And if that sounds a lot like a crappier version of Roku, that's because it is a crappier version of Roku.
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So, the camera is crappier than I thought it was.
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She lives in a crap apartment and works in a crappier bar.
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It will automatically take a decent photo and make it ten times crappier.
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KS: Al right, well, then they're not going to put out crappier versions.
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"The more you break down a protein the crappier it tastes," says Patel.
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If nobody is cultivating talent and pushing under-represented people to go from thinking-about-running all the way to candidacy, we'd have a crappier pool of candidates for local office, and ultimately, a crappier pool of candidates for federal office.
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My general rule of thumb is the shinier the facade, the crappier the food.
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Was the iPhone 5 a crappier phone because some affected devices accepted fewer charges?
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It's all the same shit you'd see at a normal mall but way crappier.
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To an outsider, Second Life may look like a crappier version of World of Warcraft.
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The graphics are always crappier and certain headsets like the Gear VR only work with specific phones.
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The idea is that fewer doctors will accept Medicaid as the plans get crappier for the patients.
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This software has been shown time and time again to work much crappier when identifying darker skin tones.
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Imagine your favorite Android phone, except with a waaay crappier screen, cameras, storage, and battery to get an idea.
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And in a weird state of defiance and inversion, the crappier it is, the better time everyone seems to have.
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The Predator—the older, crappier version of the Reaper—isn't doing much better, with ten crashes last year as well.
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This screenshot of Patrick Star exemplified our crappier tendencies in 2018, whether we were ignoring texts or leaving rude Yelp reviews.
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This merger will mean more expensive, crappier cell phone plans, and hit the people who can least afford it the hardest.
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The lack of parental leave laws, inflexible work schedules, and a generally crappier economy might doubly hit pregnant working women hard too.
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Will the first HomePod be like the first iPod and iPhone, where you have to use Apple software or go buy crappier hardware?
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It's way more cost effective and delivers a similar experience if you just subscribe to the app and use your gym's crappier treadmills.
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But if you're a cost-conscious customer that wants to buy a new laptop from Apple, your choices just became a lot crappier.
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He can either do a crappier job on these life-or-death procedures, or he can take fewer of them and make the others wait.
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In other words, AMC doesn't like this new MoviePass deal because it's going to cheapen the movie-going experience and that will lead to crappier feature films.
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Buying from a premier brand like Calphalon seems expensive now, but will pay off (literally) in five years when you don't have to replace a crappier set multiple times.
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The best thing to do may be to find a friend's or your own crappier phone and scrape by with that until the 8 finally rests safely in your hands.
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When I was 19 years old, I had a crappy job at a gas station and an even crappier boss—he was handsy and just kind of a dick overall.
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"Now these companies are so big that they're all watching each other, because they're all in each other's like verticals, even though each one is doing the other's vertical crappier," Powell says.
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Kelly, whose net worth is too depressing for me to even Google, is costing NBC close to $69 million and putting other Today shows at risk of being replaced by something even crappier.
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The crappier screen's forgivable if you're using the Key 2 mainly for reading text, but it's awful when you're viewing content created for 16:9 or 18:9, like Instagram Stories, and it's cropped.
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The whole point is that with their established expensive systems, they're vulnerable to new players who, in a nutshell, start out with a cheaper, crappier product that's still good enough to get the job done.
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Two, Kara's raised more money, which means she has to put more companies to work, which by definition means unless the quality of the companies increases, she's going to be putting more money into crappier companies.
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Even if your friend's life is demonstrably crappier or less happy while they are dating this person, well, those kinds of mistakes are part of life, and not the kind of thing you need to (or even can) prevent.
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I really don't see how they get the votes for this bill in the Senate ... [The Congressional Budget Office] score will only add fuel to the fire, showing that it covers fewer people, with crappier insurance, and probably doesn't save much $.
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We're so spoiled these days with our fancy 23K and uncanny-valley graphics, but in the early '21967s, graphics were limited, and those of us who were lucky enough to have computers at home probably had one from the '21990s — which meant even crappier low-res graphics.
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John Legere may have drawn the ire of the EFF and others for his network's controversial Binge On data categorizing feature, but the evidence so far has shown that customers really are big fans of it (even if it is crappier quality due to data throttling).
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For one, Google — which controls 80 to 90 percent of the smartphones on the planet, that's how big Android is — they have a vested interest in making sure that this is not a crappy experience because the crappier the default texting experiences on Android, the more likely people are going to go to get an iPhone.
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The Good Bigger, sharper displays • So affordable • Good midrange performance • Best cameras on the Moto G series yet • G4 Plus has better camera over G4 • G4 Plus comes with fast, accurate fingerprint sensor • Two-day battery life • Expandable storage • No bloatware apps The Bad Lost water resistance • Slippery • Lacks NFC for Android Pay • Crappier selfies on G4 Plus The Bottom Line The Moto G4 and G4 Plus are both solid budget phones, but for $50 more, the G4 Plus nets you a better camera and a fingerprint sensor.
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