layering

Any idea if they're layering any additional security onto the unsecured WiFi connections it seems to prefer?

And now my current job has been eroding pay/benefits and layering on useless processes and other BS.

Pay special attention to the layering of the kernel, coding strategy, and assurance section.

I suppose I should rush out to file a patent on layering SSL back onto web sockets.

Might be achieved through density (compactus-style growing sleeves), layering (underground growing), robotics, automated transport (self-driving trucks), etc.

I like Linux containers, but Docker's image layering system and imperative Dockerfiles have got to go.

It's also nothing you can fix by layering more technology over it.

This layering of central and distributed seems common on all levels.

It could be the way Intel is layering the memristors.

But then there are some people who might be more interested in making a secure protocol from scratch (rejecting the layering complexity and third-party dependence of SSL).

This means that if you download the sepsis-inspector add-on[3] right now, you'll find that it's missing some things that existing tools can do, but at this point, it's just a matter of layering those features on.

Of course, it might be that the attacker can't attack bugs in the inner systems easily, so perhaps by layering you get to choose which system are most easily exploited...

Scala pretends to solve this problem by "layering" code.

> Scala pretends to solve this problem by "layering" code.

Layering string section and exposing folk-inspired motif is what composers do when they're uninspired and on deadline.