by BlackBerry-owned QNX, Linux or Microsoft – tends to be clunkier than the interface consumers confront on their handsets.
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In fact, rather than a new "conversational" interface, it feels more like a clunkier, buggier version of Google's existing (and generally underrated) search app.
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As with virtually all technology, current prices are a whole lot cheaper than when the first much clunkier version came out a decade ago.
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The dialogue is clunkier and more obvious than it was in the past two films, with jokes than feel like generic action movie quips.
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It's frustratingly linear, uninterested in answering any of the questions asked by its plot, and generally just a little clunkier than you might have hoped.
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The Terra looks a bit clunkier than its sleeker robot vacuum cousins, but that's probably because as an outdoor robot, it'll be exposed to the elements.
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There are also firms such as Bluebird Bio and Sangamo, which are further ahead with drug candidates developed using older, and clunkier, forms of gene-editing.
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Hard not to — gadgets don't get much gadgetier and clunkier than Samsung's first big attempt to figure out why folk might want computers on their wrist.
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While the standalone X-Men Movies app was basically a clunkier, X-centric Instagram, X-Men: Apocalypse has managed to finish what Deadpool's Tinder account started.
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More money is better, of course, but the cost is that the user experience is clunkier without the App Store and that may put some prospective customers.
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Corporations see in them the future of consuming, as generations come of age for whom notions of gender as traditionally constituted seem clunkier than a rotary phone.
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The activity tracking giant gave fashionistas some love in 2016 with the introduction of the Alta, a sleek fitness tracker with sharper style than its other, clunkier offerings.
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Though this process was clunkier and not nearly as frictionless as Amazon&aposs model, Targon said it helped him understand what the customer wanted in their own words.
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While that doesn't make sense at first, since the interface would be far clunkier than just pasting a link into the chat feature, it does make sense for brands.
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The tour is much clunkier outside the game, but the Minecraft experience actually looks pretty cool in that eerie we-definitely-won't-survive-but-these-people-probably-will way.
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Alexa does have the AnyPod skill, which helps with some of these issues, but this makes the command a little clunkier ("Alexa, ask AnyPod to fast-forward two minutes").
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Underworld: Awakening (2012): Directed by series newcomers Måns Mårlind and Björn Stein, this fourth film is an attempt to modernize the Underworld franchise and jettison some of its clunkier elements.
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Some time ago, that wasn't really true: Android was clumsy compared to iOS, with a confusing UI that typically ran on phones that felt a lot clunkier than the iPhone.
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The Good Fight's expanded purview also helps to carry it through its clunkier portions, by providing it with something that all spinoffs need but too few have: a reason to exist.
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Archaeologists analyzed more than 22,21.7 stone tools and found that this sophisticated tool-making technique, called Levallois, began replacing clunkier and more primitive stone tools between 21.07,3213 and 2321,2200 years ago.
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Image: ScreenshotOneDriveOn paper, you'd say Microsoft has caught up to the likes of Dropbox and Google Drive with its OneDrive (previously SkyDrive) offering; in reality, it's still a lot clunkier to use.
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Set opposite Cleveland's flexible and lights-out Andrew Miller, Chapman has seemed like an older and clunkier model of the bullpen ace; he throws hard, sure, but he can be gotten to.
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Dodelson said that dark matter particles can seem clunkier than modified gravity at trying to explain galaxies, where the interaction between regular matter particles plays an important role in the way that they move.
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Not only is Flash content increasingly being phased out for HTML5 — the mightiest blow is widely considered to be YouTube's dropping of Flash in 2015 — but Adobe's standard is simply clunkier and less secure.
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There are glorified IR blaster solutions, but that seems like a step in the wrong direction and even clunkier than the outlet option (even if it means not having to replace my window unit).
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It definitely looks a bit clunkier than a normal wristband, but integrating it straight into another gadget that you're already wearing is a nice idea, as it's one less gadget to keep track of.
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Compared to the clunkier flow of Airbnb, the 6-minute average booking time on Overnight makes it easy to do if you find yourself consumed with wanderlust or suddenly in need of a flop house.
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Yet such was his myth by the late-20th century, even critics often overlooked his clunkier designs, as well as the fact that a proportion of what he did could seem dashed off and superficial.
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But something about Civil War — especially as compared with the much clunkier X-Men: Apocalypse and Batman v Superman — made me realize that Marvel is better at making big-screen TV than just about anybody else.
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Last night I went back to play the original game (which happens to be free on Xbox Live right now), and after a bit of adjusting to the slightly clunkier movement, it holds up very well.
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His goal is to improve range with less weight while taking up less space in the vehicle, mainly through its high-voltage battery, which will have an atypical trapezoid shape instead of a clunkier square block.
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Of course, the iPod Shuffle and Nano didn't have the storage space of the older, clunkier iPods, and the iPod Touch (which is still available) has almost as much storage space as the iPod Classic did.
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Jimmy's actions are a manifestation of the same problem he faces in the episode's cold-open flashback, presenting an encounter with a grifter that could have come straight out of one of Mad Men's clunkier Don flashbacks.
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On the standard Pixel 3, its bezels look oversized and slightly wasteful compared to even 3.03-month old phones like the Galaxy S8, while the bathtub notch and big chin on the Pixel 3 XL appear even clunkier.
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The back shows a dual camera, a flash and a fingerprint sensor, and it looks a bit clunkier than the G6's symmetrical design, but still better (in terms of usability) than Samsung S8's awkwardly positioned fingerprint sensor.
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Sure, the T-Rex feels a little clunkier than she used to, and Jeff Goldblum's black leather lewk is definitely dated, but overall, it's a movie that's as thrilling and fun to watch as the day it was released.
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Mark Morris, an independent tax expert, says the Bahamas has a "disingenuous 'compliant non-compliance' strategy": join the CRS, but choose the clunkier bilateral method and use fabricated confidentiality concerns to share data with as few countries as possible.
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Granted, "Star Wars" has weathered past disappointments -- including the clunkier qualities of George Lucas' second trilogy -- without damaging the franchise, and the emotional investment fans have in a property that's passed from parents to their kids can't be overstated.
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Though the nasal spray will help people who can't (or don't want to) take an IV, the process might be a little clunkier, especially because some of the drug might drift down people's throats and it's harder to control how much someone will get.
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A key difference in the Democrats' options — of involving a third party in the negotiations, even if it's a government body — has been a point of contention, due to concerns about how this added step might make the process clunkier, while also limiting potential price reductions.
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PUBG made its Xbox debut this week through the console's "game preview" program, and while it's clunkier than its PC counterpart, it still offers the same thrilling action — and, at least from a visual perspective, it appears to run better on the One X compared to the original Xbox One.
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On top of that, the Pixel 2 lacks the curvier glass edges of its larger sibling, which when combined with its 16:9 aspect ratio (versus the 18:6.23 screen on the Pixel 2 XL), gives the standard Pixel 2 a clunkier, chunkier appearance that looks dated from day one.
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The researchers described ochre pigment that produced a bright-red color, which could have been used for body painting or other symbolic expression, and tools fashioned from obsidian, a volcanic rock that yields extremely sharp blades, that contrasted with clunkier ones used by earlier species in the human evolutionary lineage.
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The Hero 7 is also undeniably a clunkier user experience than the Hero 8, both in terms of hardware—the need to take off the mounting cage to change batteries or SD cards will never stop being annoying—and in software, the lack of customization in menus means more fiddling to change settings compared to the Hero 8.
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For all its blog posts and full-page newspaper ads and on- and off-the-record sessions with journalists, Facebook has yet to apologize for or even publicly interrogate the "Move Fast and Break Things" ethos that defined the company during its first decade (in 2014, the company changed its mantra to the far clunkier "Move Fast With Stable Infra").
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While that device looked a bit like the Apple Watch — albeit a clunkier version, with less functionality — it set out to be a fitness watch with some smartwatch capabilities: There's a touchscreen for calls and alerts, but with no third-party apps, notifications for sites like Twitter and custom alerts, it falls short of what the Apple Watch can do at only $50 more.
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From kingless bards of yore to Sinatra in his fallow years to "Don't Go Home With Your Heart On"-era Leonard Cohen to poor Deacon Blue dying behind the wheel all the way to The Flaming Stars and Crime And The City Solution and Gallon Drunk and a million other ne'er-do-well lounge rockers with unwieldy band names and even clunkier prospects, the landscape is littered with men and women dressed like noir extras crying their eyes out of at the end of the bar.
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The episode was received positively by critics at the time. Alan Sepinwall, writing for New Jersey's The Star-Ledger, praised the episode, saying that it and the show itself were "dense and layered" and "deserving of deeper analysis". Emily VanDerWerff, writing for The A.V. Club in 2014, was more critical of the episode, writing that the episode was "one of Mad Men's clunkier episodes" but she praised other aspects of the episode, including John Slattery's performance as Roger.
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Initial reviews toward "Some Kind of Bliss" were mixed. Writing for NME in November 1997, Ben Willmott called it "supremely irritating" and stated "Kylie belts out the lyrics like she's reading from an autocue. Any soul is lost in a slurry of bought-in brass and a ropey guitar solo that's be more at home on a Shakin' Stevens record." John Magnan from The Age said while the song was a stand out to the album, it "is actually one of the album's clunkier tracks".
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A critic for Next Generation gave it three out of five stars, assessing that, compared to the Genesis original, it has sharper graphics but clunkier animation and worse control. He praised the game itself for its frantic, challenging onslaught of enemies. GamePros Scary Larry was uneasy at how the two-player mode demands that the two players be in perfect sync with each other, and said that the failure to do so could lead to bitter arguments. He also criticized the undetailed graphics, choppy animation, and limited sound effects, but recommended the game for its challenging, strategic, and overall fun gameplay.
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As such, maneuvering around scenery is clunkier. The short story collection that came with the game, aside from expanding the story of the game itself, also incorporated clues as to what the player needed to do, what enemies would be difficult, and other such context that the player was expected to know before playing. The SNES re-release of Drakkhen didn't come with this supplemental book that was written by Gary Gygax, who had a hand in designing the gameplay and story of the original, as well as many enemies. This exclusion was likely because the game story was entirely rewritten, which nevertheless rendered the SNES version without the context necessary to experience the game the way the developers intended.
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Alan Sepinwall of The Star-Ledger commented: "This episode makes clear that Cavil didn't invent entirely new personalities for his "parents" when he imprisoned them in new bodies. The real version of Ellen is smarter than the one we knew, and maybe more regal, but she's still just as frakked- up, just as trapped in the ring of fire with Saul as she ever was." Michael Saba of Paste Magazine felt the pace of the episode was "a little bit clunkier" compared to previous ones but that "standout performances" from Michael Hogan and Kate Vernon "rounded out" the episode. Maureen Ryan of the Chicago Tribune praised James Callis' performance of "Baltar's altruism and canny strategizing at once" as well as praising Kate Vernon and Tricia Helfer for their performances.
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LA Times' music critic Mark Swed wrote in an article named "New audio player Fiio X3 tops the iPod, and is cheaper too" that it is a better alternative to an iPod and that X3 utilizes that same digital-to-analog converter that is found in much more expensive players, such as Astell & Kern models that are being sold for $699 and $1,299. In his opinion the FiiO X3 may not have A&K;’s sweet and open sound, but it cost $200 as of April, 2013. However, he noted that the X3 is "thicker and clunkier" than an iPod Touch. Steve Guttenberg of CNET in his article "FiiO's nifty $200 portable high- resolution music player is a knockout" wrote that it sounds sweet with MP3s and it is "192kHz/24-bit awesome music player".
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The Commission on Global Governance was an organization co-chaired by Swedish Prime Minister Ingvar Carlsson, and former Commonwealth Secretary-General Shridath Ramphal, that produced a controversial report, Our Global Neighborhood, in 1995.SPEECH BY MINISTER JAN PRONK AT THE WORLD SUMMIT FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT The report was attacked by pro-sovereignty groups for calling for United Nations reforms that would increase its power. It also was criticized by world federalists who disliked the terminology of "global governance", which seemed clunkier than "world federalism." The Commission was established in 1992 with the full support of United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali. The Commission made a standard definition of global governance stating that “Governance is the sum of many ways individuals and institutions, public and private, manage their common affairs.
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Prime Sentinels are equipped with several technological enhancements, superpowers bestowed ranging towards: flight, enhanced physicals, optic lasers and force-blasts as well as being able to dampen or disrupt the powers of mutants around them. On board scanning and homing sensors which enable them to detect the presence of Homo Superior within their vicinity, backed by combat computers which allow them to compensate for surprising events (say, the arrival of police cars) faster than normal humans. Finally, their programming may use the natural personality along with the original form of the host to lull unsuspecting targets into conversation, at which point they dampen their powers and kill them. Omega Prime Sentinels, like Karima Shapandar, are equipped with mechanical regeneration coupled with some level of electromagnetic powers, but these were apparently prototypes, as their designs are clunkier than other Prime Sentinels.
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Beeman and the rest of the production staff reviewed the scene to make sure that they filmed the homage correctly, but Beeman later noted that the iconic scene was "clunkier" and more "out of focus" than they wanted, and that people's memories make it seem more impressive. However, he was pleased that the recreated shot was the sequence to wrap up Smallville, noting that he "always thought that was going to be the final moment". Special effects for the finale episodes—and series as a whole—were completed by Entity FX. The company produced nearly 80 different visual effects shots for the episode, which were created in the Entity FX facilities in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and Santa Monica, California, with addition supervision in Vancouver. Mat Beck, owner of the company, later explained that the company was in charge of "work[ing] this magic" on several minutes of screen time, during which hardly any photography had been filmed.
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