legit

The rationale for not releasing the PoC is that it gives legit users a chance to patch.

Most of the article is about things that apply to this kind of grand endeavor regardless of whether it turns out to be realistic and legit, completely nuts and legit, or illegitimate.

You could go to your recycling center and get $5 fully legit Win 7/8 license.

Only once, and not at a site i would put legit info on.

Example: civilian makes legit claim that cannot be proven due to camera malfunctioning.

That does make me wonder how long it'll be before they start hooking up cleverbot to disguise their links in legit-sounding replies to other comments.

I used their material on Algorithms to study for my grad school algorithms class and got an A- so it's legit.

Without some legit alternative to Visual Studio, I fear that all of this.

I remember having seen this when the admin panel interface of Twitter leaked, although I don't know whether those screenshots were legit or not.

Your legit traffic is guilty by association.

If you are currently helping a Nigerian ex-general retrieve his family's fortune from overseas accounts, this might come in handy as a hedge in case he is not legit.

Seems legit actually, but a little scary.

When the Uber app needs consensus with the banks in order to mark a payment as "legit", it uses just few kb's of bandwidth and a couple of requests to communicate with Braintree.

This is a farfetched contrived story, but now there's a demonstrated (again, assuming the screenshot is legit) attempt to enforce this clause and evidence of "24 hours" being the timeframe allowed for resolution, the tiny risk of such an outcome is going to hit sentiment and get legal departments twitching.

It was via credit card, but it was a smaller site I'd never heard of (I'm into music but not enough to know this place..maybe they're legit and I just didn't spend enough time doing research) and I was weighing the responsibility of thanking the artist the cost of buying a single track on a fairly "random" site and watching my credit card like a hawk for a month.

Exactly like this discussion we have now: I can easily quote the text of that proposal (it's easy to Google it) and "it looks legit" (heh) but I have honestly no idea how I'd even find what was written in the relevant mailing lists at that time (or even more honestly, I know that I'd probably find it when spending more time than I'd like to spend, so I prefer just communicating, like most of the potential "targets").