Don't be useless: go make stuff that makes people happy!
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Now, that doesn't mean a tunneling machine would be useless!
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"I turned out to be useless with furniture," he said.
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By some estimates, 40-70% of drug prescriptions may be useless.
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" Husbands who are "nonworking, noninvolved," she points out, can be "useless.
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I knew my response would be useless unless I was candid.
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You'll consider splurging on gadgets you always thought would be useless.
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And a vast majority said blockchain will still be useless in 2019.
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In the matter of sexual fidelity, though, it seems to be useless.
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When in autonomous mode, your car's steering wheel will be useless anyhow.
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As a measure to prevent terrorism, such a ban would be useless.
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But permethrin, the insecticidal fogger used for years, may actually be useless.
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Anxiety can appear to be useless at best and paralyzing at worst.
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If he fails to sell them by January, they will be useless.
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Ghostface is sure that even if Maureen calls for help, it'll be useless.
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At first, I thought the new government would be useless on this issue.
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Doctors treated him with opium and other medications that proved to be useless.
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Researchers don't know exactly why the robot dolls turned out to be useless.
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Because most cars are never driven that far, such a device would be useless.
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SAW also turned out to be useless from the standpoint of the agricultural industry.
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What helps one person recover might be useless or even harmful for someone else.
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So, I was completely, utterly useless, with no real roadmap to not be useless.
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Outside the court, social conservatives warned that an ideologically neutral originalism would be useless.
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And the war, like most of Fitz's actions, turned out to be useless after all.
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That doesn't mean that a candidacy defined by climate change would be useless for Inslee.
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Kaspersky has maintained that the data in its system is encrypted and intercepts would be useless.
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It had to look human, since if it couldn't control human beings it would be useless.
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Each machine is specially designed for space, since normal gym equipment would be useless in microgravity.
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And even though I realize that all lexical knowledge may be useless, you'll have this record.
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However, this common reaction, which proved to be useless in figuring out my identity, soon transformed.
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A chip designed to monitor the chemicals given off by strawberries would be useless for chicken.
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Are you someone who's more interested in supporting the team, knowing you'll be useless in a firefight?
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Crawford clearly believes that would be useless, and there's something else ... he denies he ever hinted otherwise.
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Apple just announced a new TV app for Apple TV, and it's basically going to be useless.
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The smarts would be useless if the shoes were awful, but Iofit's Smart Balance Shoes feel great.
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Of course, all these videos still exist on Google's servers and HookTube would be useless without them.
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If she's anxious, saying something sensible, like "Let's leave the diagnoses to professionals," will probably be useless.
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If your card is lost or stolen, it would be useless unless the fraudster also knew your PIN.
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Well, it's a custom-sized part with a proprietary connector, so a standard laptop SSD would be useless.
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"These guys are harmless; they would be useless in a fist fight," one of the airline officials said.
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"We never mined bitcoins because it would be useless to produce them with human heat," Beltrán told me.
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She may be useless and unlovable, but she can still love, and she can still be a hero.
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"So this setup would obviously be useless for any practical video game experience," Ørsted explained in an email.
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"Without funding, any communication, training, awareness or help plan for the victims will be useless," the statement said.
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Overlays of text explain that sending a message to the future about sea-level rise would be useless.
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In Soleri's cities, cars would be useless and the very notion of roads would be abolished as divisive constructs.
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Every time we travel I get restaurant recommendations from people and they almost always turn out to be useless.
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Cactus pear will also be useless in below-freezing temperature or in the tropical areas where cyclones wreak havoc.
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" The data recorder, he said, would also be useless because "the plane flew for hours without a systemic problem.
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There comes a point where you have to take care of yourself first, or you're gonna be useless to everyone.
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Actual presents would be useless when it's better to fit the things in that he already has in his room.
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That means if you have a Kuvée system, it's going to be useless once the company's remaining stock sells out.
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This will almost certainly be useless, as life in America today is unstable for reasons that go beyond nicotine products.
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Do I have to admit that my parents were right in telling me that this art degree would be useless?
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And some 60 years later, I knew that I was paying for a bone structure analysis that would be useless.
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Thus, calling the police if you are black can often be useless and slow, and at worst is outright dangerous.
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That's why it could be useful for firefighters, because their vision would be obscured and conventional computer vision would be useless.
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When I asked them if they planned to show these materials to the police, they told me it would be useless.
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If she discovers wrongdoing under state law, Trump's presidential pardon power will be useless because it applies only to federal offenses.
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New research suggests a popular treatment for chest pain may be useless for many people, The New York Times reported today.
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This turned out to be useless, because Stannis wasn't actually the Lord of Light's favorite anything, but that's neither here nor there.
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Now, a line in a report in Silicon Valley would be useless — people want to see actual products, not talk of products.
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While the data alone may be useless, the problem isn't the data itself, it's how we design the context around the data.
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Then we will see how all of his power and wealth will be useless… There are a few things money can't buy.
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Even if a hacker steals some data, chances are it's going to be useless as CryptoMove fragments your data into tiny chunks.
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The promised information turned out to be useless: claims that financial backers of the Democratic Party made money from crimes in Russia.
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Some of the crowd tried to pursue the assailants, but were restrained by others who said it would be useless, witnesses said.
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European cars It might soon be useless to put the pedal to the metal if you're driving a new car in Europe.
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The Soviet Union chose not to manufacture supersonic ship killers not because manufacturing them was impossible, but because they would be useless.
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The Soviet Union chose not to manufacture supersonic ship killers not because manufacturing them was impossible, but because they would be useless.
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Although a college education is essential for those on certain career paths, I believe a college degree would be useless to others.
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The downside is that for a family with a low income, who cannot afford a $10,000 deductible, such a plan would be useless.
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And finally, the Touch ID sensor is paired with the secure enclave for increased security — otherwise everything I just described would be useless.
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Hearing Steven wax happy about his eventual release hurts this time around — the show has the implicit suggestion that this might be useless.
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Sure, your Mar-a-Lago membership application might be useless if you aren't a billionaire, but we suppose it can't hurt to try.
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But the company's explanation for the reinstatements is so vague as to be useless when other acts of censorship arise in the future.
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The project is already $133 million over budget, not including the $52 million it cost for the 10 cars that may be useless.
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Aides reportedly think laying out a media strategy ahead of the book could be useless if the president decides to respond on Twitter.
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Despite Mr. Straus's connections, Mr. Frank wrote to him that "all their efforts would be useless" given the immigration climate, the report states.
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However, some people find the Recycle Bin to be useless, and would rather it not be stuck on their desktop at all times.
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In an age when AI threatens to become widespread, humans would be useless, so there's a need to merge with machines, according to Musk.
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"We've developed new strategic weapons that don't use ballistic trajectory at all, which means that missile defense will be useless against it," Putin said.
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But judgments about the nature of officers' individual characters are not only so subjective as to be useless but they also miss the point.
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"I do not believe Americans would be willing to pay such a high cost for something that will be useless for them," he said.
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The apps would be useless without a Wi-Fi connection, which means you're already likely in your home with access to those better streaming devices.
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I guess that's the lesson here: hardware choices are important, but even the best buttons can be useless if there isn't good software behind them.
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The court said that the enzyme, though just one part of the kit, represented a "substantial portion" because the kit would be useless without it.
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Now some of it may be useless, they may not care about your email to your mother, but there's other stuff that may be useful.
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Some experts worry that this will serve only to create a flood of dodgy AI systems which will be useless at best and dangerous at worst.
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It would be useless to ask the bros themselves, because everyone knows bros can't be asked for opinions, at least not for articulate ones about fashion.
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It serves as a reminder that even the best intelligence can be useless when not backed by shrewd leadership and well-trained men on the ground.
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But as she reminds Jon in "Winterfell," it's not made of Valyrian steel, so it'd be useless against the undead White Walkers coming from the north.
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The diversity of devices will increase the chances that some will survive, but without a way for them to talk to each other, they'll be useless.
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Many basic studies, Sena and other researchers discovered, are too small, riddled with flaws, or so contaminated as to be useless for testing whether drugs work.
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Then, when you log in from a new device or location, you'll receive an additional code on your phone, without which your password would be useless.
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But it's good to know about your environment even if it doesn't promise a reward right now; knowledge may be useless today, but vital next week.
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Should a thief attempt to use a stolen chip and PIN card for an in-store purchase, it would be useless without knowledge of the PIN.
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This was not a theme to be addressed openly in stories meant for adults; even if it were possible, it would be useless, already too late.
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But even the best fire-safety methods and regulations will be useless if, because of corner-cutting or lack of vigilance, they are not translated into reality.
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Yet Mr Cho says that, if the charges are true, this is different in nature from previous cases: the governing system this time "proved to be useless".
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It will probably favor a long extension because a short one is likely to be useless, given that nearly three years of negotiation have produced only mayhem.
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No two heads of hair are the same, so the straightener that does wonders on your best friend's fine tresses may be useless on your curly mane.
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Normally, information that expires after just a minute would be useless, but if hackers could steal it and use it all before it switches again, they're in business.
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And it's really important to know that, when that happens, the cognitive and behavioral programs of the brain are not going to just fall apart and be useless.
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In an embarrassing admission, the government has had to order security personnel to stop using bogus bomb detectors that, for years, have been widely known to be useless.
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In an embarrassing admission, the government also had to order security personnel to stop using bogus bomb detectors that, for years, have been widely known to be useless.
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I think if, to your point, you'd basically keep five VCs on a board forever, it's going to be useless once you become a late-stage public company.
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"If a door opens to the inside, there's a good chance the bathroom will be useless," said Amy M., a tester with multiple sclerosis who uses a wheelchair.
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In an embarrassing admission, the government has also had to order security personnel to stop using bogus bomb detectors that, for years, have been widely known to be useless.
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In a recent article on VICE, a male victim, Taylor Cooper, thought it pointless to report what had happened to him because he feared law enforcement would be useless.
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"If they neglect or refuse to discipline or arm our militia, they will be useless: the states can do neither — this power being exclusively given to Congress," Henry declared.
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These would be useless to people with pre-existing conditions, who would find themselves segregated into a high-cost market — effectively sawing off the third leg of the stool.
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An oversimplified organoid model for the cortex would be missing all those interneurons and would therefore be useless for studying how the developing brain balances its excitatory and inhibitory signals.
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Others took to social media to call for the banning of ubiquitous "magic wand" bomb detection devices that were shown to be useless against explosives and marketed fraudulently years ago.
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The AirPods might be useless on a plane or a train, but I do really like their sound reproduction in quiet places, and these Oppos are just worse all around.
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The simplicity and quality of the Orah 4i would be useless if the price wasn't competitive, but for the rest of April, VideoStitch is selling the whole setup for $1,800.
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But, of course, a second free throw here would be useless, so he went into the old bag of tricks and pulled out the intentional miss/pass to yourself play.
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The only benefit I can think of is an illusion of a bigger screen, despite the fact that the "notched" portion of the screen will be useless in most scenarios.
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But a new study suggests that the stents may be useless for many of the hundreds of thousands of heart patients who get them each year to reduce chest pain.
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You would read the text and then you would respond to the text and the receipt would be useless anyway because your response would signal that you had read the text.
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Building on years of lower-quality evidence, the well-designed study suggests stents may in fact be useless for pain in people with stable angina who are being treated with medication.
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A Cambodian foreign ministry spokesman said any appeal for demonstrations by Rainsy would be useless after he failed to make good on a promise to return to the country on Saturday.
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Student evaluations -- which for pre-tenure or pre-promotion faculty are vitally important to their career advancement -- will be useless in this new arrangement, as will any evaluations of research productivity.
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It turns out that the specific nuclear test site Kim said he would shut down — where all of North Korea's nuclear tests have taken place since 2006 — may already be useless.
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Gmail's potentially life-saving "Undo Send" feature was introduced in 2015 so you've probably heard of it, but if you're not sure how to enable it it'll unfortunately be useless to you.
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Democrats consistently ignore the horror stories from people who have lost their coverage, who can't keep their doctors, or who are forced to buy expensive coverage that turns out to be useless.
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These camps, the last of which closed in 1946, were a grotesque civil liberties violation and act of racial discrimination, which also turned out to be useless from a national security perspective.
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Some people worry that by pushing for feminist analysis to include race, sexuality, class, and other identities, people who push for intersectionality are spreading feminism so thin that it will be useless.
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" Screaming would be useless; there is "no sound save the sea and the sky and all the boat lights swallowed and the boats flashing and the boats spinning, the boats flying, turning, gone.
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For example, imagine a bank running a credit check on you, while only handling your credit history data in encrypted form, so that even if that data were stolen it would be useless.
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He added that as long as Republicans, who control the House, and the public at large believes impeachment is about sour grapes for Democrats, then it will be useless to press for it.
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Hero would be useless when I'm on the road, though the app could remind me to take my pills (which would be in some portable container and not back at home in Hero).
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And then, without notice, Le Roux was locked away, captured in a sting operation and unable to access the private keys to a fortune that would be useless to him for years anyway.
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That's because the stock market, though crucial in the long run for individuals accumulating wealth and companies raising capital, is so erratic as to be useless in providing information about the short run.
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People will be looking for a site that tells them where to get tested; unless they live in a handful of zip codes, it will be useless to them for the foreseeable future.
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Similarly, Abrams' experience working across the aisle has been central to her campaign; a Democrat in the Georgia Governor's Mansion would be useless if she couldn't work with a state legislature dominated by Republicans.
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It would be useless to try to convince the U.S. administration of the importance of the Paris Climate Agreement, but it is equally wrongheaded to isolate President Trump on international climate and energy policy.
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True, your student judged the university's services to be useless, but as the larger problem of sexual misconduct has gained prominence in the past few years, universities have taken measures to improve their responses.
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The squat animals, in other words, were consciously engineered to be useless—like corgis, another favorite of the ruling class, which often suffer from severe health problems because their bodies don't make any sense.
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All these features would be useless without a hosting service, so thankfully this bundle includes a year's worth of SSD hosting with unlimited monthly bandwidth, free backups, free support, and 10 GB of storage space.
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Maia does not expect a new text to be agreed upon by Friday, but said it must include a minimum retirement age at least or else it would be useless in cutting the budget deficit.
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SCEPTICS of evolution often point to the human eye and ask how such a complex object could have evolved when the imperfection of any part of it would cause the whole thing to be useless.
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The other piece of advice would be, and I think this one might be useless because I don't think anyone believes it until they're actually in it themselves, but startups are harder than you'd think.
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To the extent that anyone can learn anything from this debacle, it's probably that conservatives whose entire claim to relevance is built on trying to rile up liberals on social media tend to be useless grifters.
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"Make sure you get the racket under the ball," Serena Williams says in a MasterClass that is just technical enough to be useless to a novice and inane to anyone who has taken a tennis lesson.
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This will ensure that even if there's some leftover data when you dispose of the device, it will be useless to someone who doesn't have the decryption key or the password that unlocks that decryption key.
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All the preparation in the world will be useless if you're unable to access your stored goods, or properly prepare them, so be sure to include a hand-held can opener, and eating and cooking utensils.
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Here's news that could strike terror in the hearts of those living in warmer regions: your bedbug traps might be useless because tropical bedbugs have special modified pads on their legs that help them climb out easily.
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In the worst-case scenario, that means that if someone got hold of a large cache of encrypted data that today would be useless without the key, a future adversary may be able to force the lock.
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Donald Jr. conceded that the June 2628 meeting occurred for the purpose of obtaining incriminating information about Hillary from Russia, but the meeting proved to be useless because the Russians really didn't have the goods on her.
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"It will be useless to recover from the fiscal crisis if we know that every year we will have extreme weather conditions that will leave important losses in infrastructure and development that must be addressed," she said.
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A Texas lawmaker isn't backing down from his controversial stance, in the wake of another mass shooting, that changing gun laws would be useless to stop more violence — and that "praying for protection" was the only solution. Rep.
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President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that while Russia opposed North Korea's actions, imposing sanctions would be "useless and ineffective, " adding that North Korean President Kim Jong Un would rather see his people starve than have his regime overthrown.
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A practical problem also is that the field may be evolving so rapidly that a patent, which can take years to fully prosecute from application to issuance, may be useless or antiquated before it issues, if allowed at all.
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Not only would the ban be useless to efforts to combat lethal acts of terrorism in the United States, but by imposing what looks like a religious test on immigrants it would also be open to serious legal challenges.
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What Hickel is arguing is that a chart that combines World Bank data with Bourguignon and Morrisson's data to construct a longer narrative is relying on data so weak as to be useless, and conflating real numbers with rough estimates.
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Turns out Lopez's security team handled the restraining order business, and we're told they decided to not even show up in court Tuesday because they felt it would be useless, since they couldn't find McLanahan to serve him with legal docs.
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In states that have lax rules about what must be covered, carriers are going to craft plans that cost just under the value of subsidies A lot of them will be useless in terms of care ($20k deductibles here we come).
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Every caucus site has a 15 percent candidate viability threshold, meaning that winning two voters out of 10, or one voter out of two, will get a delegate; getting 14 votes at a site with 183 Iowans would be useless.
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"Exiting such an agreement would carry a high cost for the United States of America, and I do not believe Americans would be willing to pay such a high cost for something that will be useless for them," Rouhani told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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Libertarianism as a concept might be useless if all these people can claim it as their own; but let's not discount those who use it to explain their concern about the way the overweening state treats immigrants, gays, and victims of police brutality.
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It would be useless here to talk about the legacy of this envelope-pushing, binary-rejecting star, considering the many column inches have been devoted to it, other than to say that recently, it feels as though that legacy has become somewhat confused.
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Information that might be useless in isolation can turn out to be important when woven into a larger tapestry of ill-gotten data, and can lend enemies of the U.S. a dangerously clear view into American lives, and into American intelligence operations overseas.
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"I take part in this contest to increase the selling price and economic value of my dogs, and it would be useless for me as a breeder if I did not participate in a contest like this," Badud said in his house where he keeps 40 dogs.
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But as David Hemenway of the Harvard School of Public Health has conclusively demonstrated, this kind of small-sample survey of an inherently rare event — especially when that event is socially desirable (like fending off a criminal) — are so prone to bias as to be useless.
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"Exiting such an agreement would carry a high cost for the United States of America, and I do not believe Americans would be willing to pay such a high cost for something that will be useless for them," Rouhani said in an interview broadcast earlier this week.
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In his Nobel speech, he noted that the Soviet Union took the public position that any European war would automatically become a nuclear conflict, yet at the same time, Moscow poured immense resources into building up conventional forces that in theory would be useless in a nuclear war.
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For an agreement that hinges so much on cooperation and good faith, the worry was that without the US, the world's second-largest greenhouse gas emitter, the deal would fall apart, that other countries would weaken their ambitions or sign an agreement so full of loopholes as to be useless.
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If the seller is a failing company seeking a sale as a last ditch effort to avoid shutting its doors, even the best strategies may be useless in negotiation since as soon as the buyer says "no", the seller will likely fold its hand and agree to the deal offered.
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Joshua O'Neal, director of sexual health services at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, said that the only reason his organization would delay prescribing the medication is if a patient has certain conditions, such as kidney problems, that PrEP can exacerbate, or had already contracted HIV, in which case PrEP would be useless.
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"Some people have misunderstood the President's declarations because we don't plan to ban the use of fossil fuels, we plan to phase them out through new policies and incentives so that eventually, down the road, they will be useless," Costa Rica's Minister of Environment and Energy Carlos Manuel Rodríguez told me in an email.
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I know that its former neighbour It's Not About the Bike has been relegated to my hallway bookshelf of forgotten paperbacks, because once again I can't bring myself to throw away a book but I know it would be useless to donate it, only to join its brethren laying in exile in our nation's op shops.
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At a community meeting, the nuns who run Stella's school, and who do nothing to support or accommodate the girl's gender transition, greet the oncoming freeze with educational leaflets and announcements about community preparedness plans including "ideas on how to insulate and heat your homes," information that will be useless when the temperature drops and resources become scarce.
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But the door debacle is only the latest in a never-ending list of construction faults: car parks that began to crumble weeks after they had been completed, missing check-in counters and luggage conveyor belts, faulty fire-safety walls between the airport and the railway station that serves it, pipes and cables so ill-fitted as to be useless.
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Read more:3 &aposhealth&apos products that are a waste of money, according to dietitiansWe tried 5 protein powders and LeBron James&aposs brand got a perfect taste score, but still didn&apost come out on topThere&aposs evidence fish oil and vitamin D can reduce heart attack and cancer risk, but the supplements still may be useless for most people
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Julie Valentine, a forensic nurse and assistant professor of nursing at Brigham Young University, told Kaiser Health News that she emailed Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon, directly on Tuesday with a link to a KHN article in which she was quoted opposing the rape kits because the evidence collected would be useless in court and expose an alleged victim to medical risks.
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The cost of dental care is beyond reach for many in the middle class, the programs serving the poor are so underfunded as to be useless (in Minnesota, the Medical Assistance program pays private dentists approximately 35 percent of the standard fee, half the dentist's overhead), and an increasing amount of dental care is directed toward cosmetic and high-profit procedures: cosmetic veneers, implants, whitening.
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Carpet bombing the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), as Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE has suggested, would be useless, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Tuesday.
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And in the meantime, DACA recipients might lose all that they have built in the last five years: They could lose their jobs if it's not clear they'll be able to work legally anymore; they will likely lose their driver's licenses in many states; students might find themselves working towards a degree that will be useless without the ability to get a job; and families with mixed status will be forced to figure out what the future might bring.
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