How To Use Kludge In A Sentence
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The details aren't specific, and feel a little kludged.
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A possible compromise may be to take advantage of kludges such as the DATA pseudo-file handle to tuck data at the end of a script.
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It wouldn't have been perfect, but it almost certainly would have been better than the kludge we're ending up with.
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But InterAction relies on attorneys adding contact information and dealing with its kludgey interface.
Contact Networks - Enterprise Relationship Management
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The audience laughed out loud when the Microsoft guy showed off a kludgey system that lets you fetch Outlook e-mail messages using voice commands from a cell phone.
Microsoft Vista: Not 'People Ready'
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Google has struggled to maintain the integrity of its search results ever since, with recent kludges blocking millions of results.
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If the UI changes, the kludge can be redone without affecting a single script.
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Thus you either change the new code, or try and kludge the old code, or hack around the old code with a whole new bit.
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The portable version would either need to hook directly into your audio source or use a microphone which is kludgey at best ...
It had to happen sooner or later
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Meanwhile, the cranky, kludgey world of open 802.11 base-stations gains ground every day.
Boing Boing: June 23, 2002 - June 29, 2002 Archives
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It's well worth taking the time to add extra comments and clean up any kludged code.
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Though it seemed a bit 'kludgey' at first, this process has proven a lot easier than trying to keep a variety of socket sizes at the ready.
MAKE Magazine
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Rational Review
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Back then, Windows 3.1 was a kludgey, moth-eaten curtain hung in front of DOS.
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On the corner of Eversholt Street and Euston is a St Pancras New Church, a neo-classical kludge which at the time of its construction in 1822 was the most expensive church building since St Paul's.
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It's a kludge, but at least the page loads normally now.
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The eBw-1150 has its kludgey aspects, most notably its elderly software (written for Windows 98 and not greatly updated since).
Web/Tech
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Such a database would be a kludge of existing databases; databases that are incompatible, full of erroneous data, and unreliable.
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Playing old-school NES games is reassuringly awesome, but playing them in emulation at your computer is inauthentic and sometimes kludgey.
Build A Nintendo Arcade To Get Your Old-School Game On | Lifehacker Australia
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He is expected by the cult to buy yet some other doo-dad as a kludgey work around to make up for the fact that the ipad is inferior.
Medlogs - Recent stories
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Once the text coordinate acquisition kludge is complete, the text is written to the image, and the image as shown under Step 2 in Figure 1 is written out.
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The vertebrate eye does very well indeed, but it is a kludge.
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So there is nothing that the Google desktop offers I can't already kludge.
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Once the text coordinate acquisition kludge is complete, the text is written to the image, and the image as shown under Step 2 in Figure 1 is written out.
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The $500 thing you're referring to is probably a refundable tax credit see p. 11/23, with an awful lot of kludgey mechanics surrounding it.
Let's talk about the stimulus package.
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Perhaps the most interesting realization is that the concept of reciprocity applies to the ‘kludge’ factor called emissivity – the correction value that permits a greybody to be modeled with planck’s law and stefan’s law – applies to the atmosphere.
Gerry North's Suggested Reading on Climate Models « Climate Audit
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The original network - I'm sure our technologists wouldn't like this - but it was kludged together through landlines
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I speak as someone who's written code to do this, by the way - it always smelled like a kludge to me, and now I understand why.
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Usually some mechanism exists to export and import data between a database and an SPC / SQC system - even if that mechanism is a kludge involving a text-file transfer.
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And it's hard to imagine any IS department tolerating kludges such as this.
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Text input on a tablet suffers from the same kludgey problems, as "digital ink" tends to:
WhyPad?
