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  • noun A technological solution to a problem.

Etymologies

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techno- +‎ fix

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Examples

  • Think about one "technofix" that went wrong - the Aswan Dam on the Egyptian Nile.

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  • But for me, the problem with the ending was that it hinged on a sudden Doctorish technofix that was completely out of place in this story.

    REVIEW: Torchwood: Children of Earth 2009

  • That's probably less than what some of the CEOs of these companies collect in a single year, which gives me an idea on what we could use to try plugging the leak. "bloommarko4 said," There's no reliable technofix for deep water oil drilling other than to reduce our demand for irreplaceable resources.

    Evading Gulf oil leak blame 2010

  • Where, then, lies the hope or technofix that is more authentic than fantasy or daydreaming?

    UUpdates - All updates 2009

  • Furthermore, the side-effects of technofix are not always considered.

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  • I say guilty pleasure because this movie is the paradigmatic technofix movie.

    Energy Bulletin - 2009

  • I say guilty pleasure because this movie is the paradigmatic technofix movie.

    Energy Bulletin - 2009

  • Along with a belief in progress, we have been tempted by "technofix."

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  • No technofix is available to change that and building new highways will only make it worse. it's cities that work.

    Organic Consumers Association News Headlines 2009

  • The technofix urge is remarkable amongst the owning-class.

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed 2009

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